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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-16
'ATuRDAX MORNING, APRIL IS, 1859.

Our peighbOrs of the Gazette and News lay us I'M
der many obligations for the kindness with which
they receive the return of our late absent member to
the editorial harness
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FOR NEW ORLEANS,

FEyIIE splendid passenger steamer NASHVILLE, -
BOYD, Master, viii leave for the above and slls2stA
all intermediate ports SATURDAY, the l6th -
instant, o'clock, P NJ. For freight passage apply
board or 20 A. HAMILTON 49,
HAPRTSONN Agents.
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on SATURDAY:
SIXTY YEARS GLEANENGS,
LIFE'S HARVEST.
A GENUINE AUTOBTOGRAPHV
RY J0aN pRoyr.r-

By JOIN BROWN
One Volume. limo. Cloth.
"a Remarkable book every respect and cuoasy intsn
from beginning end John lived with all bis ixht
and the Life he writes is, abundance ald variety q as
and comic ups taoFns,as good play. experiences
PaTOOk Of s the quick changes bossrOgs hustle, ruds
English fair they presented In MS
volume thy Afford picture Of the tines he lived iaeeasy
moved in, which, much Of its bold hsnlng ~
passed By spirited pencils than those Of Fielding Ross
The moral c you hroagh tho busting tsa q
o. unmisaa application for every 6ue youns l
low OF sound natural principles hast shoulder his Esy
70 good citizenship sEd a share q social iHauenes.
neglected child Juvenile offender, ingeuioas vlgs-
bond shoemaker, soldier ACTOR soT, publican tl-
lard keeper, councillor and auor Mr.. Brown
has world fOrs years. and he ahsatngy describes
all that he has with fidelity Of memory and straightforward
simplicity OF style
RECEEzLT RECETFED
THE FOSTER BROTHERS Being ne History q he school
and College Life Ct tFO young men, 1voI. Emo
ONWARD; Or, The Mountin ClambesEs; Tale Of Progress
by Jane Ana Winscam. ] VOL I2mo.
PASSAGES FROM THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF siOSEY
LADY MORGAN. vol I2lnO, cloth.
BRYAST's LETTERS ERcN SPAIN. vol, Emo
W 2. BERRY 4 CO..
apis Public squArs.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-16
The IS COnservative OpPOsitiOn ''-where

Of what is the " Conservative Opposition Of
which We now hear 60 much in Southen Knew
Nothing papers, compOsedi And pheTs is this
"cOnservative Opposition 2" When people are ask
ed to emigrate from good homes, they naturally
enough desire to knew something of the clay OF the
land and the locks of the people" on which and
among whom they are advised to locate. We re-.
ceive the declaration that
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-16

NEGRO woman somewhat advanced in years, good 1ier
and ordinary cook. Persons wishing to purchase 1s 49,
% -, r,,. No. % Cedar strsqt,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-16
Nntkins' AddiIiOn.

ON Thursday the 5th day Of Nay nez on he preniss4
roposs 70 az public sale - bots in this adtcuf
dfaiey IN neghborhood Of the City Park The lots tront
o. washington. Hamilton and ether Streets are loo eet s
and 200 rs fret deep.
The Lots are al Of soil we'll covered With forest asl IN
m itg PARK and present Desirable locations for the Eh0 via
at and comiortas homes their families, the baslssS
Of the city.
Plots with fun description Of the Lots viii be ready in fs
days.
TERMs-One two and three years, for notes s-tiesolg
secured PAYABLE In bank, bearing interest and lien rsan
saIs ~ III o'eloel A Nj A-V. .LlNDSLEf.
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FashionnbIe Daneing.

AR. IN. GOODWIN has the honor to announce %
w the Ladies and Gentlemen Of NASHVILLE AID vicinys
& he will commence series Of nstruciisns In the petite A.
~ Dancing on Saturday morning, April l6hi a. oeoe< A
and 0'clock Ieaideucs over Mr. becn sofss
on olers street clss Of gentlemen viii commence on
Tuesiay 9th At past correct and graceful ~
~ ran Room and Paror Dances viii be taught Ladies Ad
sntsen wishing improve themselves in this elean ae
partraent vii please early appi-Ions Is Mr. Hooh
can only teach one Session this spring-
Aprill4-i3t.
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FRENCF SOFT HATs
TAN SALE.--HICKMAN COUNTY.

WTHEREAs the taxes the following lands lying Kick
w county, have not been paid for year 1855 and
whereas the Circuit Court for county its February term
1872 condeDned said lands TO sold for thereon
Therefore, as Tax Collector for said for said year,
viii expose the following Tracts OF LAM the first
Monday in July next satisfy the taxes, costs and
expenses the same, to-wit:
One Tract in district No 4, containing l25 acres, valued at
S0O taxes 81 cts clerks fee 81 81 collectors fee 81 %, print
er fee 81 80 Listed in the Of Patty Wech's heirs
One other Tract in district No contracting $50 acres valued
at $780, CO cts clerks fee So Collectors fee O.
One other Tract district s. containing 50 acres valued
at 50 taxes 60 cts. clerks fee so, collectors co.
printer lee 81 80 LISTED the name Of VIM Crutcher
One other Tract in district No & containing Ga
at $500 taxes 81 90 clerks fee 81 So csleeer fee 81 W,
printers lee 81 80 Listed in the name Of Peyton Sowe
One other Tract in district No containing acres valued
at So, clerks fee 81 So collector fee co. print
er's fee 81 80. Listed in tie name o. B. FOWLS.
One other Tract in district containing 30 acres valued
PRIMER Zee 81 d Listed IN the name Of Daniel Forester.
One other Tracin district Ne :, aiming acres va uei
at SlU0 taxes 20 cts CLERKS fee 81 So Collectors CO.
printers fee 81 80 Listed name Of Marx Blacks heirs
Said lands will be sold to the highest bidder for cash, the
Court house door in Centreyle, the satisfaction Of
WM p Ships
apl5-w3t Tax Collector for Hickman Co.
n CIRCUIT COURT at LIN DE2N.--Geo II Wise
Cs Fidea Walker, ct slsPetiton Land-On motion
ol by has solicitor and appearing to the satsfac
uo OIL @ CsrE Master from an allegation in complainants
bill which sWoTn to, that the defendants Fiiela Walker
briel aker, AMI Benjamin K. Wise, residents
state oil Tennessee It IS ordered that publications. made FOR four
successive weeks in the Union and sscd newspaper pub
shed in the city OF Nashville, requiring said residents
appear at the next term Of The Circuit Court to be held for the
county Of Perry at the CourShouse in the town OF Linden
3ionlay IN c0mpanants bill,
the all e pro eonesJ for hearing ex
parte 5 them B. G. HICKMAN, G & II.
api5-w4i, prs fee S..
EeEEITE0N FOR RaYORCE3.-- Hiram Laceyrs
3harlOts LacyIi appearing the satisfaction Of this
that tie defendant Charlotte Lacey, an nhatant Of
Of Tennessee ordinary process OF law can
served her, Il is therefore ordered by Clerk
publication be made IN the NashYie Union and Anericd
newspaper published in the city Of Nashville Tenn.
successive weeks requiring tie ai Charlotte Lacey to appear
beoe the Judge Of next Circuit Court
county OF Robertson, at the Court House in the OF Spring
field, the second Monday IN June to
plead, demur tie eompingnts filed in said
Court against hr for divorce the will con
fessed AMI set Tor hearing ex paTte.
apl5 VS., prsiee IS JNo.s. HUTCEIs0N, Clerk
safe OF negro Man.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-16

NEW BOOKS.
ThsLsdy Of he Isle rousancs from raj he 81 Ms soush.
uorths author Of Rstriousion,' s India,v etc.
Picsuresef County LIE, BY Alice Cary
Iadys 3ianual Of Fancy Media Work.
Erie {; q LlaIeby Little, taeof Koslyn school.
Tie Losing and Tassng Of Manrsul.
Empire Of Austria, BY John s. c. Abbott.
Diaryef Lady Morgan.
Securing Ct the White Horse-iustz1ted.
Ths Methodist Preacher, volumes.
Buckiaaas ouriosites Of Natural History.
Ethel's Lou Life, novel By Margaret Sweat.
Father ard Daughter, By Miss Bremen.
sybiI ersy-Triamphs q Virtue
Lady Of Albarous, By LEOPARD
Rob Roy, for Is cents
Guy MannsriBg q cents
For .alsS JOHN YORK s CO.
NEW BOOKS.
THE RED SCOUT; or The Outlaws Revenge By the author
Of "The Regulators Of Arkansas"
DEATH OF THE TRAITOR or, The Black Dragons. By
Captain James Grant.
THE YOUNG DUCHESS or, Memoirs Of Lady Of Quality.
By G. ". NJ. Reynolds.
DOR's NEW PATENT SERMONS. By DossJr.
For Alsb BY S.HAGAN,
api0-R 80 Market st.
If WORK, ON ne subject Of Chess Playing together
With me assortment Of cnEss HEN, just received by
aplO-sf % Marketss
Fancy Note and Letter Papers.
100 Reams Extra superhne Ladies Bath
leo Note Paper assorted
Just receiTea By T. HAsAN'
aplO-u % Market st.
Slntes and Slate PCneilss
800 Dozen superior hardrame STATES Of various Sizes So
OOO SLATE PENCILS, just received BY F.HAGAN,
ap1O-6 ~ MarNet ST.
SUNDAY SCHOOL BOOKS.
The Publications Of the AsericaH Sunday ScAsOz LOn in
large Quantities, sails, publication prices, By
+. HAGAN,
aplO-1 80 Market st.
A Book for the Times.
Treatise; or, Speculative PhilanthrOPhy
THE HOT CORN QUESTION ENLARGED.
BXAcI1IzEN TEErOTALToM.
st tell you its saanehous ldn and looks well at Dis
tance: is you'rn gwine up 10 it."
Printed in Nashville for the Author
For sale in Nashville, only by HAGAN & JOIthSOhs
p s-Don't all come at once for this FUNNY BOOK
app
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TEETH!l
DIR. Il. RUSSELL.

= Is constantly inserting fun and part -
Q[IfYrfSseHof ArdaeiaI Teeth. Having sseursdllIf1S
the one q the best Meehan Dsnsis Of he EoFh
and fitted up his larie-y purpOss carrying his
department Of his profession The fullest Heb
prepared DO business lEsg east, vs nost
and south, and would say citizens persoas visiting
Nashville Ps poe Of having Dental Operations perform
cd that securing TIE R., their VIII
executed ina
Prompt, Neat and Substantial Manner.
He al bu. the best and viii in every
guaraatee his work to give entire satisfaction
As an evidence Of the estimation placed upon hin ~ %
tsnts he would beg leave to inroduss following crHs
from gentlemen we'll and fvorably known in this com unys
Dr. RussErL having performed Dental operations in many
departments profession upon myself ether members q
family, have hesitation in saying that he ssaI
operator and bis work is we'll done.
WuL- J. PoLx
?. c. DgSIssroE,
March ], 1883, ". Il. PoLE.
Rooms
In the house formerly occupied By Captain EHIlss,
No. n Cherry street,
NEARLY OPPOSITE THs POST oFFICE
IL The profession ean furnished with Gold Plate sOldFs
Clasps, 40, sc. aPT-dsE&Wa
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P. 7. scRUGGs, Esq then a resident Of Missis-
sippi,-alWsys a Wing or Know NOthing-didn't
vote for FILLMORE, because " he stood no chance '
Mr. Sauces now announces his determination to
vote for Mr. NETHERLAND. WhereupOn the Banner
excaims: The way they are COMING IN" AS Mr..
ScRUGos has heretofore shown that his principle is
not to vote for q man who stands no chance, the
Banner would more appropriately have headed the
announcement of his determination, Chow he is
Sucked mi"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-16

COMBS, BRUSHES, UMBRELLAS.
10RTE M0NylES, Beck Purses, Razors Turkish Towels
&c, and variety OF otter things, received for by
J. II MCGILL,
Furnishing and Fancy Store,
apl6 Corner Of Square aud College street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-16

Democratic and steal are generally understood to
be synony terms, a. least by many of The mems
bers Of the party -BaaHer
Before the Banner makes such sweeping denunci-
stions, might not be advisable to review the hsto>
ny of some of the officials placed in Office by the
Know Nothing party in 1855? Then, as now, the
democrats were denounced for extravagance and
dishonesty, and We we're told that the Know. NJ 9TH
ings laboring to restore the Government to the
hands of honest We insist that, before trust
ing these promises now, we be told the effect of
such trust on the State Treasury in 1855.
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Where 90 bny the Best Hats.

FENHE opening Spring sud The superb assortment Hats "
Attracting unusual numbers to the eabl shmeut -
OF WATER NALKER. Th popular opinion -
prevail that their styles better their prizes than
usually found in the city.
AM TTar7Tra rr.a- r-nn
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" n a II "A y = n - a Il 4 II IA
espa RICH Parts Imperial Chips Leghorn Goaerd, III
eOrophen and English, Crape, Pamela Belgium WV
SaA strsws etc Withsilk 3lond and Point Lace, ~
- Cohufs, Bulbs, and Trimmings. The riches. ~
and most beautiful and select anddesgns that artistic skill
possibly design for Spring Summer and infants and
Misses Hats Flats and TuTbans And that every lady
pleasure 10 attend all We have likewise rich Carnitur
sets Of lovers for parties and bridal appointments and
500 boxes Paris Flowers for BOnnet low prices Black Lace
Prints Stella StraW Lace Wells EmbrCidered Handkerchief
Lace Sets Csrs Fans rich Pa lair PINS, and Ornamental
Combs &c, These goods imported by ourselves, and selected
BY Mrs. Wise o the ist houses AZ New York viii be soil
unusual low a; the Old stairs No 46 Union street,
next door 70 the state Bank Ll6 n Mis- WISE, Agt
SHIRTS AND IN DElSWEAR.
E.TE rpt Of srpefh Shirts Of the
latest pateras warranted 10 fit Eeil male in
first rae STYLE Also every variety Crwer OF
silk, Lse Thread Cashmere Merino, Cotton, Muslin Sc &C.
Tor sale by apl6 J. II. McGILL.
TIES, STOCKS AND GLOVES.
EUsT receve choice lot Of New Ties Stocks Gloves Pocket
% Hanlkerche suspenders &c, embracing all the
styles. for sale ~ J. II. McGILL,
DRESSING ROLES.
EUsT variety of Robes Chsmbfe various prices
81 apt1 60 !. "a McGILL
SHIRTS COLLARS.
RECEIVED his day, every variety Of shr Collars Of the
: aPi5 IS '-''''' JH MoG1LL.
OANESI CANES!!
EUsT received large assortment OF Canes, WIaebone,
80 Ebony Gutta Persha, Hickory, &C, forsale by
apl6 J. H. McGILL:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-10

SALE OF THE IcARIAN PROPERTY At NAuyon.
On Monday ofast week the property Of the
Icarian Community at Nauvoo, in Illinois,
was sold. The debts of the Community
amounted to $4,000, and to secure them IN
assignmento of the property had been made
A portion of it sold for enough to pay OIL
the debts, and $1,000 worth was left unsold.
The temple lot and the ruins of the structure
sold for 81 350 the school house for s., 900, and
the Distillery for S6,j50. The Community
have purchased tract of IL, 900 acres Of land
in Adams county, Illinois, and are about to re-
move thither. This Community was formed
in France in lS4S, by NJ. Cabet Sixty-nine
of the number composing the original com
pany came to this country in that year, and
settled ON the Red River, in Texas.
Twenty days after they left France the
Revolution occurred, and NJ Cabet and his
friends being unfriendly to the new Govern
ment, came to the United States in sufficient
numbers to raise the the Red River Commu-
nifty to about five hundred. Their origina;
location not being satisfactory, they removed
to Nauvoo in lS49. Here after few years.
the Community became jealous of the power
assumed by NJ. CADET, and appointed another
superior, NJ. Girard. Cabet, offended at this,
left and removed with several others of the
Society to st. Louis, where he died about two
years since. The Community has been
weakened, also, by other causes, until now it
numbers only about one hundred and eighty.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-10
Uu. ARRASGEMENTs.-The follow
.,s III, present Mail arrangements at

.sy- Mail ARRANGEMENrs'-ihe l''io" .
a,. ~ rbe present Mail arrangements at
~, ~, llr,andria Post Office -
", ynr,bern Nail will close, daily, at l ana y
~ n m, except ON Saturdays-then at o.
40 ~ y, There is Il mail for Washington City
o' MA, Q p. m, on Saturdays.
'- Nil f,- Richmond, Va, and all South OF
,..a,,,ni vii, close AT :. a. IN, and p m, ex-
,.,',o Spllvs then at )! an.
w.. Nal, for the Orange and Alexaudris and
v'.,..,sN.p Railroads.. Warrenton, Middleenrs,
A"T.,rs,x e. H.. close daily 1T ,! a. IN. There
s4- Ill .,r IN. Mana.sas Gap Railroad on Sun
r,. Nail for the Leeshurs r"ate viii! close on
v'ni,7,. Wednesdays, aud Fridays. at P. m.
T,,.,i.amail for Lcesburg. Yia Baltimore anu
ns,, Railroad. closing at p. m, ON Iuesdays'
Thursdays, aud sundays.
r,, Mail for tho Aliie route will close at q. IN,
thy. Thursdays. and Saturdays.
r,, N,iI for the Occoluan route will close at
- T9e.i,y,. Thursdays. and Saturdays.
Tn, Mail for the Theological Seminary will close
,,srn. daily except Sundays.
rb. n ii for Norfolk. Portsmouth, and the East
,,D Shore ofvrsiua, closes Mt and p. m, except
N St,urisys-then Al y. m !
The Otice will open every day (except sunday J
=, y O'Clock. \. ". close daily ut 7. NJ, and
,,l no on,rod from /! to sP. NJ. for delivery Of
-. mail, which strives at p. NJ, from the North.
Oi,s hour. Oh Sunday from to A. M, and
rom 10 3. T. VI.
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FRENCH DYEING AND SECURING EsTAB
LISHMENT

nin KINGS STREET. 0In
E-fJ GRAPE SHAWLS, Sfv
SATINS, VELVETS, SILK,
W00LEN and COTTON GOODS.
Dyed in any color desired.
CARPETS, CURTAINS, every kind of
SHAWLS, BLONDS, &c,
Blea?hed to look as good ~ new.
LADIES and GESrLEHES's GARMENTS cleaned in
the very best style.
STRAW BONNETS and FLATS bleached and
cOlored.
MONSIEUR BIEDOUN,
From Paris, having taken charge Of the aboye
named establishment already favorably known
for its fine work, begs the citizens of Alexandra
and vicinity to bestow upon him tho fIAd patron
age it has hitherto enjoyed. His long experience
in the line will be guaranty to the public that his
work will be dono in the most desirable style; and
he will spare efforts, that every order entrusted
to him will meet with tho promptest dispatch
fs- Goods for the establishment will also les
received at p. SELDNER'S Fancy and Millinery
Store, l5i King street sep 6--eo3m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-10
ALEXANDRIA AGENCY OF THE NEW-Y0RK
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.

ACCUMULATED ASSETS OVER $500, 900.
p. j. MURPHY VI u. M5;,,y Eynmi,,rs
CIV. CHANCELLOR. VI. D.
l. LOUIS KlNZER. [gsh al Ai'|dp6r'd
rNIIE profits Of this Company onurc exclusively
J. to the benefit of the assured, and have aver
aged not less than 81 per cent. Per annum on the
premium paid.
Forty per cent of the premium loaned to the in
surcr. without security. Forms of application for
insurance, and any information respecting It, VIII
he furnished, (without charge,) by application to
the agent. my 6--"aw6m
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GEORGE SIGGERS

BOOK BINDER AND PAPER KULER
Ne. IS Prince Street, orporite the Gazette OHce
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
NIuSIC. Magazines. and Old Books bound il
Nl any style. also RULE, and make t" order
any description Of BLANK BOOKS. which vii
warrant to e made "f the best paper and materials
aud hound in the strongest manner Bank Officers
Bankers. Merchants Clerks "f C"urs, Hotel Keep
els. Insurance Companies, and al! VII" want Blank
hooks arc respectfully invited to give me II call.
tc
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-10
ALEXANDRIA STEAM DYEING, CLOTH
DRESSING, and SECURING EsTAB-
IISHMRNT

A. ID. WAKEFIELD, FROPRIEToR.
NTERCIlANTS and others respectfully in
ltl vted to examine the superior style IN which
goods are CLEANED aud DYED ut my establish
mcnt, No. u, Fairfax street, (oid stand,) whero
everything appcrtaining to a well regulated cstab
lishment Of the kind can be done in n superior
manner, at moderate prices. GOODS forwarded
to any part Of Virginia and Maryland with dis
patch, safely and carefully packed.
call is respectfully solicited. You vii! find
me at all times at my post. ready and willing I"
accommodate all desiring my services.
aug lS-3m
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IAM : -
ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY

INVITE the attention of the publi" to the tacili-
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 tho East To Baltimore. Phila-
delphis, New York, Boston. Providence. Hartford,
&C., leave our office daily. at IL! "'csck, A. NJ.
EXPRESSES for the South, to Richmond, Fred
ericksburs. Petersburg, Lynchburg, and for points
in North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia. Ala
bama. and Tennessee, leave daily, Mt u l, A. NJ.
Our EXPRESSES aro always accompanied ny
careful and trustworthy messengers and the public
can rely upon all business entrusted to u bcinG
done with safety, punctuaity, and despatch
RATRs.-From Baltimore, 81 cents per lou lbs;
from Philadelphia 81; from New York, l,3o.
~ No packages of goods taken by weight. un-
less weighing over 2o0 Tbs.
jan 20--tf K. W. FALLS, Agent.
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ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA.

1852. FALL SUPPLIES. ISIV.
WE ARE NOW in receipt by packets A. II.
w Manchester, Searsvile, Andover, &C., from
Boston, of our FALL SUPPLIES Of BOOTS,
SHOES, HATS, CAPS, &c, to which we invite
the attention of Merchants and Dealers. These
GOODS have been bought direct from the manu-
facturers in New England, under the most sdvan-
tageous circumstances, which enables US with con
fdence to assure purchasers that we are prepared
to, and will sell them, rs low and upon as accom-
moLaing terms as they can obtain similar goods
in any ,t the Northern markets; thereby saving
them at least the cost Of transportation and com
missions.
Merchants and wholesale dealers are respectful
ly requested to examine our stock before making
their purchases e. A. BALDWIN x CO.,
sen 3-colm Prince street Wharf
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ALEXANDRIA & WASHINGTON RAILROAD


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 tic Cars. at the following hours :--5:l5 5,
9:l0, 1910 ll:10, and 1910, A. NJ, l:i5, 3:lo,
4:lo, $40, 6:lO, and 7:lo p. NJ.
Passengers from Washington to Alexandria, will
take the Omnibuses at the Office of the Company,
as follows:-6, 1850, 9. TO- II, and II, A. NJ LOO,
3, 4, s, 4, and Z, +. NJ.
On Sundays. the hours will be: Leave AleAan-
iria at9:lO 1910; and li:l0 A. NJ l:ij, $40, i:ln,
5:lU, $40, and 7:l0, T. NJ.
Leave Washington at q, 10, II, A. NJ, l:3o, :, a,
8. q. and 7. p NJ ap l3--tf
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GREENS MANSION HOUSE,

CORNER OF CAMERON ASD FAIRFAX SITS.
yINHIS cll-known and POPULAR HOTEL
i having undergone THORGtGH RENO|A-
TION cDd REFERNiSHiNG.i is now open, with
everything complete, for the convenience and ar-
conunodati"m OF B0ARDERS and TRAVELLERS.
10" The Proprietor has secured the services nf
GEORGE l.. STEWART and SAMUEL +.
GREGORY. under whose joint management no
pains will he spared {" sustain The reputation Of
tho HOUSE a. a FIRST GLASS HDTEL in
every respect. James hREEN.
Aieyundria February l. lS52-dtf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-10
ARRAN 1859.
HOURS OF DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS
r., GEORGE PAGE and .T- =
t.ss TH0S. C0LLYER. -

From Washington-Steamer GE0RGR PACK
att, 9. and II, a. m, l2i, 3, S, and 81 p. m.
From ws.hinston-Stsamer THOS. COLLfER
ats TO- n. m.. H. m., 2, 8, and 8, p. In.
From Alsxandria- Steamer GEORGE PAGE
u3,S 10. a. H., IL; W., II. 4. and 81 p. m.
From Alcxsndria Steamer THOS. COLLYER
-.t7a II II. H.. /, ). and p. H., except Tues.
t.y aud Friday mornings, when tho COLLl Ek
will run her regular trips to MOUNT VERNON,
nhercoiorc, aud omit her trips between Waahlng-
ton and Alexandria from = n. III, to r. IN. only.
The 81. 81, II. ~, and 2t p. IN. boats from Alex
shlrs connect with the trains Of the Baltimore and
Ono Railroad for the North and West.
The 6t a. M. and It y. III. boats from Washing
tp connect with tho trains of the Orange and Al
sIsniria Railroad for tho South and South West
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