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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-16
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MARIN LIS 1T.

yorT OF Observation-Disclosures 10.
ARRIVED.
s,hr GREY Eagle, Welch, Machodoc, wheat to
Washington Go.
Scbr. yolant Allen, Matawoman, wheat to
W..hiup,on ( Co.. and wheat to Thomas Perry.
>lop Alens, Dent Pomonkey, wheat, corn, ana
rye 10 Washington Co.
Sloop FLYING Eagle. Suthard, EvansPort, wheat
u Washington Co.
Sloop Ellen Jane, Homau. Bryan's Point, wheat
g. Thoma, Perry.
rows, by D. u. Smith.
S,hr David Hale, Conklin, New York, by t..
Mthsf,y. ;,
schr. Cornelia. Noys, Norfolk, by d. D. Smith.
Schr Jonas Sparks, Rogers, Burger Point, by
Borden Mining Co.
MEMORANDA.
Briy Ava. Bennett, from Windsor. n. s., for this
por. arrived al Holmes Hole. 9TH inst; schrs.
Sgringbok, King from Newburyport, for this port
sailed from do 9Th America, Robbins, from Bev-
ery, for this port; J. W. Drisko, Drisko, from
Windsor, " 5. for do. and Minnesota, Baker.
from Boston, for do. arrived at do, 18th inst.
Schrs. 5. L. Harrington, Travers; Eldorado,
Williams; Ontario. Brown, and NJ. +. Stevens,
Shaw, for Washington. ID. c.; J. Cooper, Hutch
ms auI Fanny. Stokes. for Georgetown, u. !,
cid \, Philadelphia, 18th inst.
Schr. Jenny Lind, McGowan. and keziah,
Warren, from this port arrived ut Norfolk, 18TH
init.
Schr. L. II. Atwood. Smith. for Georgetown, ID.
C., sailed from Salem. 9th inst.
Schr. Arrow. Crosby hence at New York, l4th
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MARRIED.

At Camp Floyd, u. T. juno 10th, 1859. by the
Rev. william Vaux. Chaplain U. 5. Army, NOR
MAN X. FITZHUGH, to Miss MARY FOOT,
daughter of Major Isaac Lynde, 9TH Infantry, l..
S. Army
In Washington, on the 9Th inst. by Rev. John
". Combs, Mr. CHAS. II. CLARK, of George
town, and Miss MARY A. WHEELER, Of Balt-
more.
On the 18th inst, by the same Minister, Mr..
JOHN PURCELY aud Mrs. SARAH ROLLINS,
both of W Washington city.
On the 18th inst. by the same Minister, Mr.
VIM. l.. GOLDEN and Miss HARRIET JANE
SPELMAN, both Of Washington city.
On the 18th inst. by the same Minister. Mr..
GEO. COCHRAN and Miss ANN MARIA Spell
MAN, both Of Washington city.
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CONN z B C / A L.
,,.v.naria Market, September To-

,.v were firmcr. and showed an ad-
f''' ~. os.1ugs on Change were fair, and
''a.S, ale. Of fair to good white wheat at Use.
70 H., -, !, choice l45c wa, offered, but refused
+" ,a., demanding 800; sales Of red were made
ne 49, 49,. r,,. for fair an. good. and lszc. ior
" y,nm,rman. Among the finest samples OF
I'., have seen this season, was one offered y''-
''y' |, ua.whi's, weighed 81 MS to the bush
an, W.. beautifully cleaned r 1A', wheat saan was
-" '. !, corn, Rye, and Oats, but the market
's''+ -. ~. quiet, and we have no change to
~ :" ,a,,a,iou.. Corn white ard yellow soc
I'VE -on 20. Dat. 80. s5@37tc. Seeds dull
~. IN fair enquiry, and the receipts BY Rail
'I .,n,nne large. Plaster is in good request
-. ,.s I,,,s stocks on hand Flour is steady but
,.I Business active.
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A CARD FROM BOSTON.
Boston. August 81, 1859.


TINlllS is to certify that. IN consequence oi the
REIMBURSEMENT Of business by our friend,
Richard Davis, esq, (who has for the past fifteen
years acted a agent for the sale Of our manu-
tacture in the city Of Washington and District Of
of Columhia.) We have. with the full consent and
approval Of Mr. Davis. appointed Mr. JOHN r..
ELLIS a. his successor. To our patrons. there
fore, and to the public. Who have for so long pc
riod manifested their interest for US we take the
liberty of recommending Mr.. Ellis as a gentleman
who will continue make the same efforts 10 please
them as it has been the ambition Of his predec"s-
Sor 10 do.
All Pianos sold in Washington and its vicinity,
will receive the same guaranty for excclcncy and
perfcctuess as if purchased directly from the ware
rooms in Boston and purchasers can depend upon
the warrantcc of Mr.. Ellis our own
CHICkERING L SONS.
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1874 CRATES AND HOGsHEADs,

(WHICH gives them full and complete as
w sortmcut of GOODS, and they are now pre-
pared 10 nil all orders from country merchants and
others. of quality unsurpassed in any other city,
and ut prices, which Hey as.er'. will DO found, by
comparison, rs low as any Of the Northern cities.
They have for the last month been in receipt Of
other GOODS, besides the above, comprising as
.ortmcnts Of
French, Porcelain and English CHINA, in sets
and otherwise
Cut, Pressed and Plain GLASSWARE, of all
descriptions.
namcnts and Vases.
Stoneware and Preserving JARS, of all descrip-
tons.
Window Glass. a full supply, from 6 by and 5
bv 10 to 30 by 30 inches. Orders for Plate Glass,
Enameed Window Glass, &C., taken and speed-
ly executed
Pipes in boxes. Pipe Iieads-Putty in bladders.
X. H. NJ, son 4 CO., hope to convince Eir-
ginia Merchants by rigid scrutiny, if they will
oniy hy THAT they need not patronize crockery
house out of the State.
r. II. NJ. son & co. are prepared to do their
part to retain it in the Commonwealth.
9th mo 10
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beg inform tho public that have this day
ased from Mr.. RICHARD DAVIS his entire stock
Of Chick,ring 4 Sons and other Pianos, Guitars,
Melodeons. aud the good will and fixtures OF bis
long established and popular piano-forte and
music warerooms. With an agency 50 eagerly
sought for by all engaged in the musical business,
and with practical experience in this city during
the past years, hope to merit the confidence
and support Of the community, promising to al
ways have on hand the largest, most select, and
varied assortment Of Pianos. Melodeons, Guitars,
yiolins Music, and every article pertaining to the
business. JOHN +. ELLIS,
Pianofor,e and Music Store, 300 Penn. avenue,
Washington, sep 9-eo6t bet 9Th and 10th SITS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-16

COMhUNlCATED.
FARMERS ought not, and cannot expect to
obtain for common and ordinary Wheat, in
this market, what they sometimes get for
tip-top prime Wheat in Baltimore and Rich
mond. Let them remember that fact, when
they make comparisons-an let them see if
the prices for common descriptions OF grain
are not better here, than in some other mar
kets, to which they sometimes send their
crons JUSTICE.
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Later from California.

ST. Louis, Sept. 1.-THE California over
land mail OF the 22i ult. has arrived. The
news is unimportant.
Business generally was dull and unchang-
ed.
The accounts from the Carson and Wash
er valleys and Walker-river diggings, were
Of a favorable character.
Horace Greeley had addressed letter TO
his political friends, urging them to vote for
Mr. Mckibbin, the Anti-Lecompton candi-
date for Congress.
The Los Angeles Vineyard, Of the sd.
says that the Mohaves still lurk around the
fort, with hostile intentions. and that there
are no hopes Of peace until they are severely
chastised.
LEAvESwoRru, Sept. lj.--Counter pro-
CARNATIONS have been issued by the Board of
Canvassers authorized by the Constitutional
Convention, and Mr.. Walsh the Territorial
Secretary, in regard to the election returns.
The Board claim that the authority Of the
Convention is supreme, and Mr.. Walsh char
acterizes their proceedings as illegal under the
Lecompton Constitution. The returns were
directed to John Calhoun.
New YORK, Sept. l5.-It is understood to-
day that the propositions of the convention
recently in session here, with view Of con
solidating all the principal telegraph lines
and patents of the country, have been accep-
ted by those lines hitherto withholding their
concurrence: and the conclusion now is that
in the course of few months all the most
important tclegraphic facilities and interests,
will be under one general control.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-16

New FRENCH MnEELBARRow.-The new
wheelharrow, which is worked by the men
employed to repair the damage ocrasoned
by the tetes. in the gardens of the Tullcries.
is attracting much attention. The novelty
nf the machine consists in the two legs OF the
barrow being replaced by two wheels small.
er than the one in front, and which are fixed
Immediately under the body Of the barrow.
The handles are raised SO as to be on = level
with the hands Of the workman; and thus,
upon a level road, slight push is all that is
necessary for the transport of the heaviest
load. The three wheels being almost close
together the act of turning the barrow in
the smallest space becomes rs easy rs posi-
bic. The workman has but TO lean upon
one of the handles, and the front wheel is
lifted from the ground, leaving the barrow
free to be maneuvred like common hand
cart.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-16

A FAMILY residing in a healthy and delight.
n full portion Of Virginia. on the Orange and
Alexandria Railroad, within four hours ride OF
Washington city, having Tutor for three or four
children graduate Of Princeton College would
receive three well behaved boys IRON ten 70 '"e'e
wears of age. as boarding scholars :.
Terms. Ic.. made known on application to I'm.
Redin, esa. Georgetown. d. c., or VIM. X Wood
ward, 454 Sixth street, Washington city.
Washington. sep y-eo3w
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The SHOE AND LEATHER TRADE.-A dis
patch appeared in The Sun on Tuesday, to
the effect that three of the principal houses
in the shoe and leather trade Of Boston had
suspended payment on Saturday last, and
that in consequence some of the small manu-
facturers had failed to meet their engage
mcnts. We are assured upon good author
ity that this statement originated i'll thc fall
ure of two or three Of the minor establish
ments in the trade. and that none Of the prin-
cipal houses had suspended. The business
is somewhat depressed at the East, and ru-
NOR may possibly deal unfavorably with the
act.-Baitimore SIN.
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AUCTION SALES.

BY JOHN T. CREIGHTON-Au,nONr
WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
w on the premises, 7h"rsday. lJa d.a .
.SsptemJ,r ucIt, ~ IL o'rlock. 4. w.. two story
~. BRICK HOUSE AND LOT, No. 81 Pry'
E$i street, fronting % feet inches on Peytn
street and running parallel with k'ns street 80
feet to the line Of I. II. Hooifs meadow. Sa'd
property was for many years, used a "ro'''h'
and i well suited for that purpose. Title lhd-i -
table. For further particulars call n above
Terms made known at sale.
sen I-eots DANIEL 0. r. MANGIN.
.es,- The above sale is postponed until I"tf-
day. he 22d instant. AT same time aud place
sep l6-cots DANIEL o. b. MANGiN
TINRUSTEES' SALE OF A Al Alb /
l. FARM. IMPLEMENTS, &C., on N. H","-
,nytDn and iisrnmJria Ruiirodd, ~ H. M"t -
I1yimi", hait ray h,im.sn The tro ci'''s. t.ni
kr, Mir, Tram tikr.-This FARM furnishes
Of the best sentlcman'S country seats. n nI.'
one 1T the best Tor market and agricultural lufa
poses. II contains ONE HUNDRED AND FIJI
TY ACRES OF LAND, and is situated in tho
county of Alexandris, Va. The Washington aud
Alexandria Turnpike, Railroad aad Canal, lass
through the premises, and afford It th" 'nEi,,a
communication with the two cities, and an other
lfA parts of the Union. The " IL y -
sG.0 HOUSE is frame house, containing
twelve commodious rooms and kitchen. The
out buildings arc all new and frame, and consist of
two store rooms and II summer kitchen, with
large cellar under them-a barn, a stable, car
rage house. Ice house, &c. There are on The
premises several excellent springs. and near ~"
house brass pump. The tract bordering on the
Potomac River, has fine fishing shore aud l
splendid view on the river, with the pur,st AZ
l26 acres of are under cultivation, and the ret
is woodland-oak, walnut, and hickory. Tho
place has also strong water power sufficient TOR
u large mill or factory
This FARM is now the property Of MAJOR
Tochman who will at any time before the sale -
hibit the premises, and give any required ni"f'
nation.
The property in grass alone will pay nett H.
come of $1,000 per annnm.
The dwelling house is insured for $4,000, ami
could be insured Tor
The implements consist Of such carts S'agpr-
poughs, horses. &C.. usual on a farm, All
will be sold separately
TERMS FOR THE ARa:-Sd, 400, and the .NI,i-
ses of the sale, including advertisement and Irus-
tees fees. cash. The balance in two notes, ii "no
and two years. bearing interest.
TERMS FoR THE PERSONAL PROPERTY Al
sums of and over so, credit of go days f"r go"t
endorsed notes-sums under $50. cash.
The sale will take place on the premises. at y
o'ciock W., on Konday. The l7h day 81 Oart,,.
1859. /. LOUIS klNIER, Trustee.
sen 9-cOts
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oUR FALL SUPPLY!

OUR FALL SUPPLY!
WYE are now receiving our FALL SIoCh of
w STAPLE AND FOREIGN DR -nooDH'
comprising all the newest and most usstaDiv Styles
nsc,Snlly ask of the citizens of Alexandria, and
rr;o;n;,y an examination of our Stock before max
ing their purchsses, feeling assured we can oner
them Inducements that will make it to their inter-
est to purchase Of us. o,,,eoS
No. 42 Louisiana Avenue,
Washington, sep Is opp. Centre Market space:
4 LEyANDRIA, LOUDOUN AND HAMP'
n SHIRE RAILROAD COY Ni.-ine
annual general meeting of this company WIZ DO
held at il o'clock, A. NJ, ON the 9th instant, ~
A., ns'a So s. !, llexanlr;a. r. JOHNSTON,
10 ov Clerk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-16

Increase sla Die s2i3i3 pr s3ioo3 Inc 81
As compared with July, 1859, the receipts
Of August show an increase Of SG6, COG 80.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-16

The subscriber, in retiring from business, would
cordially recommend TO his friends and patrons,
Mr. JoHS f. ELLIS. to whom he has sold out his
.tock Of Pianos and transferred the agency OF
Messrs Chickerns & Sons. Mr.. Eiliss extensive
and superior assortment of instruments offers great
advantages 10 purchasers RICHD. DAVIS.
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SCHOOLHERR & BRO,

,lcs Kay Street, Alexandria, Iiryi"iu.)
4 RE NOW receiving from their manufacturing
II house III the North, the largest stock of
READY MADE CLOTHING ever offered in the
alexandria market lnd are selling at the lowest
Aea York prices.
They invite particular attention to their large
assortment Of BUSINESS SUITS, and also TO
their CLOTHING for Boys and Children.
They avail themselves OF every facility both in
The purchase OF materials and in the manufacturing
81 al kinds "f READY MADE CLOTHING.
They solicit from both the Wholesale and retail
usde, a careful examination Of their stock, as
they are determined to sell, AS heretofore, At the
very lowest possible figures.
SCHOULHERR 4 BRO,
sepl los King street, Alexandria, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-16
HE EXCELSIOR MANIPULATED GUANo
WILL BIZ PIT TT ~ Rags AND MARKED
s, Sands Excelsior Manipulated Guano,

AND WILL CONTAIN
% to 10 per cent. Ammonia and 10 to 90 per
cent. IHoSphates.
1t is intended that it shall reach the highest of
these standards, but some allowance is desired to
be made, to meet any possible short-coming which
by accident may be made. The Excelsior No.
| believe equal to the hes; Peruvian Guuno on any
crop to which that article is applied, and will sur
pass il as improv ement to land. The Agricultural
public have been much imposed upon by all sorts
of protested fertilizers, but have hesitation in
saying that believe this compound will be found
the NE Plus Ultra" Of anything of the kind which
has yet been produced; and with this confidence
in its value, have agreed to introduce it to the
public. SAM Eli SANDS,
formerly Editor of the American Farmer.
Baltimore. Nd.
All orders from persons in Virginia and Mary
land, trading with Alexandria, will be promptly
supplied by the Agents.
ADDISON, WALLACE & CO,
;yS-eo3m Alexandria.
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fssa ss l
CANAL COMMERCE.
ARRIVED. September Is.

ARRIVED, September ID.
Boats Rebecca, Mile Standsh. c. +. Moore, and
{. y, Thurston, coal to L. J. Mehailey.
Boat Three Sisters, coal to Borden Mining Co.
Boat Vim. Mcmahon, coal to Frostburg Coal Co.
Boat Mount Savage, coal to Fowle Co.
Boat Six Brothers, limestone to Thos. Smith.
"a. URANGE COUNTY.-A meeting of the
Opposition Party in Orange county is requested Vt
So'clock, or AS soon rs Court adjourns, on the
evening Of the oath day of September County
Court. IN the Court House, 10 appoint delegates to
the Convention contemplated TO be held in the city
Of Richmond. on the 18th day of December next.
Grange county, sep l4-eo3t NJ
-" BIZ VI. VI. LEWIS has removed to the
house. IN the Southeast corner Of Washington
aud Cameron streets nearly opposite his former
f,.,lan,. sen lb-St
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NvOTICE.-The annual meeting Of the stock
~ holders of the Little River Turnpike Road
Company, will be held at the Office Of the Farmers
Bank Of Virginia ut Alexandria, on Tuesday. DC
tob.r 1879. ". ii. MARBURY,
.en II -,otd Treasurer.
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r.,u York Cattle Market, Sept. IA.

p.sy., have declined .t9l per cent; offerings
~" h.al ssles at llU1. average S@S4-
80 80, nave advanced 25Gp5O cts. Swine closed
,"'sp oe.riny. Of 1900 head: sales at as(g6t.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-16

NOTICE-A gentleman and his wife wish to
IN obtain pleasant rooms, with board, near the
pust.otice Terms must be moderate. Address
] |. p. Alexandria p. 0. sep l3-eo3t-
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The Markets.

n,-,aRw. Sept lj.-Flour is dull; Howard
Wbes, ia dull; sales of $500 bushels;
' -. Ieo6, 45c red llO@ HE. Corn IS buoy
- ,,i,r ,lta. Sc; yellow ss@s4c. Provisions
'"'' ,..sy and generally unchanged; bacon sides
''' -. ,,,.s pork slj Lard quiet at llt9
ma, Whisky is dull at sc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-16

AFFAIRS ~ PORTSMOUTH, NA.-Thr court
is now engaged in the trial of James Foster
for arson, he being charged with having
attempted TO burn the Odd Fellows Hall
some two months since. Such is the state
of feeling in Portsmouth against these IN
cendares, that it is impossible to obtain lu-
rics there TO try them. Jurors have been
obtained from Nansemond and Norfolk.
A recent correspondent of the Richmond
Enquirer, writing from this place, makes
favorable mention Of the artificial granite
brick, advertised generally few days
since. 1t is beyond question splendid ar
ticlc for building purposes, and is taking
here finely.
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~ IIVERpnnL COARSE AND PINE SALT
$. SANDS EXCELSIOR MANIPULATED

I HAVE engaged in the Manipulation Of GU
i AMOS. and am now ready TO supply the Far
mers aud Planters of the United States with an
article which ! consider superior TO anything Of
the kind which has yet been produced, having an
unusual amount believe, OF the valuable ingredi-
ents in this article. During my editorship OF the
american Farmer" with which until within few
months have been connected for - years, have
most emphatically urged upon the Farmers and
Planters that the mixture oi the Ammoniaca Gu
nno (Pcruvianl with the Phosphatic (Mexican,
Columbian, &c. was the hest and cheapest appli-
cation to most crops they could apply. For more
general views upon this subject refer 10 the pa
ges of the American Farmer; and also, 10 my cir
cular just issued tand which will be forwarded to
any one desiring III in which this view is ably sus
tanned by DR.. Bickell. Analytical Chemist, of this
city:
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CUBA MOLASSES.

U d M U a . Z D.
go hhds Sweet Cuba Mvlasses.
PORTLAND SUGARS AND SYRUP.
$50 bblS A. A. Portland Sugars
200 Syrup. AT New York prices
SOFT WINDSOR BLUE PLASTER.
900 Tons just received, per Brigs MARY II. :
"Amina," "Adriana," and 'Ge"rsie Deering,"
from Windsor. n. ;.
LIVERPOOL COARSE AND FINE SALT
s 80" sacks :. q. eo .1,on" Fin. SALT.
Expected shortly BY ship '.st. Charles direct
from Liverpool All filled 10 to the ton.
The above articles being Of their own direct i'm
portaton. they are enabled to offer them ut AZ low
rates as they can he had in any market in the
country aug l5--e0tf
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ALEXANDRIA, GAZETTE VIRGINIA ADVERTISER
F0WLE 4 CO., Alexandria, Va,

IMPORTERS OF GUANO, PLASTER. SALT,
i SUGARS, MOLASSES, &C., &c.
PERUVIAN GUANO.
Just received. per Ships Ceres" "Templeman,
"Silver Star" and Charles Ward" direct from
the Chncha Islands. 500 TONS ". PERU
Wan GJANO, which they offer to their custom
ers mt lowest rates
sOMBRER0 GUANO,
Direct from the Island Of Sombrcro. This is the
richest Phosphate Guano known.
SOLUBLE PHOSPHATED GUANO.
Manufactured by DR.. k. H. Stabler. of this city,
and warranted to contain $ per 81. of Ammonia
and Is per Ct Soluble Bone Phosphatcs. Also
ELIDE ISLAND. or
CALIFORNIA GUANO:
JARVIS ISLAND. and
MEXICAN GUANO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-16

y.x YORK, sept lj.Flour has declined lO(S
st. e5m$4.65: Ohio 81, s5@$s.2O; South
yo1s5lO. whea, has decli'od &c.; south
FRA, Corn is firm mixed sale. Pork
GU ,... s1,m*lo.l2 prime $lO.37. Lard
,..,y NJ lO,Glllsc Whiskey is dull and held
:, ,..- but buyers offer cnly..26c. Stocks are IT.
,,. IN, closing firm. Cumberland Coal Com
nyly. No. Is SiI.
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COLUMBIA SPRINGS!

POTOMAC LODGE, No. 50, l. u v. =.
TINliE members Of this order, aud tie public
| generally Of Alexandria, Washington. ana
Ge"rgetown, are fraternally invited to participate
with POTOMAC LODGE, No. IS. in u GRAND
PICNIC, Ia he held at CULt NEIA SPRING,
formally Roachs.l On
NONDH, SEPTEMBER l9M, 1879.
WEBEHS CELEBRATED COT LLlnN
BAND will be r,sent. The irst, tiles Of the day
will close at 10 o'clock. I. VI.
- .---..-cs.s-, Round Trip Tirkctshy Rail
- ~ road from Alexandria. - rs.
uMNl BI 81, will leav" the corner Of Pennsyl-
wanna Avenue and eth street. Fare 10! cts. each
way.
Admittance 10 the Ground: A Gentleman and
tw" Ladies' % cts; Boys % cts
The first trip from Alexandria al a"'clo"k, a. NJ.
aud visitors can afterwnrda reach the ground 10y
every regular Tra,u.
The Committee pledge thcnsclvcs that every
effort will Lc made 10 make this Pie Me pleasant
and agreeable
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There was a Tournament at the Warren
ton Springs on Thursday last.