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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-17

Captain william +. Goodwin, q soldier Of the way
for the Union and man deserved literary reputc,
died in Concord, n. H., on he l2tn inst. He was
carried of by typhoid fever. aggravated to speedy
fatal termination 10y the cxhausting consequences
OF q severe wound which he received when uphold.
ing the nag OF The republic. Mr.. Goodwin was
born In Lmington, Me-; studied at Gornam Acad-
envy and graduated In BowdoIn College IN 1s40. He
Taught as an instructor In Concord High School and
the Friends Academy at New Bedford until gong
to Harvard Law School, where he took hts degree
In 1854. He practced law III Concord until the war
broke ont. when he was commissioned tirst ,euten-
ant OF tie sixteenth United States regulars. In the
battle OF Chicamauga re received fearful wound,
laying open MS right thigh to toe bono from hap
to knee, and for gallant conduct was breveied
captain september 20 1863, receiving the fun rank
May Ia 1884 ln 1865 the obstinate character OF THIS
wound necessated MS beng put the retired iist,
and from that time ne devoted himself wholly 70
literary and antiquarian pursuits Tor which ne had
all the f0ndness cultivation and patience WHICH are
requisite TO render the science ATTRACTIVE 70 the
student aud useful TO ms kind lie puDlisncu
work on the ''ConstItution OF New hampshire, anu
leading reg ular contributor To many HISTORICAL
works. Captain Goodwin was rather eccentrlc In
his manner. but OF q warm hear% generous Anu
sound substantial irIenu-
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George EsustiS.

telegram from Europe In the HERALD to-day
repors the death OF George Eusts, Jr, ut one time
n member OF the United States Congress, and, sub
seauently, Secretary to the late John Slidell. Mr..
Euss was born In Louisiana and educated in Har-
ward University. He studied law, was admitted to
the bar and practlsed his profession In New
orleans Entering the field or politics he was
elected Representative to the ThirIy-fourth amt
Thirty.dfth Congresses. serving on the Committee
on Commerce. He cast his lot eventually with the
leaders OF tile rebellion against the Union.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-12-19

j. 5. Alan wishes 60 inform lis patrons
especially, aai the public generally, that in
addition to his large and seil selected stoc.,
the largest in the city, Of family groceries
always on haaI IS his store On York street,
he has Just received large and fresh sup
piy OF such goods as al COOL ivers con-
siler indispensable through the holiday;
and claims that if the butchers will furnish
the tlrkevs, chickens AMI raasts 0! beef, be
can furnish MI else neeiful to cheer the
inner man through the go nlng holidays,
carnmencin. in regular colr.e. He claims
to keep tie ar.s,: snl freshest oysters in
the city. Fresh lake trol. AMI whit-h.h
for lovers Of the ''i1ny tribe Canned
Salmon, L1bsfers AL Core oysters. In
fruits and vegetables. be considers his
peaches, straw berries. green gages, Jeii-es
tomatoes, Yarmouth corn, Lima bear-, &c.
worthy Of ans ocets ion. For roh.he7 NJ
keeps smoked habitat and salmon, and
those celebrated Worce-ter,h!-e and Hal
fo-i -aaces. tomato cat-up, PICKLES, &c,
&C. Pure Havana cigars and all kinds OF
fancy smoking 10 baccos, while he has not
forgotten tie it'll. ones, as he has choice
ig- with =! .o-t. Of ceiael AM fancy can
de, mats, etc, cA2Ice sint-r apples by the
barrel ar IA smaller lots, in fact, ask tor
shst yol vii, AMI b. cialIas 10 Keep It.
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About 2 clock on TGesiav night, an
alarm Of Ere was given. which, on investi-
CATION was found to be :he dwelling house
of Nr. George Eisa.is. -ituatoi on tue
Two Rivers Roaa, in the scwn Of IauIto-
Voc. The building was, with Ks contents,
entirely consumed, nothing Of tne siigntcss
value bei9s saYei, the inmates barely s.-
caP.ag ~..a sheir lives, hasipy on nothing
blt their night clothes. The Ere i sap
YGsei to be TIE act Of sn inceniiarv.
We take this ,, fs:ink' oc5sai9n to
bring 70 toe s,csatiqa x tl.e city ssiaoGties
she necessity Of . ase gam bell Of SUFFICIENT
power to be Rs4g; - is.sS during the n'ghs.
The only alarm g.Tea We tns: 81 s3a hell
on The ola Badger RnEi4s hsa., AMI, ,aoaga
BY the purchase of l. steam fire easirs. an.
7esers-i-s IF NsteE, oar CITY Is ~s. n :
v'tel for IN Gaze If IRA, they you'd prays g!
Ss Little use If 3 good alarm IS not given
snes the necessity for ;h,ir services arise.
IN alarm of ire wa. given ca SATURDAY
.,eHenin: las., a33as 6 clock, which wA-
occas.onei BIZ the bgrnins ia; IF a Chin
uey, and taoass ihe engine be.i xas -aos
for nearly ten i: iaaiss, II sss nos hear OF
the south side Of ihe river.
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TIE following bAsine., las been disposed
Of since our las: issue up to the a,iJolra-
mens of the court Yesterday:
Stat. Of Wisconsin Y. Ps;rick Kinney:
set l9n for trial on February ..
IEina Insurance Co =. Z. a. Goss; a
VERDICT for the plaintiff for tho sum ..
$3.50 10.
Supervisors of the Towa o. manitowoc
'. Nicholas Gcn.gen; verdict for the ploin.
IF for sl75.04.
S A. Wogiy Carl Meyer; verdict for
the plaintiff.
Jac b Swe:.o '. 4 lam Wilhelm. Jr.
iuigm mt taken By agreement.
Gotsfried Wi.ie. Jr., Y. G ?t:steil Vile,
SEN; yerdi,5 foI plaia.f f.s SI75.
State of wisconsin y 3oha s. Dancan;
v,r,lict Of guilty Of FoIvssnv.
Johanna Pstzhoid V. Frederick Petzho!l;
jGismcn. OF diverse iiei.
Dora Stephens :. George strfaeas; Sic
same Is aboYe.
VIM. A. Place and l.. J Nash were CT
aminel IN open curt e. IL their 9lsi.35a-
tons to become members Of The bar, and
were aliai;'ei 10 practice a. attorneys aud
colnse,lo-s Of .-e Ciycuit Cour;s q The
State Of Wiac5asin.
Christina Hersca v. Wilhelm Hersci,-
Judgment entered
GeorseN Wooiia '. Ign4'z Sei,s g: al ;
judgment entered.
State Of Wisconsiav. John Hoyaa M
ton for con;inaance upon the defeaiant'-
own Eeea.zaizance denied, and tie bril liked
Is. :he cs.a5t ~ $500.
S,ata q WisasEsia :. J1hasna K.ys;ak
and P.ql Krysi4ty ;ise3ntiag: s. = ~
hrysiaa, aad Eaf.iia; Of guilty CT assault
AMI battery as t. johanna hry-iak
JIsuile Jarr >. Frei fhie-man; IN IL
uisn,-of foreclosure ale3.
State CT Wisconsin r. $50. I5aA4,s
defendant. IN open c0ars, ei.ajre.s Ia p,,aa
Of not -aiitv, mi r!aai sl!ty ts an info
naiioa for lsreets
State OF Wisconsin, .. J In Nhitcomb
AMI Others; tbs gate faliiaE - make on,
a ease 81 larceny, .tis osase va. ,iislt sss 4,
State of Wisconsin T. T'.anaas McGratl
di-eaasinued By si,v State.
State of Wisconsin, >. Eel K-ishax
ana Gustav Kr;saaw vs13:el OF "a. ra.I:y
State Of Wisconsin : jim Cawen; /;
EcFt:cs Of net gai.,y'.o: assault AMI bat
terry.
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NO:tse IL the Va snlsers 81 She Joaes
Liz .aSy kssocss.si0u-

The 9nnu.i eIcooion for three directors
VIII take place in the Library room, on
Welnes! lay ereniag, January 9Th, 1873, at
clock. Three directors are require TO
be clec'el 70 .a&o the place Of Jonah Rich
ards, 0. Ii. Martin and Henry Sibrse
whose term OF offce expires an that day.
The an..usl Rleetlng Of the society TAKE.
p'ace at the sam time and place, for the
purpose Of receiving the reports OF the
President aad the Treasurer ana to trans
EST such business A. may conle before the
meeting. Ever, member of the Assoca-
cil;Ion AMI every one who feels an interest
in the Association is requested to be pres
ent.
HESRV SIBRsE, HENRY NULuoLLiSD,
President. Secretary
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DOMINO : S SCHNEIDER,
14-2l-4s, Qua dian

IN PROBATE -NASITOFO COUNTY
Court In the matter orthe e,tste Of
john Log n. decessed. Gu reading and
filing the petition Of Michael Tou.hey o:
Franklin, Wis. representing among other
things that John Logan late IF the town Of
Franklin On the 2i,h day Ct June. A. D.
1872. st fransiih aforesaid died intss;ste.
leaving 70 d., chrt:els aud estate within
this state, and tn = the said petitioner l.
r.fher-in-l.w OF said decc .sed and praying
thtt aal. ist-qtion OF ii rats,e be 20 J-,Jaes
Toush-y gr,n.ed, il is ordered 'htt sail
pp,i.ion be heard before the Juise Of this
Cour,, On Monday the 18Th d,y Of January
A Il. 1878 Il. ten c clio k 4. at NY Oiice
in SAID County.
Ordered further, that notice thereof b.
given to the hers Of said deceased, ami to
ali pcr.ons Interested. bv publishing a copy
&C this order for three successive weeks prior
to iii day OF hearing, in tie MGE!tas &C
PIL0T, . weekly newspaper published a.
Nanitovoc in SAID CoSnty
Dated Monday tie 10th d,y Of December
! d. 1877? ". W WALDO.
l4-2I-s~ C.u.sy Judge.
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On Tuesday night las. tn. dwelling
house, furniture. wearing apparel, and, in
fact, everything possessed By Mr. George
EDWARDS, living or the Two R;vers Rnsd,
1ere destroyed By Are. The nis'ls WIS
stormy ore, and snow vas falling. To be
turned out Of house and home in such
weather is terrible indeed, ard the sight Of
the little ones in their night clothes eI-
posed 10 tbs pitile.s storm, vas aae &c cal
forth the -ympathies Of all. The family
vas taken caro- Of by the neishbors, al
temporarily provided for BY them.
NJ E lizards family is . large one. cor
sistins Of SIX children, AMI it is only ebou.
month ago that he has the misfortune
ose. little one by It's being ,cal lei 20
DEATH By this fire Mr.. f lwarIs has lost
ali he os'-ssed in the world. the family
e-cap az from the flames With nothing but
their night clothes. TIL. holiday season j.
low It hand. AID every orc is making prep
srstioCs for the presentation Of gifts to
friends, and, while so doing, and in the an
tic;p.tion Of enjoyment. lei there not be a
single thought to mar the lea.ares Of tbs
occasion by having omitted to contribute,
in the slightest degree, to m;tigats III Anf
fcrings of this most unfortunate family.
Conrriba.i ms have already been INA e to
supply their immediate and pressing needs;
but We have long winter before u, and,
unless rnmpt anI generous scl,ef is asord
81, their suffering, will be terrible. "ltis
far more blossei to give than to receive"
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City Ireasurer's Once.
cTtrE CT YI.Cc 1s...

STATE CT N!.CC1sls,
LuuSTY - MASIIGB.C.
H&Asi5roc, Dec. I'll, 1872
Sosi {. ID hereby gwen that the Tax Lis.
Tor the YEAR 1872 for State, oauty. County
schon .ld ie,iuoUsGt street T5xes i. nssEn
M aanis for collect: i -r.i vi receive ~ Il
4.ze. fer shs asIs airy .ys y ny of5oe a.,
sac Cry Gouusl Sc.:a-
+. SCHULTZ,
l4-2 8. City Treasurer.
DC COUNTY, CITY OF
y! 81 nsfoee--In Pe.ie. .as,ice Cogrt
b. or. Den Z Sha.e 70 q : uraasu4.
1Ol ass aerehg raslfei t.,.t /. Ta-r4at u ~
tacha.sut as been .s>uet a-,sst you. and
yoar property ats cned, ts satisfy lie demand
Of EdsiHh d.ories-os amoaatius 10 one
hundred and isagceG .o!iar. and L csnss,
us 10, nC ulit.s Sou ,t4i - re " before
ben 4 shove, Ponce Justice i iAe cry ei
siaai.lwoc. Asni,snue C,Gary. Il Is Cth g
II ssh eva. on the itE4 : o. mary ,
1873 81 ten clock Ia the Forenoon. iudP-
aent Vii Dc renier=. A. rs .yoE AID yV.E
nrs'ge.-s so.d - pa, AIS debs-
uatr.i the l7,h l4s o: Deocnoe-. 1872.
ap0UtN GausILLsos,
'..-,ty p. III r
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The De Perc MRS state, that move
mont is oa foot among the Eogish resi-
deals Of Dcpe.e, Green Bay, ard For
Howard for q rrlnion on the evening or
nc 9Th Of January, 1873. told Christmas
Among he names prominently mentioned
oF tfose having the matter ia c1ar.c, are
Mr. JOHN Ra5jn-oa, OF Green Bay, Mr.
Sec. Ph;?ls. sId Nj. { J. Prat.,e iitos of
gle Fo.s Howard H.r ,tf.
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Mo7srs. " Il Pace and L. J N..L
wee erau.lusl i open court, L.. Sa.nE lay
ana duly -a.,'.. . 70 Practice the Circuit
Courts Of tia, state. W.hesfesk for .aeso
gentlemen perou. future, from toe
TACT tina. they 2asseIa rigil examination
IN open cgars with y paFe-t case, sn3 are
voring men. free -f-nn any oF The oonvjsi,i
vices wi. L tend to anpai7 tie Industry or
iaudab,e ambition necessary 10 success. -
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Arrivals aL the .si,IiasBs Io..sS EoF
the sses.. ending Dec, as, 1872:

Dof Devllle ani wife, Peter Arnold, ?
G.ynor, Tybie and wife, A Il.g~rtv, FL
~srd Smith, Volta Stransky, kewxanre;
J X Gla-son, Ii W ruker, Jno ki!lcn,
Jao Croi-~ant AMI wifi, Daa Rnb.nsoa, 4
Eiickok. John Hickok. 4 Carey, VIM Ca
rar, Cato; M.- Kate OD~nncl, White
wa,e-: r j Muller, Cincinnati, OHIO:
Geo,ys W Howe, Stcckbrii.e; Vim
pritcha,t. Meeme: II II Smith. J A Brm
il anI In ", Z 8sni-. Henry Cln schain,
T~n Rivers: II Burnt, \ Z Turcv
Gibson: II S snley George NisriSun,
Chsre.to.n, Cal: J Vi Donna r, Lansing,
Mich; u Bohmau, J F Dixon, LI.w;S
Cohn, Z S 4 bright, Chicago; Ionic Val
entine, Foni do Lac: Charles Bat e AMI
ia!v, Clars's Mills; Kelly Liber;y: Geo
Collie, Newton: G Rickaby. Eaton: NJ
krllner, kellaersrIila; John G.it'er5, LOUIS
Reed. II johnson, Lih-Ftv: j n B.anca-
sri, Spring Creek: Q 5 Millari. J, midas;
Seth Sumner. W 4 Harris. \ 20 vel,
EFi!.H: II II Habtss /. Rapids: p "a. &.
Biersach. Milsalhee; c 4 Pool, Rock
land
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TAKE NOTICE..

Those Who re indc}ted 70 the rslate O.
the late john CIoain, are requested G
call on the andersignsd At TIA R~ilro.,d e
fee in Msnisowcc. and pay within ten lays
from mis- date AL uaptil accounts viii 5c
sued
Man.scvoc, December 18Th i57l.
p. MULHOLLaTp,
Ii-2I-2W. / I'm nis:r..t.r
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Hr. Cyrus Waircpmb, OF the city Of
Milwaukee az oil aul highly respected
citizen Of hi- county, has boon stopping at
Two Rivers for two or thre. weeks, ever
looking h's l-Fxe t~.neFy interest in the.
town.
Mr.. David Markham, Attorney st Law
Of Ne-nah, E,is., is attending court here
this week
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Report Il s,tenitaee ~ ScIap, District
-. !, - tae week 2a.iieg the lSth 4aJ CT
Dec. 1872;
Membership, 2,353 20. 81 days attend
sncs, l,as5 average daily attendance,
336; Pc, cent. q st.eaispoo, 81; No. Of
'artinesses, I53. TINE los. b. tarlines-es,
p hour, A. minutes; days lost b az
seuce, SS2; NJ. Of visits 70, enrolled $50.
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TIE largest assortment Of Children ard
misses Calf Scnooi Shoes sr,, Worann's
Calf Shoes, BORN custom and factory made.
ever ffe,Ei il t,,- ctr, q, Ry,er's. G-e
BIN Z tall
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Ensr6ixa aain-


IN PE0B.TE-hi4SIr0W0C COUNTY
| Court Ii tie ia.t.er OF the estate 4
ths minor Leir of TLeo1ore Sclulte, de-
ceased Sutics is Hereby gwen, tcA. ~ VIZ
tue aad Pursuance Of n order ef ice0-e
u,Ede z raiG natter. on the 1874 Day Of Re
CEN Der. A. ID 1872. by the Count, Conrt o.
sal County tie undersigned guardian Of
said minor heir SAD deceased, si.l. en-
Eoniay the 18th day of Jsnu.ry,A D 1873.
at ten O'Clock in tie forenoon o. sSid day, at
the Office Of the County Judge. il sh-si y q
Msni-ouoo. in said County, Offer for s',e -
public v=ttue, the following described 4 Is
to-~t I h. south hsif Of the So hives:
Qua ter sf Section No. Tssnty-seven I.
Of Township No. Seventeen ~ Gotso, 81
L .nes No f~en;T-thr-a {23l e4s.
The terms OF lie will oe n de known
the tim. and place e sale.
D.;e1 81 N4nto~oc. ths l6lh day Of De-
csnber, A ID 1872
D0MiNICJS SCHNEIDER,
1x1l1s Guardian
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Sea- 10 3. p Ia! ! Co. Nashua, y.
Z. Prupsio;ofs ofIlsi9s Vegetable Sisilian
Her Eoaawes, Ca y co2y q tillic Treatise
u til Ear. 4 v.sI.b.e l;.s!e btdk. free
Y -
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CE4PrED hands, fee, ROACH .siu. pini-
pies, riDswo-m, sa.trhour,, aud other c.
taneou- affections clirst!. and the sk:n mad,
soft aud smooth, By using the Juniper tar
soap. made by Caswell, H.1a-i /. Co, Few
York. b. certain - &c. the .3nnper Tar
Soap. .. here ~. many Worthless INIT,
tons made With common -. t4-!9 I2w
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NR. Jos. kEnLISG. WHO makes mill ma
chinery a specially in this part Of The STATE
- nor < ting mp = ssnal! circuinr saw mil
fox G. ;. Rand to be u.ei in re-sawins
and etsinS lon.; ship plank. Nr. Ran-
wi!l also soon have another say mill in OPP
Grafton "a Us sip yard lar saving bcve!
c3scs, &c. Ti..s tlav ~ machinery -.
become arcessary from -.he increasing ship
building reputation r: cur CITY, which gi-cS
oar builders more thar thry saH accomplish
withoat The 81 | ot 1t np.
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LADIES! rh,se French KID Burton
Boots at Ryder are genuine and perfect
h-autios. lie does not charge cert for
showing his goods. Call i oxa.pinc.
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For teas q !a- beat quality, snl mos,
exquisite flavor, 70 70 .A- Nanl:o~oa drns
Ito. Ie-tf
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TIE -chorrcT Bon Moe arrived it, port
Ne, Ia. evening after stripping the t-Tk
thcruhusco, n~lore at. North Bay.
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TS Cur CSEafry aGbsGriSrTs.

Owing to Sickness in our working forge,
we were unable TO get to pres. in tirse for
the mail lner week. Our sub.c or. ~, !
bear with u, AMI We take tn. method o.
-ta;i.is that the Postmaster is NOT l.. l,ume.
THR Pures. and Sweetest Cod L.y1r
oil is Hazard & Caswclrs, made on tie
sea shore, from fresh, seec:ei !ir,ra 81
C.srti iE2zar! { Co, New York. /: l.
ahSol .tc!y pure AMI soest. Pttisnts who
have once taken it prefer It 10 all others
Physicians haze decide It superior to sny
of the other oils in market II l3-.zw.
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e,u.-Cns' Liver Rcsa.sts. aes 4. t!r-,
as y ~, IL i &.:e,
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10 per cent, Interest

for al accounts stan ling over 80
days, Knowing that the above
course will tend towards mailing
lover prices al ! give more gen
aral satisfaction, We sisa:
J. SCHU ETTE II. MilIONY,
BRO, Z. K. RAND.
FRED RUDOLPH, j. A. KEHLER.
J. II. THORNTON, OILS En-, MENDLIE
l.. MARTENS, Z THOMPSON.
L. WAGNER, ADAM BLESER,
v. khEaERS. 6. BL0QUELLE,
: NALLSCHLL- Z. IiAUkOHL.
GER, PLAT, GRAY j.
Villas s BAPNES. FOSTER,
EMS KERN, 4 FISHER.
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To IuL fLbLiU,

WHEREAS, it is unjust that
those buying for cash should pay
the same price as Others buying
on credit, unless interest is
charged to the / tier.
Therefore, We the undersigned
merchants, having the o jet in
view to dojustice to all parties
is near as this can be accomplish.
ed, do hereby agree that from
January LIST, 1873, We shall
charge
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-AchDotsl cd2n,e rs,

Q r thar <, are dg.a to Hon. c. A Fl
ri x FOR several cap'es of the Goa 9acss-
.oafi Gio'r, ana uuRer,.ls pablo docu-
<nrnte.
We ar. under obligations to Hon Henry
5ne'z for copy If his anpgal report Of
81" CONDITIONS OF oar Sat Treasury for the
G,c year Oh linz September 50, 1872.
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FINANCEHL.
EARMERS' AND MECHANICS
4 SAVINGS BANK OF ALEAA.

't.a t.....t 4. ss-t Directors. '-
John w Stewart -, S. Ferguson Beach.
Emannai Francis. William Cogan,
Robert Bell junior, John I. Aghe"'
Andrew Jameson. =
This Bank will be opened for business on ana
after Thursday next, the 1lth instant. at the
former office of the Farmers Bank OF Virginia
on Prince street, between Pitt and Royal daily
From 10 a. M till 2 p M, and
On Saturdays from p. m. till p. m.
Deposits received of any, sum not less than
twenty-five cents. -r g., ;,
Rate of interest six per cent on all sums when
amounting to FIVE dollars or multiples thereof
Minors and married women are allowed un-
der the charter to make deposits and draw the
same on their own receipts. -, >,
Parties in the country can send deposits 6y
postofice money order or otherwise, and .oy
Adams Express. on the following an terms w w
Not exceeding $25, fifteen cents; SO to Soo
twenty-five cents $50 to S1OO, thirty cents !;
500 to $500, forty cents $500 to @ 500 hlty cts;
$400 to 500, sixty cents; over $7o0, at 70 Genus
per 81 200. ANDREW MIESON,
ap Sim .~.,: .-usl President.
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JOHN HARLOW. M. b. HARLOW.
HARLOW s. BROTHER, "-
GROCERS, LIQUOR, FEED, AND CON-
MISSION MERCHANTS
Northwest corner Royal and Cameron streets
Alexandria, Virginia. ...,,f
snecial 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, Cheese, Corn Meal, Crackers, Syrups,
Molasses, Cod Fish, Mackerel, Herring, Wood,
enwsre, Baskets Spices, Cigars, Tobacco, Canned
usually found in first class wholesale and retail
establishment. Orders from the country respect
fully solicited, and all orders shall receive our
nronpt attention. mar W-ly
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r G. MILBURN,
Wholesale and Retail
GROCER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
NEW STORE,
No. 10 North Royal ST., and cor. Market alley,
. .E Alexandria, Va. a,.a,..L
The proximity of this store to the Market
House, 1.-The centre of trade" will enable me to
obtain good prices for Flour, Grain and. Country
Produce consigned to my care
Consignments and orders for Groceries re-
spectfuly solicited. They will receive careful
and nrompt attention. i. oct 26-tf
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AND VIRGINIA. A DIV ERTISE E K

n :. Il Or tHG OOUHIry.J
Published regularly on TUESDAYS, THURS
DAYS and SATURDAYS, vt six dollars per annum.
g-Adyertisements inserted at the usual rates,
subsequent insertion twenty-five cents addition
al will be charged. .i
@>Special contracts will be made with yearly
advertisers. ,..at ...u..,... IT, ~ ~"
Br Marriage and Death Notices. when not
exceeding eight lines, fifty cents.
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yITIELIAM A.. JOHNSON, COLE s. CO.,
H. wv Wholesale and Retail Dealers in 80
ALL KINDS OF FRESH AND SALT Fish,
Are prepared to furnish the trade with FRESH
FISH from their stands, in the Market square.
|, Their well known reputation. in the above BUS
mess is offered as an inducement to.onr custom.
ers;lwho willIbel fairly dealt with and get what
they,buyy .li9 i~fHha 0i,,j = ="
I'll Orders from the country will receive their
,.noc;oI attantion. =. ~ i'sIa feb 26-3m
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YOUNG. MEN

Who have injured themselves by certain prac
tice, already described, habit frequently learn
ed from evil companions or at school, the effects
of which are nightly felt, even when asleep, and
destroys both mind and body, should apply inn
medistely.i9 -a..>,:1>g! r ..i2mie,
Whist = pity that y young man, the hope OF
his country, the pride Of bis parents, should be
snat. b ID from al prospects; and enjoyment OF
path of nature, and indulging in pernicous
habits, Such persons must before contemplate
ing