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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-02-19
s. ALBA NJ,
Head Manager.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Gs-FOUR MILLIONS OF INVALIDS.-
At the lowest computation there are never less
than four millions of invalds in the United
States Of this number probably more than
three-ffths have neglected the ordinary precau-
tions necessary for the preservation of health,
and are suffering the punishment due TO their
carelessness If the multtudes who are now af-
ficted with biliousness, indigestion, rheumatism.
intermittent fever, Irregularities of the bowels,
general debility, nervous disorders, &c had, at
the very first symptoms Of indispostiun, invigo-
rated, regulated and purified their systems with
Hostetter's Stomach Btters two-thirds of them
would at this moment be performing the active
duties of life, unannoyed by any ailncnt OF the
body or the mind.
This assertion is made advisedly. It is found
ed on experience, and is borne out by the testl-
mony of a countless host of witnesses, whose at
testations cover almost every variety of disease,
and extend over period Of about twenty yenrs.
Of every thousand persons who take the Bltters,
as 4 preventive of the complaints above enume-
rated, seven-eighths escape them entirely; and
of every thousand who are actually attacked,
and use the great Vegetable Tonic rs a remedy,
three-fourrhs are radically cured. These are
ct hap-hazurd assertions, but statistical facts
They are based upon the results Of inquiries
made by more than fifty thousand persons, in
various parts Of the country, aud upon the letters
of prominent citizens Of every State, it might
almost be said, OF every county in the Union.
feb l9-eolw
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NE IL.

On Saturday night, ALBERT NJ, only child
of |. w. AMI Emma j. Judd, i'll the llLh Year
OF his age.
In Baltimore, on 10Th instant, NONY, only
and beloved daughter vi John A. ani ouran H.
Kelley, aged ~ months and ii days
In Charlrstown, W. Va, Oh Monday lnorm-
ing Feb. 18th, lo12 DANIEL NJ oHELIZ,
IN about the 18th year Of his age. Thus goes all
other link III The family cham, the third one
broken 10y the ruthless nuhd Of cath lila little
more than twelve months Lightly rest the turf
above hum Leesburg Mirror.
At his residence in Pennsylvania, on the 18th
instant, Mr. GEO. l.. WAoHlNGTOA, former
~ of Jefferson county, in the Attn year OF his age
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THE ALEXANDRIA LlBRARY.-The annual
meeting of the Stockholders of the Alexandria
Library is to be held tonight at the Library
room, which has been arranged for the purpose
and it is hoped that all who take an interest in
the L;brary-and all should feel an interest In it's
mantenance-will be present The affairs of
the company have so far been well conducted,
the Library is free of encumbrance, and it
now ouly requires the cordial support of the
citizens to make it more useful than
ever. Let all who can, attend the meeting to-
night, when new Board of Directors IS to be
chosen, and arrane ements made for the conduct
of the institution for the ensuing year.
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Railroad Accident.

SAVANNAH, Ga, Feb. 1.-The southwark
train on the Savannah and Charleston Railroad,
due here last night at 9:l5, met with an acct
dent at the Savannah River bridge. On the
arrival of the train at the bridge the conductor
finding the trestle insecure uncouped the en-
CINE and endeavored to cross without the train
The trestle gave way precipitatng the engine
into the river. The engineer and fireman were
picked up quarter of mile down the river.
A steamer lett this morning tor the bridge to
briug the passengers down.
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LOCAL NEWS.

RIVER NEws.-The ice in the river extends
as far down as Maryland Point, but is so broken
and rotten as to afford but slight obstruction
to steam navigation. The tugs Potomac and
Comet arrived up on Saturday evening last
with the schooners Theodore Dean and Oliver
Ames, aud two oyster boats In tow They went
down again this morning The Philadelphia
steamer, with an oyster boat In tow, also ar
rived up on Saturday evening, and later in the
night the stern wheeler National passed on up
to Washington The tug boat Katie Wise,
which has undergone extensive repairs at vii
mngton, arrived up yesterday, having In tow
the schooner Jeanne Rosaline, from Savannah.
with cargo Of lumber, which she picked up
off Smith Point. She reports the schooner
Enoch Moore, in Aqua Greek, the Jane Dur
fee in the Narrows, the r. H. Skinner, two
other coasters aud eight pungy boats in Guam
tico-all bound up. Two oyster boats sailed
down from Washington to this city yesterday
\ propeller name unknown, loaded with lum-
Der, passed by here yesterday on her way to
Washington, and now lies off the Arsenal
wharf. The tug Laura, with tow OF scows,
from Popes Greek, arrived yesterday =
The Washington ferry boat City of Washing.
ton RECOMMENDED her trips yesterday evening,
and has continued them at alternate hours to-
day; anu the Arrow also resumed her trips to
Mount Vernon this morning The tug Allan
tic, with tow for this city, will start from
Baltimore to. morrow. The Baltinor. steamers
Coumbia and Express will recummcnce their
trips. the former ON the oath Instant, the latter
on the 10th pruximo The New York steamer
f. e. Knight, arrived up this morning
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MINERAL SoAp-Mr L"wiS HOof, jr,
dealer IN hue groceries, tobacco, DC. No. D.,
South Fairfax street, has sent Us a package OF
Adam Mineral Soap, which is suld to be the
best article IN use Tor cleaning aud polishing
purposes. II Is particularly recommended 10
mechanics &c, for removing pans, oils, nc,
from their hands
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ORPHAN AsYLUM.-The thirty-ninth annual
meeting for the benefit Of the Alexandria Or
phan Asylum will be held at Sarepta Hall on 81,
u ednesiav evening next. The address will
be delivered by VIM. kigour esq We hope
that our citizens will not only attend. but be
liberal in their contributions to this most ex-
cellvnt charity. The Asylum has now become
one of our old and favored institutions, and de-
serves to receive the support and encourage
ncut of the community. 1t has done, much
good, and its affairs are most. jildiciousy aud
economically managed by the ladies IN charge
of its interests.
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FOREIGN News.

LONDON, FEB ia dispatch from St.
Helerls, Lancashire, reports most serious ca
Iamity in that town this morning. The boiler
of factory exploded killing and niuring many
persons.
MADRID, Feb l9-The resignation Of the
Ministry causes considerable excitement. 1t was
thought last night that Senior Sagosta would be
entrusted by the King with the duty of form
ing a new Cabinet, but it is now said the task
will be delegated to Admiral Topete orGcperal
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SUNDAY EVENING SPORT. 1.-Two young
men, Montgomery Patterson and James WIKI
erson. ir., had difficulty in Petersburg
Yesterday, about young lady, which was not
settled until the principals accompanied by
their respective friends and large crowd OF
Interested spectators-had repaired TO the
banks Of the canal, aud knocked aud bruised
each other for a, least half hour according
to the rules OF the prize ring Patterson Was
proclaimed the victor.
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AnInhunlan Brother.

CINCINNATI, O, Feb. IA desperate
Young man nnmed George Clark, living. at
BuwerStrwn. OHIO shot his sister yesterday,
lnh cting serious wounds, because she threw
snow ut him. C. ark was arrested.
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CoRoNER's INQUEST The dead body Of a
coored baby was found in a blue water buck, t
on the bernie bank of the Alexandria Canal,
just above the Arlington Cemetery, last week.
Justice jackson held coruuer's inquest upon
1t but Dothiug dcfnite could be asccrtaiucd
concerning it, aud verdict of death from un-
known causes was rendered.
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Nernphis February II, 1863.

DR., VIM. II. Tut SRI have been sutf;.-nr
for nearly two years with severe cou III and
great difficulty of breathing My welg It Was
one huudr ed and forty five pounds; and when
commenced taking your Expeclorant, | was r.,
duced to one hundrei and sixteen. l had tried
almost everything; had terrible night sw'ats
have taken halt dozen bottles The nj, hit swcats
have left me, the cough has almost disappeared
and have gained hft en- pounds III weight.
believe it will cure my cough. recommend it
to all friends With great respect.
OLIVER RICE.
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From New York.

New YORK, Feb. 10.
James Remington, conductor on the Lake
Shore and Michigan Railroad, came to the
Fifth Avenue Hotel with his wife Wednesday
last, and on Friday stated to his wife that he
was going to the bank IS draw some money
and has not been heard from since.
AT Newark. \. j. yesterday, an unmarried
mother cut the throat OF her babe shortly after
It's birth. The murdered infant has been
st creted.
\ letter from Henry Brock states that he is
in Troy aud read y to go to Boston aud explain
all matters relating to the great collapse OF the
late commercial agency. if somebody will pay
his expenses He says The collapse is no fault
OF his. but owing t. arrangement of affairs
ocrasioned by the pressure OF other parties
There is some excitement in Jersey City
owing to orders issued to the constables to ar
rest and put in Jail delinquent tax payers who
do not pay their bills this week.
Over 100000 claims for advertising by the
weekly parcrs If this city. are di>a|lnwcd by
the Board of AUDIT as uIau horned by law
though the adycrtis enent> were given out by
Tw,e ami other r.nglte>,
Vice President ColIax has accepted an inv-
tatron from nlany prominent Bro k mites ct
Il parties to speak for the Young Mn
Christian \ c'ari,nat 'he Brookjyn Academy
of music nn Thursday ", nIrg next.
The society wnr>hirping at Stcinway Hall
under the mini>traions of Rev. George H.
Herwnth have l"nght Il large lot conner of
Fifth Avenue and ID h street aud will erect a
church ,iuilar 10 The Brook lyn tabernacle 10
sc 1T about three ;hol>aId, to be read y by Sep
timber.
In the Stokes case This morning the usual
crowd wa> pres mt Chief Justice Bar hour, of
the Superior Court. was examined relative to
the action "i The Board of Commissioners on
Jurors. H: state that a quorum was pres
enr only part # two days in September, and he
hid no nsirive knowledge that the lit Of petit
Jurors sim d by him September 9th was cor
rec; did not elquire a. 10 The qualifications of
jurors "r as to who were exempt; it never &C.
cured to him that part of his duty was to criti-
caly select jurors and he did not look through
the list when he signed it.
Charles ~ Low testified that he left the SUI
pernteuding of drawing the jury lists to his
deputy
The Court of General Sessions is densely
crowded, Judge Bedford presiding. On the
opening of the Court Mayor Hall stated that
he was there agreeable to an order of the
Court with counsel ready for trial, and insisted
that it lie preceded with. Attorney General
Barlow replied stating that the trial could not
go on as Judge DAILY was otherwise engaged
to-day-a fact known to the detendant-but
Barlow said the defendant came into court to-
day for Interior purposes. 1t was only another
device, of the detcndlnt mere fraudulent
device to gain the credit Of being ready for
trial and an endcavor to place the Attorney
General in false position before the people
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The Markets..

New YORK. Feb. 19.-Stocks strong Gold
TO-. Money easy ut 6. Virginia skies 50; lew
unchanged.
BALTIMORE, Fen. l9-Virginia skies, old, 46;
do, cons ,lidnted "a? West Nirginias Is Cot
Ton firm: low mIddiinys 22.a22i Flour-Clty
Mills held pc higher; all ulhrr grades strong
and advancing. heat firm and unchanged.
Curs Il. IN and active; for white ~ yellow
Southern shade "tf-G9 OTIS steady and hrm
1t ,2,:Ir; Rye steady u, !S.l0o.
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DIR. TUFTS HAIR DYE ACTS 1NSTAN
TAN EUISLY feb l9-eulW

as~ON MARRIAGE. Happy Relief for
Young Men from the effects of Errors und Abuses
in early life Manhood restored Nervous debility
cured Impediments to Marriage removed. New
method of treatment. New and remarkable
remedies Books and Circulars sent free, IN
sealed envelopes Address HO ARD ASSO-
CITATION, No. 2 South Ninth ST., Phadel-
nhia dec Z. -d&Jw3m
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ed to the people has won for itself such Il repu-
tation in so short time rs DIR. TUTPS EN-
PtCTuRANT Wherever it has been intro.
duced it his SUPERSEDED all other Cough re ne
dies / not only cures the Cough, but so thor
uugEly purtrs the Lung- tn / no fears OF its re-
turn need be unprecedented
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BOLD ROBBERY The secondhand clothing
store of NJ. J. Rafferty,, northeast corner of
King and Columbus streets, was entered by
thieves last Night aud robbed OF. it is supposed,
for the exact amount Of the loss can rot as yet
be aSccrtainel, about two hundred dollars
worth of watches, pistols, and new pants and
coats The robbery was one of the boldest
ever committed in this city. The thieves first
cur 4 hole through the side of the house-a
brick wall fourteen inches thick on Columbus
street-but finding that il opened in the cellar,
which was shut off from the store by Il door
which they Guild not force opeu, they cut
another opening through the same wall but
bearer to King street and through this they Oh
tanned the entrance they desired. Six families
live in the sa,ue building but not single
mem her of any one of them heard the noise
which must necessarily have beeu made by the
thieves in cutting the two large holes through
the brick wall aud the robbery was not dis
covered until the store was opened for business
this morning
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International Music Festival

BosroS, Feb. l9.-Dr E. T. Tourjee, who
organized the great chorus for the peace JUDI,
lee of 1869, will to-day publish circular to the
choral societies of the country inviting them tn
participate in the coming international Musical
FESTIVAL
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.H.fR KfED.

February, by Rev Mr.. Watts, Mr. WlLLiAH
II. WAhDEk, fus.ncrly ul this city, to Miss
EANUALI.A AUAMo.
By Rev. j. a. Haynes, on Wednesday, the
eth instant, MIR. MAuLUN j. CHA: oCOCk
and Miss ISABEL L. GU LICK, both of Lou
dUun county, Va.
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WEST END IrEMs-A colored man was ar
rested at West End, on Saturday last, and
committed to jail at Fairfax Court House, for
stealing corn from Mr.. VI. Smith, at Aspen
Hill
Two men named Smms and Gorham were
arrested at West End. yesterday. for fighting,
and sent 70 the Fairfax county jail.
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WIN. N. BERkLEY
w Has received 4 urge assortment Of DO
MESTlC GOODS, purch SD bet"re the ad-
vance, which he i. selling on the very best
terms He invites hi, friends from city aGd
country to give hun al early call, rs II "ilI DC
to their interest u do 80.
Bleached and Brown Cottons, in all the popu-
lar makes Fancy Prints, Ginghams, fLid Co'-
tons, with many other desirable and chs"p
oopds wv ~
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Fairfax co., jan 24-ts Colnm,rs. of sale


VALUABLE COUNTRY STORE FOR
SALE.
l offer for sale my DEPOT BUILDING, con-
tanning Storeroom Qathed and plastered) and
Wareroom ut Three Mile or Mclrusc Station.
on the Warrentol Branch Of the o., a. u NJ.
r. r., IN Fauquier county, Va.
Also, FRAME BUILDING at the same
place which, with slight repair, would make
Also, LOT of EIGHT ACRES OF LAND,
six cleared and two in wood and timber, alJa-
cent to the above buildings; said lot has ii CO.
pious spring of iree-stonc water, ana pretty
site for II dwelling house upon II; botn ut " con-
venient distance from the depot.
The above is u trst-rute stand for large
try store. Blacksmith u4d whcelwrisht shops
(much needed h..re) would do II good bu'iIIcsS
Those having the ab.iit rs well rs the desire
to purchase such property can address me toF
terms ut C,lsulovu L. o., Fnu IuIcr county, Va
CASSlUS CAR ER.
Casanova p o., Fau1ui-r go, Va Jan 23 cotl
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TOR SALE

For SALE
LOT OF GROUND, in an improving part
Of the city, lying between the Gas Works on The
north und thu DlstlIery OH the south, Opposite
the Fish Wharf, fronting on Union street, o. It,
inches By ~, feet deep TO Water street, having
the same front on the latter street, c'nlalhinS
1850 square feet. This Ut will be sold low
Terms ne-lhird cas-, and OH credit Of one,
two and three years, int rest at SIX per cent per
annum, payable half yearly.
Also, for rent TWO STORES, one having a
dwelling attached good Stands for any KIND Of
reta, business; 1T moderate rents to pu!ctuni
tcnunt,. Apply to K H. MlLLE H. IT G'l'z"n a:,,
Mammal 4.,nk or ut No 81 KING u. lei .c"iw
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MEETING.

Falls Church Va. February 8 1872
A meeting of the tpckn 'ln"rs 81 the AK
FAX and G. UkGkTUWN I'll kNPlhk CO.
will be he'd ut Fails Church, Va, on MON
DAY, March IlIh, 1872, at 3 . ci":k p. IN, To
take action on the report ol the commItiee APP
uuiuted IT, urbLrute the matter VI choice ot
routes for the conpuny's road, and Tor such
other business rs may properly COME before The
meeting BY order II the Board of Directors:
feb -eotd W II. DAM IL, orcty.
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YEsTERDAY.-The sky during the greater
portion of yesterday was clear aud bright, and
the temperature, in the morning, was so mid
"a to render the use Of ovrrcuat> unnecessary
Blu; it e;ouded mp in the afternoon and turned
cooler. Many persons wire on the streets dur
ing the entire day. and large congregations at
tended the different churches The Following
is the report Of the work done during the day
by the Young Mems Christian Association
AT the Aims House meeting the exercises
We're IF the most earnest character, a large at
tendance on the exercises, full number Of the
committee on hand, and the addresses f rvent.
The Usual Jail services were held with the
usual interest The Sunday prayer meeting. lat
the NJ. E. Church. South, was largely attended.
The addresses made upon the occasion were
marked with unusual terver, and the whole OF
the exercises were of the most interesting char
acter' This meeting will be held next Sunday
in the Methodist Protestant Church.
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MAYORS OFFICE Jonah Gaines, the color
ed driver of the Corporation cart, for refusing
to obey the orders of the Superintendent of
police, was discha, ged with an admonition.
Matilda Jackson, Susan Brown, and Lucy
Williams coored denizens of Buzzard, s Roost.
for disorderly conduct, were fined and dlscharg.
ed
Edgar Padgett, for knocking down and beat
ing woman named Elizabeth Madison, was
hn4d and discharged.
\. W. Cox. haiing from Washington, for
disorderly conduct, was fined and discharged.
W. H. Nugent, on complaint of Mary
O'Dell, both colored. for disorderly conduct,
was dismissed as the charge was Withdrawn.
NIGHT REpoRT.-Night cool and cloudy.
There were no disturbances, nor any arrests;
nor were there any prisoners or dodgers at the
station house
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RETAINED LETTERS. The following letters
are detained in the Postofhce for want ot stamps
ana proper direction w. R: Dozen, Bal'l-
more, Md Mrs. Brown, Warrentonn, Va; )
Mrs John Marshall, Markham Station =.
Weice, no direction Capt. S. D. Buck, BAL
tlmore Md. John Moore, Biadensburg, Md.'
A. K. Potts, Philadelphia, Pa.
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F1REMAN's FUSERAL.-The funeral of the
late Mr.. VIM jenkins, an old member OF the
Sun Fire Company, took place from St, Mary,s
Chnrrh y;sterday evening. and was very nu
merousy attended BY members of the Fire De-
rr,men,. and the many friends of the deceased
The FIRE bells were tolled during the funeral
ceremonies
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.HUCTIO.S SfLES.

EsIRABLE BgItDlNG LOTS AT
tue of the DEGREES Of the Circuit Court of Fmr-
fax county, rendered at November term, 1850,
and June term, 1871, in the suit Of Ward Wa, vs.
of March next, that being Court day. sell, to the
highest bidder that VALUABLE LOT. situa-
ted at Fairfax Ct House, known as the ia Ch-
SON LOT. This lot lies on Main and Mechan-
les streets, and contains about one-halt acre,
more or less, but will be divided into three lots,
each having front on Main street of about 81
feet and running back to Fords line about one
hundred feet. An accurate description will be
exhibited at sale.
Terms, as prescribed by the decree of 1860 -
Oue.tenth of the purchase money in hand as q
deposit; the residue in six, twelve and eighteen
months, in equal instruments; the purchaser to
give bond and security for the deferred pay
ments, and title retained until the last a> ment
is made. THOS MOORE, CON- OIL onle'
Fairfax county. feb l6-wts
rNKUSTEES SALE.-By virtue Ola deed of
i trust from Guy Humphrey, n. Humphrey
and Emory Z. Humphrey, dated the 18TH ot oG-
of Fairfax county, iber H. No. g. folir 1865, and
for the purposes therein mentioned shall oter,
at public auction, ut Fairfax Court House, on
MONDAY the 18th day of March, 1872, that
being Court day, the FARM upon which the
said Humphreys now reside, lying on the road
from Fairfax Court House to Falls Church, adj
Joining the lands of Edmund POWELL Mrs. Jane
Chichester and others, containing e36 ACRES.
The improvements consist of FRAME d:E1
DWELLING HOUSE, barn and other l&Ll
outbuldinys. This property has been very
much improved i'll the last three years, and Is u
most desirable farm. Selling Us Trustee, shall
convey such title only us is vested in lae, which
is believed to be unque<tionable. Sale to take
place between II and o'clock. Terms cash.
THOS. Il. LOVE, Trustee.
Fairfax county, feb Its
GALE OF REAL ESTATE FOR DELlN-
y QUGNT TANES.
On the FIRST DAY OF APRIL, 1877, all
delinquent taxes viii he collected by the sale o1
a list Of all IF which property and the owners
thereof will be advertised from and after the 10th
day of March, until the dny Of sale.
By order OF Finance Committee:
feb IBID JAS. : FRENCH, Chairman.
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ca - REWARD-Slulrn from my stable,
= - y on the corner of Prince and Faye
streets, ,hi< morning, large BROWN BuF,
FAI.O COW. weighing about eOo lbs; cropped
IN both ears and heavy with calf. | will pay
III. above reward Tor The detection and conrc-
ton f1h- thief and return Of my property, or II
liberal reward for the return of the cow
feb 1929 JOHN d. BEACH.
r@LOWER SEEDS-Over one hundred va
4 rieteS, all Tut up in small papers, ut hve
cents each, or fifty cents per dozen, to which we
invite the spe inl attention of the Indies In
quantities of one dozen or more papers, we Will
mail the above TO any address, free OF postage
on rcipt of price. JANNEI & CO.,
f.b 10 l45 King street
OST-On Saturday, .he 10th instant, about
L'p m, on King heween Pittand Wishing
he finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving
them at JANNEY s cos, Drug Store, NO
l45 King street LED l-|'