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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-23
ITow soldier Ceels IN IlnltIe.

AAWN ~ 'FNAN-ANA ANNA" - 4AAAANa
A young French officer thus writos Of
his first experience in bettle,
"Our officers kept us back, for we werd
NOT numerous enough to charge upon ther
enemy. This was, mofeovor, s.---s prl-
dent, Cor this murderous hse--so fatal %
the wllfe coats-did us but little harm.
Our coniull balls penetrated their dense
massesi while those Of the Austrians whis-
tied past Our ears and respected our per-
sons. Il was the first time | had fire.
nor wis ! the onlj one. Well, / am sat-
isfed with myself True, / lodged the
balls but Henry W. thoy say, did ne
same at the beginning Of every battle
II is, In faots physical effect, independent
Of the viii.
"But, tho tribute paidsifyou could only
feel how each shot electrihes you. IL ~
/ like a whip on a racers legs. The bail
whistl past YOU, turn up the earth around
/ YOU, kill one, wound another, and yOa
hardly notice shem, You grow intoxica,
~. the snell Of gunpowder mogpta 4,
lynm hfaln. 'nAa eve becomes bloodshoo
and Tho Look is fixed upor on. rnpnlt
There is something Of az ~ aassioos h
that terrible passion excited in stoIdie
by the sight Of blood and to taaii
battle.
Everybody who has tried FL ie''
y the peculiar int0xicaoon thlt q
BY being 10 battle. There =
, utinQ influence about the smf
tho eilriil whistle ofahnllet
Of human blood. thar instenif .. =.
men from coward % hef' ~ -.
man sonafirncs % nouel0r4 {.
enrs w. NJ snose who have beea io tlie r
lhepsolyea"
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Safe and Brilliant Light
LAND FOR SALE.

The subscriber Offers for sale
~ g. Ia Acres OF land,
owned by the late JOHN COE deceased Il being thc
par Of land givn him On the divide offs fathers es.
tate
THE LATE THOMAS COE, lECEAsED,
This land lBys Westof the lmpl9vems't with one end
joining the Cne road.
The subscriber now offers 50 and JiaoTei there IN d
body, the % and 4 TO be sold loether and 80 In
ioit are an altogether. Terms made Asy.
JOSIAH P.BAKER,
Executor OF s., Cogi decd.
Penonsean address me through a. Iihan p. o,
nurIn.nua
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SAFE AT LAST.
D.
NO More Explosions!
Greenough's Carbonic- Acid Gas
Non-ExplOsive Burning Fluid

HAVING purchSsedthe exclusive right to mannhe.
III and sell tho NON.EUPLOSlNE turning
FLUID AND CAMPHENE, for THIN and vicinity, !
now offer il for sale trihe more than have heeio
fore sold the Kind. Thi, fluid has been u use
in most Of the New England towns, for the pasftwo
yean, nd has undergone lnvestigation beior the
Frnuklin Institute" and College Of Pharmacy oiPhil
adcphia. am convinced that Il may he used wifi per
feet safety and will not explode under any ercu7an'
tested it, merits In the presence Of many otizeH and
all pronounce IL Of the utmost importance 10 eve4 iami
asa
Safe and Brilliant Light
To those who have heretofore preferred to pm oil.
rather take the risk Of the explosion Of uid, would
say that the Article recommend Is REALlf NON
EXPLOSIVE, and may be used without theAighte
possibility nf an accident II 10 used in the lne lamps
common burning hud
Price, 80 cents per gallon, or 90 cents qfu.
e-pf-r only place in this CITY whore th hnid can
be had Il at the Drug Store of ]. 7. MAR(UARBIi
on Market street. doors below the Davis louse, Tic
fn. Ohio an 2'u
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90

The Convention tAen proceeded to a
formal ballot, but before the result was
announced, a tcloraphio dispatch wasro-
ceivcd from Thin, stating that Mr.. Raw
son would not be a cantidsfe.
The Convention then took recess Of
ton minutes for consultation, when the
nume of JAMES NJ. STEVENS Of Seneca
was announced and ballot was had with
the following result:
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-23

Wyandot 96
Crawl ford
Thcname Of Mr.. Peters was withdrawn
after the first ballot and on the Second
ballot Thomas v. REFER of Wyandot,
having received majority Of all the votes
Gust, was on motion declared the unanis
nous nominee.
Nj. Stevens, Judge Leith and Capt.
James 8oyd were then called out and
made some appropriate remarks, which
we're well received.
The COMMITTEES appointed to select a
Senatorial District Committee, reported
the following names, which report was
adopted;
sonocu-J. c. 1rr Tiain
]. II. PITrkSoKk
Wyaudot-T E. GRissRLL Upper San,
CYRus SEARS
Craw wford-D. r. LOCKE Bucyrus
III. G. RowsE
On motion the Convention adjurned.
GUY c. WORTH Chm.
D. B,R. +. IlSdEs ESSEse( socy's
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Mr.. Stevens, having received a maiori-
ty of all the votes cast, was on motion do
clsred the unanimous choice Of the Con-
ton for Senator.
The Convention next proceeded to
nominate a candidate for the Board Of
Equalization. The names Of R. w.
Musgrave Of Crawford and Henry Peters
and Thomas V. Rebcr ofWyundot were
presented. Two ballots were had with
the following result:
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IlENINi ONINH NfNt. Aahf ANal- -
certify thrt the forefomg ia correct.
+. G. BOWE, County Auditor.
7rut srArn or ONO, 9GNEpA COUNTY 80
|, Geo. $. Christlip. Clerk of the court Of
Common Pleas, do hereby certify that the
foregoing is correctly copied from the original
report made 10 this Office
~ Witness my hand and the seal
g q Of said Court affixed this 91h day
Il o. OF September A d 1859.
N~0-- GEO. S. .CHRISTLIR Crk.
seplG 4wl BY W. NJ. Dildine, Dept.
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Affnchmnent TOfice.

Asa Way, PtiI, against Miehaqb, Moore Dert
before Peter kenneman, .P.f Venice township
seneca County, Ohio. on The 9Th daJ Of August, A
1889, said Justice Issued On orr Of Attachment In
ihe above action, for the sum offEytwo 4f'ien dol
lars. Said ease t Adjourned rnf the Th day Of oei-i
s,pq.Sw Asa WAY.
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10. 30.
Republican Senatorial Conven-
rfora

tepunltcNm HCuu tQeiuh GOmVcma
ton.
This Convention met at Upper Sam
duslSy ON Saturday, the 10th inst, and
was organized by calling Guy C. Worth
Of Wyandot to the chair and appointing
II. L. Mckee Of Scnoca end D r. Locke
Of Bucyrus secretaries
On motion, the chair appointed Mai.
Lewis Baltzoll Of Seneca, ID. w. Swie-
art Of Crawford and Josiah Smith Of
Wyandot committee 20 FIX basis ofap-
poruonmeut and report tho number Of
delegates to which each county was en-
titled.
A committee Of three. consisting Of
Earl BIN of Seneca, John n. Huffman Of
Crawford and DR.. S. w. Holmes ofwyan-
dotwns appointed to select and report a
Senatorial District Committee.
The committee on Apportionment,
through their chairman, d. w. swiqart
~ .-------. a -- a. L--ia of roore.ont.
tion, one delegate for every 81 aid 6Shi6d ono
Cor eyory fraction Of 95 or more votes cast
for Judge Peck in 1858, which would en-
title ,hc different counties to the follow
ing number Of delegates.
Seneca as
Wyandot 26
Crawford 30
On motion II was agreed that major-
ity Of all the votes cast be necessary to
a choice and that the Republicans pres
ont be authorized to cast the entire vote
Of their respective counties.
The Convention then proceeded to the
nomination Of candidate fsf State Sem
ator, when an informal ballot was had
with the following iesult'
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New GOOdsl New GOOds!!
MISSES A. .SM A. A.HUsBAND ARE this day opsn
Nl ial alargo stock ofAiimnefy aud Fancy Goodi,
coatitungof
Bonnets, Ribbons, Flowers,

rlumcS, Satins, Vnlveu, silks, Laces, Embroidet
ie, Threads, Needles Pins and althe etcotat ofsnch
an establishment TO which the attention OF the ladies Of
senec, couniyand vicinity s respectfully invited. The
Stock Is oi The best quality and win sod than
can BE- bought elsewhere. Am kinds Of Millinery WORK
douoiuthe latest style with dispatch
Alhcfal Discount made Go couniry Mhneu.-Alt1
torsale Canada Ealvc, the best remedy that has
been discovered for Burns Scaids Erypilas, Felons,
Bols, ChapedhaHds and oil diseases aud injuries Of the
skin.
Room 10 Tomb't Block, k,opposite the shawhan House,
Tifin, OHIO. octi6
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SHAVHAT HITST BARBER SH0P.

MILES respectively informs the public that his
LAo barber shop, adioiuinF che fhaNhan House, is
open .tallhourli where he isroadyto give customers
eo7dshare, trim haircut, and insur an shamnoonng
atreasonnpeFetes- he 'epa nhand nay RUN and res.
o4aifeierthe hair aloi which suaransest be good
iuba-ir,
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EXHTBTT
Of the Receipts - Expenditures
Of fSenecn County, for the year
ending August 10Th, 1859.

AvDIToR's OFFcE, SENEcA CouNrY, Z
TIrFN, Ohio, Sept LIST, 1859
To THA CoURr or COMMON PLEAS or SENE-
ca CovNTi;-I herewith submit Report Of
the receipts and expenditures Of Seneca coun.
y Tor he year ending Angus, 10Th, 1859.
+. @, BOWIE,
County Auditor
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YRAs,oO.

Maine Wood /; Now Hamshire o;
Vermont 0; Massachusetts, o; Connecti-
cut-Arnold, Bishop % Rhode Island o;
New York-BurroughS, Maclay, Russell,
Taylor a; New Jersey-Wo Wortendyke |;
Pennsylvania-Ahl, Chapman, Dewart,
Montgomery, Morris, Ritckie, White Z;
Delaware 0; Maryland-HARRIs, Rro-
AUD 2; Virgnia-Bocock, Casllie, Ed
mundson, Faulkner, Garnett, Nilsson,
Powell 7; North Carolina--Craige, Ruff
fin, Scales, Winslow A; South Carolina
--Boyce, Branch, Keitt, Mcqueen, Miles
o; Georgia-Crawfordj Gartrell, jack
son, Seward, Stephens, TRPPE, Wright
z; Florida-Hawkins l.; Alabama-Cur-
ry, Houston, Moore, Shorter 4; MISSISSIPPI
pi-Barksdale, Davis, McRRe 3; Lousi-
ana-EUsrls, Sandidge, Taylor 8; Texas
Bryan, Reagan2 9; Tennessee-Athns,
Jones, MAYNARD, READY, Savage, Wat
kins, ZoLLIooFFER q; Kentucky-Bur-
nett, Jewett, MARSHALL, Peyton, Steven
son, Talbot, UEDERwooD Z; Arkansas o;
Missouri-AEDERsoN, Caruthers, John B.
Clark, James Craig, Phelps, WooDsoN 6;
Ohio-Burns, Cockerill, GToesbeck, HGr-
Ian, Lawrence, Nichols, Pendleton, Val
landigham 8; indiana--Dayis, English
Gregg, Hughes, Niblack 8; Illinois-Mar.
4hall, Morris, Shaw, Smith 4; Michigan o.
Wisconsin o; Iowa o. Minnesota o; Cal.
ifOrnia go.
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NAYs,92.

Maine Foster, Gilman, Morse, Wash
burn A; New HamPshire = Cragin, Tap
pan 2; Vermont-MorriA, R0yoe, Wal
Ton 8; Massaehusetts-B4 B46iafon, Burltn-
game, Chq6ee, COmins, Ea0eS, Hal,
Knapp, Thayer g.; Rhode lsiand-BrGy-
ton, Durfee 2; Connectcut-C Clark
Dean p New York--ARdret0s, Clark
John Cochrune, Dodd FeRt0H, Granger
Hatch, Hoard, Kelsey, MattsOH, Morgan
Morse, Murray, OliR, Palmer, Parker
Spinner, Thompson IS; New Jersey
ClqtOson, Huyler 2; Pennsylvania- 90
uode, Edie, Florence, GrolD, Jones, hefm
/ Leidy, puruiaace, Sieioart o; Maryland
Bowie, Stewart 2; Virginia-Goode
/ Hopkins 3; North Carolina-GmMRR
Vance 2; South Carolina O.: Georgia o
Florida o; Aiabama--Cobb, DowdelI
Stallworlh 3; Mississippi--Bingleton !
Louisiana o; Texas o; Arkansas o. Ten
nessee o; Kentucky o. Ohio bingham
Bliss, Cox, Giddings, Hall, Leiier, Mot
Sherman, stanton, Iompkias3, Wade !
Indiana- C0f0r, Foley, Kflgore, Petit
Wilson5 5; Illinois--FarHsgorfki Kellogg
1 Looeiog, Washburae A. Missouri Biaii
II; Michigan H0i0ard, Leach, Wdldridg
WaldrOn 4;Wiscoasin--P0fter, WGsh
barne 2; Iowa Curtis, Davis 2; Cali
fornia--Seott ;Biinnesota--Cavanaugn
Phelps 3;-92,
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Leonard Adams,
EANDER STEM. WILLIAM A'IohNs'
Stem & johnson,

Attorneys and Oounsellors at Law
OFFICE, in Hedges New Block, over Nolmer'soloh'
ing stora Main street. Professional hnsneAs 1ne .'
collection OF all kinds Of claims promptly attended 10
TiWn Dec 18th. II 81
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-25
Auction NOTICE.

TINHE subscriber having determined to prosecute
| the above business III all lis branches, Oilers
his services in that line.
Trustees. Administrator. or Commissioners
sales of Real Personal Property, will be made ut
ON. hair or less than the usual rates. Carg" sales
ot "A lump price, to bc agreed upon.
Parties having merchandise t" dispose OF, who
prefer making their own sales, can max" arrange
m.nts 10 do 80 under the license Of the subscriber
Consgnmcnts of goods for snic at auction, "il
b. r.rei,,d and sold To the best advantage, ana
promyf RETURNS mud..
Persons having small lots Of articles, can ar
rance To- have them sold al the of the subScri
h,r No. IS, King street-All parties interested
will please call before concluding their arrange
mcnts Being well known in this city, No refer
.nce NJ " capacity, OF promptness, II deemed me-
ccssury. JOHN I. CREIGHTON, Auctioneer.
jy2l--eotf
VALUABLE FARM AT PRIVATE SALE
n The "CLISH FARM" within one mile :"
AIexan,lria, Oh the Great Hunting Creek, contain
ing Ole HUNDRED AND NINETl-TWo
ACRES. The proximity of this farm t" AleXan
dria, rs well a. its superior soil, would make II
mast desirable and profitable DAIRY AsD GAk
DEN FARM. Its hardly possible for any on'
wishing 10 engage in the above named business, t,
obtain in the immediate neighborhood Of Alexan
dra. ~ desirable farm.
The SAIL farm will be sold in whole or divided
into lots to suit purchasers
Any one wishing to purchase will call upon )
H. MONROE, No. IS Queen street, or the under
signed. ELIZABETH iahhlooN,
Executrix Of }. ID. Harrison, dee d
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..u,u ARRAxGENgSTs.-T follow
~. the present Mail arrangements at
S ,.s Alexandra Post OHice:- -
H.. yor,hera Nail will close. daily, at l and
,i',l - M except on Saturdsys-then at o.
y.' ,'s ;, N There i. mail for Washington City
.rr ,L,.iu. At sp. m., on Saturdays.
r.. Mil for Richmond. Va, and all South OF
v;.6r,uI will close AT )! n. IN. and 7. M, ex-
w., Us, ,r Suniays-thcn ut 81 I'm.
r.. Mail. for the Orange and alexandria and
u.n,..,. Gap Railroads. W(renton, Middleburs,
aIr,frf,y &. H.. close daily ut ,! Il. IN. There
s-1 ,n,i for the Manassas Gap Railroad on Sun
IN, Mail for the Leesburg route will close on
u'rI.v. Wednesdays, and Fridays, at P. m.
T,.r, i. A mail for Leesburg. via Baltimore anu
osio Railroad closing at p. H., ON tuesdays
Tbur..lsy- aud Sundays
Tb- Mail for the Adie route will close at Il. NJ
Tn,.dsy., Thursdays. and Saturdays.
Tn. Mail for the Occ"quan route Will close AZ .
~ TUESDAYS. Thursdays. and Saturdays.
IN. Mail for the Theological Seminary Will close
s,tp.u., daily, except Sundays.
IN, Nail for Norfolk, Portsmouth. and the East
arm shore Of Virginia, closes At and sp m, except
an Saturdays at p. IN.
The Ofice will open every day except sunday
4, = o'clock. 4. NJ, close daily at r. NJ, and
Viii h, ,psned from = to = NJ, for delivery OF
n. mail which arrives at 7 y. N, from the North.
one, hours ON Sunday from to A. NJ, and
,,,r tu "a L. VI.
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EaE H :. iisss:,:.:,.
AnAMS' EXPRESS COMPANY

INVITE the attention of the public to the iacili-
i ties afforded by this Company, for the quick and
safe conveyance of Specie, Bank Notes, valuable
packages. heavy and bulky freight. &c
EXPRESSES for the East, to Baltimore, Phlin-
delphia, New York Boston, Providence Hartford
&C., leave our Office daily. at IL! o'clock. A. NJ.
EXPRESSES for the South, to Richmond, Fred
cricksburg, Petersburg Lynchhurg. and for points
in North Carolina. South Carolina. Georgia. Ala
bama, and Tennessee, leave daily, at ~, \. VI:
Our EXPRESSES are always accompanied by
careful and trustworthy messengers, and the lnhi'
csp.I6,s. upon all business entrusted t" ns being
dol bfh safety, punctuality. and despatch.
RaTEs.-From Baltimore. 81 cents per loo lbs;
from Philadelphia, 81; from New York. S','o
ns- No packages of goods taken by weight, un-
less Weighing over 200 lbs.
ian 2O--tf K. W. FALLS, Agent.
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GREEN'S MANSION HOUSE,

CORNER or CAMERON AND FAIRFAX SITS.
rINlIS well-known and POPULAR HOTEL
i having undergone THORGtGH RENO Va
TION and REFTRNiSiiiNG, is now open, with
everything complete, for the convenience and ac-
commoda,on of BOARDERS and TRAVELLERS.
Hty- The Proprietor has secured the services nl
GEORGE l.. STEWART and SAMUEL i.
GREGORY, under whose joint management no
pains will bc spared Ia sustain the reputation oi
the HOUSE as IL FIRST GLASS HOTEL in
every resrcct. JAMES GREEN.
Alexandria, February |. 1S59--dtf
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CA Mp NJ MEET sc!
L0UD0UN AND HAMPSHIRE
RAILROAD.
fsA@s8 -

TRAIN OF CARS, for the accommodation
n OF persons attending the CANr MEETING on
the land of Mr. Joshua Gibson, IN Fairfax County,
will commence running on the lyh instant from
the Company's Depot, corner of OronSko and
Water streets, to the Nieups Station, OH the 18th
Section.
Through tickets, including omnibus, 70 cents
each way.
Leave Alcxandria overy day during the meeting
at s A. NJ, and 2. NJ, and Vienna at . A. NJ,
und6P.M W. II. CARLIN, Conductor.
.uu lS--l6t
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& WASHINGTON RAILROAD
I

ON AND AFTER THIS DAY. (Suudays cx-
" cepted.) the Trains on this Road, with their
Omnibuses will connect with the Trains arriving
and departing on the Orange road and the Wash
ington Branch Of the Baltimore Road.
Passengers will leave Alexandria for Washing
ton, in the Cars, ut the following hours :-5:l5 ),
y:IO, 1910, ll:lO, aud I2:l0, a. NJ, l:ij, 3:lo,
4:lO, $40, 6:lO, and 7:lO L. NJ.
Passengers from Washington to Alexandria Will
take the OmnihuScs at the Office of the Company,
as follows 90, $50, 9, 10, II, and II, A. NJ 1870.
3, 4, 5, 6, and I, 7. VI.
On Sundays. the hours will be- Leave Alexan-
dria atglo, 1910; and ll:l0, A. M l:l5, 3:lo, 4io,
$40. 6:i0, and 7:l0, 7. NJ.
Leave Washington at 2, ~, II, A. NJ, l:3o, ). j.
j. g. and Z, ?. VI. ap l5-u
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StTRAW MATTlNG--A few pieces to he cloSe'
~ ont cheap.
EJ- All persons indebted To Berkey 4 Shack
lett, will please call and settle, rs longer III
diligence cannot he given.
aug - WILLIAM n. BERKLEY.
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u, l., sMoOT, ATTORNEY at Law,

Ohce No. II. South R"yu1 .tre't, A/."""dri", ia.
nH- Practices in Alexandria, the nciglb"ring
counties. and Washington city. Prompt returns
made of all money collected
RrrERrNCEs.-MessrsM McNeal 4 Jones. Balh-
more: Messrs. q. 4 +. Parker Il Co., Washington
city: Mcssrs Smont, Uhler 4 Co., Alexandria, Va;
Messrs Burke 4 Herbert, Alexandria, Va.
NH g-ly
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ALEXANDRIA AGENCY OF THE NEW-YORb
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.

ACCUMULATED ASSETS OVER Sl,500, 900
+. j. MURPHY, VI. u. v,js,,y Ey1mri,,rs
G. ". CHANCELLOR. VI. D.
l. LOUIS MINER. .iysnt at I"JdEdr'f
TINHE profits ot this Company ennre exclusively
i t" the benefit "f the assured, and have aver
aged not less than 80 per cent per anhuin on the
premium paid.
Forty per cent of TIE premium loaned to the m
surcrs without security. Forms OF application iot
insurance, and any information respecting H. VIII
he furnished. without Charge by application To
the agrni. my N---aWNm
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JEFFERSON TACEY.

PAPER HANGER. UPIlOLSTERER, GLIDER,
And Honse U,rOrat"r ia Gcnerd.
NNTIIlLST returning his grateful acknowledge
w mcnts to his numerous friends for their very
liberal encouragement during the tw" years he has
been amongst ihenl assures them that il will he his
continued effort to serve them with pr"nptness,
and nj moderate charges ut his old Stand, No. 4?
Norm SIDE hing STREET, ALEXANDRIA. NH 20
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ARRANGEMENT 1859.
HOURS OF DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS
IT, GEORGE PAGE and sT~
,sSa - THOS. COLLYER rEssa4SisEk

From Washius ston-Stcamer GEORGE Padb
at g. g and IL, u. nl., l2i. ). ). and Gt p. IN.
From Washius,on-Stcamer ThOS. COLLIE Elk
at s, ~, II. m., ", m.,2, 1, and b, =. III.
From Alexandria Steamer GEORGE PAGE-
at 3, y. 10. II. m., | II NJ. Il. {, and u p. m
From Alexandria Steamer THOS. COLLl Elk
at 7, 9. II H. m.. |. 3, and p. m. except Tues
day aud Friday mornings, when the COl.Li ER
viii run her regular trips to MOUNT VERNON,
s.hcrctoiorc. aud omit her trips between Washing
ton aud Alcxandria from u. IN, to p. IN. only.
The -. 81, L. m, and Il p. III. boats from Alex
aaIra connect with the trains of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad for the North ami West.
The 81 II. III. and II P. m. boats from Washing
ton connect with the trains of the Orange and Al
elsndris Railroad for the South and South West.
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EnRGE SIGGERS.
RnDk KINDER AND PAPER ri LE

BOOk -BINDEK AND PAFhK KVhEK.
No. - Prn"e Street. "pp"sife he G"scnc cWc'.
ALIEN NASpEIA, VA.
MUSIC. Magazines. and Old Books bound III
lNl any style. ! also RIFLE. and make I" order,
any description Of BLANK BOOKS. which will
warrant t" he made of the best paper and materials,
and bound in the strongest manner. Bank Officers,
Bankers. Merchants Clerks Oi Courts. Hotel Keep
ers, Insurance Companies, and all who want Blank
Books. are respectfully invited to give me call.
~
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]. EDWARD CHASE, NJ. D.

MENTAL SURGEON, C"rn'r 9t H"shi"gt""
~ and Hing streets, A's."a"dri". Va.
R,s. Entrance on Washington street Otice
hcurs from . o'clock, A. NJ, tod I. NJ.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-25

WE would call the attention OF Carpenters and
w Builders 10 our large assortment of III lid
EKS' HARDW ARE, which We will sell at reduced
prices. We name III part
700 do2 Wilson's Sash Pullics, II, ,. p in., No.
| and >.
500 ditto Assorted Butts Loose and Fast Joints.
200 Kegs Assorted Avalon Nails.
A large assortment "f Locks. Knobs, Bolts,
Screws. Strap Hinges. Files. &c. Persons wishing
to purchase will find il to their advantage t" gre
Ms n call. Washington feb l9e"dm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-25
EXpRESS STEAM LINE

ALIEN ANDRIA, VA,
WASHINGTON AND GEORGETOWN, ID. e.,
AND PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
>sses The superior and fast sailing pro
SskASpellers, 80. &. ALGER" and ''S. SEI-
N0GR," will leave Georgetown, Washington and
Aex.ndris on THURSDAY Of each week, for
Philadelphia, connecting at that point with daily
line Of steamers for New York, via Delaware and
Rartau Canal. through receipts given.
tue o., these Boats will leave Philadelphia every
FRIDAY, for Alexandria and the District Cities,
couaectng with the Orange Alexandria and
AAuss,. Gap Railroads, Chesapeake and Ohio
canal. dc. freights will be taken ut low rates,
and Goods forwarded promptly. free of charge.
WM. ii. FOWLE 4 SON,
No. 1 South Wharves,
AGENTS
II. H. TAYLOR 4 Co., IS West ST., New York.
Dawn CoopER, Is North Wharves, Philadelphia
bKAbLSr TAYLOR, Georgetown, ID. Z.
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