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The New York herald., 1860-09-12


Tne @ caSo r~sc' The .th inc, rerorts follows
Ihe wheat market not sNons the open inx of
'thsrre, sno a e~ rale~ made ~ &c fSr No 4
and 81 &c sss for No 10 ,ut tho market sc,n Ne
came hru aDd ~ - vcnt up 20 sc = sec No 2 src
sec 80 for No. I, At which srgs business wss
dupe mostly 1T ssc poe fec ssles of No also
reported ~ Ole at uhch the market closed arm; rel
incuwy for tonc On Lac club Al S6c cec store, and
but for The amount offered which prcvcnts shippers from
erterins the market prees you'd r. higher IN
only moderate business cope In nour. st - ~ 20 for
superne, and "a o. for good aud choice spring
wheat brsncs torn arm ~ 3ee for No. r. and sTc
for No 40. Oats stsscy 81 fpc. Rye more sctsve, 81
s.c tsc. In STORE Freshu 0rm, bot toe earcity Of
ve~ses prevent sscs,ons Ia the ear of making chas
ter. me rr,eips .ere 7ss sbls eaur, ans loi ess
bushels gram sams tbrs IN 1859. rbe shpmsns were
ses hbs -four and 10 OIL bushels grain against s4s
bbs -four and lA ss5 bushels grain corresponding day
IN 1859.
SCARCITY or vrssRIa.
TIE Chicago Dmo~U ssys-fbe great demand fov ves.
durrg the psst fec days hs cleared our port n
every cram suitable for carrying rAn No les than
twenty veeeee cleared fro here yesterday sov
Essern ports. with 3if oel bupbeh Of grain and $50
wheat and the heavy increase of the bvsns d the Ess
ern bound roads, which prevents their carrying gvsn,
vt~sel owners are ssking N advance n rases-f0c.
beng the rvice demanded fcv vr~scs 10 arrive for
wheat W Buffalo Theee L.gh figures. but = VERY
large feet reported The way up hall be ercsty
of thoee sho anticipate such high prices
are compelled 70 lower their agurrs There ssch
thing gong 70 cxtremer aid think that uen
~fua kanipr In that direction 10 Fact the pre-
unless wheat advances frclshis win hsveto dovn
The New York herald., 1860-09-12

Rsoovr corS1v -rne biscx republicans ~ browne
county bsvr nominated John Poven tr The Assembly
Hr Rvcn = nes man.
The New York herald., 1860-09-12
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


TUESDAY, Sept I1-sP.M.
The following Ia comparative statement Of the
exports Exclusive Of specie) from the port q
New York to foreign ports for the week and siues
Jouuarv L.
The New York herald., 1860-09-12

The occasions which arose, calling for orlcal inter-
ccurse between the Mayor and myself, were Of two-
fold character.
First me refusal Of the Mayor sign warrants for the
payment of expenses In constructing certain public
works sutfsrissd by The Common ccurcil, oss
the srourd that the ordinances Eie~si, and At
another time because be did nos lxs our pAn of
s,ructlon and,
scoodIy An attempt 70 coerce the Board in the soec
ton Of their inspectors Of work.
yary the current year !, became necessary, n ocoss
auence Of change made The grsde OF the Eighth
nue., 10 loser The main conduit pipe In that 70
conform n The rec arr reduced grade. The main
through tn avenue supplies the daily wants n large
portion ~ A vesern part of the city 10 strip this pipe
excsvate trench twelve FEET dep belo~ a. 10 some
places through cold rck and "a o~er the pips 10 the
bottom without shutting % or inierrur,lng The entire
now q water through u, for even minute also
work tno delicate 70 nit 70 the hazars OF contract
There lees DAGGER here than r be IN some poirs
of work sh Bridge but sln there wAs sufficient
rsk tc mske duty ~ ssk Tor perrssis W tn do shs
work By the DAY. rceoution 70 that eoect vNs
psssed the I'd day q February 1seo ne resolution
sss dentcsl, I. 70 its egsli,y, WITH cns psssed
terence the High Bridge rh0 signed ou The 2sth
day n February b. Mayor Wool
iu about The ish o varch, iseo both the~e vorxs
verr connenc~5 ord snev coseisersh.e progress hsa
tecr wade a. hs Con clier had srrei the warrants
81 The payment a tSc vcrkmee surprised 70
teax that Ite sro- rsfssd v eo1n'ersly1 taem.
The New York herald., 1860-09-12

N~en tne ehrf rnr1n<er1 t1s me
.cne q .uncetiy 5000 qus y m.hs sSAee fsers for
male scoa ,kps wsI isss IN h, dr~ac e-reo se-sors
,,,sss !. Il. ns,ss. y y. .,s. nv ~sss s. sss
shsnse snd ueA character % e ~oh bssax psor ed for IN
MS proper 10 state In this ccnpee,ion that wall Il
s,oue laid Ia hy drso,c mortar In the In shich
this ~ors doue, better for the purposes for which u
Vas designed than sny dry vail which could be con.
strucsed y sny stone whatever, of equal dimensions
The dry wall cas- originally selected, AZ matter ~
~ 4 e.ls s.rs oAe ps.vsp
10 the outs.t thovsh liable 10 require eslier repsrs
When fcund 'hai the stone sxcsvsted would
tte sonsute (slresdy provided fcr IN The cOnsrset)
~heh Involved ths least esp~nse 70 The city.
rere has tcen fact therefore d~cres~ 10 the stone
paving toe same amount q stooe paving wi be lad
estlrsisd but inst ed ~ beirg laid dry q LAID IN by
drsnlc mortar fcr tho reasons above stated
f>crraSs 0s coscRsys
re ssxth Subdivision 81 the Mayors arst charge s.
That e rsscury has ~ an soun
81 - cuhtc yssss or more hsn fosy tunes The qaAny
ne resson for This Increase vas The character Of the
rccs hsreteefore dsscrbed a. develped IN the depths
Of tne excavation fcr the paddle rcncoes n fbuni
rcus and dsintrsisd portion away, that dcesnef
essentially necesssry 70 with layer q concrete
sugr,e~d there would he more or ,c.s cf she..
assures and ssams encountered, but mposslbe 70
divine their humber extent and therefore mpcssse
70 Ake any accurate eetma, IN reep~ct the quantity
of ccocfele necessary 70 An them
Antlcpst nr. however tha, ccocrets might possibly
be required the fcllosns provsco Inserted in The
contract -
ser n where any asurvs pn ret Az y usd
Of hs
he rr~l " ~ sscsvsed essrt ~ns,a-r msy
dert the hief vitk coecrete puddle.
ssrt. rsy ~ required ~ ths ersinee
Ast c.nld nos be known whether would Be necesss
W 10 LAY bed Of concrete for the padils and s., 20
shsi estes, ~ estimate vS made simply Of the ooc
vheh ~culd be required the surface c the mid.
de o. dividing embsns ment-s3s cubic yards, which "
the - ~ rsrufr~t there
Cas.uxs ccsvpAcrc9s
put y s'srtd sssin., me. that
vh-oevgr n~~s chsnr~ have h~~r msAe h-y hsve pvve
rsrf tenehcis y We ccoissorS sni IN nsAn-a
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FIRE INSURANCE NOTICES, &c.
ALENAND AG ENCI
OF THE
NORTHERN ASSURANCE COMFY, LONDON.

HEAD OFFICE FOR THE UNITED STATES,
No,;i1 iSouM THIRD Street, Phiiadelphia.
c,r,r,, ST, ,2aS, 500 90
Paid up Capital and Surplus. 2l94,li w
SECURITY TO POLICY HOLDERS.
HNHlS old and responsible Company msureS
| acaiuat loss or damage 10y Fire, almost every
description OF property, and Offers 10 Me''hlh''
and others desiring insurance. the security OF an
actual Capital o: S. 29o 500, Tor tic whole Of which,
ana Iur ANY liabilities beyuni. the Shareholders are
l.IIylpt.AilN RESPONSIBLE, even to the extent "i
;h.ir ,ntir. fortunes. The Shareholders number
about Que thousand, anu n large l"rbl"h ~
these are persons Of great wr:tith, The most ample
provisions exist for meeting every possible ciaiu'
against the Company.
SUBJECT 70 THE LAWS or TIE UNITED
STATES.
I'm appointing All Agent Tor the United states,
the Company has empowered him -" appear l"
ana ACCEPT any action or legal proceedings inst
tuIcl against or by said Company, IN the same
manner a$ II The Company were Corporation "I
Company established by Iii" laws "t tho United
States or amy Of the several states
PROVISION FOR PAYMENT OF LOSSES IN
THE UNITED STATES.
4 SPECIAL PERMANENT Fund has BEEN fLACEb
ArraE plSrusAL OF rHE ACfSTAr PhiLAhELrhlA,
roExAuar l;iM TO ADJUST AND PROMPTLY PAY ALL
Losses WITHOUT REFERENCE 70 LONDON
LIBERAL TO THE INSURED.
The uniform course of the Company has always
hccn Il liberal one towards Policy Holders. >"J"St
claim has ever been disputed, and prompt pay
mcut Of losses is Il standing rule. DGling the
past year, losses exceeding Sj2j. 600 were pnId.
Losses rail n soon rs the amount IL asrcrlaihcd.
ANNUAL INCOME.
The Income of the Company Is now about 81
00u. .00u in .reasng gradually each year. showing
that il has the confidence oi the different c"rn'-
mites IN which business il ,l"ue
RATE OF PREMIUM.
The Rate ri Premium will be moderate, ana IN
al cases will hc based uPon the character 81 Tue
owner or occupant, ana the inoil'@ ol Tue ''>"'
,rhn conditions Of Insurance are framed with the
greatest libciality. ..-.,,,
JAMES T. CLOSE, Agent.
T.s7' once in Exchange Block, On hlnS street
-. Oily
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CHINA, GLASS AND EARTHENWARE,

CHINA, GLASS AND EARTHENWARE,
By THE SHIP PErREA, DIRECT FROM LIVERPOOL,
ASp OTHER ARRIVALS, We have received our
FULL FALL SUPPLIES.
on CRATES OF QUEENSWARE, of all
E4U grades
800 PACKAGES cut, pressed, and common
GLAS SWARE
lIHDS. and other packages X r { d
PORCELAIN
"a BONES Powhatan PIPE HEADS
1000 REED PIPE STEMS, with an assort.
ment Of FANCY GOODS
Ivory handled and Gutta Percha handled Knives
Pluited and Britannia frame Castors, with cut
or moulded bottles.
With our usual assortment of STAPLE GOODS,
ALWAYS on band we tattcr ourselves that We can
supply country merchants, Hotel keepers, and
private families, with rs complete assortment OF
GOODS, in our liuc can be found in any other
establishment and at prices which favorably com
pare with any in the larger cities.
A full supply of WINDOW GLASS, of all sizes.
Superior polished French heavy Looking Glass
PLATES, ordered to suit Piers of any dimensions.
9th mo 20 R. II. MILLER, son i CO.
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CITY HOTEL,
s. HEFLEBOWER, PropIie.or

-. '1cr L. Do " Eh, iIopilo.o4' o
l1HI5 HOUSE has been conducted by the pre-,
i sent Proprietor Tor the past three years at' ~
has received It's full share u the patronage !" 'ho
Travelling public, and having been ,a'ely ,.p"'i
ed and rrturnshed from garrot 10 ceil"'' auu''ioh
Il f,.;l;t;., ara ,fariei by which every comfort
,oJ ,.nr,,aninr, to he found at any other FIRST,
CLASS HOTEL j. guaranteed.
\ pleasant sojourn is promised 10 ail who may
putronise this house
zs-~ strangers will find at the Steamers and
Trains, upon their arrival in this city, petite pof-
tsrs and comfortable Omnibuses, which will con.
vsy them Immediately to the Hotel. The best the
market affords i. always to be found at this Hotel
my l5-tt
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ALEXANDRIA STEAM DYEING and CLOTH
DRESSING ESTABLISHMENT
4. D. WAKEFIELD, PROPRIETOR.
ESTABLISHED lS43.

MERCHANTS aud others are respectfully in
ln yitcd TO examine the superior style in which
GOODS are CLEANED and DYED at my sstab-
lishmcnt No. -, FAmrAX STREET, OLD STAND,
where everything appcraning to 3 well reguls-
ted establishment of the kind can be done in
superior manner, at moderate prices and with dis
patch GOODS forwarded with dispatch to any
part Of Virginia, safely and caretnlly packed.
re- A call is respectfully solicited. You will
find N, a, Ill times nt my post, ready and viii
ling to accommodate all desiring my services.
spp 25--2W
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BUSINESS CARDS.
J. d. CORsE. "' - ec
Banking, Exchange, and Collection Office OF
COKSE BROT II T. RS,

3
Banking, Excnange, ana - ToiieISton 70 q o'A'0 -
CokSE l. Il IL IL Il h'' Dt,
= III ....s;IJ
ME will make CoaiectiohS On III L1II ,'ri
W points III the hi'ed ''a!eS' "nu 1''' r'D r,
ceedS subject To Check, or feh't P'ou't'' % an
designated point. ,.,
We will deal IN Lrc"G"ge' lme D"''' '""''
sorry No,es, t"r"rrsm N""y corn, h'.
HToCk9 ana "'",f ,.i!. 2E'.H.l tS 'oa @
t, 0' ,"n. 1",,..I, .,n,,,.J +, iI,ros;inrs
n;'.; >.,i.,,,.n 81. many wears in ,hi. hllsi
r ,II,s ,'s =, .,1,r or services; with confidence
'',,' ,l .'1i: " feb Ig-tr
- '''~ -,.,,.,, ,,,,t,,,,.,,r,
J. w. h'RhE. H"'n." ~ nmn. =,
Banking, EXchahge' ana Ioitee'lor !, - - -, 0'0 "
/ Il l. /" u l. u ~ y - -
ho. ''' mr. .''..';il !,
AZ W'il MAKE ''il'r''o"nS '" ''I t1I ,,,,~
W p"lh'a III 'ne ''''''' ''''''' ' -, , .
ceedS subject 10 Ohe'h' "f 'ei''' f''"f'' ''
designated r'ini' -, p.y p
We will deal /" h.rch""9e' I"'r "'">' ''"''-
'"'@ err "",,s" r'",n' I.",ri,t md snId
HioehH ana "'"el '>h' III IL" ''"s -
on C'I ''''.'''i'
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5G.s.- CARD TO YOUNG LADIES AND
GENTLEMEN--Thc subscriber will send Oree cf
cAoygr) to all who desire it, the Recipe and direc-
tions for making u simple Vegetable Balm, that
will, in from two to eight days, remove Pimples,
Blotchcs. Tan, Ftscki.., Salowness, and all inpu-
rites and roughness Of the Skin, leaving the same
as Nature intended it should be-soH clear,
slao,h, aud Jeaut;t"i. Those desiring the Recipe,
with full instructions, and advice, will please caai
on or address with return postagel
JAS. T. MARSHALL.
PRAcTICAL CHEMIST.
No. SO City Building, N. York.
New York aug 2-,l3mo
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MISCELLANEOUS READING.

A HERo.-John B. Cough, the celebrated
temperance lecturer, who has returned TO
the United States, from visit to his nativ
England, and who is announced to speak at
Cooper Institute on next Monday evening,
related in one Of his recent speeches, the fol-
lowing anecdote:
John Maynard was we'll known in the
Lake district us God-fearing, honest, intel
ligent pilot. He was pilot on steamer
from Detroit to Buffalo. AT that time, those
steamers seldom carried boats. One summer
afternoon. smoke was seen ascending from
below, and the captain called out, "SimE
son, go down and see what that smoke
is" Simpson came up with his face pale as
ashes, and said-"Captain, the ships on
fire." Then, Fire fire fire! fire on ship
board ~ All hands were called up. Buc-
kets Of water were dashed upon the FIRE but
in vain There were large quantities Of rosin
and tar on board, and il was useless to at
tempt to save the ship. The passengers rush.
ed forward and enquired of the pilot, How
far are we from Buifalo?" "Seven miles,"
How long before we reach it?" "Three-
quarters Of an hour, at our present rate Of
steam" "Is there any danger?" Danger
Hefe-See the SuloBe pursuing oul. So .Jof-
,card, if you would save your livesW Pas
sengers aud crew, men, women and children
crowded the forward part of the ship.-John
Maynard stood at the helm. The flames
burst forth in sheet of fire; clouds of smoke
arose; the captain cried out through his
pet-"John Maynardw AYE, aye, sirw
"Are you at the heinz" AYE, aye, sir"
"IIow does she head?" "South-eastrby-east,
sir" Head her southeast and run her on
shore" Nearer, nearer, yet nearer she sp-
preached the shcre.-Again the captain cried
out, John Maynard "-The response came
feebly, AYE. aye, sir - Can you hold on
FIVE minutes longer, John?" "By Gods help |
will The old mans hair was scorched
from the scalp; one hand disabled, his knee
upon the stanchion, and his teeth set, with
his other hand upon the wheel, he stood firm
as rock. He beached the ship-every man,
woman and child was saved, as John May
nard dropped, and his spirit took its fight to
his God. Sensation.
lie sacrificed his life to save the lives OF
others. 1t is worth greater effort to save
man from moral ruin--to save q child from
drunkenness than from fire.
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SOUTHERN PROTECTION INSURANCE
COW PI \ I,
ALEXANDRIA, virginia.
c.,,ra1 over 250 600 DOLLARS,

AND CuNSTANTLY IACkEAS!N Nd.
The Charter oi this Company "ite:' more i"Nora-
Lr advantages Ia the farmer and others, IMAM any
Company chartered IN the state, ny in%hfl'&
with or without Il piemiam note. IL lae app'it"h'
r,,.,r hc can Ray the full amount oi the prcnln.n
in cash. or hy oif"rtlnE Il ta&' insurance l"l '"'
wears, th, lnaurvl save, one cightl .! the amonn'
lie would otherwise have to pay; or w h"'"m!h9
,a,.n,inr uni giving Sma:l premium n"!e Tie III .
sur, saves nearly ui.c hal! ot ti:c anl"nhi ciIaFcd
hy Stock Companies, when insurins from year II
YEAR This is The advantage resulting tram the
combination oi the
CASH AND MUTUAL PRINCIPLE.
This Company cunImcnced issuing i"''''e@
AGAINST loss or damage by iic, Oh the l"th day 81
N.,h 1874! sine, which time over seven thousand
seven hundred ;rcrsollS nave insured and bc'om"
,ocui.r> Of the Company and over seventy ih"n
sand dollars have been paid tor losses. having
increased oar business during the past year we 'eti
yratrttl! Tor the liberal patr"nag" bestowed upon
the Company thus far, and for i'll naiicr'hS r"s-
t,,..l~ ni future usefulness. The directors nope
and believe that, by prudence. caution. and i r!Ed
system Of ccono!ny, they viii establish Tor thlS
Company i reputation Tor chcapnrS- nid safety
not surpassed hy ANY Cotp"ny III The l.. states
An differences in settlement ol lessee" may he
determined by three Laiutcrc$;,d rhtt"""s -! l.!e
Comfy where Snrh loss happened, to he mutually
CHOSEN by the naurcd and the Co:&pany
DIRECTORS:
- a. 1v,.,.,as lame. T. close
=, ,, r,L,.rIS..n. rhyma. T. HNl,
-, = II ~t,,,Irr. K. II. Carter
ti,r;.tn,,h.r NruIt, wa. Wight.
!. u i,.....o,,,. l.. ,. Lester,
~;la: Hi.Low, Ben +. >nlle,
". NJ Tarucr, George Il. French,
4 Il. HIk,.y. Wm. {. Knight.
OfFI%EkS:
!, u 1,t..,,,. p-.,, TL.n,as T. Hill. Trc'rr
i =.
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FOR RENT.

ia Fug EENT.- 4 three story pWEhLlN"
49,. II . tHE, OH Washington street. hrtw""n
Prince and Duke streets, lately occupied hF Con-
ilu"rv Possession gIyen immediately. 7rti> t"
Mrs ANNE il. LLolb,
mug u Il an Washington -. corner ii Queen.
~ Fpr KENT-Thr ncw trick W \ L T.
e. HOUSE. NJ. I. King street. Apr!f I"
ars 2l--iti tEhf'l hh"H'
-. rUR RENT-'Ghc three story STORE,
:s"; No. IL. han. street, Win tn" ihFc1 :'ofE
WAREHOUSE, IN the rear Ariy -
mh iii JAM - l. ',h -.
CAMPS MANlFirLAIED UJANU.- Manu-
- ,a..urul by samuel Sands, formerly editor "i
,I,. American Farmer. Baltimore. Md.-~Ne otter
.h,s article IL the Flrlic;@ oi Mary land al" 'ir-
..inia with the fullest confidence O. III i"'l'n>"
llu., b,l.y, iug !; 10 hc unsurpassed by any other
article II prepared .aaI4ure yet utorvd to i"e ti3"
liz, ii is warranted 10 cont:iu = 10 10 per 'cnl u!
Ammonia. .rI H. t. - percent u! Phosphate. VI
dcrs will Ly promptly allied.
ADDISON, WALLACE i CO.,
sep ID 10. - N'"- street
xrIr4lNIA HAMMERED IRON, r,nnsylvn-
\ nj, hammered, and full assortment Of Rolled
p,s pl,ta scroll. oval Half Round of the very
has, Fn,,l;sh Brands | can ard will sell all at
Tho I,y.s, market rate. and only ask Al cAamlna-
,;', GEO. T. BALDWIN,
, - King street.
1UST RECEIVED Il lot ol PATENT Shirt
j BOSOM ExPAhDERs. uouoap
iyl 1odS hAho"on
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ORANGE & ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD.
r. Sery .y,sf ss--:ll X
~ Es9 W : -

lkt 81 il .i
sxsS N - z. :, NJ, -
l W. DN!hi W. w. ,o.,. ,oco
[ IN an AZ iEh EhiDN ! . "'o -':"' ''pV'
~ "',' .:
isr Lyhenouts an" Tue 'o"'""'>'' .'"S a.
"oiuonSnlilo Win ''ie !"''" "'' '"S S'i'" S.,
trai hallroad' ior hir"'n"hu' '"n''",''S' i'''
stauntoh, "e., ah" win no !'",i 'i ''ic vi
"ap hat"a" I"' - VIZ,
lhroush licht'I ~ Hn,ID' ,>.n
bUhu hNoAl L.H W u =" n - Hn,i Nm,
llLLr, MonlLh' MrN ''wN w, Ei'i "''u ~ ~. "
okLEAA>, II 'hs iicA'' o'">o' '''"'' u H'''5
"nd un1on streets ,r,,
Leave AlcXandria III :, \. Nj, ana 10 + w.
LynchburG 4! o.lc, A. NJ. "nd '.'", I. II,
ttG" The connections Win Virginia ,'l'""
ana MANASSAS Gap h"''""'S arc I'''' - '''
day trains only
}. Nj. BkoApoH' "ehef"i ll'h'' Agent
s.~,,,,cp rn;,,,, r..,h. rxt.nsi,n VII,
11to NJ ~ E '''. r'' ''' ~. J..
leave AieA"ua'." every "';1',',
Feee''e ca 1T tue p'P'' ''' ''''''~"
every M"h"'!' .......;,
fish VIII mol 'e 'a'I'eH - "' ,r,i ~
,r.,,;,, n,..,,,r,. ,i AL.x' 4 X
transportation orange ""'' d. ~ ~
le -o-u ..-.-.....-- .-.--------
FOR THE NORTH, WEST, and NORTHWEST.
,>-.-- -. ,.-- ,-z,... ......-..- -,..-.a.--,
La M *; ga H.: =.
NORTYF'RN CENIKal. RAILWAY.
SyrU yEP 4 II m y t. + " T. y T.
ru.XGr ur HOURS.
~ AVN ,ErrH NAyp-,I 1850. trains viii
ll.,r. r,Ir,rt Si,t;,n.
rbr Mail Train daily tcxcvlt %rniaysl AT SO
4 NJ for Eluir. l;utfalo Niagara Eails. and all
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GEORGE ERS,

LOUk -BlNDEn AND HAFEK KVEEK.
No. - Primer Street, ofi..,ite he G"<r'te Diice.
ALEN t<pilla, "a.
\! uSIr. Magazines. and Old Books bound IN
IVA any sty!c. ,,is" kul.t, aud make to order.
any description Of BLANK BOOKS, which viii
warrant to bc made OF the best paper and materials
and bound in the strongest manner. Eank ohlrcrs,
Bankers. Merchants. clerks ui Courts. Hotel Keep
yrs Insurance Companies. and all wh" want Elnnk
Books are respectfully invited 10 give me call.
iy o-a,r
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WASHINGTON BREWERY.

DKAUGHT ALE. POTTER AND STRONG
y EER.
FULL assortment of barrels. halves and
y Q,larter. ot IT," above superior and pure
MALE LlU! UkS, can 10 had AKA low price from
J0UN DAWSON,
Middle Store. old Theatre, Alexandria, Va
The STRONG BEER. oh account OF lis low
price and mild flavor, j. we'll fitted for family uae,
and ii " III prove mast agrecailc and Wholesome
beverage 70 ladies and children.
n L. Read the iolowiE: from the Evening
Star Of December ;. 1879:
a Rem >EKAGLh Fl>E ALF.--Mr. Dawson
successor in the Washington brewery, corner oi
* and 2Tlh streets, Mr.. C"lIn"au, Is now manulac-
tnrnr X y ale and porter an! h"omn stout, nj! oi
which reflect infinite credit rii hl. establishment.
His ale compares iayoraby, indeed, with the best
philaIelphia and Albany a!cs, being, acc"i,i''.,
f., ,tir taste mach NOR, Ike the best English ana
Scotch :llca ;han those imported from either oi
those cities. If lie continues Il produce 20 supe-
rior AN article, he viii shortly make reputation
for his brewery SURPRISING that 81 any Northern
establishment"
Enquire oi 'plS DAF l"oN,
Theatre Building, ilrXanria,
nh inf Wh,f,.,i, Dt..l,r m Malt LIQUORS.
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! INVITE CITIZENS AND STRANGERS /"
| call al my MASuFACroRf 80. ~ NiN" H'"ff'''
''I " ,,', I,r., ,,,1 handsome. :.<,rtmcn:
~" .,nmtEt% ,;n0n~ - Il, not intend io lac
',rnss,1 IN nv line Of ia<in,~s i,y any other aiy
hp. -, hand ana am Ialtv manufacturing.
t, ana xnrorior an assortment ~ can ho ic"nt II
ony nj III. NorthcIu cities My stock comprises
~ great Il variety n ca" "e i'HEi III nay "'"''
house consisting oI iiNhNf'>'> 81 '''i "'">''' -
the tine quilt work d"wm l." 'ae cray :"''' a." r'.
plough Harness: ii Rt->N0 81 'Nf't N''.'' -
Sole heh'her, '"' ,I an ,,,.,r kinds,
uo"n ~ ~ Mn,;];II. viii. &c.. - fine 1. tho
s','.I, gn,,,l,, ,nj Fancy K,,}.s Driving UI",c@,
81 N,, ,,,,-.rs r,,.t E,r. Nalirc>. Nc, 80, "'
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pHU.V-l $ 5. il MlES . y,
Il ACHINlST and
IRON 70 / \ u l. X,

Corner OF Royal and Wilkes streets,
ALEXANDRIA. VA,
Is prepared 10 execute orders for STATIONERY
! S?h,u E>G!>Es. GOLFERS, Mill Gearing, Shalt
ing. rrlleys and Hangers, T"bacr"Srrcw$. Pumps,
FANS Slide and Hand Lathva, Drill Presses, Nroughl
or Cast Railing. Columns ANA CrdcrS Gas or atri
Pine. aud Machinery ot every description. Supc-
rinr GA$TiNti$ ina &c I" "r!cr 1T short notice and
ON rr:,S.ua hlr terms. Az ~-""i'