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PROTECTED by AMERICAN GUNS.
Mutincer- on British Bark, In the Fay, Put
In eharge OF Our senmen.

on the Upper Quarantine station the
curious spectacle WAS presented yesterday
afternoon ~ an English vessel seeking protec-
ton unde, the guns of an American cutter. and
placing herself in charge II United Stntcs sea-
men. On her quarter deck there paced back
and forth Il United States naval officer in full
uniform, and close beside him, on the cabin
roof. lay his drawn sword. Forward. on the
torocasic two American scamen, armed with
pistols and cutlHs-os. guarded a dozen un-
armed Brtons and allowed no one To leave or
approach ihr = ND. Han cable length AWAY
Hy an armed ship dying the United States illg.
Grant aud the bark Sea Skinner OF Sunder-
land. England, Cnpt. louens.
The Sea Skinner left Nrw York yesterday
morning. in ballast, for Queenstown. for or
dcrs. MANY oi her crew were lust recovering
shore. She was in tow. and when of the Hook
Capt YOuens ord, rod sail Ia be mad" Two Of
the crew, who had been making considerale
noise forward. insOlently refused To work, and
began to make vague threats OF what they ana
their companions would do when once out AT
sea. Several more Of the crew seemed Inclined
10 loln their mninous comrades, and the Cap
tain knew not whom he could trust. The Brit
iSll Admiralty laws are very stringent against Il
sea CAPTAIN using force 10 compel the Ohcdi-
eases; therefore Cart. NOuenS decided 10 re-
turn to port and have tho AFFAIR settled by the
proper officers The tug was according or
derrd to put about. and the bark WAS toWcd
back TO an anchorage OIL the Qunrantine sta
ton whore lay the cutter Grant, Capt, Youcns
claimed projection from the Captain of the lat
ter ship. and u Lieutenant and two men were
sent on board the Sca SKINNER 10 take charge
until the mutincers could be turned over ~ the
proper authorities.
Capt Youens came to the city last oyonng
and reported the affair to the British Consul
and TO his agents Messrs. Boyd liinokcn Of
5 William street. The men were not in irons.
or even in confinement; and nothing had been
done with them up To "a late hour last evening
An old saior ON Staten Island. IN talking of
the affair. said; If il had been an American
mode il 80 bloody hot Ton them iellers that
they'd have boon glad TO tumble over the bows
To get out of hi. Wuvn
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iiYc Futures soil nonts lower closing At iiioc.
Tor Novemler iiu7c. Tor Decemer u lie Tor January.
ani ii &c ior Nay sale. Tor future delivery 67aoj
bales Receipts At The ports IN. iay 55S''o haes 49,,
IEovisiuSS-Fnrk euer, with moro doing, sales on tho
s.ot $50 hhls sI 2, Tor mess sl prime mess s9S
me the nest threc month, reduced 10 sl3 beet IN
nsnnd "i, 800 ics Eastern India mc,. at s2iYt2S
lower AMI active clo-ing steady; scs Loo tcs on the
Scstfrn Old and new and ior future delivery. sso tcs
At sn S ~ W. Tor ssSse E. i%s 90 S5 esesn
asa 10 February Dressed hogs gaGsIc Tor city nut
Ssc tab and "% rkns sSs western SC issc
IL %s.rn S',' 5 Fresh sps. 'S quiet q
ne rt aon p p al aug e d "e' sS pros
2nfi 81 Tor No .grng 81 si,Si 80 f?r ~ sprng,
for white state; and for future delivery 1900 bush No
Barley active; sales 80 Oh bush at n5c Tor no Canada
and 7s@7se tor tworowcd state Oats 1rmer but only
mixed. and si5c ior white including GRADED No al
and higher sale. on the .pot 9s5oi S".6 az 81 sc
ior western mixed including No mixed al el,,s 49,
sc for November. and steamer mixed at &c for Dece
GRoctgIts-Hio coffee was quiet but UNCHANGED car
ggTe, & s,S 9ns "a, iSssc gHd WITH
here sa7 ssss IN second h"rd esol5 Mid srale,
q, 22a2ic.; Maracaibo. i6ssiog gold. Rice steady
mdrrm1e .Se' Ct at Ssic currency MS@.sS,
Orleans I5n bulls old at 2h@3ic, aud 90 bb- at sc
refining Cuba 7'.s7Sej sales 800 Ind. part ssiur,
dayl and 1850 bags at 5l6c for Porto Rico, and ~
aTi6c. Tor Ccntrurn Refined dull; standard "a" "a
@.kc., harls ol4@lOac.
snSnmts-Rosin- were quiet and unclaimed nj fi7oa
~ ~ Tor strained TO good Spirits turpentne trne
nrncr sales ~ bill. souilcrns aud New Works =, 3ia
3ttsc Petroleum quiet aud unchangcd crude. In bulk,
7ec refined. IN hhlS, l3tc Talluw rather quiet and
easy At T'sc. tor prime. Whisky steady $50 hbs sod
az 81 iOc H. cash aud irregular Calcutta n@eed sold
To- the extent Of i2pD bags vt 81 n, god. time Ocean
frcirhts were unchanged In rates. berth quiet
charters fairly active. Grain to Glasgow, by steam a.
do by sail to london. Al rye 10 trrdan hN stam,
Ill Grain n Gibraltar, orders. Is 81 refined retro
lcun 10 Bremen 4 s@ts. cd. do to Bremen %
IIamhury = 81; n Rotterdam, 5s, do 10 tho United
Kingdom a. Nd; do To Cork. Tor orders, Is %
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The Aldermcn's committee Of investigation
resumed its session yesterday, and II. D. Tantor was
questioned concerning the amounts received by him from
the ci,y Tor h services expert within the past sx
Years lie admitted that he had been pad by The Ator
r'v-tcnVrnl so 2Ni. ny the Finance Department t7i
1ipN total Sltoi33t He nytrred that suhtra, ing
what he had raid out clerk hire and uihrr
tNIcu.rs the remainder would thNc hun little. n
over stuVOa year lie added tlu hr was employed by
the Finance Del arm.nt not any salary. but 10 he
paid according To the value Oi his services cOuiu
tll, nl.srn L. uxul xft
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SUrREME Gown -CHAMntls.- Nos; 2, %,
lni l2n 1884. l. ~. li lH lu, IN Isl, III, lN 23,
rs. a5a, 2s2, 81, 800. al', ~ D. 80, dl0
SurnM tuuKf-su,IAL TiNM-IHse on, No 6l2. No
daN cHclinr
sur,uMt CouHT- incur PART, and ll-Adiourncd
until ca morrow lau III No. 80. ~ $50 Nu, iDei.
ms ms. ~ ~ ~ 80 l0l. am-i2a' lils' G.,
2Dio .il 2ois .N4a. niil ~ i,n GOA M HA ltiH
luii .ls 2iJ1 2iil 21ti l7'. u.s., 'hj pJ31s ZOE,
llia
surruon Couw-Gi NEnAl II 'M-ta'e on.-No Il. 80
srr,non courr- srrcrN. TpN-Nos 50, 81. "A, rs, 81
o., esI2 Demurrer \" T. 49, -
44ns' r. III, l7i aI s7- 7ol, 60 7al, $40 o. ~
~. 1iS 40 G.7. So ti3
CuYMoN rLiAs- EQyn liHN-N 50 day calendar
CoaAuS fLtAs- luAL IthN -.latt l-anur cN"u lar
MAkNL OpuRr-llisL TnA Fart l-Ans ls,A. 1850
I-ssli, 6lt7 l6lA 2a,l -, 2.,5. .ls a2,n $50, 2ai
l1,t4 --ii 9.i raIt II So, 1851. Ia, 2lil, l~n,
i7,H 2lipi 2ln1 Loo, lu-l,. 2-, .3-~, l't'@ l~i,
l2ai 1870 Fart III Nos. 4nt' i'iA .iiN ein. lSHh
aiN, 1903 uni. 1850 2nl, l@t l,'1, aisi sSl, 2d.
Can'- English Meltons are the fabrics that
challenge In, world for durability, Deylin "
Co. have them in ready oyercoats.--idc.
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SPORT ON fLhKrUoOD COURSE.
An Old Fashioned Trot Under saddles Five
Horse. In the Contest.

The lovers Of trotting at Fleetwood yos-
tcrday were treated TO n very excellent days
sport in an old-iime saddle match The trot
WIS for purse Of 800. mile heats. three in
Ave. under saddle. The starters were: W. Gal
lchcrs Tx. Z. New Brook. John M,Ephy's hk Z.
Alerk WIN. T. Weeks's b. m. Mary Lamb. W.
Lanes T.. =. st. George. and ), Moran's bk. L
Biark BIshuw. New Brook was tho fuyorito
against the field.
Firs' lra'Aicr h1if ~ hour wasted In scoring the
horse wcr siartd With MARY Lamb 90 'front.' - ,rurrc
,..,und Sow BiunN .liri. ArcA fourth and Bntk
ID, q. ..c.ri. Mar Innin Wa .ii.i In 'front.' Neck Soc
ntl. Going around thc lower tHrn NArN Lamb let two
cngihs T. the hairilr roe IN 10. Aleck second Nrw
mo \ thirt the Others struggling ON behind Nnrv
l@mn showed IN" a. 9p 'nr mi On the haeksir"ich
cl' .'iv ty Mary IAiuh aud Arck New Brook Totrd
,iendh' aud .suy to ihc cnh taking the neat ~ Tour
Grnfgc fourth aud Back Ba.haw MIN
second llrat-Aitrr IN" thirl score the word
given. Niui Alrck leading hAA Lamb second. st. Gonrgc
thnd BLACK Ba.haw fourth, New Brook nh. There
Mrrr several hl'hkup~ On tie turn, and NA' the horses
reached ,hr quarter polo IN a7s seconds Ack led Two
lonsh- NARY Lamh -econd Ncw BrooN ihird, 81 George
i"ului Macs hashhw hth Al.ck showed tile way
II. ttr'. ieneth- IN front o Mary Lamb the latter
tn-ths u ndsnnr" % New brook, The others trailing.
Cong uu The han On the ack.teth, sew Brook trond
very iasi, nj be- he reached thr three quarter pole
hr captured N'ck, and showed neck m trnui ~ he
passed. that point Coming on faster he took the heat hy
thr,r l,l h., ~ 2jii Aces s,cund MARY Lamb uhrd,
BLACK h.haw fourth - George mn
. TURF ii.at-Ihe start wa good one Aook having =
hule tie hest ct IT, Mary Lamb -'coud, Black RA-htw
thifd New Brook fourth, II George ii Al the quarter
ont, Ncw Brook lhr Rack Aashaw fourth, n ,icorpc
bad MN Mary Lamb led I'VE icnth, To The halt milo
luc ~ nv, Aeck second The others we'll spread Ont
Mary LIANT lruttri steadily NJ the nncssrcirh Nearing
the ihrcquartcr poll, Sow Brook made splendid burst
Of speed. ru-'nr q, Mary Lamb ~ 80 gait and inO
The home stretch and cnme home NJ MS winner n
ne beat and rot amid er'a cheering four eusus IN
, H.s Al a. wns AWARDED second money Mary Lamb
third, Black BashaW fourth.
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state Secret. Cared For.

PHILADELPHIA. Nov IA special despatch
from Pittsburgh says; "fhc supreme Court this morning
announced It's decision in the case ot the attachments for
GOV llartiaut and nthr State OH in, and Gen Brnton
appear before the Grand jury AMI TESTIFY cunccTn.ng
The rot, The decision n Judse kifkpitrick granting
officials from embarrassment amt from haNin TO r,Ncal
ntp
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BUNr-HuNCKE- the residence of tho brido's
notrr Dukr, iIouS' Iohokrn. 10y III, Rev. Osc Oi st
Mary, Church William II. Blunt 10 Virginia II HuncAe.
both ~ i,hukon.
OUPPlA-HAuGllTON ON Wednesday evening. oct
~ zion Church 10y the Rev. Dr. 6al,hcr. l. Cuppia
Ia Louise Hauchinn
MuKPlih DALI Thursday. Nov. =. by the Rev.
Father Mcdowell, John h. Murphy to Nellie DAILY, Az
this city.
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DIJORTED,

RATlIMAN In the city of New YORK the 18th day
Of November, i~77 by the Hon Richard l. larrctnnre,
judge OF the Court OF Common P.a-. Grurge Ralhnap
from Elizabeth iathmAn. Cause, adultery.
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H.iNKING .iND IIN.iNCIiL.


u NfklDiil \ Co, ! WALL 81.
Stock uitrnt.l, tNrru, flcr nlfrr, nom the quotation
rs the, come ont un the indicatOi ant posted ON
THE BIAikBO ARD
COMMISSION l.ld OA - SHARKS AND OVER
Mar,ln pDr,,ut 10 Shares nud upward.
Order, let,l we'd and tNecnel hN mail
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MlIsIlNIe IvTELLTG EyCE.

MINIATURE ALNANAc-rrfg
Sunrises ... q sun ~ Moon rises. n 10
mat WArrf-Tfts
sandy Hook. lOlGuN Islam Jgl Hell Gatc.... u
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Brain Food snli nj iUDNtTS $. Herald Building;
ZlTZ's. 3ist IT, aud ~ L and Broadway.
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Arrivcd-MoSpAY. Nov ~

Arrivcd-MoSpAY Nov. ~.
s. state Of Georgia. Cooper glasgow Oct ~ and Lsrv
arth
IS Scandinavia. Paulcsen. Genoa.
= Regulator boanc. Wilmington y G.
rs CITY ~ Houston. Stevens Galveston.
s. cynthia. fu~sHN. Phlladrlf Ina
Bark Scaward, MrGrcgor. - NaAurc.
Bars Amor. Bcrklcsun. Bristol.
ar, the usual rN"r AMI rut>tNtsc v"sa'fs
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Van Bu.kirk's Inyigor"nt improves the ap-
petite afi~ tii. ANA J. "a lr n
Ei,iu. tome sold. 30 cents. ~ Ncsry Il
The Hest Remedy for children while Teeth
lnp l. Mrs. WlNSitN'- Snfius SNr1n.
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a 81 for
GArF. FTEtSCHMANv CO.'S
COMPRESSED YEAST
The genuine article bears TRADE mark and signa-
tnrr. 10 which we invite special attention
For Buokwh,at Cakes try GAFf, fLEISCHNANN
co : Compressed Yeast
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Business Actlers.

Business aotltrs
Udoipho Wcife's
sCIiIEDAM scHNAPPS.
Endorsed by the Medical Faculty.
Take wine glass three times day.
BEWARE OF coUNrERFEIrs AND INVITATIONS
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Alefar10ria 6azette
WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 49,

How TO WRITE AN AGREEABLE STYLE
Dryden found himself one day after dinner
party 10 company with the Duke of Bucking-
ham, Lord Rochester and Lord Dorset. The
conversation turned upon the Eoglish language.
on the harmony of numbers and the elegance OF
style, which merits each Of The three lords De-
lieved himself to possess 10 the highest degree.
After good deal of dispuiug it was determln,
Cd to refer the matter to Dryden. The proof
was to consist in each writing an article on the
first subject that presented ITSELF and the pieces
of paper having been placed undcr the candle
stick, Dryden was to draw them out and deter
mine which was the best The three lords set
to work, and while Rochester aud Buckingham
we're cxeriing their brains to invent some
sparkling cpigram or happy turn Of thought,
Dorset was observed to write a few lines care
lcssly, and without the least hesitation.
Dryden, having examined the papers, gave
his Judgment "Gautltmen, said he to the
Duke of Buckingham aud Lord Rochester,
your style is excellent and has pleased me ex-
tremely, but am perfectly delighted with that
of Lord Dorset leave you to judge: llsten. -
Dryden read "On the first day OF next May |
will pay to John Dryden, or order, the sum OF
FIVE hundred pounds sterling, value received;
April u, 1886. (Signed) DORSET Lord
Rochester and the Duke Of Buckingham con.
tessed that they could not write like that, and
that Lord Dorsel's style was the best they had
ever heard Of
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RAILROADS.
WASHINGTON s. OHIO RAILROAI

SPRING ARRANGEMENT
TWO TRAINS DAILY (ENCEPT SIN
pap BETWEEN ALEXANDRIA AMI
Beginning May :, 1871.
Leave washington 81 9 q. m, and 4Nnn
and Alexandria at 8 10 8. II. and % D, ~
Pass Leesburg geing westward, at II % 5. N.
M. and 70 p. m. Leave Round Hill St ) .0s
m. and l25O p. Nj pass Leesburg going oss;
ward, at g. m. and 10 p. M, and arriyo :,
Alexandria at s Is a. N. and 3:l5 p. IT,, anil -,
Washington at 5 80 8. IL. and 800 p. lii.
~ Passengers from Washington vii !al.
tho Washington and Ohio cars Il. tho Bslna.-o
and PoLomsc Railroad station al o. IN. e,.l ia
p. H., and 80 through to Round nili w,th,.
change of cars.
The .. III AIN. train from Alexandria ,.nu -
p. m. train from Bound HUI Connect $. Nn.rI
Hill with Harris Daily Limo OF CoAyIcs
for Snlckersvillo, Berryvilo and Winchester.
also with Reamor's Line Of Coaches, which ,s,n
Loesburg daily for 4 Lido anil Middeburg.
Both trains. westward, make close conlc"linl
a. FlnnnaWLlt Sissun's l,lno at SStagrs foo r.ti-
fax Court House
Communication Tickets, + els. per mil.
t. II. nAvENEE,
my ST. General Ticket Age.
1877 GREAT 1877
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
| TO I'll L NORTH. WEST Il &OUrIlW 49,
DOUBLE TRACK.
| STEEL. RAILS, SPLENDID &CmNhk.
MAGNIFICENT EQUlrME%r
January !, 1877.
| Trains leave Washington from depot q! IA
TlMORE IL POTOMAC RAlli:b::n. ,r.
| ner VI Sixth and Il stre@La ~ !ollJwi:
| For Phila, Now York and the EA.l 30 9 o
and 90 p. III. daily, with Palace Csr, Is"
| tied Express OF Pullman farhr Cars 80"
III. daily, except Sunday Nor rhilaIJ!p....
aud New York 80 p. m. daily, except ''E"
| day for Philadelphia 80 y. M daily.
For PitLsburg and tho VI eat, 90 i. mLsliH w..
| rarlor Cars to Pittsburg; ITO y. 1T. l,'''
| with Palace Car To Chicago.
| For CAnAndaigua aud tho North, 40 81.
| daily, except Saturday, with ina'" "a. /.
Watkins. For Elmr1. Hh,.a. M 'ls'ir -
| copt Sunday.
Local. TRAINS.
| For Alexandria, &, :, y, .. ID nnd II Is. H.. "a
| |, g. 40, s. G.uj and pm. On SUNDAY Al ''
H., and and p. III.
| Trains loGvo Alexandria Tor Washington +
| SO, 9, III and III ALA, ., 1:@,h,h AMI i;'
On Sunday At .. ~ and 10 Il. H., aud u j.. m
| THROUGH TRAIN FOX THE sou III, -
| QuaItico AID RnrhmonL, will !o:vn A!'>r'
dria ut :: ~ H. III. daily, and Il. Ii y. III. ir;',
! except Sunday.
| Tickets anh Information, chA IL! pr'', s.T"i e.
| principal railroad stations ani tirnri ''i.'
Southeast. /. p FARM tE,
| t.cn'l PASSENGER \ ..i'
FRA * TiiOMSrN
ticnnr:.l M"Gagor. la' =
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6972 Cash Gifts amounting to". $50 OOO
Whole tickets $40; halves SIS quarters So so;
II tickets 800; 50! tickets $780, 563 tickets $5O0
wDrawing positively June 30th, 1877, and
every three months thereafter.
Tho present management emphatically notify
the public that there will bo no postponement OF
this drawing, as is usual in such enterprises, but
that it will positively and unequivocally take
place on the date named.
This, the Second Drawing, will DO conducted
like the first, to the fairness of which the follow
ing named gontlemon have testified:
Hon. Alvin Duvsll, lato Chief Justice Supreme
Court of KY; james &. Dudley, Chairman
Board of School Trustees; Grant Green, Cash
Ter Farmers Bank of Kentucky; Hon. ST. NJ.
Major, Public Printer State Of Kentucky;
Hon. Thomas N. Lindsay, President Farmers
Bank of Kentucky; Hon: Thomas G. Jones,
Clerk of tho Supreme Court of kentucky:
Judge K. A. Thompson, Presiding Judge
Franklin County Court; james It. Crockett,
Clerk Franklin County Court.
Romittancos can be made by mail, express,
draft, 7. y. order or registered lotter. made
payable to &. w. Barrow s. 60.
Tickets paid promptly and without discount
Reliable Agents wanted.
Address all communications and orders Tor
tickets to G.. w. BARROW i Co, General
Managers Courier Journal Building, Louisville,
KY, or THOS. ii. HAYS s. CO., Con. Agents,
GY7 Broadway, Now York.
@S-Sena for Circular. ap l9-eoow
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FOR NORFOLK.

The a!sgaat, now and substantial ai.Aas
iron stonincr LADY OF THE LAX h .ExaGe &c
lcavos Tho Company's wharf Washington. EV-
EEl MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRI
DAY, At three o'clock D. M, and Alexandria al
80 j.. m; returning leaves Norfolk EVERY
TU ESDAY, THU RSDAI and SATURDAY,
vt o clock y. IN. This lima connects at Nor
folk with tho ships Of tho Morchants' and Mi
ncra' Transportation Company for Boston and
Providence, and affords tho cheapest and boas
roito to thnsn cities and their connections
throughout Now England. Faro 10 Norfolk 81 ;
round trip 81; Tickets god until usol.
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FOR n L W YORK

Tho Al steamships f.. G., KNIGHT .faSts
and JOHN GIBSON laave the com Ss&4A&
panys wharf, Alexandria, EVERY MON
DAY MORNING, and Nsw York. from pior
ii Eas. Evor. LIVERY 9ATlIEDAl nj four
ucm'k T.. IA
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STEAMERS.

TNHE POTOMAC FERRY COMPANY.
l. May 20. 1871
SPECIAL NOTICE-Both Fer sK->
~ Boats will DO on tho line between -
Alexandria and Washington on and after Sum
day next tho Goth of May, running as follows
LEAVE ALEXANDRIA
At ! 30 s 80, 8 80, 10 80 and II 80 g. NJ, and
II So 20, 2 50, 5 80 q 30, 5 30, 80, 30 and
p. Ii. -
LEAVE WASHINGTON
At 80 8 30, 3 30, 10 30 and II 30 o. ~, and
u So 30, co. 2 90. q 50, 5 60, 30, 90 and s
on SUNDAYS.
Leave Alexandria at 80, 10 80, and II 80 a.
NJ, and T. 81, 81, so, $50. 81, 80, 81, 80
aud 5 p III.
Leave Washington at 60, 10 80 anu II 80 a.
H., and T. 80 80, = 81, {? 60 4 80 5 Sc 30, + 30
and ) p. m.
GEO. Il. PHILLIPS, Manager.
SAINT. GEnSEY, Sup't my IL
ETOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.
On and after Monday, February 26, IL b
So tho steamer MA'rrANO, Capt. -
VIM. II. Byles will BIO run rs follows: Leave
hosandris EVERY MONDAY and THU RS
DAY, from King street wharf, -! 80 o'clock
IL. III, for Landings on tho Potomac rs far down
~ Nomini. Leave Nomini EVERY TlJES~
DAY anA FRIDAY MORNING, al L o'clock,
i"r " hshingtUn, arriving early Tho SAME oven
lac. Freight received daily.
lcb ?S }. BRODER& s. Co, Agents.
INiAHD y ;5EABOARp COA3TINH CO
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FISH. OYSTERS, &c.
WYNN. II. SMITH s. CO.,

WIN. Ii. SMITH 81 CO.,
Doalers in
FRESH AND SALTEU FISH,
Corporation Fish Wharf,
Alexandria. Virginia,
Would inform dealers and others that they are
prepared to furnish them with all kinds OF
POTOMAC FISH
at the lowest possible prices. We would call
the attention of buyers to the fact that our brand
has stood No. in market at all times, and we
intend to sustain our reputation in that respect.
An orders addressed to W. II. Smith s. Co..
Alexandris, Va, will receive prompt attention.
NH 15-3m
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I'b:: Company 1iI1r: unrivallei facilities for
the trans r"rtation of frnght and passengers.
snL vii! run thar EtaImars raguarlY aa fulinWs:
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FOR TUE POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS

The new and sommodious iron ST \
steamer JOHN W. THOMPSON. .Esksssssasll>
psny's wharf. Washington, EVEEY TUES
DAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY, al r
o'clock a" a. and A 1VR w # 3SG q nj
Friday md SUNDAY, u. { O'clock D. m.
This Company nlAI3a close connections ut Al
cXandria with tho w. g., Y. NJ. IL &. ). Il. K.
Go. and with tho W. * o.. 4. K. Go. Freight
received for all points, North and South,
handled with care aud forwarded with prompt
ness and dispatch.
For further information apply to
+. a. REED, Agent,
Jannoy's wharf,
or 81 thu oico Of tho company, under tho Ma.
tional metropolitan Bank, 18th street, opposite
tbs Treasury Department, Washington.
mh 20 }. ". THOMPSON, President.
>2as uLVDE'a STEAM LINES WEEK
SSssasstSS LII TO
BOSTON,
Steamer oaYo Alexandria EVERY To Els
DAI @nd leave Philadelphia EV Ek \ SAT-
UEDAY, NJ l.. o'clock NJ. from Pior No. ! N.
WharvcS.
this line connects at Aloxandria with the o.,
A. & NJ. and W. s. y. K. Rs, and at Phlnde-
phia with tho new and popular "lron Line" for
Providence and Boston.
Freight forwarded with promptnoss and caro-,
free vi commissions.
No charge f,r transfer in PHILADELPHIA, and
no wharfage in Boston. Through TO Boston in
sixty -!ivo hours. Through ratoa and through
bills of lA'ling ri vnn. Insurance guaranteed ut
nsa ii IAN usual ratios
Agents:
u. A. REED, Alexandria.
WM. =. CLYDE u CO., Philalolp hia
HEO. F.. lily DE, Georgetown, ID. G.
JOHNSON BROS, Washington.
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