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AFFIDAvITS.
District If Columbia, s..

LfNFtt ~ NuWetO, An.
On this 25:h day Of March, A. D.. 1872.
before me. the subscriber. duly ap-
pointed and qualified Com missioner Of the
State Of MARYLAND. resident in the District
Of Columbia. personally appeared James
Edwards. to me well known. who. being
daily sworn according to Law. deposcs and
says that. on this 25sh day Of March.
4. D.. 1872. acting as = Deputy Marshall
for said district. be served writ Of at
saehment on Samuel s. Smoos. Matthew
G. Emory and l.. Washington (of the
frm Of Pant. Washington 1 Co. J as gar
nishces in the attachment on judgment
No. 9lS6. issued out Of the Supreme Court
Of said district in the case Of l.. w. b.
Hutchius IS. Southern Maryland Rail-
road Company. and the said s. 8. Smoot
answered. ''that he was Director in said
Company. bat had no funds in his hands
belonging TO any person except himself.
and does not know Of any belonging to the
Coppany." Aud the said Matthew G.
Emory auswercd-"I saw BY the newspa-
per that I was elected . Director. but
know nothing further about the matter.
snd hsve DO funds or property Of the said
C..npany and have never attended any Of
their ncetings" And the said l. WASH
ingsou snswcrcd-.I hare no funds Of
that Company and know nothing about it. !"
Signed.
JAMES EDWARDS.
Deputy Marshall. d. c.
Suhscribed and sworn 10 before me on
TIE day and date before written.
(~l In testimony whereof. I
! Coz. have hereun,o set my hand
srAL. aud olhcial ssal At W Washington
city. d. c.
Signed.
JOS. +. h. PLACr,
Comnsissioper for State II Nd.
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OBITUARY.

Died, 90 the 2.th u!,.. sfier shart .l,ness. q.
River View the residence Of her husband.
Mrs, ALBERT BrRCB, in the Ssad year Of her
age.
Possessed Of remarkable pafieree gen,lenes-
and snsishiIity Of disposition, richly endowed
With ihe virtues aud graees Of Christian Faith
and practice. the deceased had eadsared herself
10 all Who ksew b~r; and he. memory win be
long cherished with aacet. ona,e regard by the
many friends who mcara her death.
lay . u,esrifui Ced temper the a1liiesing hlsw
70 thcse ~ho srser u est b. the sad bereavement.
Az
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-04-04

WnFtT-ia. seen irsr ,qH'rl =, -.
AMI "a quite active teusni ha, sa',s l,.,, -.
resirr'cd y. the limited supplies >Air. f,- 49,.
week add VI about -. U,a bushels ". .. -
fsnn.s l'snia rel at from Is TO lss ,,ur, roct
10 prime closing frm al lsnG, lss CEN, ~,
MAJ, And 10. az fren, ITO to 200 rrr.. -,
white at isots 100 eyR,s. aai ,.oo, ~.
Waite at from ls2 to 200 cents, the ba:k a, n.
latter price Wv
RiE.-We rrpos, sales this week ~ sho,,
LOCO bushels =, frum 81 to as cenIs aud i,s,,a-
6 At these figures FOR lair to prime
CoRN.-Du,ing the early part o. the u.,l
thsfe we're some large transaction. in Western
sales being reported Of loo, 600 bushels ON the
spot, IN Elevator, at cs cents, and Of Ca 90 do
Tor April delivery. also in Elevator a, III, .,r.
price but suhseqaetly we note sales OF som.
-, GOO bushels nj from 81 down 10 G. r,pt> 81
We quote The latter rs the closing price fu- ~.
tern in Elevator. OF Southern ne nois ,.,,, a,
some IS, Gee bushels white a; from ~ ,o c. crn,.
and $4,000 do. yellow a, frGm g. 10 cs cent.
the closing sales being at 81 cents
OATS-I!ave been fairly active this ~r.k
sales adding up about ~, 600 bushels a, from s.
to 81 cents for Western, and s: 10 s. cent. ~
Southern, and We quote them As closing steady
=, these figures.
Observation-Disclosures Of Leaf confirm. f,r.
the inspections this week bring a Iinle up~ ard.
Of 200 hhds., nearly all Mary lanl snd Onion
For Maryland the demand coaiiaues ACTIVE, ami
the market hrm. The receipts about 500 hid.
have mostly found purchasers on arrival at ful;
rates, bat in Ohio there has been no muvrmsr,
this week. The French ccntrac, has not W,
been given out. and in the uncertainty relative
to IL, buyers Of this description have onl, becr,
willing 10 purchase at . concession. which hcl-
ders decline to make. In kentuckv and Var
GINA there has been no movement whatever
he his h rates current for these description,
prevent purchases for export. The m,rte, j. yer,
firm for Leaf Of all descriptions and prices have
an advan'ing icnd"nc, We note the cxrnr;
this week OF l.ooi hhds. leaf 10 Bordeaux, We
quote as follows. viz
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-04-04

4 MELANCHOLY BREAK Dowx -There
are lively break-downs that make an au-
dicncc laugh. and there are sal aud sor-
rowful brcak-downs that make the kind
hearted gricve. To the latter class be-
longs the enervation Of body and mind
which is usually called general debility, "
or nervous weakness" aud which, when
neglected, too often terminates in atrophy
and death. A wholesome medicated slim.
ulant is the one thing needed in cases Of
this description. and science and expe RI
ence unite in pointing to PLANTATION Brr-
TIERS as the tree specific. The fac, that it
combines the properties Of an invigorant
sith those Of regulator and alternative. in
exactly the proportions necessary to pro-
ducc radica! change in the tone Of the
system. and the action Of the digestive
aud secretivc organs. is an unanswerable
argument in its favor rs general restor-
atirc,
&c. NJ. D."
Don't stand aghast in awe aud fear. eyes
wide open. hair on end and fingers tightly
clinched with the idea that these mys,eri-
ricus symbols are eabalis.ic signs and re-
present some secret organizaticn Of masked
demons. Who carry terror and dismay
With their midnight prowliugs aud dis
perse on the dawn Of morning. No. They
are only the initials Of Dr. Pierce's Col.
den Medical Discovery. that pleasant med.
icine which has acquired Q National rep
usasiop and proven 50 ci6caeious in Coughs.
Colds. Brosehitis. Consumption aud kia.
dred diseases. For these complaints j,
has no equal. Sold BY all druegists-
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WOODS IiorsEnoLp MAGAriSx for April i. at
hand, and contains. rs usual, great variety OF
interesting contributions from the bes, authors.
The articles in the magazine are not only valu-
able, but are full Of valuable information. No
better reading for the household can be had
Published at 81 per year, BY s ). Wood L Co,
Newburyh. n. Y.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-04-04

TIE Scrrs.RN MAGAZINE The contents Of
the April number. now before US. varied and
interesting, aud be,oken determination, uron
the part OF ITS publishers 10 sustain It's position
rs a frst-ciass magazine. IL is the only literary
magazine published in the South, and therefore
has pre-cminent claim upon Southern pcoph.
arylanders esreeiail, should feel pride in en-
couraging and sus;aininGit. Il is published b,
Murdoch, Browne L IIill. Baltimore. Price 81
wear.
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.~rv".i utc- Ssmsei i aa..s. Ms,the g
y Emry aad L. wsshisy,au -,ha, /
persaus1ly seYaaiassi wi,h saeh "a
parties named. sna that The anawers
= By Jsnes Elsaris are thssc mad1
TIE paEties 10 nay presence and kcss)0
sno in Ne rreseacs Of w. Esgene Brooke
and Lake w. b. Husehins. Who each On
ca'k say. that the statements herein een-
taiaed Is true. As stated by James Ed
wards. Deputy Marshall Of the District Of
Columbia. In witaess whereof. the said
parties have hereto Set their hand. this
25sh day Of March. A. D.. 1879.
Signed.
n. EUGENE BROOKE.
LUKE W. b. HCTCHlNS.
(~) Witness my hand and seal
ssAl. JOS. T. K. PLAUT.
Com. for State Of Maryland
Annapolis March 26sh. 1872.
/ certify that my appointment - Diree-
tor in the Southern Maryland Railroad
w.s entirely without my knowlcnge or
consent. and that I have no personal
knowledge Of their financial condition
Signed
J. T. MUD.
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&c. VI. D."
MARRIED.

On the :s,h Of Nar,h. uIt.. ~ the Rev. Nr
Chesley, CHAPMAN BURROUGHS to Miss
NARY COPSEY.
On the 3oth Of March uis. by the Rev. Faith
81 yicinanzi, JAMES BULLOCK 10 Miss JULIA
THOMPSON
On the same day; BY the Rev Father Dew OFF
ROLAND 2. russell TO Miss ANNA GRAVES
On The same DAY, BY the same. wN z. La
THRON 10 Ni1 HELEN r. MORAN.
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PkRsoSAL.-Tbe deepest solici,udc per.
vades our entire community in reference
to the condition Of our venerable fellow
citizen. Col. Key. who. at la.cs. accounts.
was represented to be extremely low. with
slight chances Of recovery.
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SCHOOL NOTICE.

A a meeting of the Bnnri of School Cnu-
IA missiou,rs. held Npr.l nd 49,, m lu.-
lowing order Was pas.c, Ordered. TIL:
Teachers, in their quarterly Reports. accouLt
for each ia! of their absence from school. ..
forfeit the pTVportIonAtc amount e st,tr, 20
Teachers are rcIiiied that after ih, lrth Instant
the undersigned will lee prepared 10 r.y rh,ru
each $50 on account "t salary for " ,u;,r Tenn,
1872, and 10 issue Ia thcm ccriiic,',s 90" .aGel,
edu,Ss fer th, IslaL"c> irc on Saiart-, 'u. f.iI
TERN, 1871, aud inter Tenn. ls;.
FRANK FORD
Sec. &c RI. School cc,ur-S
for -. Mar. county.
April T. ls7:-l,.
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7. Jos. +. X. ?lsus. . Commissioner
Of the State sf Marylasd for the District
Of CosumL;s. do certify that I vas present
81 The ';ue lie crit cf ga-rishuspt wgs
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REPORT OF TIE PRESIDENT
oF THE POINT
LOOKOUT CEMETERY BOARD.
Leonard Town. !
st. Mary's COUNTY. Nj.
March, 10Th. lS12.
To the Board Of Trustees OF the
roin, InnEnus r,mc,,-,
Point Lookout Cemetery

State. uupilcatc ol which Is he rCwIth
submitted.
l have paid over. upon the order Of the
Committee appointed for superintcndin:
the disinier,ins and dcpo>iting the dead.
to Messrs. Smith and Langley, contractors.
by draft upon the Comptroller. the sum OF
four hundred dollars, $500. 80
which. with amounts previously
paid. Jan. 9Th. 1871. COO 90
and also draft. drawn Sept.
18th, 1871, for 60O. 90
SlG0o.C0
which amounts TO the sum Of sixteen hun
dred dollars drawn from the State Trca-
sury 50 far upon that account.
The Committee on the Enclosure of the
Cemetery contracted with W. T.. Davis
Il Co. Of Baltimore. for an iron enclosure.
winch | have reason 70 believe woull have
been completed. ere this, but for the Sc
verify of the season.
Through the patri"tic efforts of the Ia
dies Of St. Marys in 1866, near twenty
eight hundred dollars was raised for en-
closing the Cemetery of the Confederate
Dead at Point Lookout. The loss Of this
sum By the failure Of the 6rm in baltimore
with whom it was deposited, has been
source OF universal regret. I received.
Oct 18th. 1870. FROM Mrs. VI. L. Kirk.
the energetic President Of the Ladies
Fair. an order on their Treasurer in favor
Of the President and Trustees Of this Board
fur oil money in hand arising from the
Fair. and from the proceeds of said order.
received. March 9Th, 1872. the sum Of
three hundred and Que dollars and three
cents (e3Ol ,OS). being dividend arising
from the assets Of Purvis 4 Co, which I
have deposited in the National Bank Of
Baltimore to the credit Of this Board.
/ have also received one Hundred and
nine dollars and sixty-fve cents (si09.-
CO.. the amount 50 ereditably raised By the
Tournament Association Of gentlemen in
the year 1870.
Ii Is 4 source OF qualification tia. all It
the Confederate Dead. amounting TO three
thousand four hundred and four g. 404)
have been carefully e1bumed aud deposit
Cd IN the State Cemetery and tina, the ma :
ter'ai IL all ready for the erection of
strong and permanent iron enclosure.
Additional means will be required for the
erection Of monument, which will re-
CURE increased efforts On the part Of tie
Trustees 10 secure.
have the honor to be, most respect.
fully. etc..
20. FORREST.
Prest. Board Of Trustees Of
Point Lo,kcu, Cemetery.
Alrii f,h, 1s7o-lt.
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G'ANo..-for Peruvian Guam" the SCENTS
prices for lots Of So tons or more are S,7 80
Tor thinrha Island. and S6n Tor I;uanar~ ,~r
ton. gold, and No. of each Kind Ia Der ton
less. also gold. For Phospha,cs aud manu-
featured Fertilizers SO per ton is the general
price. The Southern demand for Fertilizers.
Which has been considerably better thu, >,.,-
than last, Is pretty much over for the season.
but near trade l. jus, about "pcuing aud far
amount OF business IL Anticipated.
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. By rHs SEsArs. Nsreh %, 1879.

0rss>ei, That IN nAp and profile q survey
made under The at of Geoeral Asseusoiy II Ha-
rylane surieg the Session of !ees hv the CsH-
-,;ss;.se-s VI go: s,r~sy, - sse~s BE- III: re
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-01-22
THE GAZETTE.
MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY q.

HENRY CLAY In the long disputes be-
tween the States Of Virginia aud Kentucky,
growing out Of what was termed the occupy
inv claimant laws Mr.. Clay was retained by
Kentucky to maiotain her rights before that
tribunal ia the last resort. the Supreme
Court of the United States. The then Speak
er Of the House of Representatives was to APP
De If for the first time before that elevated, dig:
nif II and venerable body; aud large concourse
OF spectators was attracted by natural curl
o>ity to determine whether the orator OF, the
West would be able to sustain his high repu,a
ton upon this high and untried theatre. =,
When he rose, it was with some agitation OF
manner; but ne soon recovered his wo0ted
composure, and held his auditors Ia admir-
lux attention, while he pronounced most
beautiful cuogium upon the character OF
the sous of Kentucky. The Judges sat
in their black robes Of Office: sedate and
attentive. The late Judge Washington, who
was in the habit Of induging himself, with an
occasional pinch Of SNUFF, had taken cut his
snuff box for little of that titilating restora.
tive; and Mr.. Clay, on observing it, instantly
stopped, and advancing gracefully to the bench
with his thumb and finger extended, particli-
pated with the Judge in the retreshment OF his
nasal organs. As he applied the pinch he OBJ
served, II perceive that your Honor sticks to
the Scotch and immediately resuming his
stand, he proceeded with his argument without
the least embarrassment So extraordinary u
step over the usual barrier which. Separates this
Cour, and the barristers. excited not q little as
Punishment and admiration among the specta-
tors, and it was afterwards aptly remarked by
Judge W. in relating the circumstance to u
friend, that, ''hc did not believe there was
another man in the United States who could
have done that, but Henry Clay"
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A LJSl AND IRON MASS.

A LII j AM IKUN MASS.
We have Just received direc. from the wells a
zupuly OF tue above Justly celebrated
TONIC, ALTERNATIVE AND ABSORBENT,
which is confidently recommended MS u remedy
for Neuralgia Head ache, pyspeps,s and all dl-
ae,.>es ot the Liver. Lungs and Kdneya.
COOK IL CREIGHTON,
dec d 49, lot King street
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DUBLIC NOTICE.
TLi9 il to nn,ify ny friend: an't the public
generally ttst ! aIn now rrepaTe1 - firnEh
them with STOVES OF ALL DESCRlP-
TONS, having made arrangements with the
manufacturers Whrh viii enable mo u sell st
rates a. low n the same ar.ic!es can be obtnIncd
in the Northern cities. Ny a.1cE il large My
experience Of 30 years in the business, With my
personal attention, | think entities me t. claim
object il, as it has always been, I" deal faithful
~ with ell, ard give full value for their money
( would request of all in want CT a COOKING
STOVE TO call and examine my cooking stove
and prices before purchasing el=e"hera. also
Cali A''''''''' BIBHs HEATER,
For heating roon1s, thu best Fireplace Heater,
| think, that Is made. Warranted in every case
to act we'll My stock OF stores and tin ware IA too
varied to mention, but would invite all i'll want
to call ana examine for themselves:
ENOCH GRIMES,
aug 2a--tf 4e King st., Alexandria: ".
KEYSTONE SEWING MACHINE
The ladies Of Alexandria owning Sewing Ma
chimes of any patent are requested to call at the
KEYSTONE SEWING MACHINE Office,
1000 s street, Washington, D. c.. and examine
Prof LUFKINS' CHAMPION PATENT
TREADLE.
The Champion Treede gives alternate move
ment to the feet RELIEVING Il constant strain upon
particular set of mdecles, and calling into &C
ton the natural and stronger muscles Of the feet
and limbs, producing an easy, natural and ua'-
form motion, enabling an operator to run ma
chine day after day without any fatigue to t5e
mind or body, and efec.uslly preventing the
pains and aches so common With female sewing
machine operators, PARTICULARLY married 40.
men. Ladies, be true to yourselves, und call
and see this t7eadle, and Dr. Gurnstt's certificate.
f. b. ELLICuTT S CO., Agents,
No. 1909 F ST., n. W., Washington, u. e.
Washington, dec l4-2n
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NRANGE, ALEXANDRIA AMI Man
J ASSAS RAILROAD.
AAH 90 aK -. -:
TRAINs

On s1d after SATURDAY, July /, 1871, to.
daily passenger trains will run between VASE
INGTON AID LfNCHBURG, etectins dogt.s
duly connections through between NEW iOkh
and NEW ORLEANS. a. GordoasTi!lf coz
cection is made By msil train with the Chesa-
Dcske End Ohio Rsi,rogi daily, Sunday except
ed, to Rchmcrd, StsuntoE snd the ' lkt1N1A
SPRINGS; at L:nchburg wlth Atlantic, Nils.
sisippi and Ohio Railroad fer the West an
Southwest. and =. Washington fec the So:@
and Northwest
Leave Washington daily a: 8. IS G.. u. and CSC
y. L., and AlcEaEdr!a ~ 81. u. ard Sop. IL
arriving ut Lynchburg ut sos p. rq. AID a. L,
Leave Lynchburg ut 9 u. IL. md 10 p: "a, g..
rive at Alexaudvi@ at SIS p. L. and G25 g. II.
and at Washington =: 10 r: n. an l;s2 :, u
daily excepting Snnday) with n2ain line train,
at 655 II. N. and Al szaodrla Ut 900 u. 10,
Leave Manassas Junction Ut $3.50 g. ~; pas
Strasburg at l245 p. a., end arrive at haFrisoE.-
burg at $40 2. H., connecting with harmon .
Cos. Stage Line: to S.sIItoa, Rsw!e2 Spring:
&c, &c,
Eastward, leave IIaIrisoltuIg 6: IS s. u.
pass S.rasburg at 1916 y. H. arrive ct Aaha=ss
Junction at 400 p. n, connecting with Elsl+
line through 20 Washington sud the i ri ar
We5s.
Good cosrectioua hr comfortable coh:l. -
made 10 Fairfax Court House from Fsi' ~.
ton TO MiddIeburg E9n Plain; and (? 50
wills from Piedmont.
Both Ihe Eastward sud Westward tcoIC. ttGi-'
make close connection At Srnsburg sitt /:
Winchester and Strs;burg Railroad to Via.
ter, Hsrper:s Ferry, Capon Springs, &c,
E!eg:u.t sleeping cars are run daily bsiTz9a
New YORK ard I.ynchburg, without change.
Also, cara through between Baltilr ire sEl
Lynchbyrg avoiding the nc2a7e1:sncs CT tss'i
lar in Washington.
Through :!cEcts al baggage CHECKED Is e.
prominent point.
J. N. pROADU5,
jc 2a--l General Ticket Lgen;.
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STEHMROiTS,
OFFICE CLYDE's STEAM LINES,
" u South Delaware Avenue,

OFFICE CL DEE olEAN LIN Lc'
" u South Delaware Avenue,
Philadelphia. Nov. !, 1871.
For tho purpose Of Offering additional facili-
ties, and to moet the urgent re- ) 49,
quiremcnts Of shippers, VIC have S1A hi 4
decided to increase the number So.
ourstnamers on the line 10 ALEXANDRlAn and
WASHINGTON, and on and after November
9th. will run sen;i-wcekly line of steamers be-
tween this and the above named points, leaving
Philadelphia, from pier 2, North Whsr7es. on
Wednesday, and Saturdays, at noon; and George
town, from Companys docks, Oh Mondays AID
Thursdays, and Alexandria On Tuesdays and
Thursdays-conneeting with the Orange Alex
Railroads, and Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Freight forwarded to all points On these routes
and their connections.
Shippers BY this route ray depend upon care
fuj handling OF freight and prompt diapat"h No
W. P CLYDE & co. Ara-t:
e. HYDE, Georgetown, D. G.
NJ. ELDRIDGE & Co, Alexandria. "a.
nov G--tf
OFFICE POTOMAC FERRY CO.. ~
" Washington, February 10. l4;l.
>i!eamerr the Potomac Ferry Company wil!
make their hourly trips between Al Dr.
Every hour, from a. M, from each cay.
Last trip Al :" I" ''''! 5 sf 5. H IN
aug l2-tf President Potomac Ferry o.
ORFoAK AND D0&TOE.
Tie steamer LADY OF TIL; LAKE, {, q.
meeting at Nar:,!k with tie steamers .zINs
Of the Nercher:i sHh MineFs Tran; sassusss ssa
wharf 30, a south wharres. EHEEi mon
DAY, WEDN E;EAI an,! FfIDAf,s 40 p
m., .or Norfolk. Returning; leave s'"ci2E on
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS ara SATCE-
! DAYS, q, j p. IN, Stopping q! Fort Nasn'ng..
ton, Giyrnont, finfS T"iH,. Point I.'"k"iit ADD
! Fortrrsa Monroe.
hi. line, con@r:;;ng 81 Al,Sa.dria :7i:!; The
| O., \. !: u. and v. j O. L. r., nHd n: Nor
COLL; with tin: BnS!a1 strai:rrs c!.:i fuprr:vc III
ducemon!s tnv the rsl,ia a'!. careful sApintA: oi
! ali kinds Of freight t. Boston. The rates b~i!:s
low, The attention o! shipper, i particularly di,
| f:ce II c"Enr.i.S!oa. AID though bills o. adlng
For freight C. l...:.se apply on b,aFd. q T.
&. u. GKUNEk. NrEilii:, J. q. WATERS,
t}-'rssl'w':, % VI ELDHlpuE & e.,
: 81. ERoNN 4 SON, Gen Ag.?..
,'',.. Eth Il, ani Nav Yc.l: syc
, Washington u. {.
! iI-3! cla:: ia.r H. Norfolk, 81; round trip 81
second class i.Ie u Nslfr!s. 81: c1uai tip, -
nah LIT
j <s.oa. MERCHANTS LINE NEW YORK
| SxIEaxS STEAMSHIPS.
Tie lire lonsi::.; Il tie following 1t:t-:;::.
| outziic steamers:
| E G. KNIGHT. Capt Y. johnson
| JOHN GIBSON. ..,....,,..C Capt. W Il NiLt:rz
All
| VALLEY CITY ....,......,... go. Can:. 2stell
! VIII leave Few York EVERY SATURDAI
| f27 tijs port and, returning, will Leave AleZ.n
lIia EVERY FRIDAY, ut II O'clock.
All freig h, Elst be on the dock by "a =
! For freight or passage apply to
HOOE, NEDDERBuRN 6 co,
! Agents, No. PIi-c. :.7sst
! Ace-ts il New York.
GEO B. MERhlCh;
! apo III So;.!h st., Pier No. y lsc: liTac
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JOHN HARLOW NJ 2. HARLOW.
HARLOW Il BROTHER,
GROCFRs, LIQUOR, FEED, And COM.
MISSION MERCHANTS,
Northwest corner Royal and Cameron affects
Alexandria, Virginia.
Special attention given to the sale Of Country
Produce We most respectfully call the atten
ton of the trade to our large and splendid stock
of goods, consisting Of Wines and Liquors,
Flour, Hams, Shoulders, Breakfast Pieces, But
ter, Lard, Choose, Corn Meal. Crackers, SIrups,
Molasses, Cod Fish, Maekerel, Herring, Wood
Goods, Coal Oh, &c, and every other article
usually found in first class Wholesale and retail
establishment Orders from the country respect
fully solicited, and all orders shall receive our
prom pt attention. mar O-1y
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-01-22
SIS, 200 LOST BONDS.
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS EEn AID.

ONE IlltJI ~ ~ ~ lOlLl-AIf III " -Ai' -.
ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA, RAIL
ROAD COMPANY, FIRST MORTGAGE, e
per cent, Noa 4339, IA, PAS, three Of $500 saoh
principsi due originally 1T November, 1885, OK.
tended to l:t May, 1873. Coupons payable May
and November Ccupons attached from ard II
GLIDING May, lo,l: s., 500 nav,
ORANGE And ALEXANDRIA EAlL-
ROAD COMPANY, FIRST MORTGAGE, !.
per cent, funded. W.: g - l4s, ~, tGIF q
$500 EACH dated LIT Nov, 1866, p:iIcipAl due
lst May, 1873. Coupons payable May nnI 20; 20.
7ember. Coupons attached !i''nl tr.d including
0RASGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAIL
ROAD COMPANY, FOURTH hOKTHAGE,
per cent, No &, .ur Sl,nN; Nos. 49l 4tI: 49,
45ti, 4C7, 4ba, Ace :eTen q! $500 each Nos ;trs3
AMI $50, two OF 500 each dated ist December,
1850, due ii September, 1890. Coupons parable
March and September. Coupons attached Ir"m
and including March, 1871. $500.
The aboParnward will be paid for the recovery
of the whole, ard in the same proportion Tor any
part, and no questions asked, on delivery, esther
in person or through the pcstotiicc OF Esrre++.
10 'Nu.&DE, COL3TOS & co, Banker,
III We: Eal.,m"r" steel.
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