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philadelphia.


!. Money is received every day, and in any
amount large or small.
2. FIVE PER CENT interest is paid for money
from the day it is put in.
8. The money is always paid back in GOLD,
whenever it is called for, and without notice.
4. Meney is received from EXECUTORS, ADMIN
isTRAToRs, GUARDIANS and others who desire to
have it in place of perfect safety and where
interest can be obtained for it.
5. The money received from depositors is in
vested in REAL ESTATE, MoNTG ACES. GnouSp
Rents and such other first class securities - tho
Charter directs.
6. OFFICE lisURs-Evcry day from 8 till 8
o'clock, and on Mondays and Thursdays till 8
o'clock in the evening
HENRY l.. BENNER, President.
ROBERT SELFRIDGE, Vice President.
WILLIAM j. REED, Secretary.
DIRECTORS:
Henry L. Bonner. II. Carroll Brewster,
Edward l.. Carter, Joseph Barry.
Robert Sefrilse, Francis Lee,
Samuel X. Ashton, Joseph Yerkcs
G Lambeth NUNS, Henry Ditfenderlrcr
GFFACE,
WALNUT ST., S. w. corner of Third ST.,
PHILADELPHIA
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-. ON AND AFTER
Friday, August 4tIl 1859,

e., The steamer Will
Y--l 22>n. DIN, Capt. William
rsSsseieSs1aa1sS,-,,SSsa;SaSiD Wilson, will leave
-S>s'-ss1-~ q eorgct ow n and
Fredericktown at ~ O'Clock NJ. Reybold's
Wharf at O'Clock p. NJ, touching at Better
ton on the Sassalras River, and Port Her.
man on the Elk River, and intermediate
points on the route to Philadelphia.
During the Fruit Season., u boat will run
alternate days to the Whilldin, leaving Will
mer's Point at O'Clock A. NJ, Georgetown
and Fredericktown at - O'Clock NJ, Rcy-
nold's Wharf and Turner's Creek at O'Clock
p. NJ, touching at Bstteyton, Port Herman,
and Intermediate points. Win leave Phila-
dclphia as heretofore. Aug 30, 1859
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CAUTION.
TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.

TO ALL HUM TT MAY CUNVEKN.
HAVING proved Priority of Invention before
l. L the Patent Office of the United States over
the so.called CHARLES b. LONELESS' SELF
GENERATING GAS BURNER on which proof
u Patent was granted me by the United States
bearing date the 18th day of October. 1858 This
is to CAUTION ALL PERSONS AGAINST MAKING
VENDING or USING TIE SAME, as all who so do
will be held responsible for damages as by the
United States Patent Laws made and provided
for such infringement of my Rights, and those
holding under me.
Also Igans the making, using or vending to
any parties the so-called JOHNSON'S DOMES-
TIC SELF-GENERATlNG GAS BURNERS ms
the same is an infringement of my Patents bear
ing date the I'D day Of June, 1888, and also Of
October 26th A. ID. 1888
ALONX0 NJ MACE,
June lS lS50-1y. Springfield, Mass
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SUGAR CANE MILLS.

CUGAR EVAPOR AT0RS. KETTLES, CAUL-
- DknNS. CLARIFYING PANS, STEAM
COIL KETTLES, Skmmers, Dippers, Molds,
Strainers, Filters Saccharometers Thermometers
etc, with information upon the subject Of making
Sugar etc, from Chinese Cane.
Having arranged with HopGERs. FREE & Co. Of
Cincinnati, o.. for license to Manufacture their
Improved SUGAR CANE MILLS and SUGAR
kETTLES, and having procured patterns from the
above named manufacturers, l furnish on
short notice any article in the line of Sugar Making
Apparatus. all well .ricd and of the most reliable
kind Also SCOTS LITTLE GIANT MILLS
for Grinding Corn in the Cob
For Catalogue and Treatise on Sugar Cane etc.
nclosc Postage Stamps addressed to
JAMES NEALL.
Spring Garden Iron Works.
Corner lIth and COATES Streets
July %, lSj9-3m PHILADELPHIA
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OILS Grarflsr.
SEW- AND CHEAP LINE -
THROUGH FROM
PHILADELPHIA 70 NORFOLK,
psEtsxs z ryxas. setnr, p.ya..f

L Ahl L-t DA.L1 iib[l ~ tCNE ot<A3
pEices T.Ugyer fl.an Ever
VI, uE4Aw ,E.' and CHEsATGAKE CANAL. AND BAY
Nyu'r --Cs ana alu Ihursday. June ID 1850
&.----'-- tho steamer WllMNN
4@A - WJiilp0N Capt C. J.
= sss ID hart below Walrut
street. philadelphia, every TUESDAY and
THURSDAY. at O'Clock NJ, ana SATURDAY,
at o'clock =. 81, for Norfolk.
THE STEINER EYPRESS,
Capt VIZ WuLsoN. wiz leave Norfolk every
Tue .4v. lnH al Y anl Saturday, at clock
Fa"guuGtn Il : o'clock P. N for Philadelphia.
he xyress will stop AZ DID Point Comfort
,o'ng and returning The Tuesdays and Thurs.
the Sass1tras River and the saturdays trips
will be exchanged at Port Deposit. Fare each
way. So to and from other points IS. Express
will leave Havrc de Grace every Monday ut
o'clock, on The arrival of the O'Clock cars from
Philadelphia; fare. 81
The steamer ". Whildin, Capt, J. Vaniersrift,
will leave 81 Wharf below Walnut Street, Pha
aelphia, at 5 o'clock p. NJ, every Tuesday and
Thursday for GEeRGETowN, touching ut Pert
Herman. Beterton, Rcybold's Wharf and Free
dercktown. Returning Leave Georgetown. at 8
o'clock A. NJ. and Reynolds Wharf at ) oclock
p. N. touching at the intermediate places
viii leave Philadelphia, on Saturdays, o'clock
", for Port Deposit, touching at Port Herman
snd IIavre de Grace. And returning will leave
Porr Deposit at 10 o'clock p. NJ touching above
g1Y'Ihc passengers by this boat on Saturday
will not leave Port Deposit until Monday, II
o'clock ~ ARRIVING in Norfolk on Tuesday morn
ing i'll time 10 Connect with the james and York
River steamers.
Freight of all descriptions taken at low rates.
For further particulars inquire of the captains on
board. rg'All Freight must Lc prepaid.
June i. ISJ9--.tf
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CARDS.
REMOVAL.

DR.T. II. MUSGROVE has removed his
l(Oflice to the new Brick Building, e.
opposite Col. Groomc's. He is pre- GIIrn
parcel to perform all operations in DENTAL
SURGERY, in the best manner. Artificial
Teeth inserted, tom one to a full set
CHARGES MODERATE.
p. S.-Persons from a distance, by in
forming HIM by mail or otherwise, may have
set times reserved, and thereby prevent the
liability of disappointment. mar l2-tt
COLLECTING.
THE undersigned having been elected to
l. the office of CONSTABLE in the Second
Election District of Cecil county, Nd, offers
his services to the Public in that capacity.
Prompt attention will be given to the
COLLECTION OF CLAIMS,
and sill other business entrusted to him.
n. ALEXANDER COLMARY,
Post Office, Chesapeake City.
Dec IL, l858-tf.
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PLATFORM SCALES

PLATFORM SCALES.
nF EVERY DESCRIPTION. suitable forsTY,
oRailroads, &c. for weighing Hay. Coal.-oG
Ore and Merchandise generally. Purchasers run
no risk every scale is guaranteed correct, and if,
after trial, not found satisfactory can DO returned
without charge.
EW-FACroRY at the Old Stand established for
more than thirty-five years. ABBOTT & Co
Corner of NINTH and MELON Streets,
Sep 10, lSj9-3m. PHILADELPHIA
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EVANS e. WATSON

L ~
Have had tho surcst demonstration in the following
certificate, that their manufacture of SalaInander
Safes has at length warranted the representa- atoms
which have been made of them, as rendering an
undoubted security against the tcrrii element:
PHILADELPHIA, April 18th, 1856.
Messrs. EVANS Il WATSoN-Gentlcnen 1T
affords us the highest satisfaction to state to you,
that owing to the very protective qualities of two
Of the salamandcr safes which we purchased of
you some mon tbs since. saved large portion
OF our jcwclry. and all our books papers &C.,
exposed to the cultmitous fire in Ranscad Place.
on the morning of the 18th instant.
When We reflect that these safes were located in
the fourth story Of the building we occupied aud
that they Tell subsequently into a heap of burning
runs, where the vast concentration of heat cuuSed
the brass plates To melt, cannot but regard the
preservation Of their valuable contents as most
convincing proof Of the great security afforded by
your your safes.
We shall take much pleasure in recommending
them to men Of business as sare reliance against
fire. GEORGE W SIMONs 4 BIO, Jewellers.
Who have purchased six large safes since.
April 8, lS53-ly.
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SALANIANDER SAFES,

EVANS x WATSON,
mo. &c SOUTH FOURTH STREET,
~ PHILADELPHIA, have now on hand largo
assortment Of IRE and THIEF FROOF SALA-
WANDER SAFES. Also, Iron Doors for Banks
and Stores. Iron shutters. Iron Sash, all makes Of
Locks, equal to any made in the United states.
Fire Safes in one Fire. .AH come out Right,
wih contents in good condition,
THE sALAMANDER SAFES OF PHILADELPHIA
AGAINST THE WORLD
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It's No Use blowing.

Its No Use Blowing.
tNOR the People have found ont that the
Il place to buy CHEAP CLOLING is at Rut
tsrs, opposite the Howard House.
lie has just received first rate lot Of Spring
and Summer Cloths, Cassimors and Vestings,
which he will make up as low as they can be
bought in the cities. [April "a.
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j. u II. CAMPBELL,

JOHN CAMPBELL.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-28

&c FOR RENT-The HOUSE On Cameron
Es5 street, AT present occupied by Doctor Lewis
Possession given the 18th al Sertemher' For
terms. apply to poct KING, is. A. Washington
iN L Ii
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PIONEER MILLS FOR SALE.

WE are authorized by the proprietors to offer
w at private sale this extensive establishment
The MILL BUILDING is fire proof, built Oh
10 piles. with stone foundation, and is situated
GE directly on the River front, and within u few
wards Of the Orange 4 Alexandria and Manassas
Gap Railroads, with Wharyes and depth Of water
sufficient to accommodate vessels OF the larges!
class It's dimensions are l22 feet in length, by
50 feet in width, four and half stories high, and
is covered with slate.
A GRAIN ELEVATOR is also attached, by
which grain can be rapidly discharged from ves
sells Immediately into the Mill. The GRAIN Bihs
are capable of holding 900 bushels Of heat. The
Elevator is worked by small engine, separate
from that used in manufacturing, 80 that grain can
be received while the Mill is not in operation.
There ure TWELVE PAIRS OF STONES, Of
a feet diameter, capable OF manufacturing, when
in full work about 500 barr,i- Of Flour per d"y
The ENGINES and BOILERS are very suPe
ror, made by Otis Tufts, oi Boston, Mass, with
out regard to expense. There are Fix Boilers, With
return fues. The Engines are high pressure, and
of $50 horse power.
WATER and GAS have been introduced through
out the entire establishment, with Hose, &c, at
tached TO the water pipes in each story
The above IL only u general description OF this
extensive Flouring Mill Persons desrous Of pur-
chasing will, of course, visit the establishment.
where every information will be afforded them.
The Machinery is all nearly new, and Of the
most approved description, it having been the de
sign of the proprietors to erect Mill second I"
none in this section Of the country. In it will bo
found ercry thing appertanng to trst-class Flour
ing Mill,
a A CooPER's SHOP, Of brick covered with
I slate, and with iron window shutters, adJ"ins
the Mill. Its dimensions are 100 feet IN length
by Il feet in width, two stories high. 1t is per
fcctly fire proof and has in it full complement at
Tools, &c., all in perfect order. There are now
about : 900 FLOUR BARRELS on hand, which
will be sold with the Mill. Also, lot Of Coopers
stuff, SLAVES, HEADING, &c.
Ii is rarely that such an establishment, =" eN
teusive aud complete in all its appointments, is
offered to The public The terms of the sale will
be- made easy.
For further information, apply to
ie 2S-dlm FOWLE Co
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NO. IT..
M1scELLANEoUs READING.
REFLECTIONS BY A SPECULATION.

From he Nem York Journal Of Commeree.
Dedicsted to the Sugar Market, by an unfortunat
specuator who finds il impossible to make an
money out of it. and who consoles himself wit
n few serious and philosophical conclusions.
., it is not worth the trouble,
D, do not care To live;
Life is nothing but a bubble
Ii has nothing worth Ia give.
We may sigh for gentle showers.
And the coming of the spring;
We may long for buds and flowers,
And the romance that they bring.
We may reyel without measure,
And may laugh the hours away,
Drinking deep the cup of pleasure
Making life one merry day.
And suppose We strive for glory.
Have our names emblazoned high;
To come up in song aud story,
Like n rainbow in the sky.
II we con the dusty pages
OF historic ancient lore,
What learn We from long past ages,
They have only gone before
They have only in rotation,
With their mass of human freight
Passed away in sad graduation,
To their dark obliyious fate.
How the vital spark is fading,
With the fast receding years;
How we're ever, ever wading
Through q sea Of doubts and fears.
And our hearts are ever signing
For the bloom which cannot stay,
And We fain would make undyug
What is written for decay.
Over all life's solemn changes,
From our birth 10 latest breath,
And through all its varied ranges,
|. inscribed that one wOrd-dcsth.
o then is il worth the trouble,
And why should we wish to live;
Surely life is but bubble,
1t has nothing worth to give.
July 22d, 1859.
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DRY GOODS, & C.
NEW GOODS.
1O0 PIECES new style LAWNS at l2!c
lUU Bcrage Robes. Organdy and Jaconei

1OO PIECES new style LAWNS at l2!c
lUU Bcrage Robes. Organdy and Jaconett
Lawns
Chantly, French Lace, and rich silk Mautles, in
great variety
Fronting aud Shrting Linens and Cottons
80 dozen black silk Mitts
100 dozen Ladies. Gents and Misses Cotton Hose
NaenceneS Thread, Cambria. Bobbin, and Swiss
Edgius ana Insertions
Black Mourning Goods, i'll great variety
New style Mohar, for travelling Dresses
Nansook Null, Swiss JacOnett and Cambria Mus
lins Ladies and Misses Steel Spring skirts, from D
t" - Hoops with many other new goods bought
at great reduction spring prices, making our
stock very complete i'll every department all OF
which We "tfer very low.
TAYLOR L HUTCHINSON,
No. ~, Louisiana Avenue,
opposite Centre Market Square.
Washington. ID. c., IT, 24-tf
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IMPORTANT TO ALL.

The great plague of summer, is the insect
tribe, which destroys the fruit OF many trees
and the shrubs and flowers that adorn our
rural homes. The following is presented ~
Il specific remedy. 1t is worthy of triaE 90
"A solution of whale oil soap will destroy
the numerous insects that nfest trees and
shrubbery at this season of the year. Dis
solve the soap in warm water, making 'suds'
OF medium strength, and sprinkle the leaves
with syringe. This specific is sure death
to the caterpillar. miller, and the army oi
savages that destroy the foliage. Now is
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EXPRESS STEAM LINE
Al EN An nRl IA Y

ALEXAN VA,
WASHINGTON AND GEORGETOWN. D. G.,
AND PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
<ssss The superior and fast sailing pro
&G&Spsllers, &c. e. ALGER' and "S. SE
MOUR," will leave Georgetown, Washington and
Alexandria ou THURSDAY Of each week. for
Philadelphia connecting at that point with daily
line of steamers for New York, via Delaware and
Raritsn Canal. Through receipts given.
Que of these Boats will leave Philadelphia every
FRIDAY, for Alexandria and the District Cities,
connecting with the Orange Alexandria and
Manassas Gap Railroads. Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal, SC. Fr.ights will he taken ut low rates,
and aoods forwarded promptly. free of charge.
WIN. II. FOWLE / son,
No. South Wharves.
AGENTS
H. H. TAYLOR l. Co, 73 West ST., New York.
DAVID COOPER. Is North Wharves, Philadelphia
BRApLEY 4 TAYLOR, Georgetown, ID. Z.
INV ly-
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crORGE SIGGERS,

BOOK-BINDER AND PAPER RVLER.
NJ. - Prime, Street, oppoSde the G"%eff' DWc''
ALEXANDRIA. VA.
MUSIC Magazines, and Old Books bound IN
wi any style. / also RULE and make I" order,
any description of BLANK BOOKS. which will
warrant to bc made of the best parer and materials
and bound in the strongest manner. Bank otncers'
Bankers. Merchants. Clerks OF Courtt Hotel Keep
er>. Insurance Companies. and all VIII" want Blank
Books are respectfully invited +" give Inc a call.
-,
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VESSELS WANTED

ID ~ FOR 81
PLYMOUTH, BOSTON. COHASSET, COHAS-
SET NARROwS. HARTFORD. PROVIDENCE,
DIGHTON. NEW YORK,
and otter Northsrn and Eastern Ports.
Apply to (ap l3l FOWLE CO.
1s VESSELS WANTED.--To load Coal to
go philadelphis. New York, Providence, BoS-
ton, aud other ports. to the North aud East. Also
freight. for small vessels in the Bay. Apply to
ID. b. SMITH,
sp7-u Queen street Wharf
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GREEN'S MANSION HOUSE,

CORNER or CAMERON ASD FAlRFAA SIS.
yINuIS we'll known and POPULAR HOTEL
having undergone il THORGtGH RENOTA-
TION and REFIRNiSHING, is now open, with
everything complete. for the convenience and ar-
commodation of BOARDERS and TRAY ELERS.
G.S The Proprietor has secured the services 81
GEORGE l.. STEWART aud SAMUEL +.
GREGORY, under whose joint management II"
puins will he spared to sustain the reputation "l
In, HOUSE as a iIRST GLASS HOTEL III
.y.rv r..n.rt, JAMES GREEN.
Aioxon,Iri. Fehruury l. lS5g-dt
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ADVANCEMENT 1859.
K Il N u M Z IoJ9.
HOURS OF DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS
-U-~r, GEORGE PAGE and sT- =
caSa,.aC THOS. COLLYER

-U~D, GEORGE PAGE and xT-A
Es,&si THOS. COLLYER. - ssss1
From Washington n-Steamer GEORGE PAdk
at &, 9, and IL, II. m. III. 3. ). and 81 p. m.
From Washius stou- Steamer THOS. COLLiER
at &, 10, a. m r. IN. 2, 4, and 6, p. III.
From Alsxandria--Steame GEORGE PAGE
ut 5, s, 10, t. IN. Iii H., II, 4. and 1t p. IN.
From Alexandria Steamer TiOS. COLLl Elk
at :. y. II m. !. 3. and p. H.. except Tues
day and Friday mornings, when the COLLl r.
will run her regular trips to MOUNT VERNON,
as heretofore and omit her trips between Washing
ton and Alexandria from . n. III, to p. IN only
The 81. 81, II. H., and 24 p. III. boats from Alex
snar;a connect with the trains of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad for the North and West.
The 1t - III. aud Il p. III. boats from Washing
ton connect with the trains of the Orange and AL
exandria Railroad for the South and South West.
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AuCTIONEER'S NOTICE.

1NHE subscriber will, from aud after this date,
continue the GENERAL AUCTION BlSl
NESS heretofore conducted by the late Samuel j..
McC,rmick eso for the benefit of the family Of the
d...,sed lmy 3U-dtfI Il. NJ. MCCORMICK.
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D, L, sMOOT, Attorney at Law,

OHce, No. II. So"h R"y"i 'rrtf, Aicr""d'io. Va.
nis- Practices in Alexandria, the neighboring
counties. aud Washington city. PrcIpt returns
made of ali money collected.
REFERENCES. -Mrssrs. MrNral ( Jones. Balh-
more: Mcs.rs. c. X +. Parker 4 Co., Washington
city: Mcssrs Smoot. lhler & Co.. Alexandria. Va;
Mcssrs Burke 4 Herbert. Alexandria, Va.
m u--Iv
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MILLINERY GOODS AT PRIME COST.

NIvE will sell out our entire stock of : MINER
w MILLINERY GOODS, at prime cost. for
cash. We have on hand very handsome Silk.
Grape Straw Braid, and Neapoltan BONNETS;
also IL large assortment of FLATS. for children.
jy IL ;. & W. MEY ENBERG, Sarepta Hall.
NOTICE.-ELEGANT BERAGE ROBES,
~ &c.-We now Offering to our friends and
the public, an assortment of FINE ID ESS
GOODS, equal to any thing to be found in this
market: all articles warro"ted to he exactly what
they are represented, or the money returned.-
We cordially invite purchasers generally to ex.
anime our stock. feeling confident that good
GOODS and low prices will insure us II large share
Of their patronage. ASHBY WOOD.
At the old stand, No. l7O, King street, under
the Orange and Alexandria Railroad Office.
10
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ALEXANDRIA AGENCY OF THE NEW-YORK
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.

ACCUMULATED ASSETS OVER $500, 900.
f. j. MURPHY. NJ D. M,JjcoJ E.y,,ui-srs
C. ". CHANCELLOR. VI. D.
/ LOUIS KINIER. .ig'w m H'Td"dr".
FINHE profits of this Company rnurs exclusively
/ 10 the benefit of the assured. and have aver
aged not less than - per cent. per annum on the
premium paid.
Forty per cen, of IT. premium loaned to the IN
surcrs without security. Forms of Application Tor
insurance and any information respecting IT, VIII
be furnished, Cwithont CHARGE by application To
the agent. my o--a""W
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1853. Winter Arrangements. lSo
@@ M q:
ADAMS, EXPRESS COMPANY

INVITE the attention of the public to the iacill-
i ties afforded 10y this Company for the quick ana
safe conveyance of Specie, Bank Notes, valuable
packages, heavy and bulky freight. &C.
EXPRESSES for the East. I" Baltimore, Phi'a
delphia, New York, Boston, Providence hartford
tc.. leave our Office daily. at IL! o'clock. A. NJ.
EXPRESSES for the South. to Richmond. Fred
,ricksLurg, Petersburg, Lynchburs. and for points
in North Carolina, South Carolina. Georgia, Ala
hama, and Tennessee, leave daily, at ia. A. NJ
Our EXPRESSES are always accompanied by
careful and trustworthy messengers, and the puhrc
can RELY upon all business entrusted to Us being
done with safety, punctuality, and despatch.
RATss-From Baltimore. II cents per loo lbs.;
from PHILADELPHIA, 81: from New York, 81, 30.
a.g- No packages of goods taken 10y weight un-
less weighing over 200 fs.
ION Oft X. w. FALLS. Agent.
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IEFFERS0N TACEY.

PAPER HANGER. UPliOLSTERER. GLIDER,
And Hou.e Uerorator ~ G"n.rn.
NXTHILST returning his grateful acknowledge
w mcntS to his numerous friends for their very
liberal cncoura cement during the two years he h1'
been amongst them. assures them that VIII he MS
continued effort To serve them with prompncSS.
and nj moderate charges at hs old Stand, No. l49,
Norm sInE KING STREEr. ALEXANnniA. NH 2O
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ORANGE & ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD.
E9UW ss;;;::ssss -

ON AND AFTER MONDAY. JULY !. 1899,
" the Train leaves Alexandria daily, at o'clock,
A. NJ. for GordUnsville. connecting with the Trans
on the Virginia Central Railroad. for Richuiond
and the West. and with the Trains Oh the ManaS
sas Gap Railroad, for Mt Jackson. Woodstock
Warren White Sulphur Springs, and intermediate
points.
The Train lea, es daily. Sunday night excepted
at ~ o'clock, p. NJ. for Richmond, New Orleans,
Memphis, and intermediate points.
Through Tickets at the Railroad station.
The Trains leave Alexandria NJ :. A. NJ. ani
100 p. NJ. arriving at Alexandria at z, J.. VI, ANA
3, A. VI. Leave GordOnsville at 1920. a. NJ, and
1890 P. NJ.
No Night Train on Sunday.
iy4-tf j. X. NICkLIN, Ticket Agent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-28
FOR SALE AND RENT.

~ FOR SALE OR RENT.-The c"mmodi-
iss!E Gus brick DWELLING HOUSE and LOT
OF GROUND situated at the southwest corner .;
Prince and Alfred streets, in the city OF AleXan-
dria, and at present occupied by Samuel Il. Adams
esq, Possession given on the lst OF September
next.
The House is one of the best and most desirahly
locuted i'm the city. The lot contains halt IN acre
which is filed with the finest fruit and shruhhery
and there is a fine brick stable and carriage
house upon the premises. Apply to Z. Il. lIof-
man. ,sa.. Cashier of the Bank ri the Old n"nin-
inn ,r - WM. II. IRWIN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-28
C.. C.. BRADLEY,

CABINET. CHAIR SOFA MANUFACTURER,
Cor"er of Ki"gG Aijred.is.. tior"ndri". Va.
IIAS constantly on hand. and offers t" the pub
| i lie. an excellent assortment of Cabinet War;.
Sofas. and Chairs OF every variety, aud on the low
est terms which, for durability and finish, cannot
b. surpas.cd NH i-ly