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EEWI MACHINE
AGE y.

principal Sewing Machines worthy OF any c-e
it that no other one combines so many prime 1a.
ties for general use as that made by the WHzE-1
and WrLsov Manufacturing Company, the so,
scribers have taken an agency for the sale oft1#
incompatible Machines, and have opened COVE
nient rooms for their exhibition and sale, on 20
r. ,s. Pass Building. The l1
Of a Machine obtained Of rs will be the same as
purchased directly Of the manufacturer or IT 81
one of their agencies in the U.States. Every ma'i'
sold BY Is will be warranted perfect in It's Ff
manship and ready for use. To all purchases
us. ~pr4ettcai instructions in the use Of the
chimes will be given WITHOUT charge, so that e
tuver NAV thoroughly understand the princiFs
the m~achine-what every part of it dOes-ani1
the whole may be kept in perfect working r
with reasonable care .nd skill.
We specify some Of the chief points Of szcs-s-
helon cing 70 these machines.
Tbev make the LOC K-STITCH
This i the only stitch that cannot be ra7slsi g.
that presents the same appearance on each s'
the seam. It is made with two threads o''a
each side Of the fabric. and interlockeii in ''s @
tire Of it.
They are simp G in construction. cAei'l
urablc in operat n, beautiful in model 'nl
fitted 70 adcru the parlor and suited to the
saop-,pplicabIe alike to the use of the fana7r
the manufacturer. Their speed i' from IL
1000 stitches per minute. or equal to "
stresses.
Among their undoubtsd advantages are
!. Flerance Of model and finish;
2. simplicity and thoroughness Of con''T--
md consequent durability and freedom '
r,ncemcnt and need Of repairs;
3. Ease Of mana ? and radidi'y ari
Of operation;
4 Temmin AMI scanning attachments
5. Beauty Of stitch. alike on both sides
brio sewed:
6. Strength and frmness Of seam that VIII
nor raveI; and made with
I. Economy Of Thread;
s. tpplicabiiitv to a variety Of purposes
terrible.
THo change made il tho tension dur'1z
year. So that the upper thread is us'd
original srooI. md the addition Of the 6''
which hem. If any width are turned 'n'
witbou, anv previous bastinc, evin-' me
tho Co.nr,7v in Incorporating with tF'
cverv device that can tend 70 r~erfe'tn.
They now c ,mbine every improvement
heen inve ted for sowing. ard We iee
the in -r7ir prescnt form. thew are ~ "
machine yer offered 70 the public
These r.a,hines are now sold at '"fs'
from s5otp sS5. according 70 size and st'''
inc. Tho linn ~, machine. is specially
for family use. is very compactin i~tsstFu'
IN, b,n,.ornes, machine before the T'e
.sws everv kind " material. working e'u@
mon silk. liner wooden and cotton F
inc. quilting. gathering. hemmins'
beauty and strength uuequalIei by
,h,. We have seen. They sre sold by '> s
n,iees rs at the Factory or the Comp'n'
,riainc cost Of transpcr' tiou added
'' 'n''' va Il. e. BBNKnICass .r
NJ r College St. Bnr'i"s
The wheeler E Wilson '''n
aeon in ~eon.tan, oper'tiGa
Sewing it,,jl, Plrior, FsEE PIE"
flower Floor.l
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'gygE ZONES AAWP."

APPROVED bv all " Kerosene" or Coal 0i
Manufacturers; recently improved; gives more
light. and consumes less oil. than any cther. Sold
at the lowest rates. by
TARBELL& WYMAN, Mauuf cturers,
Successors 10 r. p. Jones s. Co.,
wl2mS 81 CENTRAL STREET, EosTON.
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AUENS', Boys AND YOUTHS Thick Boots
u Just RECEIVED and for sale by the case OF SIN
gle pair. by A.. PR0UTY, JR.
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READY-MADE CLOTHING.

A FRESH and Fashionable stock Of R~eady-made
N Clothing. Furnishing Goods. &c, Re.
For sale by C. BENNS.
Wheeler's Block, next east Of the American Hotel.
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HEALTH OR SICKNESS?
CHOOSE BETWEEN THEM.

The blood furnishes the material Of every bone,
muscle, gland and fibre in the human frame.
When pure it secures health to every organ; when
corrupt, it necessarily produces disease. HoLLo-
WAYS Pills operate directly upon the elements
of the stream of life, neutralizing the principle of
disease, and thus radically curing the malady,
whether located in the nerves, the stomach, the
liver, the bowels, Che muscles, the skin, the brain,
or any other part of the
USED THROUGHOUT THE WORLD!
HoLLowAY's Pills are equally eficacious in
complaints common to the whole human race, and
in disorders peculiar to certain climates and local
tiles.
ALARMING DISORDERS.
Dyspepsia, and arrangement Of the liver, the
source Of infrmity and suffering, and the cause Of
inumerable deaths. yield to these c%uratives. IN all
case. however aggravated, acting asa mild purE-
alive, Alternative and tonic; they relieve the bowels,
purify the fluids, and invigorate the system and
the constitution at the same time.
GENERAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
COMPLAINTS.
When all stimulauts fail, the renovatine and
bracing properties Of these Pills give frmness to
the shaking nerves and enfeebled muscles Of the
victim Of general debility.
DELICATE FEMALES.
All Irregularities and ailments incident TO the
delicate and sensitive organs Of the sex are remov-
ed or prevented by a few doses Of these mild, but
;.e,I;tIo oI+a-o+ros No motber who regards her
- oL;IJron,s beaItb sbonId fail 10 have
' = III boz zach
"o' 80
oCIhNIlfAO ENDVn
The London "Lancet," the London Medical
neNieT' ~ = -. - - -
0TeaU plII'lh' l Il Il e@
eu inc l HE Ii 'neii H'eH'
uOTTOmAV,S Pills ARE THE
BEST REMEDY KNOWN IN THE
uUODI0 rOp TuE rOJJOmNC
Drce,cr,
DAorA"H
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FRENfH WHITE ZINk PAINT.
FROM THE
VIETLLE MONTAGNE COMPANY

Or L \ X .
THIS Paint is adapted to all purposes to which
] the best White Lead is applicable. Ttdoes not
turn yellow, as lead invariably does, and will ac-
ouire the hardness and smoothness ofCoach panel
ling without the aid of varnish, and is easily
washed. CoIors with a zinc basis retain their fresh
ness and brilliancv of color.
200 pounds will cover n. much surface. with the
same body. as go pounds Of lead-showing great
economy as well as beauty.
In order that parties may depend upon getting
the article str,ciIv pure they should buy Of none
but the most respectable houses. The Company ship
hut two qualities, known as No. T. and Suoto
WHIT Drv. Red and Green Seal. The No. ! or
Red Seal, is the article most used for painting
purposes; the Snow White or Green Seal being
only used for the most extensive work.
JOSEPH VI. STRONG, AGENT for the Co.
Orders addressed to either Of the following
houses will be filled at the ner re9ucel tariff Of
prices, either Dry or in Oil.
HALL & CORNELL.
1913 Maiden Lane Ner York.
RAYNOLDS, DEVOE & PRATT.
NTm3 1OS Nd f1t Ftftt ~. Nsr - *
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NOTICE.

4 Ii those wishing to get the best
N HAY, STRAW, and STALK UTTER
buy D. C. CUMMINGS PATENT, which excels any
thing of the kind now in use. The subscriber has
the Agency for selling for this part of the State,
and will keep a supply and sell as low as can be
bought of the manufacturer.
g.. P. WOODS.
Winooski Falls, VT, Aug. 80. wl0m3~
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TNHE LITTLE PIG MONTHLY, for sale al
II HUNTINGT0N'S.
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THE MANUAL of the wARDROBE

The MANUAL OF the
100 LARGE octave PAGES. N PAPER,
BY MRS. PUELAN-
PRICE. 25 CENTS.
1T Is 4 COMPLETE TREATISE upon this
= branch Of Domestic Economy, and by far the
most valuable publication upon this subject eve
issued. 1t comprises a thorough dissertation upon
taste in dress On explanation Of the different
stitches made in sewing, Temarke opn the
various kinds and qualities Of fabrics used in
the wardrobe. with complete directions for cutting
and fitting all kinds Of garments for wOmen's and
chiidrens wear the preparation o table, toilet
and bed linens. Illustrated by nearly
100 CUTS OF PATTERNS & MODES
No Housekeeper can afford 10 DO without it.
Mrs. Pullan- is the highest authority extan.
upon the subject Of the Manual, having written
more upon this subject than all others combined
Her contributions TO English publications have
rendered her name a household word, and have
cen a perpetual source of supply to the Ladies'
Department in the Magazines ofthis country.
For sale by Z. A. Fuller, Samuel Huntington,
and at the Sewing Machine ParIor, No. 6 College
Street Gree Press Building, lower hoor).
ap.Sml d&wtf
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New YORK, july lsT, 1859.

NEW YORK, JULY lsT, 1859.
A NOTICE..
THF EUREKA IMPROVED SHUTTLE
SEWING MACHINES, licensed by Elias
Howe, Jr., Eco, and others.) using TWO
THREADS, and making the LOCK STITCH.
PRICE $50! $50! s5Oi $50!
VIII Run. Stitch, Hem and Gather.
AGENTS WANTED in every city and town in
the State Of Vermont. Address
D. J. LEVY, Genl. Supt.
Principal Office 4S9 Broadway.
NEW YORK.
r7s-Scnd for Circular and SAMPLE work. w5m3
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VI, Mutual Fire Insurance TO.

Notice of Asscssmcnt for 1893.
TvHE Members Of the Vermont Mutual FIRE In
l surance Company, are hereby notified that the
following Assessments have been made by the Dl-
rectors on all Notes in force, on the following days
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AGENTS

The mo.tliberal commission, in money or books,
will be given to persons or associations forming
clubs for ten or more books 70 be sent at one time.
Postmasters, school teachers, students, clergymen
or any private individual, male or female, can
soon replenish or form a we'll selected Library,
without expense, by acting as our agents. Please
send for Catalogue and Circular.
G. G. EVANS & CO.,
WINS IS CORNELL. BosToN.
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PAPER BAGS

bNOR Grocers' use-a very desirable article. re
: ceived ard for sale ut 5. HUNTINGTON'S
BOoK-sroRE
Oct. 10, 1859.
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Y The wheeler 2 Wi'So' =, ~
.hi,s. nav IL. seen in constant opei Brrtpc'
Sewing ~il,,ji, Plrior, FsEE
Clover Floor.l
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Dyspepsia, and arrangement Of the liver, the
source Of infrmity and suffering, and the cause Of
iaumerable deaths, yield to these curatlYes, IN all
case, however aggravated, acting asa mild purg-
alive, Alternative and tonic; they relieve the bowels,
purify the fluids, and invigorate the system and
the constitution at the same time.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-16
DRY GOODS, &C.
NEW GOODS

Jnn PIECES new style LAWNS at l2!c
1OU Berage k"hc>, Organdy aud Jac"nett
Lawns
Chnntly, French Lace, and rich silk Mautle-, in
great variety
Fronting and Shirting Linens and Cottons
- dozen black silk Mitis
loo dozen Ladies, Gents ana Misses Cotton Hose
VaencenrS Thread. Cambria, B"bbin, and Swiss
Edgius and Insertions
Black Mourning floods, IN great variety
New style M"hnIr, Tor travelling Dresses
Nan."nk Mail, Swiss Jaronett aud Cambria Mus
iins Lnlir. and Misses Steel Spring skirts from
/" 80 Honps-with many other new goods bought
Al great reduction "n spring prices. making our
stock very r"mplele III every department, all ot
which We offer very low.
TAYLOR a HCTCHISON,
No. ~ Louisiana Avenne,
opposite Centre Market Square.
a-hinvTnn ID G. 10 Dl-if
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JouN r CREIGHTON, Auc,,oreer,

- kiN. SIEnLI, ALENANrEiA. \lE"INiA,
NOR the sale II every description "i HEAL ana
II PERSON Al. PROPERTY, oilers hi SerH Zee
H. IN. ruhli.. in the .I..v. capacity Personal at
trntirn will lee given I" ali business entrusted I"
him. and prompt returns made.
Refers To Mcssr$. Robert Il. Violet. esq breh'
4 kinlrr ". q. Nrat"m, Bryan a Adams tray
Miller A Co.,. and Lewis Mckenzie. co, "i Alex
an,lria: His n Cole, Dugun Jenkins ana htf
ser. IroNrll 4 Co., Ealtuorc Justice Si"inmr'>'
T.. : Justice Il Co., aud n J.. Hart '".' fh"i
drlphia: Eu.scll, Erwin n Co., nnd Lam 'h' ""'''
nov Co.. New Work.
-:s--J I. G.. has engaged tie services "i >; Il:
Atr,lI, wh" j. well known ~ am a''"iIpllshed
Au.tionrer. to assist him IN his Auction Sales
my 2S dly
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GREENS MANSION HOUSE,

CORNER OF CAMERON AND fAlRfAA SIS.
YJNIIS we'll known and fofl LAX no.
| having undergone YHOE"i "H HhN"' !
rios ,nd REFi ENiHHiNG. is now open, with
evcryt thing complete. ;"r the convenience ana ar
cn,nnodatium at EOARDEES ami lRAN El'EkS.
~" The Proprietor has secured The services m'
GEORGE l.. STEWART ana SAM Eh +.
GREGORY, under whose Joint management II"
r,iu, will h, spared t. sustain the reputation "i
ia. HOUSE as II fIRSY GLASS HOTEL III
.,,.ry r,.,.ct JAMES GREEN.
Ai.ruulriu Erl.runrN L lShH-hIi
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GEORGE SIG ERS.
BOOK BINDER AND PAPER Rl l.El

BOOK BINDER AND PAPER k' LEk.
W. - Plinr" Street. "pPo,t'' the E"'''' CWcr'
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
MUSIC, Magazine. and Old Books bound in
wi any siyr | also RUE. and make I" order
ANY description Of BLANK BOOKS. which will
warrant To- he made Of the lst paper and materials
and bound in the strongest manner bamk ot'&rS
Bankers. Merchants. Clerk, oi Courts, Hotel Keep
ers, Insurance COMPANIES. and all who want Blank
E"ok.. aic respectfully invited I" give me call.
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NO. 1877.
MISCELLANEOUS READING.

TO THE FIRST MOSQUITO OF THE SEASON
What tiny voice is this hear,
Shrill. sharp, but small as clear!
Halt waking up, long drawn hum,
Dwells on my startled ear;
IN wide awake though now
lnlantilc monster! is it thou.
1t IL, | VOW,
Thou'rt come
NJ other earthly tone
l. like thine own.
I've heard all sorts of nOise,-
lell- ot uprOarious boys;
The yelp Of luckless flying cur who feels
Tn. jingling kettle 1T his heels;
Ot swini.h herd the grunt,
Which says So plain, 81 won't"
Tn, heniish wall the spit, the splutter
Ofrivsl eats high perched in gutter;
The rattling trains fierce scream
Breaking my midnight dream;
Rude tavern guests, late into town.
VII" slam their doors, their boots dump down,
And isi from blessings take
From slumbercrs set awake;
Piano. mingling chords the blood TO freeze,
Fat listed urchlns humping on tho keys;
steam mu>c's most Spasmodic pant,
Asking great distance 10 enchant;
pry .art wheels creaking up crooked hill;
thousand spinning Jennies IN mill;
And that wrld din, unparalleled on earth,
OF the dread night before the Glorious Fourth.
But for II teasing, dogged, desperate note
L" you the palm | vote.
Those end, or We may hy;
Most Ills III time go by;
From You there's no escape-your pipe
A Scold'N fret is its only type;
Not NOR" iIcc>sant than your strain,
Vpon the chatting shore the main;
Droning-'I must have blood
| smell the crimson flood
Aud must live" the pirate's plea-pray Why!
| think you'd better die.
Whew, whew no nearer come,
With that contoundcd hum,
Blooisucking imp "f Ill!
Away with your long bill
| knew your grandfather, last summer,
A sly dog. and experienced hummer.
Pcrdu hc kept, reP"sng all the day,
la some dark crcvice snugly slowed away:
In vain my morning hunt, my nightly quest
He rested quiet till sought my rest
Just Is my weary lids began to Groop,
Struck up his trumpet prelude to his swoop;
| flung my arms about II nap feigned-
Rage or hHesSc WAS yain-alike he trained,
When !. with vary cautious slap,
My nasal organ hit rap;
| never kn-w mesquite
More spry his hole to fee to;
AT last gave the contest up,
TO Slumbcr land he To sup
Hu>h-hush, methinks fosl
A gently Lighting heel;
And now II sharp proboscis
Quite To my hose too close ~:
Brought slowly round with care
My hand hangs poised i'll air;
Bang. ah. have you fast
Wretch, you dead at last!
Giood by, good by. red rover,-
| think will turn over Boston COnr;sr
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u / SMOOT, ATTORNEY at Law,

O5ire W. II. Smih R"gri T',"'. Ai""""dri", Va.
H,," Practices in Alexandria, the meighhrring
counties. and Washington city. Promrt returns
made ui' all muncN collected.
REFERENCES Mcs.rs. MrNenl Jones. halh
more; Mcssrs -! Il f. Parker Co.. Washington
city. Mrssrs ;Sm""t, hi,r a Co., Alexandra. a.;
Mc.srs Burke i Herbert, Alexandria, Va.
nah p--IN
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HATS, CAPS, BONNETS, SC.
NEW HAT STORE.
,pU,JIJ = hL NIIIIJk-
TENFLE OF FINHION

No. lUJ, kISG-STEEET.
UNHE UNDERSIGNED beg leave t" inform the
citizen. Of Alexandria anl vicinity, that they
viii open 70" .>oi,"iry. tl."r ih,) The store, No.
lu5. King street. opposite the Marshall House.
where they intend keeping general assortment "l
GOODS, embracing all the dlifersnt styles aud
uualtirs usually found III 6,-f rh'-* HAT STORE,
and hope by strict attention {" hu-in"-- L" merIt
u .hare Vt pubic patronage
GREENWOOD & co,
Temple Of Fashion, No los, king-st.
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A U CT10N SALES.
SALE THIS DAY.

DOTOMAC LAND FOR SALE At AUCTION
/ In virtue OF decree "t the Circuit Court ot
Stafford county, made nn the 18th day ut March
last u the ease Of FitAhugh " arren, the under
signed commissioners named in said decree. will
offer al pubic auction. to the highest bidder, in
front ot the Mayors uttce, III the city OF AleXan-
dria on the 10th dly "f Jpig nsri at II o'clock, H.
the estate called RtLHLAND. containing NINE
HUNDRED ACRES Also TRACT Of LAND,
adjoining, and originally part thereof, contain
ing about ~ ACRES. And als" valuable
nRI$T AND MERCHANT MILL. which ~ at-
turhed t. the same estate, with about FORTY
ACRES OF LAND, all lying IN the county OF
>tntt,rd aud STAT" OF Virginia. The ComnIs Is>i"n-
ers will cause accurate surveys To- he made, which
will he shown "n the day OF sae. The REAL
ESTATE i one Of the most desirable, both n u
residence and for agricultural purposes, III this
portion Of Virginia. 1t has upon II Hn excellent
fss.s DWELLING HOUSE. and necessary OuT
lHg@ HOUSES. lnl contains from IutR {"
FIVE HUNDRED ACRES prime river bottom.
ana II sufficient quantity ot WOOD aud TIMBER
LAND. All the land is very rich, and the arabic
land is i'll u good state uf cultivation. The estate
borders tor more than mile OH the Potomac river,
ana includes ONE or TWO FISHERIES.
THE MILL. Is comparatively new. having been
thoroughly fepa red, and east iron machinery put
in--tho stream is never failing one.
The whole property we'll merits the attention OF
the public.
Terms Ten per centum OF the purchase mo
ney will be required in cushrhe remainder in six,
twelve aud eighteen months. with interest from the
day of sale. For tue deferred payments, bonds
with approved personal security will be required,
and the title tn the property will br retained until
the bonds are pniI.
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AUCTIONEER'S NOTICE.

yINIlE subscriber will. from nni after tins dale,
l continue the GENERAL AUCTION III -
NESS heretofore conducted hy The LAT" Samur! D.
Mccormick. csu Tor the benefit of the family "i The
I.c.,s.J Imy 3U-,lrfl r. NJ. MCCORMICK.
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ORANGE & ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD.


49, u ts.:..--s
nN AND AFTER MONDAY, JULY I, 1899.
~ the Train leaves Alexandria daliy, At o'clock,
A. NJ for tivrIDn>N lc. connecting with the Trans
OH the Virginia Central Railroad for Richmond
and the West aud with the Trains on the Manas-
sas Gap Railroad, for MI. Jackson Woodstock,
Warren White sulphur springs, aud Intermei'ate
points
The Tram leaves daily. Sunday night excepted
at = o'clock. z. NJ, Tor Richmond, Ne" Orleans
Memphis unl intermediate points.
Through ri.kc.s At the Railroad station.
The Train leave Alexandria at !. A. VI, nni
7:3u. p NJ: arriving at Air>andria 1T :" 7. VI ant
3. A. NJ Leave Gorionsviilc Il, loco. ~ NJ. ana
1890 p. NJ.
No Night Tram on sunday.
vI-tf j. K. NlCkLlN. Ticket Agent.
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JEFFERSON TACEY,

PAPER HANGER. IPllOLSTEREE. GLIDER,
Amt H"us. U.c","i"r ~ E'".y".
N(TUll.$T returning his grateful acknowledge
w m"utS in his numerous friends Ter iiIrlr very
liberal encouragement during the tw" years he has
been ai"ng.t them assures them that II VIII he Ms
continued effort rn serve them with rr"mrmcss,
and =, moderate charges. al hi old stand. NJ" lay,
Nurrn Nirr KING STEEEr. AItN,>rrIh. NH ~
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ANGEMENT 1859.
HOURS Of DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS
-n-.-, GEORGE PAGE and sT~
.aEsE.-.c THOS COLLYER ,Arr@rrsas

~n-~- GEORGE PAGE and sT"
ts.aEs,.-sS THOS. COLLYER. - s
From Washington Steamer GEORGE PAGE
-at6. =, and II, Il. H., ~. 3, j, and ~ ?. IN.
From Washinston--.Steamer TllOS. COLLl Elk
AT :, lu a. lu II. H., >, !. and Il. p. IN.
From Alexandria Steamer GEOE"E faGE-
AT 3, $, 10. Il. ul.. III m II. 1, aud u T. M
From Alexandria Steamer TlluS. toLLl Eh
at = T. II "a. m. |. =. and p in except Tues
day aud Friday mornings, when the COLLl Elk
will run her regular trips to MOUNT NEkNoN'
N. heretofore and omit her trips between Washing
ton and Alexandria from . II. III. To p. IN. only.
The 81. ii. a. IN, and y =. m. boats from Alex
snlria connect with the trains of the Baltimore anu
Ohio Railroad for the North and West.
The 1T u. IN. and It T. M boats from Washing
ton connect with the trains Of the Orange and Al
exandria Railroad Tor the South and South West.
tf
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7 EnWARD CHASE, M. D.,

hENTAL SURGEON, Co.".r oi h">b'"y'""
~ nnd Sing >iycs's. Ai"r""d''". Va.
EI:- Entrance on Washington street. othre
hours from y o'clock, \. NJ. tod T. NJ.
ir ba-dii