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SHALL IT BE WAR?
CONTINUED FROM SEVENTH PAGE.

three Tuss Recognized y The principle: Of ,n.srn
ssd thai Grea, Britain has failed 70 tunl any duty
duties a. aforesaid, II may, II II think proper, pro-
Ssed TO award sum in gross 70 be paid BY Great
and IN such the awarded shall be paid
ssn e the S GTsa. Britain to the
after the date of the award.
be the agent OF tue United States govern
ent and the other copy shall be delivered the OF
Great Britain for his government
she proper OF the counse employed by and
Of the arbitrator appointed by IT, and Tor the of
pensss connected with arbitration shall be betrayed BY
The s~o governments In equal moas'iea
The arbitrators shall keep of pro-
ceengs and may appoint employ the necessary officers
In case tribunal britain has failed to
tuh any duty duties aforesaid and does not award
81 .sa BE- Appointed q ASCERTAIN and Srsr%ns
paid by Great Britain United States on account OF the
,s .ss to the extent OF such liability decided BY the a'ra
United ss,ss, member thereof shall be named by Her
By The Washington Of Hs the RnR
be The "Sch se
as possible after such nominations the Board of
,h, be With
.sm6es thereof shall se.sraly subscribe solemn dscara
ss s .na s decide to WI Il. '.sssy sss%
ss sns sla FORTHWITH prcSss and
investigation oil the which shall presented them
by the United States and shall examnc
and decide upon in sch and they
think upon such evidence Information only
Great Britain and Of the United States respectively they
ono person on behalf each government a. counsel or
agent majority of the In shall be
sufficient for decision.
claim IN writing and shall be signed by them respectively
and dated.
months from the day Of their first meeting but they
good shown extend the time for the
Of claim to further period not exceeding three months
before the expiration Of year from the date
or their meeting the amount Of claims decdcd by them
undecided they shall make further report the
expiration of two from the date Of such first meeting
claims remain undetermined
months.
The report reports shall be in duplicate and one
q Her srtanc Majesty q. Wa.Sinsion
article payable in coin within twelve
months after the delivery OF each report.
The Board of Assessors employ such clerks they
The expenses Of the Board OF Assessors shall be
borne equally by the two governments and paid
Ss ceSsd By se
The remuneration Of the assessors shall also be paid
BY the two governments equal m9etes in similar manner
The high contracting parties engage to consider the result
Of the of the Tribunal Arbitration
full, perfect settlement Of ali the claims herenbe.
fore referred to- and further engage that every such claim
whether the same may or may not have been pre-.
tribunal shall from and after the eonc
sion of the proceedings OF the tribunal cOusd
erred and treated nnay settled barred and thenceforh
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AURORA BOREALIS.

At about halfpast six last evening o beautiful
display OF aurora took place, the whole Of the
southern heavens to the zenith having q deep red
tinge. So brilliant was this and so relieved by
sudden CLEANS that many In the streets believed
that q large fire was In progress. II appears to
have extended along the whole New England coast.
BOSTON. Feb. L. 1872
There was an exceedingly brilliant display OF
aurora bOrealis here and "down East" this evening.
SPRINGFIELD, Feb. A. 1872
magnificent auroral display was witnessed
here this evening, the southern heavens being LOT
several nOurs OF q DOod-red hue.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Feb. 4, 1872
A brilliant aurora of crimson hue was visible this
evening leading to the impression that 1t proceed
Ell from 0re In Camden.
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THE REMAINS OP A HERO.

Arrival Of the Guerriere with the Remains
Of the Late General Robert Anderson on
BOnrd.
FORTRESS MONROE, Feb. 4, 1872
The United states frlgate Guerriere having on
board the remains Of the late General Rober; Ander
son.arrived in the Roads at noon to-day and passed
ON up 10 Norfolk.
NORFOLK, Va. Feb. T. 1872.
The United States steamer Guerriere, arrived from
Nice has board the remains OF Major General
Robert Anderson, which Will probably be delivered
tomorrow TO General Barry, commanding at
fort NOrfolK.
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TELEGRAPHIo NEWS ITEMS.

MRS Pheoe Ann Wood slipped ON the ice in her vsra At
proyldence, H. Yesterday evening And aed so5n a,ter
tan 'AH OF conclusion OF tae brain.
CO... ~ gas occurred In cuvert Ninth and
@ suses rhi Aiepnis, yesterday causing great alarm
places. 'ue sHee' VA several
Two young ladies' named Mary and Kas D.,v ubue
crosshg the Ohio River Cincinnati yes,erdav
se.sh "c'ocS bske taroug5 weakened ICE within ieei
we snore al the loot OF Ludlow street. and were drowned
Inc Kansas House VI Representatives on satnrdav
ohi reieasng from crimAa prosecution wunesses VINO
testify before the Bribery eating Conmttce ana 80
adopted memorial TO Congress asking the
of Canadian nlsr int0 the uDiIed Sales ree of dnis
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SHOOTING ARRAY IN CENTRAL PARK

About SIX O'Clock last night, as Charles Hebbard.
aged twenty years, OF l67 East FlItyhrs. street
was driving through Central Park IN a sleigh
he got into an alteration with some un.
known parties on the second bridge, near Seventy.
ninth street. Both parties leaped from their
sleighs ana commenced q hand fight, which ter.
minated by some one firing shot from a revolver,
the ball entering Hebthrds armpit. innicting a
dangerous wound. The latter was taken home aud
attended by Dr. Hidden, who extracted the Daii.
The assallants after nrlng the shot again returned
20 their sleigh aud made their escape.
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ALEXIS AT MEMPHIS.

Tho Party Spend the sabbath Writing
Homo To Russia.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Feb. 4, 1872
The Ducal party, with the exception Of Admiral
Possiet spent the day in preparing correspondence
for home, which wss despatched by special courier
this afternoon. Admiral Possiet attended Calvary
Episcopal church. Tomorrow the party drive
around .ne City.
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VIOLATING THE EXCISE LAW.

Last night wedding party assembled In the lager
bocr saloon OF Christian Rirck No. 200 East Twenty.
eighth street. One OF the party, named Frank
Sprader, Of No. 151 Third avenue. had dispute
with the landlord. which terminated by the latter
produc ng large club and beating Sprader on the
head with Il, innicting serious wounds Rirck was
arrested by an ollcer OF the Twenty first precinct
and Will be held TO answer charge OF feonious Is.
Sault also OF violating the Excise law.
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Edward h. Wiclxs.

Edward B. Wicks, prominent citizen and one of
the pioneers OF Syracuse, died in that city on the
Sd inst, aged sixty-seven years. lie was President
OF the Mechanics National Bank, Of which lnstitu-
dent ana cashier. He was also q member of the
firm Of Ellis Wicks a. Co., leather dealers.
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THE LEAGUE HOMICIDE.

BALTIMORE, Feb. 4, 1872. .
In the case, State Of Maryland against Joseph
League for the murder of an unknown woman at
Chase's station, on the Philadelphia and Wilmington
Railroad, in May last, on trial in Baltimore County
Circuit Court AZ Townsendtown, yesterday AFTER
noon verdict OF mansaughter was rendered with
Recommendation sto the mercy OF the Court, A
motion has been made for new trial.
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The death Of Mr.. Ferdinand @. Lighte, an extern
sive manufacturer Of pianos, at AL Broome street.
was yesterday reported to Coroner keenan,, with
request to hold an inquest over the remains. Mr..
Lgnte. who lived at 1888 West Thirty hltn street.
had been suffering from paralysis and complica-
ton OF other Diseases but his death was sudden and
unexpected Deceased was about fifty- I've years OF
age. and native OF Germany. He enjoyed the con-
fidence and respect OF large circle OF friends and
acuuaintances
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RErORrEp BY THE HERALD srsAM YACHTS.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
Steamship Europa (Br) Campbell, Glasgow via hovile
Jan 20 with mdse and n passengcrs, TO Henderson BIOS
Had strong westerly winds all the passage . , N n,
Steamship rereire Fr Daurc, Havre VIA nIs.s % ~ %
Pm, with and passengers, TO Geo Mackenxe nau
strong westerly gales and head throughout the whole
passage. -. S.- 4.
Norfolk. with mdse and passengerss 70 'ne o'o Donno"
SteamshtD Co
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER. I
WASHINGTON. ID. e.. Feb. 6-1 A. Nd. }

WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER. I
WASHINGTON ID. q. Feb. 81 A. NJ. }
synopsis Jor the Past Ttcentv-four Hours.
the area OF lowest barometer, which was satur-
day night on the New Jersey shore, has moved
northeastward and Is probably now IN
Nova Scotia Strong northeast winds, with
snow, have attended this area OF low pres
sure but are now followed by light
winds from the south and west An area OF low
barometer has extended northeastward over Texas
with threatening weather on the coast. Northwest
winds, with snow, have prevailed on the Lower
Lakes, and northwest Winds with cloudy weather.
in Missouri. Auroras are reported visible at New
York and Mobile.
Probabilities
Light winds from the southeast will probably in
crease In force during Monday from the South At
lantlc coast westward. with threatening and rainy
weather west OF Alabama; the area OF low bar
ometer move northwestward into Arkan-
sas Rising barometer, with cold northwest
winds prevail from Michigan westward; the
low barometer on Lake Huron move east and north
eastward, with southwest winds and threatening
weather over Virginia and New England
Dangerous winds are not anticipated for the
Atlantic and Gulf coasts except possibly for Texas.
Supplementary Weather Report.
WASHINGTON. d. G., Feb. a. p. M.
Synopsis J0r the Past Ttoentvro rour Hours.
Snow was reported last night at Boston Mass.
Montreal and Port Stanley Canada; Mount Wash
mgton. N. H.; Oswego and Rochester. N. T.; Port
land, Me-. and In this CITY, 1t was seeting at Cape
May, N. j.; new London, Conn.,; Philadelphia,
Pa, and New York city. Rain fell In Balti-
more, Nd, and San Francisco. CAL The
weather was threatening at Escanaba Mich,
ana st. Paul, Minn The temperature was
degrees below zero az Fort Benton, U. 7.
Snow was reported this morning at Boston, Mass. {;
Cheyenne, w. T.; Denver Col; Marquette, Mich.
Montreal, Canada, and New London, Conn. The wea-
ther was threatening at Chicago, ILL.,; Corinne,
U. T.; LeavenwOrth, Kan.; Milwaukee, Wis.,, and
San Francisco, CAL, and clearing up at Cape May
N. j.; Duluth, Mlnn., and New York city. The tenn
perature at Virginia City, M. T., was three degrees
below zero. Snow was reported this evening from
the following places:-Cheyenne, M. t.; Chicago,
ILL.,; Grand Haven, Mich; Indianapolis Ind.; Keo-
kuk, Iowa: Milwaukee, Wis, and Toledo, Ohio. The
weather threatening at Corlnne. U. T.; Detroit
Mich. Omaha Neb. IT oronto, Canada, and Santa Fe,
N N. and clearing up at Burlington, VT Davenport,
Iowa. and Marquette, Mich. The weather upon the
summit of Mount washington, N. H., was cloudy,
the temperature degrees below zero and the wind
blowing hurricane from the northwest. The tenn
perature at Galveston, Texas, was 90 degrees above
zero.
The Weather in This City Yesterday.
The following record will show the changes in tas
temperature for the past twentylour hours In COM
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CAPTURE OF AN EXPRESS CAR ROBBER

PITTsBURG Pa, Feb. A. 1872.
Larry Hazen, Cincinnati detective, arrived here
to-day and captured another Of the robbers OF the
Adams Express car on the Pan Handle Railroad.
Some jewelry and clothing were recovered, ana the
prisoner Will be taken to CINCINNATI.
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Robert j. Brent. .

Mr.. Robert J. Brent one of the most distinguished
members OF the Maryland bar. and ex- Attorney
General OF Maryland, died in Baltimore yesterday
WaShln gton.
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Captain Isaac Norris.

In Baltimore, on the 80 inst. died Captain Isaac
North, at the age Of seventy years. he was well
known among seamen having been at one time an
officer In the British navy and aftei ward COM
mander OF an Argentine vessel In the war OF inde-
pendence Captain Norris took out the pilot boat
Eclipse from Baltimore port to San Francisco when
the California gold fever first broke out
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New Hampshire Railroads Blocked.

CONCORDs N. h., FeD 4, 1877
heavy northeast snow storm, accompanied BY
high winds, began here yesterday morn.
ing and continued till noon to-day. About
ten inches Of snow fell. Railroads are block d.,
and the train the Northern road due here at five
O'Clock tnis A. M. Is at White River Junction and
cannot get through Till tomorrow.
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THE SNOW STORM.
Trnlns Delayed In Maine.

TFnlns Della yed In Maine.
BRUNSWICK, Me-, Feb. 4, 1872
The snow storm last night was the severest of the
season. The wind was blowing gale and the snow
drifted badly. The night express train from Bos
ton, with two engines and plough. reached here at
flve O'Clock, three hours late. The storm still
r1nueS.
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

NORFOLK, Feb. 4, 1872
The United States steamer Worcester, flagship OF
the North Atlantic feet ana flying the broad nag OF
Rear Admiral 8. p. Lee, sailed this morning for the
West Indies.
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A Schooner Wrecked in the StOrm-The Mate
Drowned.

PROVIDENCE r. l., Feb. 4, 1872.
The schooner Antecedent, with granite for Will
liamsburg was wrecked on Easton's Neck, L. L. in
the terrible snow storm OF Saturday morning.
william Nash, the mate, or westerly, X. L.,
was drowned and the captain and steward
nearly perisned, being an hour In the ice. The
cargo Will probably be saved. The schooner was
valued at $4,000 and was mostly owned by J. Il.
Palmer, OF St0nngtOn.
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John Henderson.

John Henderson, merchant, OF Baltimore and at
one time OF the largest shp0wners OF that city,
died on the Sd insL, deeply regretted and ut
venerable are.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS,

LIVERPOOL CoTr0N MARKET.-LIvHRPooL, Feb. A.
Cotton late hour Yesterday afternoon became drmer
Snd prices advanced fraction. Middlng upands
et quoted at IL I'D Nd anu mddng Orleans at Id
Isd
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SANDWICH ISLANDS.
viaitation by Earthquake and Volcano
TElEsRAw TO TINE NEW voRk HERALD.
SAN FRANCIS,

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb 4, 1872
The steamship Moses Taylor brings news OF
heavy earthquake at Panah, Hawaiian Islands, on
January s, and the volcano Knanea was In active
narration
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Al Spring6eld.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Feb. 4, 1872.
Ten inches OF snow fell during the storm or yes
terday and last night
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Coroner keenan, was yesterday notified to hold
an inquest at 12s West Nineteenth street, on the
body OF John Trainor who died IRON the effects OF
injuries received by falling down hight of stairs
on FRIDAY last while intoxicated. Trainor was
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Bssk PAras (Br Bidds Belize Hon, = days wth log
wood &C. TO VIM Jex Had light variable winds to Cape
aiteras theu light northery Winds Feb the northern
edge Of the Gu encountered heavy gallo from wv lasting
IS hours 3 days north OF Hatteras.
Bark Turku tRusl, Fagerund, Havana - dava with SUI
70 Tobias Co. Had strong and w winds was
IL days norm of hatterasL
schr Fred Smith (of Bangorl Smith. Vd Harbor ia. Is
days logwood to s de Cnrdovs 4 CO.. vessel 10 II
Loud Co. Had light nortnerly winds and cams Of
the passage; was days north OF Hatteras.
the brig reported In yesterdays edition Gpsey
Chief from Havana should have been Gipsey Queen She
consigned TO LYMAN and reports Jan 30 3s TO- lon
~ l5 spoke schr Annie x Mary from - for Baltimore.
Passed Through He'll Gate,
BOUND soUrH-
schr Ontario Parsons, Calais for New York. with lumber
TO order.
schr John L Merrill, wicks, Providence for New York.
Steamer Mens DAVIS. Providence for New YORK, with
mdse and passengers
WnIrEsTONE. L. Feb l-PM.
The prevalent heavy gale has opened up passageway In
the ice Sailing craft get through without Ice
srucon The southwark bound feet will probably proceed
in the morning.
The se,mtug which broke down and afterwards became
froze the opposite Merrt.s dock hauled out this
AN and towel to New YORK.
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Hacking III. Hunter.

Hon. Hooking II. Hunter, OF Cincinnati died yes
terday morning. at his residence In Lancaster Ono
from acute pharyngits. He was sevenIy-One years
old.
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Capital sleighing In Bostou.

BOSTON, Feb. 4, 1872.
Four to six inches OF snow and sleet havo fallen
cut the weather has been clear and cold sin ce noon
the seighing Is capital. Railroad travei into tile
city has suffered put little detention. large body
OF snow fen IN New Hampshire and Maine.
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NEW YORK CITY.

on Saturday evening Edward Manning, poor
man, Sixty years of age, nired room In the lodg-
ing house e5 Cherry streer, and being taken sick
during the night died In few hours subsequently.
The body was sent to the Morgue by order Of
Coroner keenan,, who Will hold an inquest
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The Weather in This City Yesterday.
The following record will show the changes in tas
temperature for the past twenty-lour hours In
parison with the corresponding dav OF last year. as
indicated by the thermometer at Hudnut's Pharmacy,
HERALD Building, corner or Ann street: -
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SAILED.
Shipping Notes.

All those mentioned IN yesterdays edition. alss
ships wiltshire for Liverpool; Fearless, Cape Town.
Wind sunset WNw.
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Average temperature yeSCerUay y............... .3I
Average temperature for corresponding date
last year. ..................2Sh \
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S HIPPING NEW S,


AImanac Ior NeW f0rk@ThIs Dny.
Sun rises. $50. 705 Moon rises. morn 04
Sun SETS. ....... 70 High water. .eve 10
OCEAN STEAMERS.
DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTH OF FEBRUARY
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OCEAN STEAMERS
ARRIVALS.

PoRT OF NEW YORK, FEBRUARY 4, 1879.
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BELIZE, Hon. Jan SIN brig Constantine tor Boston

Idg
MELBOURNE Dec ssArrived previous bark Chattanooga
Freeman, New York.
New York; barks Alice (Br)s Wndermere, Goconde
(Br), Thomson, Boston.
MAYAGUEz, PR, Jan l7-In port schrs veapsi for New
York In days Mccormack for about Jan 2l Chas
Dame, for wtg Dresser, for Charleston Sc leak.
badly; Lord the Isles Curtis for !nagua
for Halifax, NS Sawyer from Portland, arrived
having weather and lost deckload OF lumDer
OLD HARBOR. Ja Jan SIN schrs Caroline Eddy for
New ork In lone a davn -
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MISSING vEssEL.Brg Amelia Emma, Izatt, which sale
from Halifax Jan for Boston, has not since been
from, and fears entertained for her safety The
lol tons register built in 1871 at Maitland MS, whence
hailed and owned by John Clark, ESQ, who pai
Benger.
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INSURANCE.


ENCOURAGE HOME ENTERPRISE
- LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF VIRGINIA.
A. G. McIlwaine, President.
B'ArGTy ? \ Tspau1t Paul, Vice Presidents.
Samuel B. Paul, Secretary.
D. p. Facker, Consulting Actuary.
Dr. p W; Lasseter' Medical Directors.
Judge Johu F. Lay, Superintendent of
Agencies e.,,, ,o,,,,n,s
taken within the department OF Alexandrla IN
vested in the department under the direction OF
the following local board of stockholders:
VIM. e. Cazcnove President,
VIM. \: Marbury, Arthur AI1 , Herbert
ssmuei senn vi + GiSsa; gregory, 9 W " VSgs Gssen,
+ = Leadbeater, Benoni Wheat,
49, NH. 6. WILLIS,
General Agent and Secretary,
Office No. 127 King st.
DR.. BEDFORD BROWN, Med. Elk. feb loft
LEXANDRIA INSURANCE COMPY.
II Office, No. Sd King street
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
M D, Corse, ,Jonn b. Smoot
2 A Reid George H. Robinson,
$ Ieadbeater, William Cogan,
Property in the city and country insured
against loss by fire at lowest rates;
Inland marine risks taken on the most iaVor-
All losses will be promptly adjusted and paid.
Keep ycur money at home by insurlng IN TINS
Company, owned and controlled exclusively oy
your own citizens, and which was organized ex-
pressly with view to stop the dram Oh lnUHey mhy
from this city and vicinity to other States. why
build i up other cities with your money in prefer
ence to Alexandria,
''''0 BENONI WHEAT, President.
MORTON MARYE, Secty. oct Zo-t
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WON nm COAL.

IOHN LEATHERLAND takes this method
u ofinformng his friends and the public gen
erally that he has bought Thomas J Mehafey' $
interest in the OLD DOMINION WOOD and
COAL YARD, 26 King street, and respec' fully
asks a continuance of patronage. Persons who
wish to lay in WOOD and COAL for winter IS
use would do well to call at my office, 26 King
street, as l guarantee to supply as good an artl-
Gle of Wood and Coal as there is in this city.
Wood Yard, corner Queen and Water streets.
Weight guaranteed jy 9-6m
HAVING disposed of my interest in the
IL Wood and Coal Yard on King street to
John Leatherland, l shall continue the Wood
and Coal business at yards on the north and
south corners Of Union and Queen sts.,, where
will always be or hand full supply of the best
quality RED and WHITE ASH GOALS of the
different sizes; CUMBERLAND COAL by the
cargo, car load or retail.
Also HICKORY, OAK and PINE WOOD.
The patronage of the citizens is respectfully So
lcited All orders left ut the office Of the Alex
andria Insurance Co., No. 81 King street, with
Col Marye, or at Clarridge s. Grigg's Drug
Store, corner King and Royal streets, will be
promptly attended to.
iy 3-tf Tl1OS. J. M EHAFF I.
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OYELTIES STATION Err \,
FRENCHS. NO. 95 KING 81,

FRENCH'S, NO. 95 KING 81.
Received to-day another lot OF new sly styles Sol ol
Stationery, direct from the importers: ne new
c1lors of the square Note Paper, with hnVel-
ones to match, are the handsomest gooos ever
imported. ,-:,,o norrn;no Psner
with Envelopes to match; wide medium ana
narrow border. now
Fine English Note Paper, plain and ruled.
A very large ass yrtment Of Am rlcan I apel,
Note Letter and Cap, of all grades from 'oc per
reiT, Flat " Cap, ;. Deny and Medium Paper for
p'1nSa Inst Tec wed full line of Printers Blanks,
Bristol and China Cares, all s'zss and eo,9rs H
Railroad Checks; Hat-shcet Letter ana Nose c,e
tor headings; Bill Heads, al $ zes' at manu'ac-
'utens nns pb thousand quires of half-bound Blank
Rocks Broad a-d Long, Day Books ana LSuo ~
gers, .iugle and double entry Joo io'' nc
eeLea,nest books in the State of Virginia. ~,
!Sristol and Paste Boards BlottIng y Checks'
Notes and Drafts and Tissue Paper al Go.ots.
One hundred thousand Envelopes at io"es'
cash prices; ,,.,;no which goes to
maize complete stock OF Stationery, 1i Dm Dia'
ROCKS &C [je11] Z. =: - FkhN va:
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NlNGER FAMnY SEWING MACHINE.
~ The magnitude to which the sewing machine
bus mess has grown is only surpassed BY the
Try of the various competitors. If the gresieSt
num- Der of sales be any criterion, the Singer
bears of the palm of merit ISL, 26O machines
;old last year. Out of 994 furnished to WORK
my omen of Chicago, the Singer Company sold
-l2I. One hundred and seventy FIVE in daily use
IN thus city. Machines sold on instalments OF tive
uoliars month. Persons given Instruction at
residences. C. C. BERRY,
Jc2S y King street.
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TRENCH AND SCOTCH MUSLINS.

We desire to call the attention of The LADIES' ,1s
and misses toan elegant assortment of FRENCH
and SCOTCH MUSLIN, for commencement
dresses, just received, and at very attractive
prices Our Dress Goods Department; since Inc
heavy fall of prices, in importers nanus' mas mas
rarely have such inducements been offered;
~ IN ' + M. STEWART