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FIRE AND INLAND NAvIGATIoN

FIRE AND INLAND NAVIGATION
Risks accepted at. terms consistent with sob
az a. vency and fair profit. - e..
q ES Especial attention given to insurance. OF
Dwellings and Contents, for. terms of l to 8
years. "a -
: The solid service, long and successfully
tried, and the many advantages the Etna In.
surance Company possesses in it's line, should
not be .o' erlooked by. those. ready to insure
and understanding their best interests. s
During "stringent times the necessity ,foi
reliable Insurance becomes an imperative duty
the ability of property owners to sustain
loss being then much lessened.i,HS shi 2Gici
Agencies in all theprincipal cities and towns
throughout the States. Policies issued With,
sout delay by, any of the duly authorized
Agents of the Company. o. ylAf57'7H ''i a.
Business attended to with, fidelity and Des-
patch. FREDERICK, ,KOEHItER, ;AeENp.1s 8
Eas~ Office Keohler's Corner, Woodsfeld, q.
Sept. 80, 1859. nst.- -
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Of the amounts and the purposes for which
orders have been Issued by the Auditor on the
Treasurer of County upon. the orders Of the
Directors Of the County Inhrmary for the fiscal
year, from the 9th day Of Jnne 1868 to the
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ATTACHMENT. NOTICE.

y. Alta CHALENTg NOTICE.
against IA ofrthe plaintiff,
R. A. Cramer, Def't. R. n. Wells, an or
der of attachment was issued by Jacob I. Nor
rill, Justice of the Peace for Salem township,
Monroe County, Ohio, on the 21st day of octo-
her, A. D. lS59, against the goods. clEttles,
rights, moneys and effects stocks or interests
in stocks of the defendant, R. A. CraIner, Tor
the sum of S172 80 cts.' and summons having
been returned not found, said case is adjourn
ed until Friday the 18th of December next.
R. N. WELLS.
pA Nov. %, 1S59.-3w.pd. 70 .- .s's.'
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Terms of the District Court and
Court of Common Pleas in the
Eighth Judicial District for 1850.

|. EdSulu JuulCldl DiStIlCt. lUT lOOU.
tVNTE, the Judges of the Court of Common
w Pleas of the Eighth Judicial District in
the State of Ohio, in pursuance of the author
tity vested in us by law to fix the times of
holding the Courts Of Common Pleas and Dis
trict Court in each and all of the Countes.in
said District, do hereby order and direct that
the District Court within and for the several
Counties in said District for the year 1860,
shall commence, and be holden as follows, to
wit: tzg-@
I q In the county of Tuscarawas, on Tuesday,
fs IL the county of Muskingum, on Thursday,
April 10Th, .--.........-. ....., ,sLt-es
- Iu- the county of Morgan, on Friday, April
zTth, ..-...t.-.s .--.,n,... - Il =,
issln, the county of Guernsey, on Monday
April 30th, ...-.....,... ai-.. (o5at ,7si
= In the county. of Jefferson, on Tuesday,
May .Sth, .......,,-. .a1H ,-'fras
In the county of Harrison, on Tuesday, oc-
tober- End, -..... - Ga. 80 s.j .t1ar'
e In the county of Belmont, on Wednesday,
October. 10th, ...... ..,... -S.....,., ,sn,as
- In. the county Of Monroe, on Thursday, oc-
iitober 18th, ..-...--....... 9k..-. 81 gi.Gl ,
lrsaIn the county of Noble. on Saturday, oeto-
ber 20th,. ....... ..........,' .........t f.--H
! "a And, we do further. order and. direct that
the Courts. of Common Pleas within and for
| the several Counties in said District for said
! year, shall commence and be holden as follows,
| to wit: y q
In the county of Muskingum, on Tuesday,
February 2Sth, lonTuesday, JUNE 5th,T and on
fTuesday, November6th;, e. of. n ei..sz adj
[ In the county of Morgan, on Tuesday, April
f3d, On Tuesday, July, 10th, and on Wednesday,
October >24th;' - bios 50 NV 1o5Tadl I.a
l-a In thesGounty of 'Tuscarawas, ono Tuesday,
February s2lst, on Tuesday, July 18th, and on
Tuesday, Oct. Both, -, -; F..,, -,
In the county Of Noble; on Tuesday, March
9Th, on Tuesday, July 3lst;i and on Tuesday,
! Noyembe l3th.sen511g 8t eios oE 2j9gJ
/. d In the county ofGuernsey on Monday, March
18th, on Monday, August 9th; and on Monday
/ November 10Th;
In the county Of Belmont; on Tuesday, Feb
ruagy@ l4th; Oh Tuesday 22nd; and on
Wednesday, October24th;. q - nf.y
! ~ In the county of Monroe, on Monday, March
1day, November 21st; 77 sia 77AF --iN -
| In the comfy of Harrison, ON Tuesday Feb.
4 ruary 2sth; on Monday, May 2Sth; and on
/ Tuesday, November 27th;i elzs151q r5i-re'ie
| In the county ofJefferson; on Tuesday March
| 18th; on Tuesday, June 18th; and on Tuesday
tOctober 30th; .tfcBo3 sa1naN .stsrg W9
Done at GAINESVILLE, Ohio,, this 1st day oi
October, 1859. g19 Al. % gsfTo W t=srsr.b -
LUCIUs P. MARSH, 40 sotnc
/ = i-sao JOHN w. 'OKEY,1 ,-sl.'
S. w. BOSTWICK, 'uosses. nise.
1 1agf b N EVANS, ,IJ -3Rfa
1 certify that the foregoing is a full an true
copy of the original order now on file in my
Office. - DANIEL WALTON,
4 CLERK of Ct. of C. p. Monroe County,
! Nov. l, 1S59.-4w. o4gn Z: se-t -si =.
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!, THE LAW OF NEWSPAPERS.

THE LAW OF NEWSPAPERS.
2 l. Subscribers who do not give express no
tice to the contrary, are considered as wishing
to continue their subscription. ,7s. -asr..
2. If subscribers order the discontinuance O.
their newspapers, the publisher may continue
to send them until all arrearages are paid.
" 8. If subscribers neglect or refuse to take
Their papers from the offices to which they are
directed, they are held responsible till they
have settled the bill, and ordered them diseon;
tinued. ~ .,,-.ar-s - Il
A.. If subscribers remove to other, placesi
without informing the publishers, and the pa
pers are sent to the former direction, they are
held responsible. oe ..sr- .fs,,ss a.
5. The courts have decided that refusing to!
take periodicals from the Office, or removing
and leaving them uncalled for, is prima faciei
evidence. of intentional fraud aes =, 70
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Attachment Notice. T.,
Charles Lobenstein Plff. ! At the

Charles Lobenstein Plff. ! At the in
90 VS. ) stance of
Wurtz Austie & McVeigh Defts. the plain
tiff an order of attachment was on the End day
of Nov. 1859 issued by f. B. Cox justice OF
the peace for Salem tow Iship Monroe county
Ohio against the goods, chattles, rights, credits.
moneys and effects of the defendants for the
sum of one Hundred and eigkty-nine dollars
and ninety-six cents and summons having been
returned not served, said caseis adjourned un-
It'll Tuesday Goth of December 1859, 10 a. m.
Nov. 80. 4tpd. CHARLES LOBEN STEIN. =
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The State of Ohio, Noble Co.

James Kent Court of dCom1non Pleas
VS. r - In Partition. 4 1, =
Jas. P. Reed ct al BY virtue Of an order of
said court to me directed, will offer for sale
on the premises herein after described ON
Saturday the 3lst day Of December 1859.
Between the hours of O'clock and 4 O'clock
: D. m. the following described lands and tene-
ments to wit: The east half fofsectiontw twenty
nine in township seven and range seven, also
about two acres of the east Side of the south
west quarter of said section ~township and
range, describedsas follows,t to wit: Beginning
at a stone fort y-four rods south of the centre
ofsaid section, on the east line of saidtquarter;
thence west eight and one half rods tc a stone
on the bank of the creek; thence with The me-
anderings of the creek in a south direction to
q stone on the bank of the creek on said east
line of said quarter section; thence north to
the place of beginning. Also and acre and
thirty-three hundredths OF an acre off of the
north east corner Of the east half of the north
east quarter of section twenty eight III said
township and range and described as follows
to witt commencing at the north east corner of
said section twenty eight thence south thir-
teen rods; thence west to the creek; thence
down the creek to the north line of said section;
thence along said line to the place. OF begin
ming, all of the aforesaid real estate being in
said Noble county. And also the following
described real estate which ia situated in Mon
roe county Ohio, to wit: the west half of the
north west quarter ofsection twenty-three in
township seven Of range. seven and also the
south east quarter of the north west quarter of
said section township and range. All of the
Aforesaid lands in both counties are appraised
At the sum Of ten thousand eight hundred and
eight dollars. JI,..a -.4 +
Terms of sale, one third cash in hand, one
third in one year and one third in two, years
rom the day of sale, the deferred payments to
bssr interest and be secured by mortgage on
lsp remises. SAMUEL DANFoRD,
Il 2. 80, '59. $3.50 Sheriff of Noble Co, o.
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/. .SHERIEFIS nSALELal


Oshel, VS. "a, Dof .Venditioni err
James stallings. ct al. ponqs, issued from
the Court of Common Pleas Of the county Of
Monroe, and State of Ohio, and to me directed
will offer for sale, at public auction, at the
courthouse in the town of Woodsield, on
|. Saturday, the! 3 afst day of fDec. 1859,
Between the hours of ten o'clock a. m, and
four o'clock p. M, on said, day, the following
described real estate situated in said county,
to wit: 'iSH.
/ The south west quarter of the south west
quarter of section 3, township 6, and range Z
containing 422 acres, more or less,
Taken in execution and ordered to be sold
as the property of James Stalhngs, ct al, at
the suit of p. M. Oshel & w. W. Oshel.. lad
AZ M. MORROW, Sheriff, M. C. O
Sept. 80, 1859. $3.50. - -.
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!. .duditor's Office Monroe County Ohio,

9siri Woodstield, Sept, 26th 1853. q
certify the foregoing to be a true state
mont of the Receipts and Expenditures OF
Monroe County Ooies for the fiscal yearxreom-
mencing on the 9th day of June d. 1858
and ending on the 18th day of SeptemberA D
1859 and that the Indebtedness, and uncalled
orders are truly giyenas appears upon the re-
cords Of this office. 4. Attest Llas h .7s.
.ss;v 5.sz- 344r-.,, NJ L, BOWSER, .s,.
Dec. TIN 1882 .asss !. Auditor NC. O..
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NO. 900.
MISCELLANEOUS READING.
CoMNuSICArEp.
BEAUTIFUL JENNIE.

BEAUTIFUL JENNIE.
Low signs the wind, and the dew drops weeping
Ger the lone grave where Jcnnicis sleeping;
Beautiful Jennie, with eyes like the midnight,
And teeth that did rival the whitest Of pearl.
Voice as rich n the first ray Of even light,
Lovely ana gentle, beautiful girl
Only last year. when the lark was sin gng,
And the young green grass on the Anoll5 was
SpringinE,
Beautiful Jennie. with laughter and song,
And with step - light the bounding fawn,
And rose. flashed cheek went gaily along
Puckin. the flowers that bloom on the lava.
Bnt lark is our h"me where the smile Of her love,
Made Us feel that, blcst were the regions above
Ii beings like Jennie, the beautiful one,
Could hover around rs in that bright dome
Ii spirits like Jennie's when life's toll IS done,
Could come III glory To carry Us home.
oh the angel Of death loyes n shining mark,
And iull many heart in grief j. dark
For when scar Autumn casting her leai,
When the DAYS of tbs moaning winds had come,
We how'd III anguish. N bittorost greet,
Ger the corpse oi Jennie, tho beautiful one.
And uh il seemed cruel NOR. cruel than death
That she. should he robbed Of life and breath;
That beautiful jennie should be laid in the grave,
Ia ia. cold damp grave. whcr. No light can come,
That no arm On earth bad the power 10 save
rhc light oi our heurthstono, the beautiful one.
Now, low sigh the winds and tho dew drops arc
weeping.
Ger the low grave where Jonnic is sleeping;
Beautiful jennie. with hair like the raven.
Aud teeth that did rival the mhItest of pearl,
Heart a. pure the Angels in Heaven,
Lovely and gentle, beautiful girl! +. W NJ.
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& ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD.
E1 1M

CHANGE OF HOuRS--WlNTER SCHEDu LIZ.
ON AND AFTER THE 24TH DAY OF 0CIO-
" BER, the Trains this Road, with their
Oninibuses, will connect with the Trains on the
Orange road, except tho FIRST which arrives AT )
A. NJ, and the Washington Branch Of the Palll-
mors Road, sxcept the Train departing at G.2o
A. NJ.
Passengers will leave Alexandria for Washing
ton, in the Cars every day, III the following hours
6:30, $, 9:lO, 1910, ll:lU, ami l2:lO, 4. NJ, and
2:l8, $40, 4:lO, $40. and 6:lU, =. Nj.
Passengers from W Washington to Alexandria, will
take the Onnibuses NJ the Office oi the Company.
rs follows %, 1H5, y, 10, | and II, A. NJ, and
2, 8, 4, ), ard 8, L. NJ
On Sundays, leave Alexandria at9:io, 1910. and
lilo, A. NJ, aud 30, 3l0, i:l0, and J:i0, 7. NJ.
Leave Washington at 3, ~, and Ii, A. NJ, aud
2, 3, 1, and, p NJ.
Fare between Orange and Baltimore Depot......35c
ST. Asaph street Depot 10 Baltimore Dcpot.,,.25r.
/" Washington ottcc....2Oc.
/" Long Bridge Depot. DC.
.2e1s~ The 6:3O A. NJ. Train is the only s"re con
nection with the 7:i5 train from Washington
zess- Light articles or bundles will be forwarded
between Alexandra and Washington from the
office Of either place. Heavy ireishtS wi! be
transported over the road. il delivered at the Depot
in Alexandria, ar ut Long Bridge Station.
oct 2l-tf T.. :. BOYNTON, Clerk.
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TIE STATUE OF LIBERTY" :"

The following lines, written on Crawford's
Statue Of Liberty, intended to surmount the
new Dome Of the Capitol in Washington
City, We copy from the Washington States"
Alas for The artist this work canno. stand,
As conceived by his genius. and wrought by hi4
hand.
In the iuith Of fathers ho thought it right
70 scul pture the Goddess Of Freedom in white.
when Seward aud Greeley united shall reign.
His work will no longer unsullied remain:
All blackencd its visage and robed in pail,
\ Grand Negro Freedom will rise Ger this Hall
Perhaps they may east this Divinity down,
And erect there the image Of fclon John Brown.
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]. EDWARD CHASE, Nj. D.,
GORGE ERS,

BOOK-BlNDEk AND PAPER ri LER.
No. - Prince Street, opposne he G"-,nt ORic,,
ALEXANDRIA, EA.
Nj uSlC. Magazines. and old Books bound IN
wi any style. also RULE. and make I" order.
any description Of BLANK BOOKS which will
warrant 10 bs made "l the hest paper and materials.
and bound III the strongest manner. B;uih Officers,
Bankers. Merchants, CLERK. Of Courts Hotel Keep
,rs, Insurance Companies, and all who want Blank
Books. respectfully invited to give mo Il call.
2-r
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TucUMsEm's ToMAnAwk-Tecnms to
mahuwk was taken from him as he iell in
the battle Of the Thames, by Beckes, of Vim
cennes, who was Il lieutenant under Colonel
johnson, and Was near him when he fred
the fatal shot Major Beckes presented it
10 Thomas Brud, esq, Of Frederick county,
Nd, at whose death il fell into the hands Of
his nephew Elijah Bond, Of Carroll county,
Md and from him to n. j. Bond. of Tren-
ton, Ill.,, who has the relic in his. s.possesson.
Jiurguups (,yzefte
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J. BAJMGARTEN,

No 499, 1fh street, opposite Dhf fc'f""s H""'
WASHINGTON.
ENGRAVER and designer III general mann'"c,
Ia turer and inventor ot the new, improve" Seai
presses watch-caSc engraNcr, wood ehsraNer, III"
sic punch.r stencil cutter. copperilatc rngrar"t,
and photographer. j. prepared I" execute thsr"rihSs
ON ANY mctalon gold, silver. brass, copper, steel,
&C.. in as good and workmanship manner as hy
INV other csta hlishmenl IA the lnl,rd States The
advertiser feels confident that all oiders e"trusted
to him will give perfect aatslatlnn ar no charges
made.
OFFICIAL HAND AND BLOCK SEALS,
WATCH-CASE ENGRAEER,
WOOD ENGRANER,
MUSIC puNCliER,
STENCIL CUTTER,
COPPER. PLATE ENGkANER,
Washington. jv 22-fy &c. ar. "r
IyABINET, CHAIR, AND SOFA MANtFAc-
u TORY, No. 100 kiny street itsc""d't", Va.
Having lately fitted pp ono q lhe ila'!as"hSs' ),
and most sLsci0uS MareIouius III thv cay, ior the
PURNITURE BUSINESS, | respectfully invite
puLlic attention /" my large stock ot FtkAi
TURE. which | am constantly Increasing. Fer
sons visiting our city will fni II I" their ad'an
tao. Ia Five me !, cal. the range oi my h'ppS,
IN respect to quality and price, = such 'S :" over
,hs wants and views Of all. Ny stock con ria :
Mahogany Sofas, Rocking, Cane an Wood Se"'
Sitting Chairs, Sidehoards, Dressing Bureaus
(naarbIs top and plain,l Marble Top ana fla'a
Wash stands, Marble Top soIa, Card, b""s' ana
Fancy Tables. Cottage Set, Bedstead' VI al pat
terms. such ss High, Fielding. French. Low -post
Trundls Bedsteads, several patterns Of Cottage
Rs1steads: Hat Racks. Wardrobcs. Looking dlas.
ses, and = large number of other articles embraced
in the business.
ny Beds, Bolsters, Pillows, Mattresses, &C.,
constantly on hand. ,>,
oct 2-tf JAMES II. hEN AiHhN.
XXYOOL WANTED. at highest market faiss by
wv 4 ~ WHEAT / BRO.
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CHANGE OF HOURS!
HOURS OF DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS
-n-> GEORGE PAGE and IT. !
sz THOS COLLYER.

From Wu,hins ston Steamer GEORGE PAGh
at d, =, aud II, a. M. III, 3, 5, and 81 p. m.
From Neutrality-suspicious. THoS. COLLfER
At s. 10, "a, l., M. =. 4, and 81, y. In.
Prom observation-disclosures GE0RuE PAGE
at 5, 10, III d. "a, Il, 4, and js p. IN.
From Alexandria a-Steumcr THOS. COLLf ER
att, -, .. u. |, 3, and - p. m except Tues
day aud Friday mornings. when the COLLi ER
will run her regular trips to MOUNT VEkNoN'
q. heretofore aud omit her trips between Washing
ton and Alexandria from u. IN, to p. u. only.
The 8, ], n m. aud II p. IN. boats from Alex.
anirs connect with the trains of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad for the North and West.
The 8 A. IN. and 81 y. m. boats from Washing
ton connect with the trains of the Orange and Al
sssudra Railroad for the South aud South West.
OCT lY-tf
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JEFFERSON TACEY,
pApEk HANGER PllOLSTEREE. GILDER.


Ard H"nsc UrcDrut"r ~ GsnCrni.
lIriilLST returning his grateful acknowledge
w ments To his numcrou, friends for their very
liberal encouragement during the tH" years he has
been amongst them, assures them that II will be his
continued effort to serve them with prumptncsS.
and at moderate charges, at his old stand, NJ" ~,
NORTH SIDE KlNG SrEEE1. ALEN NNnnIA. NH ~
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D, I. sMOoT, Attorney at Law,

Oh,.. ~. II, S"nM K"gof drsct. AircH"'i'i", W.
Eit.. Practice. in Alexandria. the nes shhnrng
counticy. aud Washington city. Prompt returns
made Of all money collected.
REtLHENrLs.-M Messrs. McNeal Jones, Balii-
more: M.ssrs. Il. & L. Parker i Co., Washington
city; Messrs Smuot Uhler 4 Co.. Alexandria, Va.
Messrs. Burke ( Herbert, Alexandria, Va.
NH g--ly
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NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY.
r., "a "a, Il -: - :.
Ia SS AZ szs

-,
"a SN ~ sa.. :. .:ss.ss --s ....-1c
IHkOM BALTIMORE TO CHICAGO III -"
hours. with only two changes of cars.
TRAINS Leave Calvert Station. Baltimore dai-
~, ISuudays exceptei,} al 80, A. NJ. and D. T.
NJ, for Pitlsburg, Cleveland, Chicago, Cincihha'''
and st. Louis.
For Elmira. Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Cannniai.
qua, Rochester, and all parts Of Canada. trains
leave daily, (Sundays oxcepted,) At 10, A. W.
and ,, 2. NJ.
Passengers from Washington and South, buy
tickets only to Baltimore, where they can he pro
cared to all points. JOHN l. kl"NEl'
Assistant Superintendent
paIt;mnr. sep l2--tc
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Georgetown. d. c. dec l6-lawl2w
IIOILECTOR'S SALE.-WiI hc exposed I"
" public sa.e - the highest bidder. ." Ih"'"-
Gui. Feb,o~g ldih, 1850, nj the Town House The
following LuIS, hereinafter mentioned, Sitnateu'
lying. and hrins in Grurgct"wn, y. L. "r ;" hu'h
thereof as ma, bc necessary satisfy the 'orr"-
ration of Georgetown. ID. e., Tor Taxes due on
them respectively for the year lso'. with cost
and rhlr.cs--,ic rate ot Tax being = cents on
the hundred dollars. Sale 10 Commence ai !! -
.L,.L = " Terms Cash.
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JUST I'M SEASON.

HAND, for sale al low prices
- oyster Knives, Of assorted kinds
nrIdlrons, for broiling Oysters
nridirons, for roasting oysters
Sausage Meat Cutters
round Cake and Patty Pans
paAe suffers, Of assorted patterns
:. F. iteni n4tI4eg Jratss, 81, &c. Cali at No.
ROv?9
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--, NOTICE.-The Steamer C0LUM.

-, NOTICE.-The Steamer COLUM-
SfzI BIA, Capt. James Harper, having
been thoroughly repaired and improved, will re-
sumo her trips between Baltimore and this place,
leaving Baltimore. on Saturday, lsth instant al 8
o'clock. aud returning leave this place, on the fol-
lowing Wednesday, ut I, A. VI.
WHEAT BRO, Agents.
N B. The fleighi ON merchandise for the differ
snt landings on the river, viii invariably be requir
ed 10 advance. mn 10
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as,y- MAIL ARRASGEAENTS.-T follow
iuc are the present Mail arrangements at
ths Alexandria Post Othce:-
Tho Northern Nail will close, daily. at | and y
o'cock. D. m. except On Saturdays-then at o.
clock, ,. m. There is a mail for Washington City
oply closing al y y. m, on saturdays.
The Mail for Richmond, Va, and al! South OF
Richmond. will close At 81 n. NJ, and p H., OK
sept yn Sundays-then at "a Am.
The Mails for the Orange and Alexandra and
Manassas, dap Railroads. Warrenton, Middleburg.
and Fairfax e. H. close daily at 81 a m. There
i. 40 mail for the Manassas Gap Railroad on San
days.
rhs Mail for the Leesburg route will close On
MONDAYS. Wednesdays, and Fridays, at p. nj
There is mail for l.eesburg, via Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad, closing at = p. m, on Tuesdays
Tsarsisys and Sundays.
Tho Mail for the Aldie route will close al .. m,
Tuesdays. Thursdays, and Saturdays
The Nail for the Occ.quan route VIII close ~ 0
a. n, Tuesdays, Thursdays. and Saturdays.
The Mail for the Theological Seminary will close
ats D. m daily, except Sundays.
Th. Nail for Norfolk, Portsmouth, and the East
srn Shore Of Virginia closes 1t and p. m, except
on saturdays ys-thsn at ] p. m
The 0face will open every day except sandayl
At II o'clock a. NJ, close daily at r. ~, and
will be opened from II to T. NJ, for delivery Of
tie mail, which arrives at 2. M. from the North
Office hours Oh Sunday from s to 3 A. NJ, and
from to "a p. NJ
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-19
ORANGE & ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD.
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nN AND AFTER MONDAY. JULY !, iS'9,
~ the Train leaves Alexandra daily, at o'clock.
A. NJ, f.r Gordonsville connecting with the Trains
on the Virginia Central Railroad, for Richmond
and tho West, and with the Trains on the Manas
sas Gap Railroad, for Mt. jackson, Woodstock,
Warren White Sulphur Springs, and intermediate
points.
The Train leaves daily. Sunday night excepted }
at II o'clock, =. NJ, for Richmond, New Orleans,
Memphis. and intermediate points.
Through Tickets ut the Railroad station:
The Trains leave Alexandria at I, a. NJ, and
7:3O p NJ; arriving At Alexandria ut =, L. NJ, and
8. A. NJ Leave Gvrdonsyille at lO:2O, A. NJ, aud
1880 p. NJ.
No Night Train on Sunday.
iy4-tf j. r. NICkLIN, Ticket Agent