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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-11-02

A little boy, when asked by lady il
he studied hard at school, said, ''I dc
not hurt myself at it," "Ah," said
the lady, "you must study hard, OF
yon'll never be President of the United
States," "No, ma'aml cried the boy,
"but l don't expect TO be; Pm a Demo
crat." 'o75'' = pt,i''' =
A man making his way with a jack
ass through Park street, New York,
the other day, was delayedi by some
Irish women who were anxious to have
their babies kiss the donkey's back,
that they might be cured of the. whop-
ing cough. 9 S2s}st ii53l
The editor of the New York Com
.naerciGs says he read it just forty-seven
times, in fOrty-eight hours that "Chica-
go will arise like phoenix from the
ashes" If any writer uses the phrase
again the editor hopes "the fire-proof
bird will drop few einders on the
head of the man who does it, - - -
Prince Alfonso, the son of ex-Queen
Isabella, is fourteen years Of age and
is about to be sent to an English Rroz
man Catholic college,. His mother has
faith that he will yet be King OF
Spain. @s ai'a sassas 2.
In a late vacation letter Henry Ward
Beecher euumerates as among the de-
lights ofsummer rest the privilege of
wearing old clothes. This is privi-
lege that good many clergymen have
the whole year round. a5sa
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-11-02

:. Brigham Young has ordered Of a
olis6 inst. ILouis the winteroutfts of
lew members of hissmall family, to-
wit: Thirty velvet cloaks and the
same number of ladies' promenade cos
TUNES, sixty suits for gentleman, and
also forty dress-coats-'; afa,s.' HsT
The Morgan County Gazette reports
courtship in progress in that county
Asylum between = youth of ninety-one
falls and 9, miss. of one hundred, and
six. and expects to chronicle the we'd
ding soon... It.adds that the consent
of the parents has been obtained. .qss
II is now lawful 10 shoot quaiIs. but
trapping them Is forbidden at. ALI sea-
sons. Rabbits may be killed after, the
first inst. q - sig .l r9si' 'fi.t = aslo
A1Aett - Il fRt ~ YfEHH gllB
aIeel-.H.sI
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-11-02
ropics tor Farmer,s Clubs.

The following list of subjects for the
winter meetings of the Waltham. Mas
sachusetts, Farmers Club for 1872,
have been announced, together with
time, place and disputants for each
meeting.s This gives time for thought
and preparation on the part of those
appointed to engage in the exercises.
The programme may be of interest to
the members of farmers clubs in other
localities -az4a 5tzs1 ets 1
The results of farming in 1871, and
what has been learned that will be
beneficial in the future "a 4akn
Has the importation. of the foreign
breed Of. cattle, horses and other stock
Deen benefit to the community?
Trades and trade unions; their iHfu-
Fence on the business of the community.
Would a combination of the farming
interests be a benefit to to their general
prosperity?
Woodland and forest trees; their adj
vantages or disadvantages ito the farm
and community.
Farms and farmers; what are the in
IdieadoIs Of GOOD farIning2E IENk
Swine and poultry; the best breeds of
each, and the best method of keeping
and feeriIgs and the profit Of Dssy
Fruits and yegetablesa sthe proper
timeto gather and the best way of pre-
serving them.
Mich cows; the feeding and manage
ment in regard to health and the pro-
duction of mlk,nt5 4sxjz
The raising, ieeding and training of
horses for speed, road and farm work.
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gaafg.
!. gRE GREYPORT -LEGEND..
tIysz3
IT 81 BEEf HARr.)

I'D
The ran through the streets OF the seaport town
They pesred from the decks Of sAe sAips
ssss where they lay, W.
The cold sea fog thar came whitening dcwN
Was never so cold or white as they.
--Ho. starDuck and Pinckney and 1eater-
den.
Run for your shallcps. gather your men,
Scatter your beats on the lower bay. p
, Good caussfor fear. In the thick midday
The hulk that lay By the rotting pier.
Files With the children in happy play, 81
Parted its moorings and DR. fled clear,
Drilled clear beyond reach or cal, L.
Thirteen children there were In ALL
All adrit IN che lower bay
SAID ha-a,faced skippzr, God help as aIL
sue win not noat till the turning tide."
Said his wife, my darlEHG wiz hear HgcalI,
.Hheffer in searo Ee9len shsbidep
fsSAnd she nfsa 4 d quEsering voice and high
~ Mtid anT strange as sea BIRDS cry
TIL they shuddered and wondered at hoi
IL ssade. 10 sf 6FHf
The fog drown on each laboring crew.
yeiled each from each .ud the sky and shore
There was not sound but the breath ths,
sias drew, .--.s'--5-- - = - a.F.7 f.-..-
And the lap OF water and the creak Of oat I;
And they felt the breath OF The downs fresl
Ger leagues Of clover and cold. gray stone
BEtnot from the lips thai had yoae befor,
They came no more. But they iell the tale
THAT when the fogs are thick on the harhoi
sf reef .t,ss91st 1saEa 49,. - ~
ThsmaekeDel fishers shorten saii, ,@s
For the signal they know viii bring relief
For the voices of children still at pIay -
~ Is pEAneom hulk that drifts away -
sai Through. schznnels " hose waters never
aHaa ~ fail, f.s,tbi~ s9a = sNtis
n Is Out foolish shipman's tale, 80 &,
A thome for poets idle page.s i asaai..I
But still when the mists Of doubt preyail..
E45d weli b. Slnaed by tt fho1eSbf uEe{
EWe hesz from the s,azsty tFoHbtsAeASfes
Tie voice Of The ehildrep gone BEFORE,
- - Drawing he soul afs anehoEaee. ssszszs5
sFrom the ftetnb ~ - Ssssh ~: -
Hl~~n
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MANHOOD. HOW Losr, HOW, RIssrol,i h.

MANHOOD; HOW LOST, HOW RFsroREp
S 5st tRnblished, q new edition of Or. CaIver.
wens CeIeDrated Essay on the radical eure
SMiitn0ut medicine) of SperInatorrhoaa or Serni-
nal nal Weakness, Involuntary Sc ninaI Losses-
IInpo5ency, I'm Mental and Physical Incapacitv,
Imp ,tinPe9lments TO Marriage. etc. also, Coiisuni .,
ssl, Ssivln, and FITS. induced by seif-iil-
duigenee or sexual ex travaxnnce. = -, -
IA Price, in a Ssslied envelope. only A ca,,tS
the celebrated author, In tbfs sdmirabie
essay clearly demonstrates from a IN irt1. ss,S
successful practice, that the alarming conse-
Qusnces OF seif-aouse may be radically ctarrs3
.wttnout the dangerous use OF fnternai N,s,sf
cine or ne application OF the knife: poinfing
out q m?de, ,0I cure az once simple, ceriain. and
eneetuai oy means OF which every su ffereys no
ma ma yer WHAT Ms condition MAY be, NAV cnrs
himself cneaply, privateiy and radieaiiy Suu''e
Is This Lecture should be In the handsofI
eSsry Ss, y0u.n y,,,a sau every man I'M the land.
SenL uhuer sea, lin a plain envelone 10 an,
tddrssss I postpaid, on receipt six cents or two
Also Dr. CniverwelTs "Marrlnge GuIda %
price % cents. Address the Publishers '-1'''
-. CHAS. ] C, KLINE 4 co.
,I6 = howssy' New York. Post Once Box SSs7
d2s7l w s2sk .1ofsc{I % ~ - s1f1fi2 j
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CHRONICLE |

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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-11-02

Here is'a good one one on the "tatel
bugs:u Three men were comparing
notes. OHesays: "There is two bugs
A second one says,
'They have cut down my early crop,
and are sitting ON the fence waiting
for the late crop to come up" Pshaw,
said the third, you don't know any.
thing about it. passed a seed store
the other day, and the bugs
were in there booking over the books
to see who had purchased seed pota-
tpesST sf4C3S4T [OAl
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-11-02

At tavern one MI ht,.
Messrs. MoTe,- -Stange, and, Wright,
Met to drink and good Thoughts to. ex-
change: - s{1flis az - '''''
Says More, "of US three,
Their is ouly one knave, and that's
Strange,
eyes," says Strange, ,(rather sore,)
"Pm sure there's one More, Z
A most terrible knaSe and bite, a9fg
Who cheated his mother,
His sister and brother,
so yes," replied More, "that is
Wright"
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a Rare CoUecF;o1-

a GAaEo COu0CClOu, ia.
RoELkSDs RECErTss -Kssss Ara. pts,,,-z,..
6e cuf1prixing val1ahs inibrnaiisn f5r nvsrvSs
sent by o. postaee)fr FIFTY Cents Iddress
= No. y North sEsth q, s. Leafs. Ma
- DRAkES COLLECTION afnearfy oas na-,a r,,,f,s, :
tor making Brandy. al kindsof Wine Gin Afc aee-
Soraias Superior Cider, and raeh esher ussfi i-s.
Los taose dealing il laetlrin< ru
sns n naal 1ree % pestaSes fnr Fiy csats Aef-ra
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-12-07
TIL; GAZETTE.
THURSDAY EVENING. DECEMBEg :

Young Sutton was son of the Archbishop OF
Canterbury, and was too hot.teIapered 1or
bishops boy. One day he went into Saunders
s Otley's shop, very angry at not hay1ng re:
csiycd some books he had ordered. he blew
indeed, until one of the partners animated I"
him that his language was naSt endurance go
Il don't know who yon arr, was the answer
,.Eu; don want to annoy y"n personally, As
ynu NAV not be the one in fault is yonr con
founded house that blamr. l"n may ht OF
lev or.you may he Saunders. lily you are Saun-
,ierS, d--n Otley; if you are Obey: d---n
saunders! | mean nothing persona! I" 90"
Building ASSOCIATIONS. London lia, iwo
thousand building associations, the main rea
,nn for the vast increase Of new buildings IN tn"
suburbs Of that great metropolis II AS" a.
counts for the fact that while emlsrans from
AL other parts of the BRUSH isles are 50 nn',er
nrs in the United States. there are bu lew
from London. Where family own home
stead. they arc not likely To remove from Il Tor
any light reasons. Thus it Is that in any COLI
munity where building associations are nnn'ar-
Gus there is less disposition to elDlSratc than Is
common in other places - ''asimgto" STR.
rop PRINTING, LOB PRINTING!
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LEFElXSI kAN1EaO. or VIRGINIA.
CArlTAL $500. 900.
a. e. Mrliwainr President.
D Arry Paul, Vice Presidents
T. B. Paul Secretary.
ID. T. Facklar Consulting Ac,'iary.
DR.. D. ". Lassiter, Medical Directors.
John +. Lay and John y. Wilson. General
Agents, and Secretaries OF Richmond l'"ar,'.
HOME OFFICE. PETEkSBU RI, VA.
With Local Boards in Richmond and Norfolk
Thi, is "HOME' institution agd invests ~
reserve from premiums in the State and within
the limits III the department from which it ia de-
rived.
We iGvilr examination ani solicit Investment
in this solyent home institutions, with names and
capital commanding confidence:
Jan Ct ,rr Alex. and adjoining COUNTIES
Office No south Roya! street
BEDFORD BEows, N. D., Med. EA. sep e-"tn
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office POTION FERRY CO.,

NFFICE POTOMAC FERRY CO.,
~ Washington. February IL, ISL.
s;tr7Hnnri al tho Pst"!nsr Ferry Company wiI:
maxi. their h"urly trips helwrnn Al xT-ss
exsnariu nnA ashingt"n rs follows: sGsssEsssc
Every hour, from n. a., !r"In each .rtv.
Last trip u. u u. IN. from each riy.
The s.rsInrr VA " SET viii mah, ~"
trips 81 week 20 CnTri"!nan Cone rive. and inter
lneiinIc !andngi tin r".":nar leaving
Washingt"n un TUESDAY f"r turrplnan and
on FRIDAY l'r Con" river, I'll u IN. sHi
AltyaEHria III y. ~
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ORANGE. ALIEN. X MANASSAS X. l.
~ Alexandria, Va. AugLs: II, Isl.
NRANiiE. ALEXANDRIA AND MAN
" A$&hS RAILROAD.
Do % -. z saS
rnJ-DI J,,IJ
DOUBLE DAILY TRAINS.

puITBLE DAILY TRAINS.
On and after SATURDAY, July |, 1871. ".
lai!y passenger trs;ns will run hrlwc2:. " ASH
tNGTON arI IYNCHB BURG, ctrcting douh-
and NEM ORLEANS. Al li"r,"n5Vl!!e COZ
naction Is made by n::.!l ;raih with the Chc,r
pcals and Ohio Ra;lrns,! daily. Sunday cXccp:
ed, to Kichmond, Staucl"n and the lRtflNlA
SPRINGS: at l.ynchhu"g with Atlantic Nj:
sissippi AMI Obi, Railroad i"C the West am
Southwest, and at astiHgt". FOR tho HsTta
and Northwest
Leave Wa5hi! gtnn 'tu.iy ~ . - II. ~. ana o3"
o. H., ard AlcyaIlt!:is al q n. and 80 p. H..
arriving q. Lyuchburg nj 800 =. n. and Ii IA
Leave I.yrcii!:':rr n - III snd 10 P IN 81
rive at Alexandria 1t 50 j. n. and Il. y &. IA,
and al Washington 1t t. 10 p. N. and ,.25 Il. Ii
For MANASSAS DlyIslos leave Washington
imily teHcnptinG sunday with lns!n line trail
nj TO q. Ii. ari Alexandria nj Sln q. Ia
Leave Mana==H; Junction at 80 a M; Pass
:5trasburg ut l24i Ia, and hrr,Te at Harrison
burg n 40 =. n. c"nncc!!ng with Harmon y
Cos. Stage Line: L. HtGun!"n. t."lcE 5rilh!:.
&c, Sc.
Eastward icaTr uaiitt"hturr al > ~ ~
pa:a s'trasturg nj 1.:ij p IN, arrive At MAAH='":
Junction at 4 " p. III. connecting WITH TnaI-
line through i" Washington H!,I The = ri -
West.
cod conne, ,;uI,s, T., comfortable rpa.-..
made 10 Fairfax Court House from tulrtai
ton t. Middleburg fam Plain, atii /" / :.
Vile from Piedmont.
Both the Eastward N..l y c:twaiL b"un. .r~i"s
make close c3nncction At Strashurg Tth /:
Winchozter arl Str. burg Railroad /" Wa ~.
ter Harper Ferry, CGpun SPRING., 81.
Elegant sleeping car; ala run daily het"s-..
New inrh aud I.ynclkurg, without chunge
Also, cara through brt~e-n baltimore AMI
Lynchlurg, avoiding thc Inconvenience # trnh-
Ter in Warrington.
Through ticEcts art rageagc checked L. al!
prominent points.
j. VI. HROADT3,
e@-tr General Ticket !. gent.
Fg.N.S,1'TI.4L.
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50, 200 LOST BONDS
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS REV ARD

ORANGE AND ALENANDRIA RAIL.
ROAD COMPANY. FIRST MORTGAGE.
per cent, Nus. 219, ~, 245, three of 500 each
principal due originally lst November, 1856; en-
tended 10 l>t May, 1873 Coupons payable May
VTINGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAIL-
ROAD COMPANY. FIRST MORTGAGE,
per cent, funded Nos. IS, -, lbs 80, l"Ar If
500 each dated lst Nov, 1866 principal due
lSt MAY. 1873. Coupons payable May and No
vemhrr. Coupons attached from and Including
GKASGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAIL
ROAD COMPANY, FOURTH! MORTGAGE.
Isl, i1, 4fs, 4E, seven "t 500 EACH N">. .t@!'
and OK, two OF 800 each. dated Isl Drccrnher
1850, due lst September, lsAh. Coupons payable
March and September. Coupons attached from
and including March. 1871. $500.
The above reward will be pud for tho recovery
ol' the whole, and in the stme proportion for any
part, and no questions asked, on delivery, either
in person, Or through the Postofce or Express
To WILSON, COLST0N Il CO.: Bankers,
IA West Baltimore stree!
Baltimore. aug .4-ilwlswti
FOR kENT-A THREE-STO
H$ BRICK HOUSE, with thirteen rooms. on
Duk. street. between Payne and West, with
water and gas 1t has been thoroughly rrisir-
ed. Apply"
dec l-iw'i lHoM AS W. SN Al y.
IvNlEES.- Ivory handled Tea and Table sets
~ Knives and Forks, various patterns Plated
Forks, Table and Tea Spoons. Carvers, &c, full
and complete stock Al
JAS T. CARLIN Il SONS,
dec IS King street
I1OST |. ION W \ lists.
\ isrgr number Of the above fashionable style
rt Cloak. just opened by
der WITNER ESLAYNAkEE.
DAlSi.EIS! PAISLEYSl
4 splendid line vi PuiS:ry :ihawlS just re-
ceived at the lowest prices.
decl WILMER i SIAYMAkER.
TN STORE--No. | New York Hulled Buck
/ wheat Flour, choicest Sugar, Syrups, the
frs, Oolong Japnn and G P. Teas, &c, al
lowest rates by
iecl K. VI. LAWSON
VTTANTED-All the quart and stand empty
w GLASS INK BOTTLES, Of uniform
.i?e ia Alexandra.
nov 25-tf JOHN IL fAkhOI1
HUBS, RIMS AND SPOKES-SoU sets OF
II each in store and for sale b.
JAS F. CARLlN s SONS,
,cv2 IL King street.
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!STE.7.TRHFTS.
nFFlrE CLYDE'S STEAM LINES,

nFFlrE CLYDE'S STEAM LINES,
" - South Delaware Avenue,
Philadelphia. NOV. ]. 1871.
Fog thn purpose oil Offering additional iacill-
ties, and ~ meet the urgent re- "a,
quirement: Of shippers, We have ~ Ii 4
decided 10 Increase :he numbcr Of -,
our steamers un the line - ALIEN An DRlA and
WASHINGTON. and on and after November
sth will riir! :eui- weakly line O.: steamers be-
tween thi: AMI Tho above named points, leaving
Fhiisdelphia, from pier :, North Wharyr-. on
Wednesdays aid Saturdays M Noon: and tIa"rgc-
town, fT'n rompsny'S docks on Mondays and
Thursdays, AMI Alexandria on Tuesday, and
Thursday with the nrarnr. Alex
anlris and Manassas, and Washington II Ohio
Railroads, and Chesapeake and chi" Canal
Freight forwarded IL All point. "M lhr.r routes
and their connexions.
shippers hy This rvIi!r :nmy Lrpr:.l ur,'n ..,g.'-
i'll handling ut ire ghl ah'i rl"m!t dispatch y"
er!ra charges IGad: for forwarding.
W. i. CLYDE & CO, Am-::l4
a. +. HYDE, Georgetown. ID. e.
VI. EIDklDtiE IS CO., Alexandria va
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FCR.N'ISHE.N.G GOODS.


GEORGh 4. hhNAiN1,
No. 40 Seventh street, Washington. D. e.,
~ IL. n T.l
lnttlltf. prayer, dlltN.
Oilers l" fur'""SfF' i s'''t'I
by hi w,,rEmen or lnsdr Sprclal!y /" "Turr Tor
him, Aid rusIn.nrr. may Away rely upon get
.i..s The best articles at lhr very l"w'il price,
suj Al! will h.. charg,. hut
NrISc oI,rprn.rs rAprS sc
hLl fKo'N '"N' .
SACK. DERBY AND BOX COATS,
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RAILROADS..
VIZ ASH NGTUN, ALEXANDRIA ANi'
w GEORGETOWN L. L.
u @ W %

EESR
WINTER SCHEDULE FOR THE
DEpAFTTPE OF PASSENGER TRAIN
On and after MONDAY, October =, 1871.
through Nail Trains leave Washington. IRON
Maryland avenue depot. at 40 n. n. and IN,
Cor LyncEbUrg and intermediate stat!o-i5, SUI
days included. Leave A!cNandra: from DuAf
ard Henry Streets 4. G:lD =. n. a;I H"O ?: H.
from LyMchburg Mil intermediate stations, Sui.,
days inrlu.lod connecting with the morning AMI
evening trains "r li:!!nI"!". Phindrt!l''a AL
Nrw York.
Local Passenger Trains leave Washington,
from Marvinni Avenue Depot a. 49, ojU
anal II H. III. and Id, 500 G:3G a:.'. ~ p IA.
l.e.,N, tirAa:.,!:a. from the corner q! Dii.r a!i
Nrn:y street, Il 4iI n!,'l ":Iu =. III, AL
from t!e CORN. ~ MEG a!d ~. A5ap!i :1:re''
n. j. and ~ II. IN. hG. ri 10 2;'o ana y u.
l.."al SUNDAY TRAINS leave Alexandria. I:"Hl
tie corner Of, Duke and Henry street. nj 40 "
H. and 80 T.. ~. Leave " Washington, li"i.
Maryland n>r. depot nj so 1t. II. nnd . !" pan.
:,"Glr "a Il. III. ani $50 p III. local tram,
from Washington connect Wi:h the morning a!d
evening" t:aI:'- "L;Er ". " -. i; u: nF i.''''Eis
and Hamilton. The HnG =; ~ p. ~. !0ca
train, from Alexandria c'nMrct with The 1n"ri:-
ing and 'rrni..g trains "c Ike ". X g. l. !.
!:.'!n l.r.-hi!rg Ad Hamilton.
Through !r!'c!s "an T." rr"rn:s'' nj III: H.
land :,yenu,. Washington. and baggage checked
! through. o. A. SlEN EN-, ten Supl.
W. j. PHELPS, Gen Manage" nct ii.
NXyASW%GTIN u ONO RAILROAD
- 50 q = -: -
On all. al:rr MONDAY. October =. Isl
two rHAl " -. Tai, r"n! vii! Ia, go a. !os-
nwa:
Mali. TRAIN Wi! Gay. .,!.:a::::a .in.!,
; except Sunday. NJ s. f., u. III: pass l.crShiGga
l0;.j g. M and arrive -, Hamilton II: II n.
Lc:v" li"Ini!nn AT T.! ~ =. m; l:t:- l.cesburE
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1OR PRINTING!. LOB PRINTING!
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Eg-Or,i-:- fr,,!u the c.,li!slTy respectfully -.
irited dec o-(l
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on FRIDAY l''r Conc river, I'll u Il IN. sni
A!tyaIstria NJ =. ~
:. :. HOWlSuN,
aug ~ I! President Potomac Ferry CO.
NOR FOLK AND BIOS TuN.
The Steamer LADY or THE LAKE, .,n.
ni~iing nj N"rIo!!; "ilh tie Steamers xN-@A
Of the Merchants. and Miners Trails .saess1ssga1
portatnn Company !'." Boston. will leave her
wharf, y" sSuti %harvcI; ETERl M0N-
H., l"r Norfolk Returning, leave A"r'nik on
TUESDAYS, THEESpAlS aad :1ATuR-
DAYS, nj :, T.. H., stepping III to:l Mn-hing
ton, Glyrn"nl, Pii"y Point. Point !."'k";;t ald
Forlrls, MONROE.
Thi: li.,r. rnl.!,,' irg al A!ry,:.r!:!a VA: :r
d., \. X VI. nnI ". 90. f. r.. nad nj N"r-
foil. with iir B',:"a steamers, oit;r' g"n"r" III;
durrunnts or the rapid nnd Carsu. Shipment 81
Ill kinds Of freight t" Boston Tive rats being
low the attention Al! shipper, !, particularly ii,
free of rnn;r>.:":i, anal through Bill u !aiing
given
For fright or r".>asc apply on !.a: "r +"
y. u. GEONEk Norfolk. !. q. WATERS
Grnryclawri. or NJ. ELpl;!DGE q CO.,
Agents Alexandria.
p. BROWN K son, Gen. Agts.,
Cor 18th =; and New York ave,
Washington u. &.
FRS, rls-, fare 10 Norfolk. 81; round trip, 81,
. second clas- fare 10 Norfolk, 81; round trip. -
mh l4-tt
MERCHANTS LINE NEW YORK
$1EsS STEAMSHIPS.
Tho l:r rrn.-t; 81 the following Iir,!-rIe>-
outside -traIncra:
Z. G. kNIGlT:............Cnri y. 5. I"An>'n
JOHN GlESnN."..~......Cal'; y. II Winters
AND
Vii !clvr New Y".k EVEkY SATl EpAi
I iria Ev'EH Ri FEInAY, u! II o'cj@Sl:
f'oF !r-ight or !a< sage apply T.
HUUE,' WLhnlKBl IN y CO
Agent. NJ. :! 'r;N., ,t'"ri.
Agent. IN New i0r!.
GEO. B. MERklCh.
apo IN South st. Pc: NJ. - Esst river
NOTICE
CHANGE OF STARTING TINE.
T:e ,tea1ner COLUMBIA, rsp,. Jsr.c; Ial
per, will leave Pier No. 3 every IL
TUESDAY NIGHT, "a: 10 o'clock, IsRas go.
for her ,,susi landings GA the P"t'msc an: Bal
tirnnro.
REFINING she will leave Baltimore EVERY
saturday AFTERNOON, NJ i Is. InG}
Freight re- eiyel IN Friday ard Saturday..
nENUNI WHEAT Ag IN
3 The Iniu!nhia will l,sTt' baltimore ,'n
saturday next, the 4th instant. '~1 Is ii
DOTOIAr TRANSPORTATION LiEf!
THE STEAMER EArEEH:,
Capt. \. &. NlclsLE.
VIII Issunle her route 1u Tuesday, lc!.s ,,nI -
:Is p'S' E ~? FrirESDsY 81 ~
Up. N. for AleSsniiia, ashing'oH ana Gr.HEr
Is R1s PS 5 5Sa Thas
P pin, InF':' p %nI i WI Mr." eni
p-.'. ..Lo7f
""H.n nil, ;-.,.. .:;,ih- -, y,,a,; Wol,
r. aton XVI IATTrPDAI s,1a 10 Mi
iHgton T. =. L,.ia,f tlarsndrio - n
h'"E ;'''E' y ''' I np0 " CO.
,,,. s., u E;ng etrrat AIayor,,lris.
tsn = ~" - y M ss'ess. :, '':'''''
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n MJpE.:
= NJ t:'t ~ ''i'i'''> ''''!''"'
cox TT Ran l. E Liz ~ S'IH.
.,r,,.Hpi, Va
:a4.- building, Material, Nh. MylL a'.: ~
ing -: every 'i'~''ri!' '"A''' Al '''i '''''"'.
L.;s!! ran l.,r "i,i r,,t and l::.--
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snp IT, Il !
wy y MOORE,
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II AriiI\lST md BLACKSMITH
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-12-07

PREMIUMS RECEIVED INrHE rNITED
STATES:
O:. 9 !. Nov. u. lo.u...............Sl9s,S SO 80
1871 ................ DOS ,4lS ~
HUnE, WEDDEKBt'RN & CO,
nov 3I-lm Agonl>.
4 LEXANDklA INSURANCE COMFY.
~ Office. Ne. ~ King atrra,.
ltnAEn nf DGEE'r'Es.
NJ. ID. Cur-r John Is. Snn"t
+. \. Reid tiaorgr II. hohin<nn.
f. \. I.,adhr:lrr. william t"ann,
li,.s."n What.
Property III thr city aGd country Insured
against loss by ,irr al lowest rslcS.
Inland mnl'inr risks taken on iln mast IaHng-
able terms.
All lnssr4 will h. promptly adjusted a:,d Paid.
Keen virlr money ri hnm- hy ln>lring in this
Company owned and controlled exclusively ty
Your own riti2rni. nnd which MAS organized rs-
prrsSly with 4 view !" stop Tho dram TT money
from this clv ami vicinity IL other STATES. Why
built u, Other cities with Your money i'll prefer
cree IL Alexandria.
'''' ' BENONl WHEAT, Presi,!snt.
MORTON MAHiE. Scc,'y. oct :h-,f
r LIVERPOOL AND LONDON x GLOBE
INSURANCE COMPANY.
Cash Capital and reserved funds go. mn .,.
over @-O,OOOsVOO
Invested in the L. s. over 100000
Income in the L. =. in 1870 2.4il 900
Daily rrycnur oyer 10000
Stockholders personally rrSr"n-ihi" !'r ali
engagements Of ID" Company.
The losses "f the Company by lir thr"gGG
fire will be less than S2,lOn,nM, = loss whirh will
in 10 Way affect the strength ~! tho Company
To avoid any possible sacrifice IT thn AN ERl-
CAN SECURITIES held hy the Company, ltr
New York Board II Directors are authorized 10
draw IN London !"r the prompt $rlt!rmrn:"i All
Losses - s,nt ~ property adjusted
HOUE, WEDDERHt'EN X CO..
rt IL Agents A!rNsndria. Va.
NCnI'RAU + HOME ENTERPflSE.