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LOCAL NEWS.

NoITcr.- DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA ApyxRrr.r.
MINIS TO EE INSERTED IN THE BALTIMORE suN
AK REcEIyED AT AND FORWARDED FROM TIKI
STAR OFFICE.
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By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
FNRUSrEE'S SALE OF GRO n ERIL

By J: G. CURE & CO.. Auotioneers. .
'I'kuSTEE'SSA LIZ OFTW o SMA III. BRICK
II HOUSES AND Lois ON "a STREET BETWEEN
SisSiNA ,yENUE AND SOUTH f. srRRRr-Dn
SATt RDAH AFTERNOON, October list. at s
ocloek On The premises by virtue of deed of trn,t
dtt March %. 1854, and duly recorded in I.iber A
- N. III fohos lib, l9 and 100, one of tn land REG
oids tr washing ION county, 1 shall sell Lots Nos
l4snd ID, In Todd 8 subdiI sion of Square No ST.
fronting each 81 feet on "A street west, between
virginia avenue and south r. street running hack
lis fe 10 inches to plblic alley gether with the
improvement, consulting Of two well built two
story brick Houses. with back build Bgs covered
with tn and slate, and cOnta ming SIX rooms each
Terms Tine fourth cash the residue in g. II and
Is months, with interest, secured by deed Of trust
on tn premises. ~ CAIIAN Trnstae ~
sell eo&ds J c. Mcguire co, Aucts.
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MINIS DaRss SUITS,
vo, News Bs,i~sss Ssi:s,
Youths Business Snits,

- Childrsn's School Spits.
NOAH WALKER & Co., Marble Hall Clothing
Store, Browns Hotel Building, would respectfully
announce that their annual display of Fall and
winter Clothing Is now ready for ins pection II
" comprised OF an assortment of Gentlemen's and
Youths Clothing of the newest and richest desig ma
In material, trimming, and workmanship.
TO those who study excellence with economy in
offered Tor selecting from the most attractive stock
duoed prices. an Sa1,y
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D.. NEW CARPET ROOMS.

a., NEW CARPET ROOMS.
OCR NIB. PERRY is again in the New York
market, and we poet ~ few days to have ali our
large rooms c9mrletely fitted with every thing that
L. new, Stylish and desirable in CARPETS and
WINDOW FURNITURE. His att n,iOn is es !.
Pecay diTseted g the purchase Of the land soonest
LIONS, together with q choice lot of bI ght And
small 81 pattern iNGRaIHS and other low priced
CAkfETiNOS,a all OF which, vi h what il now in
store, will be sold at less than the usual Washing
ton city rates Not only buyers but all Others are
invisa 70 Visit cur show rooms and examine our
=. " The friends and acquaintances of Mr.. WIN.
E.pHoNDs: SO favorahiy known In the carpet
traue o our GUY the past ctfully
notified that he has formed a business connexion
with our house, where he would be pleased to see
l.. F.PERRY & CO.,
Upper Rooms "Perry Building"
se 1851 Corner Pa. avenue and eth st.
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:. SANFoRD's LIVER INvIGoRAToR.-It advertIses
Itself on every trial, for there none who use II
mouth to mouth, till all the people of the Union
have learned the good Of this truly va liable medi
ohS It's recommended, WI tn testImol als to prove
rs virtue for the cure Of liver complaints of every
KIND, from tho most Dysp ;psia to a common head
ache and is particularly adapted to Jsundic,. De-
ra"ged stomach. Bowel c piaints, and disea es
oil children. Sold by all ID uggists. Sc Is 2wr
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AUCIIOU RALn
By A. GREEN, Auotioneer-

- ~ "a VNEENs AnctlOne0r
L OF FOR SALE UNDER ACT OF COW
IL GRRss-Bnder act of Conrress. apnyav,sa az
dispose Of square as, the trnstee viii ofsrY s,Is
on MONDAY the Sd Of October next n az o,c"ci
p. m Ia ont OF the premises, Lots 2, s. a q y p
g. 10 IS II, Is And Is. in said SO usre Gontinr
on nott IN ,, West sixth and Boundary streets
~ OF the interior, and the deeds puichssers Al
this ale viii bear his written approval The title
naNing be- derived by the society direct from the
GoveFnmei il Of course perfect
Ierns; t,ne- fourth cash tue residus in 6, ~, n
ara = NOR tbs for notes b. airing interest secured
ov aeed 81 nst rpOn the premises.
BIZ triPc Of the trustee. 80
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TAYLOR A. HUTCHINSON,

i No. a LoaisiaNa az, OPP. Centre Markst Space,
Arc now openi az Q splendid stock Of ALL DRY
GOODS, comprising every variety of new goods
O this season, such as Ladies' Dress Silks, Silk
Plaid ShawIs CIosks, Cloth Busters, English Cali
Goes, Housekeeping Goods Ia great va iety, Gloves,
nels arms, all colors, French Work Of every dss-
cnption Clothes, Cas,imere. and yestinss, ladies'
blankets, &o., &c. Many Of the above goods are
just from the New y ork auctions, ahd We are now
One price, marked IN plain kguras ,eIe aw
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BY A GREEN, Anotroneer

AUCtIOne6r.
HANDSOME EESTOR FRAME
HOUSE AND LOT on VIRGINIA AVENUE. Bs-
TWEEN STH ASp 10TH STREETS WEST, AT AUt TIoN
VI. EDN ESDAl the 18th Instant, 1 shall cell,
IN 'front.' oil the premises at O'Clock D. IN lot C,
10 hI5ys subdivision of lots II and IL, In sauare
no. SS Iro' ting on the north slide If Virginia ave
que, between 9Th and 10th streets west, rnr ming
DICK 10 2 foot ley. with the imp. ovements
which are a handsome tn story Frame House
with two, story back building, containing IL or rs
con'enlehty ar,ansetroOms aud passages 10
Terms: One fourth cash balance in g. II ia and
sale i' uo' vi
disputabe. A''0 III
ANY person wishing 70 purchases handso ne res
dhce IN hne locality will do we'll to attend the
eal' Use ZZ-u) A. GREEN. Auct
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The PUBLIC SCHOOL QUESTION IN WASHING
ToN-h. Editor: In reply to the communica-
ton Of "A Catholic in Thursdays Star 1 have
in the first place, merely to say that il ian erro-
neous coloring" was given by ME to the late pro-
ceedings Of the Young Catholics Friend Society.
u was altogether unintentional on my plrt and
In this connection 1t may be appropriately men,
toned that derived my information from GEN
tleTnan who was present at the meeting and par-
ticipated In the proceedings
Ii Is evident that "a CatLoIic'' has misunder-
stood not only the spirit but the plain language of
my communication. As to my being mischief.
maker and wishing to sow dis:ord among
brethren" the charge is not worthy of denial, as
the repicant hrmself admits that il has for its
foundation merely his imagination!
Passing by the eStraneous remarks OF "a Cath
onc and Pereeiving no necessity for an extsslded
reply To his production, 1t is sufficient for HE to
say that, with knowledge of the proceedings of
that meeting including the peculiar character Of
certain resolutions and the facts attending the
conpromise, aud the election Of the indepen-
uShl ana eloquent president, honestly, though
perhaps enormously, concluded that :: a liberal
Poity Oh differentiation and Christian harmony
had oeeh lnaugurated with respect to the public
schools. FrTI
WATCH RETURSs.-James Hager. larceny: ia,l
Jas. whalen, assault and battery, and drnnt and
disorderly; fine and costs, slI house "a,
days in default of payment Augustine Chase.
Henry Chustem, Migrants; workhouse Go DAYS
hlchaIu buckley, w iilain Livingston, do; dis
missed with lecture. Bridget Carroll, drunk
and disorderly; work house gu days Patrick Bres-
nahan, do fine and costs, S3.l5.
EDIToK STAR: Your paper Of last evening says
:. II is stated in dispatch to the Chesapeake and
Ohio Canal Company that no further transportation
will take place on the canal during the present
season" No such dispatch has been received at
the office Of the company, but the Information re-
crived is that the navigation will probably be
resumed in thirty days Respectfully yours,
September %, 1850. WIS. RIyssoLp.
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COVERS SULTANA SAUCE,
- FoR HoT OR COLD DIsHKs OF ALL Klsps
This most delicious and an nett sing Sauoa 80 a


vented by the renowned
" Soyer," on his return
from the Crimea, and since
his decease is manufactur
cd by CROSSE d BLACK
WELL, London, from the
origlns recipe. The mAa-
ufacturers simply ssk for il
q tria., convinced that il
must add to the already
large consumption, aud
that il will prove itself IN
Ga ualled, either as = stlmu-
liant to the appetite or an
aid to digestion.
n
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CHICKERING &sONs' FINE PIANOs-By
~ steamer due on THURSDAY, shall be in receipt
Of two Of chickering's very best octave fianos.
Cal and see them. Did Pianos taken in part yeY>
m NJ tss3l joan 2, ELLIS,
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How STOLEN GOODS ARE DISPOSED OLA few
days since. Adam Lindsay, deserter from the u
s. service, was taken in this city by Officer Allen,
and carried to the barracks at Carlisle Pa On
the way thitlIer, Lindsay disclosed to the officer
number Of felonious operations Of which he was
cognizant, and stated that the goods We're deposit
ed al places which he named. Upon his return to
the city, Officer Allen, with Officers Wise and
himball. determined to investigate the matter:
and, obtaining search warrant, proceed d yts-
terday afternoon TO the house of Enoch Ward a
dealer IN clothing, on Louisiana avenue, between
Ninth and Tenth streets, and there seized upon a
trunk containing variety Of articles-as ladies
CATERS. shoes, parasOls two silver watches watc
chains, sleeve buttons, &c; about two dozen bot
ties OF olive OIL lot of tin ware; three shlwls gen
uemen's; lot Of towels; three pairs of rubbcrs la
dies; two pac kages new shirts; lot Of umbrellas
three silk dresses; beaver-clOth over:oat nearly
new ono clothes brush, bristle mark d" j. f. w
Thompson one dessert spoon marked &C w .
Boteler; one new carpet bag; four feather pillows
aud mattress; lot of French prints chId:s dress
lady's shawl; lot of carpenters tools and all ac-
cordeon. The proprietor (Enoch Ward) was ar
rested, and gave bail for further hearing. In the
mean time, other information having been re-
celVed. the search will be continued for further
deposits
Thedisclosures in this case 90 to show that there
Is an exchange trade in stolen goods carried on
between various cities, to prevent identification
As, Tor instance. goods stolen In Washington are
sent To Baltimore, Philadelphia, and New York
10 De disposed Of, and rice rerSa.
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EvERYBODT should remember that the rain has
caused Odd Fellows Hall to be thinly attended
during the last two nj yhts and also bear i'm mind
Bll1 viii positively be here only two nj 2 hts and
Two afternoons more. Goand take your LADY, she
Will get piece Of music and you will both laugh
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By A. GREEN, Auctloneer.

By A. GREEN, Auctloneer.
VAkUABLE BUILDING LOTIN THE FIRST
slant sbs a setI i6 f-Ds the 18Th in
c;ciock n., the following valuable Building Lots
Lot No. II, in Square No. ~, frontirg on north n
ppe n.s go and oath streets west containing
Lot No 5, in Square No. Al, situated at the corner
I noste Il and oath streets, containing 4,ll2
Lot NO. A. ia square No. ST. fronting on north l..
bstwten sd and oath streets, next to the corner
Lots Nos and eTnsaR,Hs 81 square feet
ssns q a aoG No. srd st.a
PERSONS wishing to p"rchase handsome buildins
lots are respectfully reques ted tn examine the beau
,lin locations Of all the above described property
they Will ma this sale worthy their attention.
Terms for Lots Nos and 6. In Square 81. made
KNOWN Emy IN ay Of sale perhaps it will be cash.
and Is mouths for notes bearing interest from day
saae died given and deed Of trust taken Title
srty. Csoi2-dj A. GREEN i,' Ap pctp
NJ THE BOvE sALEIs POSTPONED
ec CO.. uence OF the rain until WEDNESDAY, the
ssH A. GREEN, Auct.
II THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER
postponed IN consequence of the rain until MON
So 2 d A. GREEN, Auctr.
BY ]. C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctionee-s.
D0SlTIVE AND UNRESERVED SALE OF
NESDAY MORNING. September "a AT II n,c"I
out 9ese H ao TO cove1 s2oms we Saa sell with
y ys6yl fine I TOP hussS Wagon,
! seat tamily Carriage,
2large g. Passenger Phaton, buit to order and very
Also, q lot of Second hand Carriages and Bugg,.s
, PERSONS In want OF any of the above should attend
this sais as the work is Of the most superior kind
a7T wi positive a be sod to the highest bidder
days for satisfactorily endorsed notes, bearing in
se2ld &c. MCGUIRE & CO, Aucrrs.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR NITURE
L At AUCTGoN-tn "WEDNESDAY Y, the 2sIb in
ink housekeeping, at 10 o'clock M. at No. 40 :
Is ct eet between G and streets west, an ex-
cell mt assortmant OF Furniture, viz
Mahogany Sofa, ottOmans, Revolving and other
Mash"srny Dressing and other Bureau and wri-
MarblsC ntre, Qpartette, and other Tables,
FINE a,lit-irame French plate Mirror, and other
China, 'ilass and Crockery Ware,
Walnut and other Redsteads, and Washstands.
ding,
Window Curtains; Brussels and other Carpets,
a good lot of Kitchen Requisites. "'0'
With many Other rtIcles, which we deem un aeces
Terms cash.
seq St A. GREEN. Au,t.
BY A. GREEN. Auctiorteer
TRuSTEES SA l. f. OF OCERIES,
WINES, LIQUoRs, &C.. AT AUCTIoN On
TUESDAY, the 27Ih Instanr, i shall s.il. at 10
o'clock a. M, at the store of r. Levy No AGA nth
street, corner oi r, opposite the Patent Uf,a, an
Il &C., viz: 10y y '
Tea, Sugar and Coffee, Starch, Soap, Candles, ard
Sweet Oil.
Spices. Brushes, BroOms, Wooden and Tin Ware.
Baskets, Mackerel, Codfi sh. and Herrings
SAUCES. Iatsups, Indigo, Soda aud SaiaIatns Salt,
&C.. '
Fine brand Liquors and Wines, Old WhiskIes and
Hollard Gin, Cordias. Old Mint Julip Bitters. &c.
a hne lot OF Tobacco, Spanish Cigars Snuff Nc
sary To enuIaerate
Terms: All sums uEdsr So, cash over $50
credit OF 81 and days, for notes sat sfactoriIy en-
dOrsed, bearing interest.
M. A. MITCHELL, Trustee.
seN-u A. GREEN, Auct.
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ZEPHYkA WoRsT IEIP',,r,s NJ ZAP.
WH'2w between 9Th and 9Th SIS,
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THE CHEAPEST STORE
l. IN THIS CITY-is
GIBSON'S. No. Is Pa sy
~ w w between 9Th and 9th sts


$4,000 WORTH OF NEw GooDs THAT Musr pv
Run OFF IN FEW WEEKS.
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III THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER
postponed IN consequence of the rain until MON
DAY, the 26th instant, same hour.
SAP GQEEN
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Bv1J C. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auctiopeers

By1y q. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auctioneers
SUPERIOR ROSEWOOD PIANO FORTE,
~ E4CALLENT FURNIIlRE Nd EFFECTS AT PUB-
&c ApcTIoS-On TUESDAY MORNING, Octo-
PER ath At 10 o'clock at the residences Of Charles
T. Jet, Jr Esq on ST eet. between nth and 18th
prising- ~
superior rosewood seven octave round corner Pr
ano Fo'te, by VIM knabe & Co.
Handsome gilt frame Pier Glass Slab and Bracket
SUITE OF ionr blue and gold Dsnask Curtains, Cor
suite OF walnut damask covered Parlor Furniture
cohEs,ssting "ftwo Medallion Sofas and six Par
SIimson brocatelle covered Sofa and Arm Chair.
Marine top Centre and Sofa Tables, Bookstapds
Mlrror-hack w hatnot Fancy Chairs,
Velvet, Brnssels, and Three. Div Carpats Oilcloth
bronze Hat tree, Hal Chairs and Stove,
walnut carved leg Eatension Dining Table
Arm DINING Chairs, Lounge,
Set, Ao' O'"0 Di""oi
China, Glass and Crocksry Ware,
handsoma walnut Jenny Lind Bedsteads
w a!nct w ardnObes Dressing Bureaus
Washstands. Toll Sets, Looking Glasses
RANT Chamber Set, Mattresses,
Cane AID wood seat chairs. Rockers,
stoves, Kitchen Utensils, &c &C
Terms: $50 and under cash; over that sum q
credit OF g. and days, for salts actorily endorsed
Sc IS cod J. C. Mcguire 4 On Auo+s
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TH- NorST VERNOS's FREIGHT LIsT-The
st 81 Sates by this steamer due here to-rnor-
10" morning IS tie largest yet exhibiting great
in'rc->' Of her patrons. Il numbers near a bun
fr'd uJ;ic>. and among tIetn a large number of
cur most eNtr ~ houses: also many living In the
'!Hisr'Vf Il Tic adjoining States.
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1D~THE BOVE SALE IS POSTPONED IN
consequence OF the rain until WEDNESDAY, the
I'D instant, same hour. - "
IL d A GREEN .,o,
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~ c; Mcguire Il 90. AuctloReers
SIEAm ENGINE, MACHINERY. SHE DIS,
- AND Tools OF BRICK YARD AT PUgIIc Arc,
II . TUESDAY NOR MING, September
Zotn at ~ O'Clock, at the Steam Brick Mandatory
on the ana opposite Georgetown. near the Canal
Sld &c leading to- nston, we shall sell entire the
steam snglhe, achInery, PulvaTizer Sheds. FIX
lures, Barrows, and Tools, &C.: toy, thar with the
patent the District for the making OFF essed
brlck. The double machine and engin Of these
works are capable of making 30 Nn bricks daily and
the sale VIII afford rare opportunity ior a most
auVanlsseons Investment any one disposed to
Terms; &c, which will be liberal, made known
at the sale. ~ ~
sel4d J. C. MCGUIRE L CO.. Aucts.
IL THE ABOVE SALE Is UNAvOIDABIY
P5stp6ned. on account of the weather, "a iii
THURSDAY MORNING, Sept. I'D, same hour
ss2l-d JAS C. MCGUIRE 4 CO ,Aucrrs
ID-THE ABOVE SALE Is AGAIN POST
poned In consequence Of the i, ciemercy of the
weather. until WEDNESDAY MORNING, Sept
Sc sd JIS c. Mcguire & CO., Auct'rs.
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w, SEIDEN, Marshal
Be ID u Tor the District of Columbia

MARSHAL'S SALE.-Tn virtue of a writ of
~, w Rerl faeIas issued OF judsm Mt Of condeInna
Of the District of Columbia for the c0unty of
w nhI and to me directed, | val expose
OF w ashington, ini aid DIstr ct, on TIL ESDAY the
9th day of SEPTEMBER next, is5a, at 10 o'clock a. IA
one Gold Watch seized ard levied upon as the
goods and chattals of John p. Hilton gsrnIshee Of
Thomas f. Williams and " i'll he sold 10 SATISFY In
Alter and Wiston. VI
w, seldom Marshal
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we nope IIlty VIII snccced. Remember, BOYS
that "a faint heart never won a fair lady.
WE LEARN In reference to the union of the
First Baptist and Thrteenth-st. Baptist Churches,
that the former, which was constituted fifty-seven
years ago. retains it's original organization The
name is also preserved under the arrangement
and the Rev DR.. y. p. Hill is chosen pastor with
the Rev. DIR. Cole Is CO pastor for certain period
agreed upon.
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NAhSHA Sal. E.-ln virtue of two wrIts OF
the ClTcnt Court Of the District of Co umnia 70,
the county Of Washington and 10 me directed
Court House door of said county, on THURSDAY
tne lSh day OF October next 1859, at y O'Clock m
o. lendants night, hte claim and interest n AID
70 Lot No. 4, IN Square Moss, in the cit ofNash
lagtpn, IL. q, together wi h all and singular the
Improvements thereon. lied and levied upOu a.
the property Of Thos Bar EFT, and will be sod ~
san ~ Ju iIclals Nos. SO ard I78 to Nav term 1850
Hamilton & Leach. wv gu"
w GEL MN NJ.
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w, SELDEN Ma hal
Sc ~ Is 1 r the District Of Columbia

MARSHAL LIS SAl.E-ln VIRUS of n wit of
lvl h-T facias issued from the Clerl' Office Of a
Clrou tCG9t of the Diet. let of Columbia Tor the
county OF Washington, and to ma directed / will
Expos 10 public sale for cash. in front of the Con n
House door of said county, ON THURSDAY, the
18TH az Of October xt 1853, at IL O'Clock M the
Following described property, to wit: All defend
snts rIsh title, claim, and interest in and L. sui
Division No. 9 Of square No. 1884, la The { " of
Washington, ID. T. together with all and sII u Iar
the improvement thereon, seIzed and levied upon
as ne propsrt OF Robert VI. HARRISON, and will he
snid to SafIsiy JndicIals No. ~, to October term
1850 IN favor of Samuel James ''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-25

Mail ARRANGENESTs.-The following are
the present Mail arrangements at the Alex
sniria Post Ofice:-
The Northern Mail will close, daily, at l and .
o'clock. p. H., except on Saturdays-then at o.
clock. y. m. There is a mail for Washington City
onv. closing at Up. IN. on Saturdays.
The Mail for Richmond, Va, and all South OF
Richmond will close at d ~ IN. and p. m, ex-
c,p, on Suudays-thcn ut "a a. IN.
The Mail. for the Orange and Alexandria and
Manassas Gap Railroads, Warrenton, Middleburg,
and Fairfax e. H.. close daily at 81 q. m There
i. no mail for the Manassas Gap Railroad on sun-
DAYS.
The Mail for the Leesburg route will close on
MONDAYS, Wednesdays. and Fridays. at p m
There is mail for Leeshurs. via Baltimore ana
Ohio Railroad, closing at p. IN, on tuesdays
Thursdays. and Sundays.
The Mail for the Aldie route will close at a. m,
Tuesdays. Thursdays. and Saturdays.
Ths Mail for the Occoquan route Will close at
a. IN. Tuesdays. Thursdays. and Saturdays.
The Mail for the Theological Seminary will close
at : p. M, daily, except Sundays.
The Mail for Norfolk Portsmouth, and the East
ern Shore of Virginia closes at and p. m except
on Saturdays-then at p. m.
The Oficc will close daily at 64 m. except
Sundays-thcn it is open from to Pa ~, and from
5,o !! p. m, only.
The Northern Mail is ready for delivery BY .. m.
The Southern Mail is ready for delivery by p. IN.
ian l--tf
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x1scELLAxEous READ1Ns.
For TIE ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE.
RESPECTFULLY DEDICATED TO MISS MARY W.

RESPECTFULLY DEDICATED TO MISS MARY W.
'Tis strange that Art can weave face
So radiant and divine
So eloquent with thought and grace.
So beautiful as thine!
plainly see the warm blood seek
The blue veins on thy brow,
And glow upon thy heaithful cheek,
SO lovely seemest thou.
love thy dark eyes sunny glss;
There's something in its glance
That tells thy heart is fond and free,
And full of loves romance.
The dimpled lake. the sky's soft glow,
Can no such charms impart,
As those which thou dost gladly throw
Around the burning heart.
Oh! wilt thou break the silent spell
Which bound thy lips so long,
That each enchanting tune may tell,
That thou vert born for song.
To me, Arts melody but mocks-
For in the gilded South,
The softest, sweetest musc-boK,
Is woman's rosy mouth!
How fair these daughters of the sun,
These black eyed, sparkling things,
These jewels of the Holy One,
These angels without wings!
One golden look, one crystal tear,
One sweet emphatic word.
Is worth the wealth of Ind, so dear,
Or all we've seen or heard.
Alexandria, March Odd, 1859. E0LUS.
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Enclose the money to our address for the Tickets
ordered on receipt of which they will he forwarded
by first mail Purchasers can have tickets ending
in any figure they may designate.
The list Of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be
sent to purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
Gi.- Purchasers will please write their signatures
plain. and give their Post Office, County, and
State.
pr Remember that every Prize IL drawn and
payabe in full. without deduction.
H.y- All Prizes of 5 900 and under. paid imme-
diatey after the drawing-other prizes at the usual
time Of thirty days.
NOTICE To COHREsPoSDESrs.
Those who prefer not sending money my mail,
can usc THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
whereby money for Tickets, in sums of Ten Dol
lars and upwards. can be sent to us at OtR RISh
AND EXPENSE, from any city or town where
they have All Office. Tho money and order must be
enclosed in n "Gorernment Post Office Snmped En-
rciope" or the Express Company cannot receive
them.
All communications strictly confidential.
Orders for Tickets or Certificates, by Mail or Ex-
press to be directed to
WOOD, EDDY 4 CO.. Augusta, Geo.
or, WOOD, EDDY CO.. Atlanta, Geo.
or, WOOD. EDDY CO., Wilmington, Del.
ray- A list of the numbers that are drawn from
the wheel. with the amount Of the prize that each
one is entitled to, will be published after every
drawing, in the following papers Augusta (Geo.)
Constitutonalist, Mobile Register, Nashville Ga
ze,te. New York Weekly Day Book, Richmond
Dispatch. and Paulding (Miss.) Clarion.
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