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New-York tribune., 1871-06-02
TT y BALDWIN, 'eh'F'I Ess''Hs'r Ase'I
nELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST

MORRIS AND ESSEX DIVISION
NEW BROAD GAUGE LlNEtO Water GsP Stronjsng Strsn.on
Bn.damiol Syrargse AMI Osvego. WITHOUT CHANGE or Nh
Dtpos New YorE Bsrcsy-s and foot OF Chnsober,
StMMER ARRANGEMENTS. commencing hONDhf, MzI pfl
=. BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN via Boonon bsn'h
dcy NesfOTk without change OF csn
connecting scranton and b. r. for Kingston "Desosne
Ptistou. Sc
5:I5s m EXPRESS MAIL TRAIN connecting Dcuvle With Boo.
AnoYer and Neston Washington WITH the D. D. abi W.
Gap, Sousburg Great Bend Bhghsmon sys
cuse 0sweso. Lhgh Valley X for all points
y: No. LETTIGH VALLEY EXPRESS stops at Newark horns
town Dover Waterloo, HsckeuOwn Washington, fhihpsoag,
Waterloo with Susser Railroad e"hueen
Phnrg with Bel Del r. r. Bcvdre kc AMI At Esston slh
L. y. r. r. for Bethlehem Allentown Maueh Chunk' "hkesoafre
Be- -rg and Harisbng
400 D. M BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN, via Paterson and
directly through to Bnshamton without change cars
4iOp m EASrOY EXPRESS connects Dover with Chester
BetL chem Alsnto~1 Es.,ug IaIrsbgrg ami the West -
30p. HACKETTST0WS MALL connects with Boonon 'hesNh
and Railroads "a
For MORRSToWE at 7:l5 9:l0, ll;N 1900 m 2W SI flo'
T SJNNfT and intermediate stations Geo 7;I'7: 90 1910
and a IN % 42n 900 and t:tO y. : =.
ORANGE and SOUTH ORANGE, 6:N $50, 9ll ~ IV.iV
II lao 2:3 $40. iao t;jo 5;o eOO 'iio So sl'
FI SFwRPK at $50 7:is T:i5 oO $40, 1850 1870,
u.O ll.2o and Sl:lO, 2;O 1880 5lO 3:f $50 tlo
s2O 20 5:lO J:2o 5:g 6o 1870, G: $500 9;JG e;l5 and
li.t5 NJ Trains marked stop A. East Newark
Leave Ner-York BLOOMFIELD and MOStCLAlR at G;p
saO AMI N. aud 2:uO, 5.yJ $40 6:ko aud ~ ,
S SChOCIt tSuDrrn,snfent
New-York tribune., 1871-06-02
Uountrp Real Gstait for Bale.
Antiion Sales of Real gstate.

Autiion Sales of Real gstate.
j. JoHssoS, j., AuenoneeE
RY JOHN NSON a. MIL L Err,
~ AUCTIONEERS AND
REAL ESTATE BROKERS,
No. 2j EAsAu-sr., COR. CzDAR.sr., NgwYoRK .
CITY Residences Stores Lots Country Seats and Farms bought sold
rented exchanged Loans negod Auction Sales o. Furniture &c
TUESDAY, June6,
st II O'Clock, a. Exchange Sslesroom. III Broadway,
POSITIVE AND IMPORTANT SALE
VALUABLE CENTRAL PARK L0Es,
EIGHTH AND NEw.AvEs, on ONRHUNDRED- -AND-FIFTH ASD
- OSEHuNDRID.A AND sIXTIIsTs.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ST. " g., 1853 II. W. Of Eighth ave-
Hot one Of which has front Of % H.
ONBHuSDRED-ANDSIXIHSr $. s., l33 A. W. Of Eghthave,
lots
The lots are spenddy situse unusually
liberal terms TwOthr Of the purchase remain mort
gage for term OF
Mans at Auci oneeTs Oace. IS Nas.aOst NY.
RY A. r. WALKER a. Co,
~ AuetoHeers and Real Estate Agents
OFFICE NO iS WINTERSr.. BOSTON
POSITIVE SALE
VALUABLE HOTEL PROPERTY AT AUCTION.
THE CELEBRATED SUMMER RESORT KNOWN As THE
GLEN HOUSE,
Situated a the foot Of Mt. Wellington
o. FRIDAY jane 9, 1871, at |! O'Clock noor,
AZ the Alpine House in GOrhsm, NewHampsbir.
on Of Joseph Grafton.
win be sh the above boe property together With the furniture be
longing situated Greens Grsn the Stste Of New Hampshire
Tuesday NAY i6 s7l O'Clock by order Of W Weeks
Administrator Of the estate Of the late NJ Thompson and stephen H.
Cummings surviving Of said Thompson said Joseph Grson
failed with conditions of the ae The
property will sold his highest bidder FRIDAY
June 1871 at the Alpine House in Gorham H. at IL o'clock noon
- 90 will be Iegad Of the Pqsse The time and place OF sale
STEPHEN II. CUMMINGS, Surviving Partner
JAS. W. WEEKS, Administrator Ese Of j. NJ Thompson
aay 29 1871
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-04
Foreign News.

There is some manifestation in various sec
tons of France Ola purpose not to give up the
struggle unless great ameliorationls MADDEN the
terms proposed by Germany. and it is not I'M
probable that the Germans, in anticipation Of
such demand, have arranged the margin ac-
cordihgly. The way being clear to- the assem-
bly, for all parties speculation is rife and rumors
are plentiful of the movements intrigues and
aspirations of the various leaders \ London
dispatch states that the provisions of the arm
istice do not extend to Southeastern France,
the proposition not having been accepted by
Jules Favre. as the surrender of Belfnrt was
one of the conditions
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-04
Congress-.

In the Senate yesterday Committees of Con-
ference were appointed on the bills to abolish
the offices Of Admiral and Vice Admiral OF the
navy, and to change the form Of enacting clauses
of acts of Congress. The Committee on Militia
ry Affairs reported adversely on the House bill
to make Decoration Day May 3oth. national
holiday The bill to pay pensions to the survl-
wing soldiers of the war of 1912 and the" heirs
was amended and passed.
Tn the House Of Representatives MIR. Swami
presented petition from tobacco manufacturers
of Baltimore. asking that manufactured tobacco
NAV be relieved Of the tax on sales by being
considered as general merchandise, which was
referred. The Naval Appropriation bill WAS
considered in Committee of the Whole and an
amendment adopted providing for IN account
ant at the Norfolk Navy Yard The Senate
resolution regarding aid for the sufferers in
France and Germany was concurred in.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-04
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1871.

The Richmond Wing says :-''Thls Is EN-
.pharically the day of railroad sensations as well
"a railroad enterprise; and railroad managers:
when they say their prayers at night, know not
what novel or startling schemes they will hear
Of next morning In fact, diamonds do not en-
Ter more completely into the daily conversation
of the South Africans, or oil into ''the confabs'
Of the good people Of certain districts Of Penn
sylvania, than railroad charters and railroad
connections now do into the thoughts and talk
Of people in Richmond. y
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-04

We frequently see it stated in the Northern
papers that the South is ready for business,
ouly capital and enterprise are needed. If
the observation refers to any want Of center
prise on the part of the people Of the South,
it is Incorrect There is as much of that in the
South as any where else. Capital, we grant,
is needed. IF the money, the MEANS were in
rhe hands Of the South, its people would be
behind none in material progress and pros
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-04

SHEET AND PELIowCAsE PARTIES. A
Minnesota paper says that the city OF Duluth in
troduced sheet and piow-case parties, last
week, ut the residence of George G. Stone.
The uniform for ladies' consisted of pair of
white stockings drawn over their shoes. a
nightgown over their dresses, a white sheet
thrown over their shoulders shawl fashion,
white gloves on their hands, white handker-
chief tied toothachc fashion around their
heads, pink cambria mask over their faces
and pillow-case tied over their heads in the
same manner in which housewives tie handker-
chiefs over their top pieces while sweeping Il
dusty room. The costume of gentlemen was
similar to the above. with the exception of
white shirts instead Of .nightgowns, and the ad
dition, in some instances. Of rantalets drawn
over the pantaloons
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-04

The Richmond Wing says THE remain
ing portion Of the session of the General AS
sembly will be crowded with important and ex-
citing subjects The Railroad bills. the State
Debt question, the Apportionment question,
the organization Of the Militia, the Tax bills:
the election of Senator, and 4 variety of others,
in addition to vast number of private and
hora) hills y
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-04

The Richmond Enquirer sayS:--''Thc AS
Sumption of payment of the public debt is 50
intimately connected with the material iute-
tests of the State, that there can hc no hope
for general advance towards prosperity until
the question has been definitely settled, by her
expressed determination to meet her ohlg,
lions to the last dollar
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-04

1t is said that Samuel VI. Janney and AS. VI.
Janney. at present Indian Agents, will shortly,
on account Of their health, resign their present
positions. They have been, we believe. faith
fl agents, Of the Government.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-04

The State Of Illinois will redeem about So,
NSI,o09 Of its bonded debt ON the 18th inst. BY
special act Of the Legislature, recently passed,
these bonds will be paid in gold coin the pay
ment of all except the sterling issue to be made
1t the American Exchange bank, New York,
The sterling issue being about oue-thirl OF the
.or;ra loop
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-04

4 thirty-inch railroad track is to be built
from Allentown, Pa, to Harrisburg, by way of
Reading and Lebanon, which will test the value
Of the narrow gauge roads, which have attract
el so much of the attention of railroad men for
some time past If this, and other experiments
now in contemplation, shall prove successful, Il
new impetus will be given to railroad enter
uriSas
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-04
Louis Kossuth is hopelessly i'll at Turin.


LoNDoN.-London, in all times city of re-
iuge for unfortunate of all races is now (says
the Daily News full of tugitives from France
This makes the fourth time that England has
sheltered great emigrations of French exiles.
~ calamity has again flooded Soho with crowds
ii French people who, in murky climate,
must cover amid sordid, want, privation, and
TOO often, vice, till the sun shines again with
its old lustre upon the lilies of France.
All round Soho the small restaurants and
cafes. once only the resort of mysterious men
OF scowling and unshaven aspect. who might
have been Carbonari conspirators but looked
considerably more like billiard sharpers out of
iuck, are now filed with respectable French
families, stupefed by misfortune, the matrons
fearful, the children alone thoughtless and hap
py after their fashion.
Who can help sympathizing with the grief
Of these exiles.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-04

The Cumberland Civilian is tired of turning
ita Local columns into Il gratis advertising
>pace-and gives notice that all persons who
want an advertisement in the Local column
must pay for it, at the rate Of Il cts per line.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-04
pr'Les.

The Washington Patriot says THE expo
sure of Postmaster General Creswell's connec-
ton with the Chorpenning claim, created much
comment and excitement at the Capitol, which
Was increased and intensified by Congressman
Cessna's part in the disgraceful business y
Some persons say that President Grant ought
10 remove Mr. Creswell from his Office.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-04

The second reception Of the President and
Mrs. Grant last night was attended by fash
unable crowd: numbering several thousand,
among which were many persons distinguished
iu official and civil life
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-04

Much complaint is made by Internal revenue
officers that the tax on cigars is no, AS closely
collected as it should he, and hence it has been
suggested either that every cigar should bear a
separate stamp, or that taxation be increased.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-04
COMMENSURATE

take the liberty Of wishing that the Alex
andria Library Company. in making new pur,
rh:,scS. would get the following books: Keats
Poems . Anorr:t nr the breakfast Table ).
Bulwrr', WY Novel. CITIZEN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-04

On Tuesday next the Supreme Court will
hear argument on the case involving the consti,
tutonality of the direct tax ON cotton. Emi-
nent counsel will appear on both sides
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-04

The commencement of the Howard Univer
sity' took place in Washington, Yesterday
The graduates were colored persons.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-04

The subject Of Fish culture, in this State
has very properly been brought to the consid
Grafton Of the General Assembly.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-04

The Leesburg Washingtonian says Geo.
". Carter, formerly of Loudoun, has been elect.
I'd speaker of the Legislature of Louisiana
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-04
EE.,:y.>ry.Ii- 4 CD.N.nERTT.7L.

ALEXAHDEIA MARKET. Feb. 1.-The market
for Wheat cl",'.s 'luI. anl prices have declined
on all grades receipt; are ah"v" til" average,
but thu bulk 81 ;hr Offering, WAS of interior
quality; offerings OF :ii1 bushels red. with sales
If l41, l51 10. nn IT,. TO- l73 and $50 for info
r"r to strictly prime; small offerings al white,
bu, II" sales reported. Corn i, steady; offerings
Of l42j bushels mixed and !'G Of yellow. with
sales of the former at 81. 80 and 81 Rye j. in
light receipt. with n" transactions. Dat. m"
fra: Offering, Of AW bushels. with .lr- nj 81 and
81 other article, unchanged.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-04

More Indian depredations are reported i
New Mexico.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-04
RAILROADS..
LEXANDRIA & WASHINGTON R. p

u g: -: -
SAML. NJ. SHOEMAKER............ President
OSCAR A. STEVENS. .........Secrctary
DIRECTORS.
Richard T. Mcrrick j. Dean Smith,
George VIM. Brent, Walter Leh"S,
Oscar A. Stevens
DEPARTURE OF PASSENGER TRAINS.
On and after MONDAY, January Goth, 1871,
through Mail Trains leave Washington, froI"
Maryland avenue depot,a 40 a. m. for !-yncn
burg and intermediates stations, Sundays lnclud-
cd. and 1915 a. IN. for Harrisonburg and inter
mediate stations on the Manassas Branch Of the
O.. A. IL W. r. r., Sundays excepted. Leave
Alexandria, from the corner Of Duke and Henry
streets ut 200 D. IN. from Harrisonburg, Sundays
excepted and 5::in from Iynchhurg, Sundays
included.
Local Passenger Trains leave Washington:
from Maryland Avenue Depot, ri 1:lj, .. ID and
Ills H. IN. and 200 800, a. Clio und 1:lOp. N:
Leave Alexandria, from the corner of Duke and
Henry streets nj 4:4j and G:30a. M and from the
corner 81 King and St Asaph streets at t. and
lUl3 Il. H., and J., and > p. ~
Local Sunday Trains leave AlcAnndria. from
the corner of Duke and Henry streets, at 4:45 II.
LII. Leave Washington, from Maryland avenue
depot, at I:lU p.
Through tickets can be procured NJ the office
ofthc Company. corner Of 9TH street and Mary
| land avenue. Washington, and baggage checked
| through.
-. \. STEVENS. Gen. Supt
WI PHELPS Gen Manager ian B-ti
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VALENTINE.
Received and for "a lr 1T
ZIP ENtH'

FRENCHS
BOOK AND STATIONERY STORE.
No. ~ King street,
\ romplelrasSortmcnt of VALENTINES, from
one cent to $40 each. Valentine Writers. W.
cmtin- Cards and Connie Valentines in gle. 81
rirty.
The Tribune Almanac for 1871; zoe.
Lost and Saved. by the Hon. Mrs Norton, AlI-
thor of Stuart of Dunleath; 81 -.
Treasury of Christian Thought; -.
Counsel to Mother, by Rev: Pye Henry Cha
vase, Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons
ui England, etc. 81.
Steps Upward, by Mrs. Frances Dana Gage,
author of ''El>i" Magoon,' "G"rtie's Sarrce,'
etc: 81 10.
Birth and Educstion hy Marie Sophie
Schwartz; translated from the Sw"dishi 81.
jan G - ''''"' '''''' G. f. FRENCH
MARKET PRODUCE.
lf1 VIM. A. JOHNSON L. CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in all kinds OF
MARKET PRODUCE.
No "a North Fairfax street.
We are also prepared to furnish the trade with
FRESH FISH from our stands At the market
house Orders from the country will receive our
special attention.
Our wcll-known reputation in the above bus.
ness offer rs IN inducemcnt Ia our customers
who will b" fairly dealt with and get what they
buy. jan lo-Gm
IN STORE.
Is bhls very line pure Old Rye WhiSkry.
Is half bhls Baker
30 Gibson's tirom Y 10 XXX do.
bbls very old extra fine Wheat Whiskey
Old Hcnnessey Brandy Reserve Madeira
Hunts Double Diamond Port, Diamond, Pure
Jamaica Spirits and Holland Gin, selected for
my own trade, and offered low rs similar
goods can be bought in any other market.
jun K. NJ. LANHON.
VNSIRAStE
FIRE. LIFE and MARINE INSURANCE.
effected in r">p"nsihl" companies ut far rate:
LIVERPOOL L. LONDON Il GLOBE
prompt. substantial and liberal company.
Assets 500, 100000.
HOOE, WEDDERBURN y CO.,
jan No. Prince street.
,J.N. SN""T,
1--WE $TOCk BROkER,
WEST END,
Respectfully snlicit- consignment, I'll Cattle,
Cow, and Calves Hogs and Sheep. Addre@@
nov IL P.O box lG7, Alexandria, Va
TABLE OIL CLOTHS!
l. TABLE OIL. CLOTHS
ROSEWOOD
MAHOGAN /,
GA wide. Canton back cheap received thiS dny"t
Jan ~ WITMER u SLAfMAhEho'
SEED! SEED
200 husbcl. chuicr CLOVER SEED
100 TIMOTHY SEED.
49,; -. OF o. H. VI. LAWSON.
rpE,T REDUCTION IN THE PRICE
Ii OF FEED.
ON. hundred bushels of GRAZ Ms per day will
b.. sold NJ PURTNER'S BREWERY, after
January 18th, for luc per bushel.
;a,' .a;-lw T. PORTNER
WYNN. BEkkLEI, wishing to reduce stock
w is Offering goods ut reduced prices, Cloths,
Cassilncrrs. Fulled Cloths, Blankets, Flannei=;
md Linseys. He invites all wishing good and
cheap goods to give him nm early call. jan Il
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(OMMC NIC.iTED.


Cry CHARTER city of Arabia there
once lived wealthy merchant. to whom most
Of the citizens were indebted but by method
and good management he annually collected the
interest on his debts. which was all he requir-
ed lie had wise and sagacous friends, worthy
of all trust and large family of children, each
one Of whom desired, Oh the death Of hisfathcr.
10 have the management of his estate.
This coming to the knowledge Of the old
merchant gave him much concern. His judy
ment led him to believe that his estate would
be best managed by appointing us his executor
some friend in whose financial ability and hon
csty he had confidence. and who would give
ample security for the faithful execution Of the
important trust confded To him.
but in an evil hour he was induced 10 change
This opinion. and not long afterwards died .leav-
inc will with this remarkable provision:
Il do not herein designate by name my exc
cutor. bnt my will and desire is that as soon is
practicable after my DEATH public meeting Of
the citizens be called. who shall by ballot name
nv executor. and the person receiving the
greatest number Of votes shall be my executor,
and is hereby clothed with all the powers ncces,
sarv to settle up my estate rs fully rs if had
appointed him hv name in this my last will and
testament :.
This novel provision br"ugh, out many can
dates for the office, among them several Of the
heirs. all of whom were defeated. the success
full candidate prevailing by fair promises that
he would distress nobody in making his collec
tons The result was few collections were made
the estate never was settled and the heirs be
c,nc BANKRUPT. tl1i CHARTER.
F. II. Withers. :, commission merchant III
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-04

A.. GEngGErow& CATTLE MAEEET.--N Dr"v"ro
Rest Yesterday the market Was dull. though eve
rything offered changed hands; go hrcvrs solo
mt a :lht:7 - per lun pounds; 500 head of SHEEP
from S,;aSS per loh pounds: cows and calves a
s:al,SS % each dressed hogs nj ~ joal0 per lO(
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ma

bv Rev. J. r. Newman. Mr. DAVID 3. FER
GUSUN t. Mis- MARY +. WATKINS both
of Fairfax e. IT,. Va.
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ORANGE. ALEXANDRIA AND MAN
" ASSAS RAILROAD
ss ia; - -;

Ssa ssss Y
On and after SUNDAY, January g, 1871, onr
daily passenger train will run between WASH
tiordonsvillc. with the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad to Richmond, Stanton and the Vr-
gina Springs; at Lvnchburg for the West and
Southwest and III Washington. - the North and
Northwest.
Leave Washington duly ~, Go H. IN, ana
Alexandria at 500 Il. III. arriving 81 l-vnchburg
II 5:O5 p. N.
Leave Lynchburg III So a. M. arrive Ut Alex
andra At j:2j p. m. and al Washington nj OLD
= For MANASSAS LINE leave Washington
daily excepting Sunday at 1910 II. m leave
Alexandria at l2u II. m. puSa Strasburg NJ 40
p. M, and arrive ut HurriSOnburg ut 100 r. m.
Eastward, leave HarriS"nburg ut $50 n. M.
pass StraSburg at !23 Il. m, arrive at Alexandria
at LOO p. m, and ut Washington Ill time for COZ
Meeting with the 800 D. III. train from Wash
ington t. Baltimore.
Good connections, 10y comfortable coaches, are
made to Fairfax Court Holl>. from Fairfax sta
ton Ia Middcburg from Plains; IL uppervlllc
from Piedmont, and I" Statnt"n from Harrison
burg.
Both the Eastward and Westward bound trains
make close connection al StruSburg with the
Winchester and StraSburg Railroad L. Winchc--
ter. Harper's Ferry, &c
Elegant sleeping cars ar" run daily between
New York and lynchburg. without change.
Lynchburg, avoiding the Inconvenience Of trans
fer in Washington.
Through tickets and baggage checked 10 all
prominent points
j. VI. BROADUS
ian 27ti- General Ticket A gent.
"ASHINGTON " OHIO RAILROAD
% SO g: JIG 5=..
On and after October oath, 1870, the train: on
this road will be run a. follows
The Mail train will leave Alexandria daily,
except Sunday, ut $40 II. m; arrive at Ler5burg
at 1920 IL. m, and Hamilton at lO40a. III. Leave
Hamilton at ~: l5 p M, and I.eesburg at 49,
D. m, and arrive at Alexandria ut 2:35 p. IN.
Tn" Accommodation Train will leave Alcxan-
dri:. daily. except Sunday at p, m, and arrive
mt Lecsburg at $40 p. m. Leave Lrcsburg NJ 40
II. m, and arrive ut Alexandria mt $40 II. III.
The $50 II, IN. train from Alexandria and l2:l"
p. H. train from Hamilton, connect 1T Hamilton
with kcmp> Daily Line Of Coaches for Purcell
vIc Snickcrsvillr, Brrryvlr and Winchester;
also with Rcam"r'S Line of Coaches, which leave
Lc',,hurg daily for Balls Mill, AIdie and Mid
dlrhurg.
oct l:'-tf K. II. HANENNER, Tick. Agt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-04
CARRIAGES!

Y CHILDREN CARRIAGES!
To arrive hv next Steamer from New ! DIRK the
first n~tullucni Of an order OZONE HUNDRED
AND FIFTY CARRIAGES. to meet tho de-
nland for the approaching season.
am phaScd to state that the designs aurp"ss
any hrlur. offered The styles will bc numer-
utr. and prices lower than they can be bong Int at
retail in Washington, Baltimore or New York.
Having sold ",'r 40 Carriages from the >nin''
manufacturer. ai I'll which have z ivrn sat!-iuc-
ton L. purchasers. can confidently recommend
them tHAS. W. GREEN,
feb / g King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-04

F. II. Withcrs. Il commission merchant, L
Memphis, has lecampeI leaving numerous
creditors
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-04

IRISH LINENS.
l. FULL ASSORTMENT,
1T the late reduction in prices. just rccriycL hy
feb WILMER l. SLAIMAhEK
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MARKET PRODUCE.
lfl VIM. A. JOHNSON L. CO..
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in all kinds OF
MARKET PRODUCE.

No "a North Fairfax street.
We are also prepared to furnish the trade with
FRESH FISH from our stands at the market
house. Orders from the country will receive our
special attention
Our wcll-known reputation in the above bust.
ness we offer rs i'm induccmcnt Ia our customers,
who will be fairly dealt with and get what they
buy ian lS-Gm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-04

The Nova Scotain Legislature was opened
yesterday, After attending to several matter
of a purely local nature, the Governor said =
:'rhe markets of the t. s. being virtually clos
ed a ainst the coal Of Nova Scotia, mining ol'er-
ations in our extensive coal districts have been
materially retarded but We believe that the
daily increasing demand for this most neccs-
sary article of consumption will before long OPP
en- to the enterprising ownels Of coal field; Il
more extensive market than We at present ell
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