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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-10-30
AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE,

Nr. 20, hHy-SfcSt.
PLASTER MILL. AND FACTORY,
No. 10, Uli0n-street.
HAVING REMOVED from the old stand OF
I l Fairfax street, the SPACIOUS WARE
HOUSE, No. 25. King. street, We beg leave to call
the attention o; farmers to our large and we'll So
rctci stock o.
IMPLEMENTS, SEEDS, and GUAN0S.
We ar. also erecting II PLASTER MILL, (at
No. -. Union street. where We will soon be able
to furnish the
BEST FINE GROUND WINDSOR PLASTER,
Of our otrn imp0rtation.
We are also preparing for the manufacture OF
FARMING IMPLEMENTS,
which We expect to furnish ofthe best quality.
ian :: MEADE & MARYE.
NEW GOODS! NEW G00DS,!--I have re-
~ ceiveo and have ready for sale, my Fall Stock
Of FANCY and USEFUL ARTICLES, which is
as large and we'll selected as cau he found in any
city | name III part the following:
Trimmings and Buttons. Belts Of all styles; In
tauts GaitcrS, Hoods and Jackets: Head Nets of
all the latest patterns: Fancy Hair Pins slipper
Patterns: Emhroilcring and Working Materials
os al kinds; Zephyr WorStcdS and Shetland Woo
Hosiery and Gloves; Yarns; Pins; Needles Combs
Brushes: Port Monies: Soaps: Pcrfu,ucry; Fan
cy China: Dolls; Co:sc>: Hoped Skirts; Elias
tic; Playing Cards: Percussion Caps; Walking
boards: Campaign Charms and Flags and :. VA
ricIv of articles too numerous to mention, but all
of which can he seen and bought yery low at
sep2u G. G. BERRY'S - King.st.
NEW GOOUS.--I have Just received another
~ large supply of Dress Trimmings and but
tons, Velvet, and other Ribbons, Zephyr WorS
;cds, Shetland Wool, Emhrcilcring and Work.
ing Materials Worstcd Goods, Yarns, Skirts,
Hosiery and Gloves. Scari<, Travelling Bags,
Purses and rortaonie-. Combs and Brushes, al
Of Which viii sold cheap for cash At
{. c. BERRY'S,
oct - King street.
NIACGREGCK STOVES
vi MACGREGOR STOFESm
MACGREGUk STOVES .!
| continue to keep Oh hand a large lot Of these
celebrated HEATING STOVES. 40 Stove has
ever reached 80 large Il sale, and given Such gene
raj satisfaction, IA the MACGREGOR.
Cali and examine one i'll operation at my Store
H. l. GREGORY.
octl rs and l2@ King street.
CNHEET ZINC.--A supply Of assorted widths
~ now in store ana for safe a. low aS can be had
in Baltimore or any other market. ! only ask
those in want 10 call and Try.
On Monday next oath September, will receive
| a supply of all sizes OF SHEET IRON, which
will he :cld al the lowest market rates
sep2O GEO. L. BALDWIN, King street.
~ POWEATAN PIPES.
| ~ BONES POWHATAN PIPES, medium
10 small
Just received from the factory, will be sold low
| by the box.
| 1000 REED STEMS, of unusual leugth, VIII
be sold low by the bundle.
| 9Th mo 3 II. II. MILLER, son 4 CO.
CALIFORNIA GUiNO.
| T HAVE lust received another supply OF this
| i GIANO, containing about per cent. Ammo
| nia very nice article for Brouucasting Price
/ san Inc. 81 JAMES G.. NEVETT
JOHN MARSHALL.
ATTORNEY AT l. 4 ", W,-Aterandria, Va.
ng- Office on Royal street. lately occupied by
] A, A c. Z. Stuart. ap p27-tf
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r-s,s WASHINGTON. ALEXANDRIA
: .Es..-...:S AND & FORGET OWN STEAM
Jacket COMPANY
NEW aRRANG NGEMENT.

Tn. T.yoritc steamer COLUMBIA, Capt James
Nar3er. has recently been put III complete order,
htyiu- hatj a,lucd ~ her former accommodations
= spacious saloon and fourteen comfortable state
r,n,. with outir. new bedding aAd other furni-
tare AMI will until the 22i Septetnber next, leave
baltimore EVERY SATURDAY AFTERa0ON,
~ .iy ipsteiti Of four o'c!ock--thus ahoriing pas
:ea;ers and shippers two hours more IN Baltimore,
AMI arriving III Point Lookout and hlnsale at
more eonvea2ut hours in the morning. Return
jo,. tao Columbia will leave RiIcyS wharf, wash
ipy:oa. EVERY WEDNESDAY MORNING, at
SIX. aud Alexandria al seven o'clock, calling ut
al the usual stoppius places, going and returning,
l., Itai aui receive passenger, and tretSht.
Siuca jhe COLUMBIA has been enlarged II
.srsty uaDpen. that she cannot take considerable
allilioas to her usual freight. Shippers there
.,re paYu. large lots Of gvano. pig irou, anu oth-
srrcisnt. can have them carried by special agree
n,pt, on terms mutually advantageous, on appli-
cation To the following agents.
CHAS. sWOErHINGT0N, Baltimore.
WHEAT / BROTHER, AleGandria.
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WHEN DRINK NAY BE TAKEN MEDICIN-
ALLY.-Atter goose, or duck, or pork, Irish
stew. or any delicacy of the season into
which onions may have seasoningly entered;
invariably after salmon; when there is any
washing being done at home; when painters
are in the house; when person feels faint,
and doesn't know what is the matter with
him; when a friend turns up after an absence
of several years, or when you are parting
with friend whom you do not expect to
sec for several years; when person has the
toothache; when person has lost at cards.
or when a person has come into large
property; when IA person has met with mis-
fortune, or made tremendous bargain;
when person has quarreled; when re-
conciliation has taken place; when person
is on a sea voyage, or goes out between the
acts of tve-act tragedy; or ascending in
balloon; or after coming off the jury OF CO.
roner's inquest; or when you are sitting up
for your wife; or when friend drops in to
smoke cigar, and, in fact upon all suitable
occasions Of sadness or merriment, when q
person feels rather low, or feels in very high
spirits. -.Soutlern Ru,al Gentleman.
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! use, by 4. Cleveland Coke, Rector ot Hric
| Church Baltimore third American edition, U3c.
Ctag:o,'s Qar.i,o,s&.-- Questions on the Gospels
! Part l. Advent Sunday to init sunday; Part |
! Trinity Sunday t. Advcnt--by Rev. Bethel Clax
| ton H. H., Rector of ST. Luke,s Church, korheS
| ter, 20c just published by MeSS:s. Lippinc"t
| Is Co and Tor safe by
| oct 80 ROBERT BELL.
,.,,,,.. ,,.,,t... ,yrNrc orpT
| M ohh NhA BUM, ~ y" ~ '''S' ~ - !,
- o,,tC,,, lt'' it'-' " - u,,' nra
Il. fRENCHS Book -A>h PERIODICAL phr"t
no. lo+ MN" STREET ,-.,. rr;.,,t,
MISS "iioct' rateer' "y Tue au'"'' % ''''''"'
LETTERS IT., %'.' 81, !, pu,s rn,1,,u y
,,,,n'I no "''ci'', =, a VI '''' '''p''
D;r.,,L;,, ui,h s,o., ,o,traits hy Saml
c,,-iias ,e' - =" g. =
| M, rI:r !, A., fu,,,or e.
,,,'. s.- ,i,, ,,,n u,r,,.iroar 49,,
A"TonsuieS u N''.tiiT :,'s ~
-, r It,', - 1,,I,o, q
Ererett's Life of Washirs s,on, vol. y mo. 81.
The Cottages of the Alps. or Life and Manners
in Switzerland. Sl21
Household Of Bouyorc. or The Elixir Of Gold,
$3.50.
Hon. D. ". Voorhees, Address before the ilte-
rary Societies rr the University Of Virginia. sub
iect:-"Ihc American CitIzcu. frcc -3c
The Cornhili Magazine for Octohsr-Hnsi siSil
Or.. , Woah ,,nnn,hlv n,r,I English copy,
r,r p,tol,.r 3-lr
Fra,I. Insli.;s 1Ionrhly md Gazette Of Fashion
49, Wn.an,I,'r -.
pa.nrsnr's alias, N,,;o,.I Map,yioc for No.
,,c,n,,nr 1S2.
paIIn,,'s uao,y;,,o ror Novn,olcr Ioc.
p".ma;s n;S,n Sn,,, rnni To 1nc
t,,,', r,, C..,, Tn,,ls-Nn The St-on-
gers Grave i0c.
Part l6 Cassel's Bible and Natural History,
price ljc
Just received large supply Of Aman"cs for
IS6l-F"rmcrs', iiouseEccHers Comic, &C., &C.,
very chcap
Nemesis, by Marion i;ariand, author OF Alone,
Hidden Path. Moss Side, fresh supply Just
received. S'.23. OCT IL
arr,y ro0Xs NEGATIVES AND PAPERS
ira NrjCrIpr D,,h ,,,5 pc.;oJ.nny
It. - Primer .,,pr,, orDosite N. t;o.,ii, Oiirs.
Frank Lcsiies Monthly for November, IS Il spicn-
did num!rr price 25r.
Pctcrson's Ladies' National Magazine for No
vembcr l>4c
Baliou's Dollar Monthly Cor November, Zoe.
Revelations OF Il slave Smyggicr, hcn: the au-
!o!io.rarhv Of Capt Richard Drake an African
Trader ot fitty Years !rom lS0I to 1857. with Il
preface by ms fA"t";or, heF' hsh'F h}f" h'S''
"i t"c Protestant nom" MiSatpN' -'n.
!un""S len Gent Novels. No. !; ihe SlFAlGer ;
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CsHEnlFF'S SALE--l will offer Tor sale. -"
y ra"arday. II" ," day 4j N"r'~@e, 1850, at
the Tailoring establishment of Wm. +. AtwelI, on
Fairfax. between King and Prince streets, 4 large
l,t Of fine CLOTHS IL satisfy distress warrant III
ms hands vs. said Atwe; also, tax and lee bills.
Safe At 10 o'clock, A. NJ. Terms cash.
{. NJ CASTLEMAN,
oct 2,-lts Deputy Sheriff.
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BERGER OrTDoNE.-A Western champion
of the cue is practicing to surpass Mons. Ber
ger. Iehas had but little experience as yet,
but is improving, and hopes to cope with the
tremendous Frenchman after few years
practice. The following are some of his di-
version shots-a new name for what Berger
calls the romantic"
Driving a ball down a leg of the billiard
table. down two pair of stairs, and makinga
carom on the three balls suspended over 4
pawnbroker's door.
Showing his ball through three lengths of
stove pipe, and drawing it back into his over
coat pocket. lIemakes very pretty right
angle shot through stove pipe elbow.
Making carom by causing ball to
travel portion of the distance on a cushion,
and travel the remainder on its nerve.
Driving his ball between two balls four
feet apart, and hitting both at the same time.
This is done by his ball bursting just as it
gets between them.
Making mass shots from various portions
of the table, causing the players ball to twist
forciby against the abdomen ofany bystand-
er designated!
His great forte lies in nursing the balls.
In this delicate operation he is aided by two
competent wet nurses.
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MANASSAS GAP RAILROAD.
E Syss ss<a s- .-1 IL ~: -
~ .---- Z.

u as lE s;;i;s7 - 8 e.: s.
TASSENGEKS Tor this Road Will leave the
I Alexanlra Station in the Orange Tram, al
:, A. NJ, daily Sundays excepted, arrive 1T AL
exandria at 2 P NJ Through tickets by this roate
to Middleburg aaA Winchester.
The Trains leave Mount Jackson daily io"n-
DAYS excepted at 1870, 4. NJ, aud arrive nj Al
exandria at los, P. NJ.
iy6-tf EDWARD GREEN, Treasurer.
1850. Spring aed Summer Arrangement. 1850.
L. - u :s:sz... - .::ss s::..i:
ADAMS EXPRESS company
INVITE the attention OF ;h2 puhtic to the i"cli!-
ties afforded by Ii!!s COMPANY, for the q"ick ana
safe conveyance Of Specie Bank Notes ''i"""'o
packages. heavy and biIiay freight. AG.
EXPRESSES for the East TO Baltimore, FhIia-
dolphia. New York, Boston, Providence. ti'ii'"r%.
&c, close at our Office de:!y, at | o'clock, T. NJ.
EXPRESSES for the South, to Richmond Fred
erick sburg, Petersburg, and :or points in North
Carolina. South Carolina, and Georgia, close Al
our office ,lniiy. ut | o'cock. ?. VI.
EXPRESSES for Lynrhyors, Bristol. Knoxville,
Chattanooga, Nashville, Memphis, New Orleans,
and intermediate points. via Orange and AleXali-
dria Railroa,ll close al 0tlicc II ia, a. NJ,
ana 6.30. =. NJ. daily.
Our EXPkESSES are always accompanied by
careful and trustworthy messengers, and the pubic
can RELY upon ali business entrusted to Us benz
done with safety. punct,3stity, and despatch.
RATES Fron Baltimore, % cents per '"' IDS;
from phila,ielphia 81: from New York, @i''0'
E.s- No packages ot goods taken "y weight an
less weighing over 200 lbs.
my ST h. ". - Lu-~. y -. -
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DRAIN PIPE

Db;ttS ss-2
WYE HAVE received samples Of "SiEAN VI
w PRESSED STONEWARE DRAIN PIPE"
and will take orders tor the same, i'll ANY quhnti-
ties Of any desired size. from inches 70 80 Iii
diameter in > feet lengths. This pipe will answer
ful! as well as Lead OF Iron Pipe, al nGch less
cost. tar ali purposes oi conducting water 70 or
from buildings. by the natural To-" where there ::
40 prt>$lr" "r STRAIN.
Farmers or others who have Springs at dis
lance from their DWELLING or barn yards. II It
moderate elevation, will lind srca; aA,a"'ag"
in the use OF this pipe.
Samples exhibited, and any information requ'r
I'd, viii be chccrtu!ly given on application 10
Smo32 4. II. MILLER. son Il co.
A LEXANDKIA LIBRARY COMPANY
q Library kept III the south-room, trSt~story,
Of the LYcEuM HALL, ;. v. corner of Prince and
Washington streets. Open every day from , to !
o'clock, T. VI. Annual subscriptions. 50; six
months, 81 80; three months, 81! Volumes III
Library, nearly 100.
prasiicu:-R. L. CARSs, dR.
Vice presjGcut--SlLvANuS MILLER, Ln.
-DIRECTORS:--
Sylvester Scott, Andrew Jameson
James :. Halowcll, Edgar Snow,ien. tr.,
Benjamin Barton, Elisha :; .'iisier:
George D. Fowlc, stephen S"ah'
John 4. Miourn, john West.
Trcasarer-An3rew Jameson.
nv Sly J. SAML. WlMSATT, Librarian.
EgAVE YOUR ROOFS PAINTED.-lT MAY
| SAVE T lie EXPENSE OF NEW
ONE.-BUTCHER's PATENT GUM ELASTIC
PAINT, manufactured from pure India Rubber
ground in any colorS. This paint is superior IL
snv other. Its name alone is sufficient to recon
mend it, and after years Of experiment, is found
70 resist the action .: the atmosphere and IL any
climate, last and wear better than any other IN
pse. 4 sure preventive for Leaky Roofs. IA
excellent Protector for Metals. For sale by
ro TX j. =. HARPER x co.
| c,UOT,-lb0 bags Shot. received and for sale rs
| - ocrln WHEAT BRO.
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The Steamer JAMES GUY. leave:

n--a The Steamer JAMES GUY, IeaVes
,l-s!ssa.J l1.s!!-ssa Washington every TUESDAY and
FRIOAN, at o'clock, \. NJ, and AleHandrla at
d. ,'clveb. 4. NJ. FOR Curriomao, and the Inferno,
dlste landings. 0n her return trips. she w'iI
.e4ye Curriumun every "Wednesday and Saturday,
II : o'clock, 4. NJ.
LrClEN 5. PAGE, Proprietor.
NAraAxISL BouSu, Agent, Alexandria,
NV til
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NTEaROES WANTED.-l wish to pnrcnaSe
~ auy number of NEGROES, for which ! /, WI
pay liberal prices. Those wishing to sell VIII o'
well to call on me before selling, al my 'ia S'i''
at West End, Alexandria, Va
aup la-atf JOSEPH bho1-''
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tGElClLTUKAL IMPLEMENT AND
y SEED STORE
No. GS Kiuy STREET, ogpo,its knor e. Bros.
ADDISON, WALLACE & CO.,
Would res pcc;uiIy inyi;c the attention Vt the Far
ncrS OF Maryland; and Virginia to their large and
varied assortment o;
FARMING IMPLEMENTS,
SEEDS. AND GUAN0S,
which they will be foun,i prepared always to fur
niSh on The most accommodating terms.
SEEDS.--Cloyer, Tmoihy, Orchard Grass
Herds Grass Seed. Sc.
GUANU, BONE DUST.
SUPER PH0S. LINE. &c.
We solicit orders. with tho assurance that they
will be promptly aud carefully attended to.
ADDISON, WALLACE Il CO.,
Jan l3 No, rs king-st Alex Va.
TNU THE PUBLIC.-Dr. 7. A. COBB has
| made Miiburn ( Bro Druggists OF the city
of lexantria, his sole Agents tor the town and
countyo, Alexandria, 10 sell his superior OH,
known as the CINAkER OIL. This OH is
warranted TO remove all kinds ot pains, such as
Rheumatism, Neuralgia Sick Headache. Strains,
Sprains Bruises. &c.: also, recommended very
highly for Horses. This OIL is warranted t" re-
move all The above pains in from TO 4" minutes
DR.. 2. A. COBB, Lynchbarg, Va.
sep 24-dly
NROUND PLASTER.--We offer for sale best
" WINDSOR PLASTER, ground very fine III
our own Mill at So per ton Of 224O fbs, delivered
to ears or to vessels TIE prc" will not be advan-
ced and tie farmer can rely upon getting the best
article, fresh ground, Whenever they may order
ic - MfADh . M"'' =.
PnR SALE OR kENT.--Iwo desirable
fias tl,r.. story BRICK DWELLING HOUSES
located in a pleasant part Of the city. The terms
will be very accommodating. Applyto
10 lY--tf ". n, McVEIaH-
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MISCELLANEOUS READINc

GEN. ScoTT.-One of the editors of the
Springfield (Mass.) Republican, while in
New York city few days ago, called upon
Lieutenant General Scott, whom he photo
graphs as follows:
The General was writing as | entered
at large table spread with papers and mill
tary reports, but laying aside his pen he
greeted me with smile Of welcome, and in
such simple, unostentations manner, as to
annihilate all feelings Of reserve, and l was
soon conyersing with him, and listening to
his own conversation with freedom and plea
sure. Abiding, among other things, to the
battle of Niagara, commonly known as Lun-
dy's Lane, he said: II have some reason to
remember that battle, for that ball in my
shoulder crippled me badly. But good
physical system and sound constitution
saved me-" "As you see," he continued, II
am unable to raise my left hand to my head"
i now noticed for the first time that his left
shoulder was trihe lower than his right,
but the ball is not there, as has sometimes
been stated 1t passed through the joint.
and, to use the Generals language, "for
aught know killed some one behind me-
Inquiring as to his health, he remarked
he was conscious of no change, but that his
health had always been and was now ex-
cellent. In speaking of West Point Acade-
my, he said he should not advise any young
man to enter there after Ii years of age,
since he would not obtain an opportunity of
raising his rank until somewhat advancedin
life; yet 50 long as we are in need of an army,
we need also West Point.
His office or business hours learned are
from 8 till - u. IN. and from till 5 p. N.
In his habits he is very regular, taking a
pedestrian tour on Broadway, or elsewhere.
Immediately after breakfast, returning in
time for the mornings work. In statue, as
every one knows, he surpasses any man in
the Service" being 62 feet in height and
weighing 26O pounds, and yet he has physi-
cal system finely organized and closely knit
together. To aid in reading he uses glasses
occasionally, but ordinarily requires none.
His eyes and complexion are exceedingly
bright and clear, although Il winters have
served to thin and whiten his once auburn
hair, yet they have by no means rendered
him wholly bald.
An hour slipped away unconsciously to
me, and bade him good morning, with
deep regret that could stay no longer, yet
profoundly impressed with the belief that he
is in many respects the representative man
of the age"
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yIyABI,E CUTLERY AND PLATED "ARt.
Fine Ivory Handle Table and Desert KNIVES
Carvers. &C., Plated Forks, Spoons, Ladies, Cas-
tors Cake Baskets These goods arc OF the pest
quality and canuot he boughtcheerer elsewhere
4uaiis, JOHN OGDEN.
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CALvlNISTIc BApTIsTs, s,-The Calvinstic
Baptists Of this city held interesting religi-
ous services at the School House on Fairfax,
near Duke street, on Sunday night last. An
interesting address on the occasion was de-
liyered by Mr.. Joseph Grymes, Of this city.
The room was crowded to its utmost limit.
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INVITE CITIZENS AND STRANGERS t.
| cull nj my MASuFACruRY, No. II! hiHG STREET,
BETWEEN WAsHISGT0N AND ST. ASAfH sfhEhfs'
and examine my large and handsome assortment
of SADDLERI GOODS. - ! 10 not intend 10 oe
surpassed in NY line of business by any other e'Iy.
I have on hand and am daily manufacturing, az
fine and superior assortment - can be i""hd II
spy of the Northern cities. My stock comprises
az ,,rant 4 variety ~ can nc found IL amy "theI
bouse consisting of harm ESS ot all kinds, from
tba 6na nuilt work down t" the dray, cant, ana
nlnnoh Harness: TRUNKS Of every ki"d. In.
Sol. Leather. Steel Spring lroa Frame i,a"e"
Trunks and Bonnet Boxes. and all "t"eT KINGS
down 10 the coluln"n Packing franks; sA':d'rs
Hridles Mnrtin~illS, whips &C.. as tue aS tiis
finest: Buffalo ard Fancy Robes. prlrlns "i'FeS
Horse Covers, Carpet Bags. \ahreS' &C. "c' o.
all kinds Call and see for yourselves
Thankful for the very liberal patronage hereto
fore extended. solicit continuance OF the sHne'
and pledge myself to spare no pans 10 give "'''iS
faction All goods warranted to he i. re:eS.n."0'
ooV 3,--tf WM. f. PADGETf.
NYEGROES WANTED.--We wish to pHfca'.SS
~ apy number Of NEGROES, Of both SeNeo'
for cash. Alllettcrs addressed to U.s. a. 'hS tl"G'
| w;l, receive prompt attention Having bought
| ina establishment, lately occupied by Milan Z"
| Gr;y.by, West end Duke street, ana having rent
~. + 70 make il one Of the most healthy a!'d com
fortsbls Depct for NEGROES, We will reee'e
| them ON board on the usual terms. ..
'nsm ~ 'n % po ao.f PRICE & COOK.
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FOR THE NORTH, WEST, and NoRrHwEsr

~ - :Ass ~; - ~.
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY.
SUMMER A II X A y q T. " T. y Z.
CHANGE OF HOURS.
ON AND AFTER MAY eth, lSto' trains VA!
" leave Calvert Station:
The Mail Train daily (cNccpt Sundays ut S.IU
A. NJ for Elmirl. Buffalo, NagaTa Fails, and all
parts Of Western New York, and Canada. Also,
for Pittsburs, Chicago, Cleveland, Cincinn&ii. 81
Louis, and all parts OF the West, Northwest and
Southwest For Enm;tsburE, Lancaster. teban-
on, Reading and Pott>yiilc, and OwingS Mills
Rcisterstown Manchester. Nd. and Ncst:n:mstcr
and for Chambersburs aud Carlisle, Pa. and Tor
Hagerstown, Maryland.
The Express Train daily AT 80 ?. NJ. for bui-
falo and the North, and Canada, and for PilSbnrs
and sill parts Of the West and Northwest and
Southwest.
Travellers can 20 by either .! tAese trains to
Detroit and Chicago via Niagara Fails at tie same
cost as by any other route.
A now route 70 New York IS now open by this
road via Harrisburg Reading, Allentown, haSton
and Jersey City, with only change Of Cars.
over first class roads. Take the $50 A. II. t:ai"
through by daylight, at as low fare rs by any
other route
Travellers from Washington and the South by
the $50 A. NJ. and a2O ?. Nj trains, make conncc-
tons with the trains over this road.
Buy tickets only to Baltimore.
For Tickets and information, apply at the Ticket
Office Calvert Station II. L. corner OF Calvert ana
franklin streets, Baltimore.
JAS. c. CLARKE, Superintendent.
JOHN I. ElGNEi,
Assistant superintendent
J. H. WAaSGR, Ticket Agent.
Rolt,porp. IL 1T
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4 NDIRONS, TENDERS, SHOVELs AND
n TONGS, .tc.-I am in receipt Of variety
Of Goods suited to the season, such as Andirons,
shovc!s and Tongs, Tenders, Oyster Brolsrs, Grid
irons, Waffle and Wafer Irons, Ovens. Skillets,
pots, Griddles, &c. On hand variety Of articles
suited to family purposes, for sale 1t less than
market rates JOHN T. CREIGHTON,
oct IL SO King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-10-30

Z.y~ CARD TO YOUNG LADIES AND
GENTLFMEN.-The subscriber will send (Jrse of
cho,gc) TO all who desire it, the Recipe and drec
tions for making simple Vegetable Bola., that
will, in from two to eight days, remove Pimples,
Blochcs, Tan, F,eckir., Salowness, and all impu-
rites and roughness Of the Skin, leaving the Same
az Nature intended it should be--sct, clear,
sn,ooth, and bsuntJ%. Those desiring the Recipe,
with full instructions, and advice, will please fai
on or address with return postage.
JAS T. MARSHALL.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-10-30

TIME UNDERSIGNED have attached TO their
i Plaster Mill WOOD SAVING and SPLIT
TING MACHINE, and are prepared to furnish
families with their Wood, sawed, split and ready
for use at much less cost than they have hereto
fore paid. (oct l5l C. I. SUTTLE co.
NdORRILL's STOVE POLISH AND STOVE
lH BRUSHES.-Just received oo dozen Sto'e
PoI;sb in Rolls. the best and cheapest in the mar
kst AZ have sold the same for several years, |
can recommend it. Also, Stove Brushes, for ap
nly;np the same. JOHN I. CREIGHTON,
oct l2 So Roysl-strset.