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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1859-08-20
Republicans do You Hear TLatp

Republicans do You Hear That?
+, Judge Johnson stated in his speech at To-
peka last Thursday, that if the Republicans
carried tie election IN Kansas this faH for
Delegate to Congress, they mould carry the
Presidential Election! But that il the De-
mocracy succeeded the Republican party
Eas dead That is the idea. It Is not for
Kansas alone that the fight is waged, but
for the Nation. The triumph of Freedom
in Kansas will make its victory in the ma
tional contest of 1860 all but sure. If Kan
e sas falters, the whole Republican phalanx
will feel the repulse, and abate somewhat of
heart and hope. But if she triumphs the
shouts of rejoicing will resound from every
valley and hill top. from Maine to Oregon
p. On the other hand, if Black Democracy
should achieve a triumph in Kansas it would
gain a new lease of life from our endorse.
ment. and acquire new power to perpetrate
mischief. New Slave-ships would be fitted
out for the traffic of blood--new plots con-
cocted for the annexation of Cuba; new fl
libustering raids uron Nicaragua and Mex
ico-new bargains of corruption in Live
Oak and Ebony, Coal agencies. Mule con
tracts. and Steam Engines--fresh demand
for "Old Line Wigs and AFRICAN Stock,
fresh inroads of Slavery upon Free Soil and
the rights and interests of Free Labor,
"While peel on peel the fendish laugh
Rings round and round through hell"
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1859-08-20

The Washington correspondent of the
New York Courier and Enquirer, speaking
of the organization of the next House, says:
''The Republicans are gaining confidence
in their ability to elect the Speaker and
Clerk. Messrs. Sherman and Corwin OF
Ohio, and Mr.. Grow Of Pennsylvania, are
the most prominent candidates for Speaker.
and Mr.. VIM. Schouler of Massachusetts,
Mr. Underwood, Wing member for Ken
lucky in the last House, and Col. Forney
of Philadelphia, are the leading competitors
for the Clerkship.''
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1859-08-20

McCarty of the Border Star don't like
the idea of establishing Free State paper
in Missouri. lie comes down on the Free
State Republican, a new abolition paper"
AS he terms it, that has just been started in
Kansas City. Take it ccol Nc Il is the
best thing that can be done for Missouri,
and you may live to see them established all
around you, in every city and village in the
State. Go slow Mr.. McCarty.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1859-08-20

RETURNED MIEERs.-Mr. Ingham, of To-
peka, and several others returned from a
Trip to he Gold Mines on SATURDAY. evening
last. Mr.. Ingham brought a few specimens
of The metal back. but is of opinion that the
mines will not pay as well as staying at
home with ones wife. when the sweets and
comforts of home are necessary to the enjoy
ment of married men, and we dare say, the
returned husband viii be duly appreciated
BY an anxious and affectionate wife.-To
pekd Tribune.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1859-08-20

There are large numbers of emigrants
passing through this place every day.
Some are moving to the westward with the
intention of settling on the Marmiton,
Neosho, and Verdigres rivers. Others are
travelling towards Texas, and very few TO
southwest Missouri and Arkansas.
There has been no Pixies Peak emigra-
ton passing through since the FIRST of June
Fort SCOT Democrat.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1859-08-20

The weather in California has been in
tensely hot and dEy the thermometer stand
ing, some days. lI8 in The shade. IT,
the county of Santa Barbara. terrible ST.
rocco prevailed, on the 17,h OF June. for
cling the people to shut themselves in doors,
killing animals, and literally roasting the
fruit on the trees. The thermometer indi-
dictated l33 in the wind.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1859-08-20

At the recent election in ST Louis on Au-
gust 9TH. the Republicans again carried tile
day by decisive victory. The entire Re-
publican county ticket was elected exeept
Clerk of the Criminal Court.
On the same day vote for or against sell
ling liquor on the Sabbath, was carried
against the selling. by large and decisive
majority.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1859-08-20

The Democrat papers and the Herald Of
Freedom signifed their intention TO oppose
the ratification of the Constitution. before
the Convention was fairly at work. and be-
fore it was known what features the instru-
ment would contain. Il was enough for
them. to know that the Republicans had
large majority IN the Convention
White Cloud Chief.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1859-08-20

THE NuMBER IAcREAsEs.-It is astonish-
ing to see The number of new buildings that
are now in process Of erection in Topeka.
There is a constant demand FOR brick. lime,
DC, for builIing purposes. No less than
seventy new houses viii be enclosed before
the cold weather of old December reaches
US Topeka Tribune
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1859-08-20

The majority in favor of the new Consti-
tuition in Southern Kansas viii be overwhelm-
ing. We have not heard of half dozen
men in this whole region of country, who
are going against It.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1859-08-20

Daily Eveniny Dispateh is the title of a
spicy, well-conducsed little daily just start
ed in Leavenworth city, by Josiah L. Hin
ton. Il bids fair to become one of the per-
manent institutions of that city. We wish
it success.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1859-08-20

James Buchanan has written letter TO a
friend in Pittsburgh, in which he states
positively that he will not under any cir
cumstances be candidate for reelection to
the Presidency. '.Sour grapes" etc.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1859-08-20

A Washington correspondent of the New
York Tribune says: There is positive in
formation here that Mr.. Hunter will carry
all the Virginia delegates, and win proba-
bly, be the nominee at Charleston
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1859-08-20

General Lane and Judge Conway made
speeches in favor of the adoption of the
Wyandott Constitution, at Leayenworlh. on
the evening of the 18th inst.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1859-08-20

The exemption of the city of New Orleans
from the yellow fever this year thus FAR. il
is Beloved. IS due to the long continued
overflow of the Mississippi river
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1859-08-20

The assessor Of Kansas City gave that
town . population Of. z 1s0 on the LIST Of
May last
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1859-08-20

The construction of the Washington Ma
,ional Monument after suspension of sew
eral years, is about to be resumed.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1859-08-20

.
"DEMocRAT1c'' LOYALTY TO THE UNION.
The sham Democrats of the present day,
if we are to believe their own declarations,
are of all men the conservators of ''the
Union," at least, that is their Northern
dodge They glory in being national"
and in having their party both North and
South of the line dividing the Free from the
Slave States. They are, the "greal national
party of the, Union,'' they boast. :, The
Northern wing has singular union- loving.
union-saxing brother in the South as viii
be seen by the following. remarks Of The
Washington correspondent of the N. Y.
Commercisl: '.If is probably true that the
Mississippi State Convention have instruct
ed their delegates to the Charleston Conven-
ton to withdraw unless they succeed in en-
grating upon the platform The repeal of all
laws against the African Slave Trade, and
the enactment by Congress of laws for the
protection of slave property in the Terrific
iies. The South Carolina delegation will.
follow them. The next movement in the
programme is to cali a. Convention of dis
affected Southern States to meet on the
10th of November. to induce as many
States as will cooperate to withdraw from
it, Il is with such Democrat" that the
Northern dough faced, national Unionists
have got TO act in 1e69.- Concord { Y. r.
Ladependent Democrat
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1859-08-20

Wheat is selling for one dollar per bushel
at Topeka,
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1859-08-20
COMMERCIAL HOUSE!
Wanted,

THO borrow-"CRAIG'S COMMERCE OF
L THE PRAIR1ES" Any person haviOg a
cory of this work will confer fivor by bringing
it to THE News office esR-s
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1859-08-20
Notice TO Take Depositions.

- By j. N. RASxIS, his Attorney.
Dated August 9Th, A D ls59.-augi3w6
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-29
FRIDAY MORNING, JULY %, 1859.
DRY DS, &C.
NEW GOODS.
1ll PIECES new style LAWNS at l2!c
lUU Brrage R"hcs, Orsandy aud .Jaconett

J00 PIECES new style LAWNS at l2!c
lUU Brrage R"hcs, Orsandy aud Jac"nett
Lawns
Chantilly, French Lace, and rich silk Mantles i'll
great variety
Fronting and Shirting Linens and Cottons
30 dozen black Silk MittS
100 dozen Ladies' Gents and Misses Cotton Hose
Valencenes. Thread. Cambria, Bobbin. and Swiss
Edgns and Insertions
Black Mourning Goods, in great variety
New styl Mohair for travelling Dresses
Nansook Null. Swiss Jaconett and Cambria Mus
lns. Ladies aud Misses Steel Sprin, Skirts. from Il
to 30 lloops-wth many other new goods bought
ut great reduction "n spring prices, making our
stock very complete III every department, all OF
which We offer very low.
TAYLOR 4 HUTCHINSON,
No. -, Louisiana Avenue,
opposite Centre Market Square.
1 -. l.
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GREEN'S MANSION HOUSE,

CORNER Up CAMERON ANp FAlRFAA SIS.
TINuIS well known and PoPl LAR HOTEL
having undergone II THORGi on REAOTA-
TION and REFI RNISHLNG. is now open, with
every thing complete, for the convenience and nc-
c,,rnuodatiun of BOARDERS and TRAN ELERS.
Et;- The Proprietor has secured the :ervir@S "i
GEORGE l.. STEWART aud SAMUEL +.
GREGORY. under whose Joint management n"
rains will he spared 10 sustain the reputation "i
tb, HOUSE as Ii FIRST GLASS HOIEL IN
.yary ,,,r.,t. JAMES GREEN.
A,xoudria February l. lSj9--d;f
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GEORGE ERS,

EUVk -TINIIEN NNU 7 ut T'I' NJ LI'I''
No. - Prime. Street. "pposi'' hr G"s"nc CM"s,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
MUSIC. Magazines. and Old Books bound III
wi any style. | aISu RULE and make to order,
any description of BLANK BOOKS. which viii
warrant {" he made of the best paper and materials
aud bound in the strongest manner. Bank Ofhcers,
Bankers Merchants. Clerks ot Courts. Hotel Keep
crS. Insurance Companies, and al who want Blank
Books. respectfully invited TO give me Il call
il o-If
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AUCTIUNEER'S NOTICE.

TINHE subscriber will, from and after tins date,
| continue the GENERAL AUCTION BUS
Ness heretofore conducted hy The late Hnm"cI -
Mccormick rsu.. tor the benefit of the iamii! oi the
licensed lm> 3U-,lul f. NJ MCCORMICK.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-29
ARRANG NGEMENT 1859.
HOURS OF DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS
xU- GEORGE PAGE and IT,

HOURS OF DEPARTuR RE OF STEAMERS
xU-. . GEORGE PAGE and sT-
Es.se$s:sr.sS THOS. COLLYER. rlzssss - -
From Washington Steamer GEORGE PAdE
at q. y, aud IL, u. IN. l2i, 3 ), and 69 p. m.
From Washinston--Steamer THOS COLLl EK
at s, 10. IA. IN. ~, IN, ,. !, and &. p. IN.
From Ale observation-disclosures GEORGE PAGE-
1T 3, 5. 10. IA. M. III III, II. 4. and 81 =. IN.
From Alexandria iu-Steamer TuOS. COLLl FIX
at :. =, II II. M, |, 3, and p. H.. except Tues
day and Friday mornings. when the COLLl ER
will run her regular trips To MOUNT VERNON,
II. heretofore, and omit her trips between Washing
ton aud Alexandria from a. m. to p. IN. only.
The q. IL, II. w.. and ,! ?. boats from Alex
anlria with the trains of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad for the North and West.
The st II. and u p. boats from Washing
ton connect with the trains of the Orange and Al
exandria Railroad for tho South and South West
an lJ-tf
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l.. H. & Il. C. SCHNEIDER.
S.n,L ,iIr Pu. Arc. bc'~cr" l0h ""d llh streets,
WASHINGTON. ID. C..
DEALERS IN BUILDERS HARDWARE.

w l. would call the attention "i Carpenters ANA
w Builders To- our large assortment "i ~ LID
ERS HARDWARE which We will sell at reduced
prices. We name i'll part
2uu doz. Wilson's Sash Pullics, II, ;, :! ln, No.
| and ,.
5Un dit" Assorted Butts Loose and Fast JOINTS.
100 Kegs Assorted Avalon Nails.
large assortment OF Locks, Knobs, Bolts.
Screws. STRAP Hinges. Files, &c. Persons wishing
10 purchase will find it to their advantage I" give
~ :, call Washington, feb l9-coGm
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rpuIT CAMS! FRUIT CANs!!

A LII CANS made by me are stamped on 'he
IA top, "Gregory's Excelsior, AleXandr'a' Va.
Beware of An Inferior Can, which is sold profess
;ps TO be msde by me. All Imsnufscturs are tried
before leaving the shop, and are warranted to be
tight n. L. mnE"oni,
jy % Nos. lis l2o hins street.
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VESSELS WANTED

a VESSELS Fox EA'iAD -
PLYMOUTH. BOSTON, COHASSET, COHAS-
SET NARROWS. HARTFORD. PROVIDENCE,
DIGHTON. NEW YORK,
And oiher Noytheym and Eastern Ports.
Apply to ap J." Fo" Lh w.
IN VESSELS WANTED.--To load Coal to
x1a,i2 Philadelphia, New York. Providence, BoS
ton, aud other ports. to the North and East Also
fre,ghts for small vessels in the Bay. Apply to
ID. B. SMITH,
an7-f Queen street Wharf.
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1853.
1859. Winter Arrangements. 1853
~ ~ ~ g.: { 4
n COMPANY
ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY

INVITE the attention Of the public to the ta"ili-
i ties afforded by this Company. for the quick and
safe conveyance of Specie, Bank Notes, valuable
packages. heavy and bulky freight, @".
EXPRESSES for the Fast. 1" Baltimore. Pilia
dclphin. New York. Boston, Providence. Hartford
&c., leave our office daily. at | II o'ci"'k. \. NJ
EXPRESSES for the South, I" Richmond. Fred
ericksburg. Petersburg, Lynchburg. aud for points
in North Carolina. South Carolina, Georgia. Ala
buma. and Tennessee. leave daily, At II, \. NJ.
Our EXPRESSES are always accompanied hy
careful and trustworthy messengers, and the puhii'
can rely upon all business entrusted t" US being
done with safety, punctuality. and despatch.
RATEs-From Baltimore, 81 cents per iuo lbS.;
from Philadelphia. 81; from New York, Sl,oo
Ass- No packages of goods taken 10y weight. un-
less weighing over 2On lbs.
ian 20-tf r. W. FALLS. Agent.
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d. L. sMOOT, Attorney at Law,

office. No. II. South R"yoi street, Aie"""drio. Va.
E-.s- Practices in Alexandria. the neighhorng
counties, and Washington city. Pr"mpt returns
made of all money collected.
REFERENCES Mcssrs. MrNral / Jones. Balh
more: Mcssrs. Ii. 4 I. Parker 4 Co., Washington
city: MesSrs Srnn"t. uhcr 4 Co.. Alexandria, Va;
MrssrS Burke Herbert. Alexandria, Va.
NH L.
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JEFFERSON TACEY.

PAPER HANGER. UPIIOLSTERER. GLIDER.
And Hans, DccOrd'or ~ Gensrd.
NNlill.ST returning his grateful acknowledge
w mentS To his numerous friends for their very
liberal encouragement during the two years he has
been amongst them. assures them that II Will hc MS
continued effort to serve them with promptneSs
and AT moderate charges. at his old Stand No. ll9
NnRrn SIDE KING STRkEr. ALEXANnkIA. NH ~
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7 EnWARD CHASE, M. D.,

nENTAL SURGEON. '"r""' .t H"h'"yf""
~ "nw hiny streets, Al"r""dr'", Va.
Ea,,.' Entrance oh Washington street. once
hour> from o'clock, A. M toi 7. VI.
l., ti-dtt
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4 WASHINGTON RAILROAD
E9&A

ON AND AFTER THIS DAY, Sundays eX-
" cepted,) the Trains on this Road. with their
Omnibuses, will connect with the Trains arriving
and departing on the Orange road, and the wash
iugton Branch Of the Baltimore Road: ~
Passengers will leave Alexandria for Washing
ton, in the Cars at the following hours -5:l'. $,
y:lO. 1910. lllO. and 1910. A. NJ, l:4j, 3:lO,
40 j:l0 6:l0 and T:l0 p NJ.
Passengers from Washington TO Alexandria Will
take the OmnbISeS NJ the Office ul the Company.
~ follows b. 100, y. 10, II, and II, a. NJ: l:"o,
3, 1. ). i, and I. p. VI.
On Sundays the hours will he: Leave AleNan-
dra at 9:lO, 1910: and ll:lo. A. NJ, ll5 ":lo l:lo
$40, $40. and T:iO. T. NJ.
Leave Washington ut ., 10, II. A. NJ, l:30. 3, J..
5, 6, aud I, y. NJ. ap l1-u
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MOUNT VERNON AND THE TOMB of WASH
INGTON

Three Times Week until further Notice.
IT, The steamer THOMAS COLLfER
will. from after the 4th of March, run
regularly 10 Mount Vernon and the Tomb Of Wash
ingi"n. an ESDAYS. THURSDAYS, aud
FRIDAYS. leaving the wharf. at the foot OF 7th
street. Washington at ~, A. NJ. and returning in
time for the early afternoon train for Baltimore.
Coaches leave all the h-tels, and the corner Of
Pennsylvania avenue aud 7th street, at ., A. NJ
Round trip 81. NH 5-tf
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.e. DISPATCH STEAM LINE FOR
2&3&PHILADELPHl Propeller j.
JEROME. Capt. jerome, will leave Philadelphia
on Saturday, ut l2 o'clock, NJ. aud Alexandria. ON
Tuesday, at ~ o'clock. NJ For freight. which will
DO tskuu ON reasonable terms. Apply 4"
THOMAS WEBSTER, JR.,
Ii North Wharvcs, Philadelphia.
or to STEPHEN SHINN,
INV l0--tf 81 Union street, Alexandria.
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~N~o N0TiCE.-The Steamer COLUM-
.E:ssssBIA, Capt. James Harper. having
been thoroughly repaired and improved. will re-
sunle her trips between Baltimore aud this place,
leaving Baltimore. on Saturday, 18th instant, at
os"ck and returning. leave this place. ON the toll
lowing Wednesday, NJ Z, A. NJ.
WHEAT L BRO. Agents.
\. X. The freight on merchandise for the differ
snt laRdiags the river, will invariably be requr-
Cd III advance NIB ID
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Hampshire County. my 4-co3m-
BATH ALUM SPRINGS. VA.
10 Miles from MilbOro Depot, Va. c. R. R.

BATH ALUM SPRINGS. VA.
10 Miles from MilbOro' Depot, Va. c. R. r.
LAYING taken charge OF thlS establishment, |
i am prepared to accommodate b"arderS III Il
degree of solid comfort that think will not be
surpas ssed i'll the mountains. this season. My eNpe
rienre in the mana gcmcnt Of the Od S,r.t Springs,
and more recently the H"shi"y'"" H""~' Lynch
burg. may afford some guaranty Ia the public at
my disposition 10 please my guests
The Bath Alum is admirably constructed and
euuipped-is in an elevated region, at the eastern
base of the Warm Spring mountain. enjoying an
atmosphere unsurpassed for salnhry. and having
a variety of mineral waters. alum aud chalyheaie.
as excellent in their kind as any Others IN the
State and the purest mountain ireeSt"ne.
TERMS:
Per day. 50; per week, Slo per month of four
weeks, so
Excellent music from New York band pr"vi-
ded and Ten Pin Alley, and other amu>ement>,
without charge to the guests of the house.
On these terms, and with determination to
please, | hope to fill the rooms early and to keep
them full to the last day of the season.
Bath county, ie l6--2awlm II. SNEAD.
VyTARREN WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
w WARRES COUNTY. VA.-This pleasant noun
tain retreat was opened On the 18th OF May,
1859 The conductors will possess eminent ad-
yantages for obtaining the best prov isi""S and i1l
OF the season from lnc w
Alexandria markets such aS Crabs, Turtles. Fish.
ETC., besides supplies of Mutton. Wild Honey. etc..
from the markets of the valley aud mountains
adjacent to the Springs.
Passengers from Baltimore. Washington, Rich
mond aud the lower country. will leave Alexandra
in the morning. and reach Buckton Station 10y the
Manassas Gap Railroad, at IL o'clock the same
day Comfortable coaches will he in readiness I"
convey visitors to the Springs from Buckton--JiS-
tance one mile. From Staunton and Winchester
a daily line Of coaches connect with the Manassas
dap Railroad.
TERus:-Boar,l, first week 80; second IS; third
81. One month SIS. Children and servants hall
the above price. To families or parties e"sasnE
board for several persons. reasonable de"u'''"'
will be made.
Mrs. X. Pritchart will have the principal man
sye,ncnt aud control, aided by competent male ~
sstants in every department. Francis IT, Fox VIII
be superintendent. Je"-m
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ORANGE 4 ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD.
AW A ss:s..:.;.sss:

nN AND AFTER MONDAY, JULY 1. 1919,
" the Train leaves Alexandria daily. at o'clock
A. NJ, for GUrdonsvillc. connecting with the Trains
on the Virginia Central Railroad. for Richmond
and the West, and with the Trains on the Manas-
sas Gap Railroad, for Mt Jackson, W"odStock,
Warren White Sulphur Springs. and intermediate
points.
The Train leaves daily, Sunday night excepted }
ut u o'clock. =. NJ. for Richmond, New Orleans,
Memphis, and internedat. points.
Through Tickets at the Railroad Station
The Trains leave Alexandria i, !. A. NJ, and
7:3U p NJ: arriving ut Alexandria AT ,, =. NJ, AMI
3, A. NJ. Leave G"rdonsvil. at 1920. A. NJ. ana
1890 p. NJ.
No Night Train Sunday.
iy4-tf j. r. NICkLIN. Ticket Agent
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ISAAC PAU L,
Army 4 SlllNN'S
BOTTLED MINERAL WATERS AND CIDER
MASSEY. COLLINS 4 cos
puIIAnEI pHIA NRAuGHT ALE.

BOTTLEU PURTER. iLE, AND HEAD.
rS- -CI DER ON DR. \ | q IL /,
In quantities t" suit purchasers.
RRASS EEEK COCKS AND CUBA HONEY.
Constantly om hand, and tor sale by
LOUIS c. Army,
3sN Watrr-st., AeXandra.
aty~ Country orders solicited, and promptly
6II,J jc Idly
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

- FOR SALE OR RENT The comm"di-
isN ous brick DWELLING HOUSE and LOT
OF GROUND situated At the southwest corner of
Prince and Alfred streets. in the city ut Alcxan-
,lra. and II, present occupied by Samuel Il. Adams,
esu. Possession given Oh The lst of September
next. .
The House is one of the best and most dcSirahly
located in the city The lot contains hall an acre
which s filled with the finest fruit and ,hruhhery
and thor. j. , fine brick stable and carriage
house upon the premises. Apply TO Z. Il. llof-
man. csI.. Cashier Of the Bank "i the Old Iomin-
ion ar r. WM. II. IRWIN.
NV IT-,ltf
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EXPRESS STEAM LINE
ALIEN NDRIA, VA,

ALIEN A y ID A, VA
WASHINGTON AND GEORGETOWN, d. c.,
AND PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
.>eaes The superior and fast sailing pro-
SSEAS Spellers, .C. c. ALGER" aud "S SEf
MOCR," will leave Georgetown, Washington and
Alexandria on THURSDAY of each week, for
philaJelphis, connecting ut that point with daily
line Of steamers for New York. Via Delaware and
Rartan Canal Through receipts given.
One OF these Boats will leave Philadelphia every
FRIDAY, for Alexandria and the District Cities,
connecting with the Orange 4 Alexandria and
Manassas Gap Railroads, Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal. &c. Freights will bc taken at low rates,
aud Goods forwarded promptly, free OF charge
WM. II. FOWLE l. son,
No. South Wharves.
AGENTS
H. ii. TAYLOR 4 Co., T3 West ST. New York.
DAVID CoorER. Is North Wharves Philadeiphia.
BRApLEY 4 TAYLOR, Georgetown, ID. Z.