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An Ohio murderer heing asked by the judge II
he had anything tn say, replied naively, IL have,
sir. n very bad cold. yonr honor"
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NEURALGIA.-One teacnp of melted, not boiling,
Lard; mix in it one ounce Of the oil of origAnum
stir until thick; then add one ounce strong landa-
mum, stir well together, and cork tightly. Rnb
the parts affected a. often IS necessary. Good for
rheumatism, also.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-11-09

To Fry FIsH.-Take - much Lard a. is required
to completely cover the fish, heat it very hot, and
having rolled the fish in Indian meal. put them in
and ffy till done-Cev G1naRtors Telegraph
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RUsf on IRoN U1ENMIs.-Rnst may be removed
BY first rubbing oil we'll into the article, and, in
forty eight hours, cover it with finely powdered
lime; rub well and the rust viii disappear.
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A BosroN paper says that the best way to i'm
prove the lot of woman is to put good house OF
it and good man in the house.
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GRAIN WANTED.

VvHE hshest nazkee Price paid far Wheat Ont. g.,
Rye and Barley. u Noyes Noorea Eler,so- - -
L@vee Also Produce received and shippsd an - "
Sacks furnished q the lowest rstes ~ thn.e ~;h; =
White C1eud Juns = lG5I. AoOAA4
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JOSH BILLINGS says, knowing how to sit squars
on a bile without hurting is one of the lost arts
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-11-09

A NEw YORKER says that Pittsburg 1t night
put him in mind of hell with the lid off,
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-11-09

the first camp-meeting in this country wa
held BY the Presbyterians in 1900
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| HARDWARE,
STOVES,
IRON, NAILS, STEEL,
Fence Wire and Staples,
DOty's Clothes Washer, Wringers.
Tin, Japanned, and Wooden Ware,
PLoWs, CULTIvATORs,
Stalk Cutters. Corn Planters,
WAGONS, WHEELBARR0VS,
FOR SALE BY
J.J. A6oRRIs,
At the old Stand Of Bailey Noyes
WHITE CLOUD.
March J. 1870.
1871
THE GREAT THROUGH SOUTHERN Z EASTERN
|Pa99en&erL1ne,
Kansas City, St 10. & Council Bluffs
RAILROAD LINE.
~ Between Omaha, Council Blum
THE EAST AND SOUTH.
Via St Joseph,
Making il tls best md n8t Direct Route to Nltla1
and Eastern Cities.
TWO EXPRESS PASSENGER TRAINS
Leave Missouri River opposite 0maha daily on the Ar
rival of Union Pacific Express Trains The 80 afternoon
Express has
- MAGNIFICENT PCLLN1AN'S
q Palace Sleeping Cars Attached,
One running through Quincy the other through to St
Arriving in QUINCY or ST. LOUIS in time to connect
with fast trains for the
East and South.
ofroutes either via Quincy or St Louis.
REGULAR CONNECTIONS,
AT ST. JOSEPH with Hannibal St Joseph Railroad for
Quincy and all Eastern and Southern Cities
Joseph & Council Bluffs Railroad for savannah,
with he s. i"srp Denver Railroad for Troy VI.
thena and Northern Kansas.
AT ATCHISON with Central Branch Pacific Railroad fer
AT KANSAS tSsll CITY CITY Union pepo.
With North Mi.ssori and Missouri Pacific Railroads
for St Louis the East and South.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-04
AECTTOor SITES,
BY John III. Parrott. Auctioneer.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL ES.
" TATE IN THE CITY OF ALEXAN-
DRIA-Under authority of Il decree of the Cor
por;tion Court for the city OF Alexandris, rem
dered in the suit of Geo. II. Shoots executors
against l. c. o. Neal, Sheriff, adnlinistra:-e OF
Columbus Steele and others, shall offer for sale,
in front Of the Mayor office, in the city of Al.
exandria, on SATU RDAY, the first duy of April
next. at II O. clock m OF that day, that LOT OF
GROUND, with the improyeme thereon, sit
uated in The city of Alexandria, and bounded a
follows: Beginning IS feet west from Fairfax
street thence west on Princes: street - feet;
thence southwardly SO feet inches to- 10 feet
alley, with right Of way in common with Others
over said alley; thence eastwardly with sald al
ley p feet thence northwardly y feet 8 inches
to the beginning.
Terms: One-tourth Of the purchase money to
be paid in cash on the day Of sale, and the resi-,
due in three equal instalments at six, twelve and
eighteen months respectively the deferred pay
mcnts to be secured by the notes of the purchaser
satisfactorily endorsed, and tho title to be retain
cd till the purchase money is fully paid Stamps
and convcrancing ut purchaser cost.
a. 0. CLACGHTON:
feb 2S-cots Commissioner Of Sale
:1S"The above sale has been postponed until
SATURDAY. 9Th instant, at the same time and
place ap It'd
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RX Green & Wise.

Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs.
HNRUSTEES' SALE-By virtue Of deed "i
. l. trust dated the Goth day of November, 1861,
executed by Margarctta Ragan and Jeremiah
Raglan, her husband, recorded IN liber h, No. 4,
lulio 30, Of the land records of Fairfax county,
Va. the undersigned, trustees, will sell, by pub
lie auction, III the Mayors office, in the city "t
Alexandria, Va. at u clock IN, on TUE
DAY, the 18th day Of April, 1871, the following
described property. viz:
ALL THAT TRACT OF LAND situated in
Fairfax county, Va, and lying south of Great
Hunting Creek, and on the Gust side of the road
leading from Alexandria to Mount Vernon, being
SEVEN DISTINCT PARCELS OF LAND.
containing 205 acres, > roods and p poles, more
scribed in deed from George G.. Barton and
Eliza NJ. hi, wife, to Jeremiah Raglan. dated
October list, 1860.
Terms: Cash. Stamps and conveyancing II;
the cost Of the purchaser.
GEO: y: BRENT; Trustee.
NH 23-ls C. W. WATTLES
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vouacs Sunday night, the men singing the
Marsellaise and chant. depart Il ersalles.
The correspondent believes the battle. which
was on large scale. proved disastrous to the
Communists.
The unexpected carnonade Of Ealerlen threw
the Nationals into confusion. 1t Is asserted
that the following is the situation :-Bcrgeret
with $4,000 men WAS completely cut off. then
flourens was purposcly permitted to effect a
junction Flourens and Bergeret, with 81, O0O
men, must surrender or tight at the greatest
disadvantage.
The Times correspondent says there Is an
improbable version of the affair; that IlourcnS
reached Versailles. The Communists are de-
moralizcd 1t Is believed they have been be-
trayed.
The gcndarmcs treat prisoners numerically
Daily News dispatches confirm the route Ct
the insurgents, who proved great clustering
towards, and who expected Naleren would
patronzc.
The PontiticaI Zolr,vc, shot I'LL their prison
ers instantly.
the Telegraplm correspondent reports that
he saw Gen Henry killed by Il shell from Mont
alcrlen, and Bergercts carriage and horse:
were destroyed in the same manner. The Incl
were thrown into Il panic stricken route.
VERSAILLES. April THE army Of Yer
saillcs surrounds Paris, and order elsewhere il
France Is established
VERSAILLES, March 4Noon " csterday
two corps of insurgents advanced towards Yer
sailles one via Mcudon and Chatillon and tho
other by way OF Reuil. Both We're routed viii
heavy loss and FlOurcns was killed.
The troops whose expected detection constl
tuted the hopes Of the insurgents behaved no
bly,. The insurgents in forts Fanvrrs and lss1
fired on the troops to-day The Government
forces have just attacked the insurgents anC
speedy and complete Success is anticipated.
In the Assembly to-day NJ. Theirs in some
remarks on the State Of affairs said the Govern
ment would deal harshly with the rngleaders
of the Instruction, but leniently with dupes
The sentiment was received with applause
Routes are advancing.
PARIS, April Monday Evening. About
four O'Clock yesterday afternoon after grea
preparations, the National insurgents com
menced passing out at the Ncuilly gate, in al
10000 men.
Generals Bcrgcret, Flourena and Ncnott.
Garibald commanding. 1t WAS understood
Valerien would not fire About six clock the
artillery was all in front, and General Ccrgerc
in advance with 10000 men, when suddenly
Valericn opened fire, killing commandment Hen
~. General Bcrgcrct had just got out Of hi:
carriage when the vehicle was smashed by ;
bombshel
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nv sspclx. Knox Kerby.

Real Estate Agents and Auctlonecrs.
GALE OF A LIV cry STABLEoS WASH
- INGTON STREET-Thc subscribers, IL
Commissioners of the Circuit Court of A lcxnn-
driu county. Va, in the suit OF Henry y. Ar
mold vs.. Alexander Arnolds Administrator Z;
al, will sell, by public auction, in front of the
Mayors Office, in the city Of Alexandria, Va.
on SATURDAY, the 18th day of April, 1871,
the PROPERTY. on Washington street. east
side, between King and Cameron, now and l"r
some tine occupied as livery stable, the same
being real estate ol which Alexander Arnold
died seized.
Terms Onc-lhrd cash the residue in three
equal ins,allmcnt, at !, s and ~ months, re5pcc-
lively from day of sale, with Interest," title 10 be
retained till full payment Of purchase money
and purchaser to give bonds for deferred install
mcnts, with good personal security.
IISANDER HILL,
s. FERGUSON BEACH,
NH ll-cutS commissioners
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FOREIGN NEWS.

PARIS, April 3d--l2;l5 p. ma c1nnonade
from Valerien at the rate OF two shots per
minute is proceeding i sharp musketry lire to-
wards Mendcn 1t is reported that the Ma
t;onals suffered severely from EaIeren ; lire;
Nothing precise is obtainablc. 1t Is reported
the committee believed Ealerien would not tlre
on the Nationals who occupy |anoucS, lssy
and Montrogue in force.
The Versailles train was stopped to-day At
Cl,ralnart and forced to return. contradictory
MINORS are flying. The gates are shut;
PARIS. March 3--G p. m.-One hundred
thousand Nationals in three corps with two
hundred gun marched via Montrogue, lssy
and Reui[. all destined to Versailles
Fort Valerien fired all day upon KeuIl and
the Ayipg batteries at Mendon cannonaded the
Nationals debouching from lssy Oh the Yer,
sailles road, , r. A.,
Walerieu cannonadcd the rear guard OF the
Nationals entering the Valley between futeauS
and Hurzenval, some detachments retreatlns
in disorder There is nothing certain respect
ing those who passad alerleu.
There are conflicting versions Ohe say
they surrendered, another says they erected
junction and turned Mendon where 4 majority
of the Versailles army is concentrated Darllls
the operations Of the ri ght there was a, heTc'
engagement between Ill" altHioiS "'
and the Partisan artillery. Seneral members
the Commune with red s;lshes, lead the pat
talions. 1t is said superior Versailles ONCE
was taken prisoner. ,1,b.
The Moniteur says the zouayea rcpT'Iscd 'h'
Nationals in the attack GU Castle Mendon'
The Nationals loss is heavy, ~,
Colonel Burgoin telegraphs to the Ioul
munc at HIS this morning that Bergeret ant
Flourens had formed 4 junction and marehe'
on Versailles and success was certain.
Another dispatch says at two III the ai'cr
noon Duva and Fourens formed 4 Junction Il
Courbevoic where they were cannonauf D
Valerieu, but the men sheltered. y concerted ln
successful movement was made by when me
nascd the line and marched on NerSaiIIc, bel
rcret had two horses killed. COMMUNICATE
With the outside is cut off, only Peasants ., nrhs
ing provisions are admitted. 1t Is SAID flenr
commander of the Montroguc Nationals Is dea:
Elouuet and Lockroy resign their seats
the assembly and remain to share the suffering
of Paris H., L.
1t is reported that Assy was arrested by I'll
Commune. =, l.
1t is stated that the Commune Will adopt Il
families of the the fallen Nationals. :.
LONDON. April IA Times special dISPa &c
says great battle was commemorate ut SIN III u
: morning by the Nationals under cohIulaiii
Bergerct. whoat ten asked relntorccment> lr3
Paris There was great ANIMATION III ti'c
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SPEf7.9L .NUTECES.
Wonderful standard Bitter.

4. II. McKim. NJ. d.. OF Washington city
speaking of Spcrr's Wine says: $50 much
pleased have l been with it, that | have intro
tluccd it into the Washington ASYLUM. t" which
| am the Physician His wine Is the base o
his BtcrS, made bitter Ivy what are III daily 'S'
by the Medical Faculty They only need tria
to recommend them.
Sold BY Druggists. up "-lW
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TELEGRAPHIC.
DJSP.4TCHES TO THE GI ITI
FROM WASHINGTON.
CONtiitES.5.

WAsuGsGroN, April 4.-The Senate, to-day.
took nm the Georgia Senatorial election case OF
Blodgctt against Miller. =,
Mr.: Blair, of Missouri, addressed the Senate
denouncing the usurpation by which the rights
of the people of Georgia were troddcn under
The House continued the discussion OF, the
Shellabarger Ku Klux bill, Mr.. Garfield: OF
Ohio. occupying the floor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-04
The Markets.

New YORK, April 4.-Stocks opened better
than at the close last night and are pretty active
Virginia skies, 20; do: new 10! Money ac'
tive, at l. Gold steady at l0s: Flour quiet
and steady. Wheat quiet and firm. Corn IL
better
BALTIMORE, April IVA. G's, DID, So bid,
s. asked; do. 1866 Is bid, IS asked; do. 1861.
60 asked do. coupon. old, 72i asked. Cotton
dull Flour tirmcr and more active Wheat
dull receipts very light; choice and fancy white
lgOa200 fair to prime lj3alSO; prime to choice
red l7OaloO; fair to good l5oalG0; common 1T
al4O; Ohio and Indiana lj5alG0; PennSylvanl;
l5Oal6O Corn steady and quiet; white South
crn S4aSG; yellow do. 81 : mixed Western So
Oats steady ut G2ai3.
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Mcdical.-ESSAYS FOR IorEH MEN, ON
great SOCIAL, EVILS and ABUSES. which
Interfere with MARRIAGE-wilh sure means
Of relief for the Erring and Unfortunate, di<ra;-
cd and dcbili,atcd Sent free OF charge in seal
ed envelopes. Address HOWARD ASSoClA-
TION, 10. IS. Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa.
PhilaHclphia feb 13-:,m
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ByH Han. 4. Addison. AuctiOncer.

NEW HORSE md CARRIAGE BAZAK.
~ Nos. III, 2l3 and .l5
lth street south Of Pennsylvania avenue, ana
100 & street north,
Washington, ID. G.
Open daily for the transaction OF business from
6 q. III. till y. IN. r,
Regular auction sale days, Tuesdays, Thurs
iIorsr-. Mules Curragr4 Buggies, Wagons,
Carts Harness, Saddlcs, Brides, llnlterS, ll"rs"
Blankets, Sc, ut private Sale and auction.
Observation-Disclosures men in general OF Wash
ngton and Georgetown, ID. {.
HAN. &. ADDISON,
Auction and Commission Mcrch:Al
Washington, d. c., feb Sim
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-04

LIGHT HOUsE-Thcre is an appropriation
Of sl2 500 for lighthouse at Shipping Point
north Of Ouantico bay, Va, in the new det-
c;encv aDpropration bill.
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Disabled.

LIVERPOOL, April 4.--Thc line steamer
France, from New York. March 18th: WAS tow,
cd into Liverpool disabled
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-04

RETAINED LETTERS The following letters arc
detained in the post office Of this city for the
want of stamps: William Il. Rust, Rich
mond Va: James Keyscr. Philadelphia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-04

What spectacle is France now The coun'
try in possession Of Il German army, and clvi
WAL raging in the capital y Versailles dis
patch states that Marshal McAlahon has been
appointed cernmandcr-iu-chief Of the French
army.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-04

DO not Despair until you have consulted
old DR.. DARBY. los Four-and-a-half streets,
Washington, D. G.. He is invariably successful
Washington y. c. NH 2l-lm"
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n5.-The aule Of the effects Of the stove and TN
ware establishment of VI. Ruben will be c"ntln-
ucd tomorrow morning nj ten O'Clock.
II /. D. lIARRlsnN, Auctr.
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For SHE OR RE.NT.

FOR RENT-That large and most de-
E$|i lghttul BRICK no USE, No. So Washing
ton street, corner of Queen This is most de-
iighttully situated house, with IS rooms in a
most healthy and pleasant neighborho"d; is III
good order and condition: has large yards on
the west and south with grapes fruit trees ana
flowers. r.. j. LLOlD,
dec 5-tf No. l34 Queen street.
FOR SALE-The elgibly situated three
s$ii story BRICK no USE, lOG Duke street, be-
tween Fit and st. Asaph, containing ten rooms
and bath room, with hot and cold water. The
house is furnished throughout with gas and fin
lures and is Il most desirable residence; being To-
Gated in II pleasant neghborhood. The adjoin-
ing lot is offered with the abovc-mentioncd prop
erty. VI it will be sold separate ii desired. For
terms amply at No. ~ south st. Asaph st. mo III
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-04

ALEXANDRIA GRAYs.-A meeting OF this
new volunteer company was held at their ar
mory last night, when several additional mcnl-
hers, active and honorary, were elected. An Or
der for uniform cap was given. The compa-
ny went through the drill. in which, they are
improving rapidly The organization deserves
the active encouragement of our citizens.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-04

DEATH OF A SOLDIER OF lSl2.-!ohn W.
Ellmon, who was soldier in the war of 1872
died at his residence, near Gumsprlng Lou
doun Go. Va, on Sunday, last aged ST years.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-04

OYsrERs.-J. H. Owens, \ Co., lover end
e King street, receive daily supplies Ct
fine opsters, which they sell on reasonable
terms.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-04

A slip JTr. 1t is stated that the Com
mittee of the Virginia Legislature with their
retinue, who left for Philadelphia on Monday,
did rot find u car in waiting at the Washington
Depot, but had, like other people, to walk up
to the captain Office and pay down. This
was disappointment to some. at least, who
expected that the trip was to be Il sort OF
dead head affair all the way through. 1t Is
to be hoped that they will fare better in Pha-
delphia, or their stay there will be shortened,
and the arrangements for the centennial be
left incomplete.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-04

An ALEXANDRIAN IN ST.. DoMNGo-A
REMINlsCENCE- One OF the results OF the visit
of the Commissioners and their suite to the Is
land of ST. Domingo, is the rcsusc'tatlon OF one
of our old towns people, we'll known to the
Alexandrians of the last generation. and who
now resides on the Island, but whose numerous
enouires about Alexandria and everybody IN 1t
showed that he hadsnot forgotten his native place
or it's old inhabitants The person alluded TO
is JOHN B. HEPBURN, who emlgratcd to d.
Domingo somewhere about the year OF our
Lord 1880, and was known there rs count
Lemonade. The Count was Il celebrated con-
fect;oner while residing here, and was famous
for the grandilloquencc of his business adver-
,;sements. of which the following announce
ment of the opening of 4 'glngerale fountain,
on one OCCASION furnishes brilliant example
He brought that refreshing beverage to the
notice of the public in the following style:
..Job, r uepburn has the felicity OF an
nouncing to his friends the deectaDle l'l!eIll
,rouce that he has now ready to offer to them
noll;,t;vc to the calorous and desslcatln
a1,nnsnbere nm ambrosial beverage which NJ
;ntrodnces as a succedancum Of the season, TIN
Oriental Tinum appelated Ginger Ale.
FISH Town. Besides the improvements al
ready noted at the Fish wharvcs, MIR. " nj
Copan the energetic gas filter, has already ha,
nut up there the lamps ordered by Council
which will be of great advantage Ines
lamps are on elevated posts, and have double
reAectors thereby giving sufficient hight Tor II
practical purposes, and exhibiting to views IN
ways that are dark in that locality.
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CO.n,NIssTO.r.nE

RICHARDS PAYNE, JK. ". V. MOSS,
Warrcnton Va. loudoun. Va
DAYNE & MOSS,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 81 King street,
jan l9-3m Alexandria. Va.
SH1SS & CO.,
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IMPROVEMENTS. The building cast OF the
Gazette Office has been handsomely and conve-
niently fitted up by Mr. H. Jacobs, and Is now
occupied by S. &. Neale, esq, one of our
promising young lawyers, as his Office.
The drug store of Messrs. Wartield Hall,
at the corner of Prince and Fairfax streets, also
owned by Mr. H. jacobs; is being improved
by a more modern front, which, when compet-
ed, will give it a very handsome appearance.
The interior arrangement Of the store Will also
be changed and made more attractive.
A handsome new front is to be made Oh the
building owned by Mr.. r. H. Miller on Far
fax street. next door to f. s. Leadbcator u
Bros drug store.
County CoURr-QUARTERLY TERN.
quarterly term of the County Court lor this
county, Judge r. II. Cockerille, presiding:
which commenced yesterday, WAS closed to-
day
An order confirming the report OF Commls-
sioncrs setting apart homestead Tor Mary a.
Boyd widow of S. Y. Boyd, was entered and
decree in the chauccry case OF Bcuchler vs.
Walker ct ais rendered, referring the matter
in controversy to Il commissioner.
The case Of H. W. Swami VI. |. {. Neal
was continued till the next term
ANNIVERSARY The members of Humboldt
Lodge, No. 50, L. o. c. B.. will celebrate
their first anniversary tonight. The lodge has
been success, Is will be attested by all the
members, and has done great deal OF good
among the German portion of our population.
The membership of the Tod ge is steadily IN
creasing, the life insurance feature being the
main attraction. Tonight the following officers
will be installed by Deputy VIM Metzger viz !:
Ph Vogelgesang, o. NJ; l.. Bendhein, L.
NJ; Fl. Bender X; l. llirch. c. S.; Theo.
Vollten, +. s.; and Chas. Brill, Sch.
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j d. GOULD. ". II. WILKESINGi
TOULD Il WILkENING,
W Succcssor to W. +. Henderson.
GROCERY, LIQUOR Il GEN ERAL COM
MISSION MERCHANTS.
No. 30 North Royal st.
Dealer, in GROCERIES. TEAS, COFFEES,
SUGARS, WHISkEY, BRANDY, WINES,
SCOTCH ALE, PORTER, SC.
Also, Eastern and Potomac SllAD, HER
RING and MACkEREL.
Choice brands of SEGARS and TOBAt co
always on hand.
Strict attention paid TO the suIc of COUNTRY
PRODUCE. lc lS-tf
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ORDAlNED.-Col. William Munford was,
last week. ordained deacon i'll the Protestant
Episcopal church at Wilmington, North
Carolina The Rev. Thomas Atkinson,
Bshop Of North Carolina, otficiatcd. Colonel
Muntord is son of Colonel George Nythe
Munford He will 60 to Memphis as assistant
to the Rev. Mr. Wheat. of st. James church
of that city, father of Mr.. Leo Wheat, Colonel
Munford, was during the war for some time
Lieutenant Colonel of the 18th Virginia reg
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TELEGRAPH FACILITIEs-Ihe Virginia Tcle-
graph Company have opened Offices at ManaS-
SIS. Front Royal. The Plains, Strasburg:
Woodstock and EdinLurg, and it is expected
that the line will he completed to HARRISON
burg Iy Saturday, and that that important
point. together with those named, will thus DC
brought into immediate Geographic communica-
ton with Alexandria The office OF the conf
pany in this city, is in the same building with
the Southern Atlantic Telegraph Co., next
door to the Corn Exchange.