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!. -RALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT.


INVITE the,attention Of the public to the facill
j. ties afforded by this Company, for the4uick and
safe conveyance of Specie, Bank Notes, valuable
| packages, heavy and bulk freight' &c. ~
a .EX pR4 4GSSES for the East, 10 Baltimore Phils
dolphia, New.York, Boston, Providence, Hartford,
Gc.. leave our Office daily atll3 o'clock, A. NJ. I
RX PRESSES for the S;oath, to Richmond, Fred
erick ksburg, Petersburg, Iynehburg, and points
in, ,Ner;h,C Carolina. South Carolina, Georgia, AID
bama, and Tennessee, leave daily, at ia. NJ
-.Our EXPRESSES are always accompanied bg
careful and trustworthy messenger and the public
can rely upon all business entrusted to us bcipS
done with safety. panctuality, and despatch. :. Il
!. RAEEs.--From Baltimore. 81 cents per too ms;
from Philadelphia E;fron New FORK, Sl,5
,zfss- No packages of goods taken by weight, uI-
lass WATCHING over 200 fbs .-.... .i-... a' ~ "
|.i Jan. 20--tf .-it-, h. ". FALbSy Agent.
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Paid up Capital aud Surplus 2l9sf,lll "
!. SECUBITG 10 PQLIGY HQLRERSs..
THIS old. aud responsible Company insure'
against loss Or damage by Fire, almost every
I Iescrintioiu' Of pr1perty aud offers 10 Merchants
Ana others idsiflhg Insurance., the secuttyUf an
attuAl Capital 1929 500 fer the whoie of which
had for anyliabillties beyond are
INDIVIDUALLY. RESP NSIBuE, gwen IT, Inc extent oi
their entire fortunes, The. Shareholders n9pleI
about one thousand, and AZ Z la5ge PorqIooaa ~
these ate persons of great wealth, the most ample
i;f6yisi6rS exist fUr meeting every possible caim
"a tainstthe Company. '''"'''''' :. ''''l ,'"'
SUBJECT TO TIE LAWS OF. THE UNITED
+ a,..lt T.-.. -, STATES. .',i ''.' t.te'l
n appointing an Agent Esr the United States,
tile Company has empowered HIM "tp appear "
and accept any action or legal proceedings iAsA-
tinted against or by said Company, IN tpe same
manner ns III the Company were \ Corporation ~
Comipiiiy established by the laws Of thG United
States. Or ahy Of hesefera S5tates. - '".'..'
PROVISION FOX PAYMENT OF LOSSES IN
~ ,~..r'.i MI Il UNITED 5 SEARES. '"'er'@
A SPECIAL PERMANENT FUND HAS BEHN PLACED
A7rng DISPOSAL t0F FTHElAGENTAT PRLADELrHEA,
TO ENABLE GlmTo ADJUST AEp PROMPTLY PAY ALL
LOSSES, WITHOUT REFEPENG4ff T2 LQ9Sp9S, 9,,.9%
LIBERAL no THE INSURED.
n. Tie uniform course Of the Company Has always
been AHibertji ore tUwdrds Policy Holders. Nd just
claim has seye1, been lhted, and prompt pay
meut of, lesses ibia standing rule, During 1.-THE
past year Losses exceeding S52hAQQ were paid.
Losses paid - so9n AZ the amount Is ascert2lned,
ANNUAL. INCOME. IL. a..
!" The 'tnrcome Of the Company il now about y
6OOO0b,, ihtrcasiHg gfhaualtg 6dch YEAR" showing
thatif' nhs the runlfdpnctof Of the different commp-
niliks in w&iGn business isdoHo..'-l
m ..I
The Rate Of Premium will be moderate, and in
al cases will 10 based uPon the character oi ne
Tbe conditions III TisUrance are framed With the
greatest liBGraliy ''' '.. ~ III
e. '. ..~ JAMES r. OBOSB; Agent.
J. Gsn Ofies in Exchange Block, King. street.
sep 2s--rdly .a 80, u.,,at ~. !
SOUTHERN PROTECTION. INSURANCE
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-BOOK-BlNDER' AND PAPER RULER.
No. Is Prince Street. opposite the Gdtei'e ONfe
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
MUSIC. Magazines, and Ola Books bound in
M any style! / also rule, and make TO order,
aav description OF BLANK BOOKS, which win
warrant IL he made Of The best paperand materials,
and bound in the strongest manner. Bank Objects,
Bankers, Merchants, Clerks OF Courts, Hotel Keep
ers. Insurance Companies, and all who want Blank
Books. are respectfully invited to give me a call.
~ Off - - ~.
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TFKEECB AND ENGLISH aE4U4IF7.
szzz nj st52t4s FtdHkLr. I.
Tripping gently, tripping lightly
Little foot that wakes no soundi
Glansing ksenly, glaneinV brightly
On each dear loved object round.
Figure slender, jet8 tresseS
4Silbts mightbe ProTd - bihiS
Eye that sparkles and expresses
'- ,AIlthe active, joysd5 mind. /"
. Pleased With life, and eyer smiling,
Cheerful star mid sorrows night,
= From her bosom care exilmg, te~ ",
t.rl Mere existence q delighk. .,.,
With no deep thoughts spirit-laden,
Yet most rich IN fsncy's fire;
/ Such is GalGss hght-s9pled madeD,.
STINT not pTaises-loYe, admire.
Saxon beauty! cn,my dreaming
PenSiye, radiant visions rise!
Moving proudly yet stiih seeming
.sU. Mild ofimieR, with lqYs-aoG Eyes \
There she leaps-sa blushipg rnses, +.
Sottest hues FROM morning caught,
Tint her check, wher9 calm fsp6ses;
Smooth that brow--the throne ~ though
IldihIy ufdcHiCs ouiufhSJ
BACK is lrsYn the dark brown haiB.
As the moon with silver lining,
" Makes at eve fair clouds moro fair
50 the soul i6tH hing more brightnss! .'''
] ION the form already bright; -. as.
Beauty, graceful in it lghtness,
Winning, growing on the sight.
With the statues fue ideal,
.i".'"' Carved by matchless 'Greoian skill
She doth mingie all the resl,r ,.....u
Warmer bat as perfect still
tE.tg Lstt.~as..f .tf s".tt ssss..A .tt a'
Blue as azure heaven above her
Looking virtue, shine her eyes
Spirits home; wslld nOtlove hor, 4,
..:,... And that English beauty priEe2
Truth, affection, and deep. feeling,
Nestle dove like, in her breast;
Guardian Angels, round her steahns
Watch her, guide her, make her blost.
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JEFFTRsON TACEY.

PAPER HANGER, .UPH0hSTERER, GLIDER,
+. H. And House Decorator ia General.
WHILST returning his grateful Acknowledge
wv ments to his uumernus friends Tor their very
liberal encouragement during the two years he mas
been amongst them. assures them hat II WILDE ms
continued effort to serve them with spromptness,
and at moderate charges, at.his old Stand, No 40,
NORTH SIDE KING STREET. ALEXANDRIA. NH 20 :
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u EROsENE LAMPS AND SHADES. AI9o
IN Extra Burners and Chimnies for altering;
Lamps. Just'receiycd and for sale b.
.... A.iHART, No.II2 King st.,
.. One door enst Of the Marshall House.
SIN al ths Goldcn Mortar. AP ~
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BOoKs ANp sTATIoNERY,

BOOKS, AND .sTATIoEERY,.
j TyAHE HISTORICAL EVIDENCES OF THE
/ i TRUTH OF TIE SCRIPTURE RECORDS
l.STATED ANEW, with special reference 70 the
doubts AMI discoveries Of modern times, in eight
lectures Delivered in the Oxford University Pal
biteih the year 1885, On the BA&proE FoUSDArIoS,
..by George Rryluso,t, NJ. A. ohe vdtdme,i 12mo,
7 SI.25..l oai 5. ,atili'",ti Ola '""i '''"St
| Historical .Eindicatbns-7A discourse on the
province aud uses ot Baptist history, with Rppeu-
Of faith ny 'Sewtl - Cutting, one volume lgno.,
fl9th, - gents. ,,a .iusr .i-
Hymns Of the Ages, being selections from Lyra
rCatholica tittinanica Apostolica, and other sour
ces' by. Rev. F@B. Huntingdon, b. d., 81 (. :
! g. The Stars arid the Angels, one Volume, l2mo.,
cloth, Sl-26. i. ~, a,it aside. t.. .,....'. y
=. HeFe and Thera or Earth and Heaven couuas
ted, May we .Re preparing for heaven, a. ;NsH as
expecting it," Pastors Prayer, % cents.
The Earnest 'Cominunicant, a course OF prepaFa-
rion iorihe' Lords table, ByRsy Ashton 0xsDden,
"a CENTS. Ii... nlt'. n l..a : ,t.. i'." ...
-. Thoughts in Aheton, BY she Rev, A. s. Thgl-
wall, A, d.. to which is added, Bereaved Parents
.CqBs9led, b. JohB Thornton; also, Sacred Poetry
carefully selected by p Clergyman, 90 cents. !.
The Prayer Meeting Tune Book 20 cents.
The Union Prayer Meeting Hymn Book, half
"ONGa Ms ~ @ n's |aGh n Sioe1 ,HU. ~ fsn on.a J.
ian' tS7SPuS 1Iont cy'HPii'o - W
.i,Fgr sale by II. JAS. ENYWTSLR d son.
onlQ. M, o.. Kyng. .stteAt
(OoKH, Booh5.IM Memoir oi the , ne ana La
~ ,1orS 81 heY' ,Hu9hlrani Juasoi, II pols ~
University, 81 ,25,.-,,.., .l...,,t- ...;",..,..
j Life's Evening, or thoughRiQr the aged, blythe
author Of "Liie's Morning" 63c.
,a Ine I'is'san i u iellsio @ c,1i
~ ~ Issr. oseln =. Oo4'ieti a"'"o' = :,
way, oVe;
hpaleno'y "iS' iOho. houSo = OuihinS' ~
'9ey. ,picGapt 'U'Sli, L'S,i a a"'
-. MARX .NN!!f, pr lbs .Puil9n NeehHee' oOS'
ugj99kiS, osting lhe y yo' u tAs EtoFenee r.
rics' ~ JACOB hoogttIDqc' ,,,...r
Anolher supply ~ htnnS oe'hg nrTl Il IoiuHy
=, !'io o""i''''u ''V0'io' ~ 'o'' =
FiTglnia ooc' e.l i,. ....,,l Il, 80 ~.
Also Le"rp'ng y converse IRON = - =
Iniop .RsbIs Questions Union PRAYER Meeting
I, II v,,nns, m tn-50c
W"tt'. md shorter Cateebism. R,IIo,. Tour In
Fn;rGIn"G i'm" ia Wis 50c each
r tT!S Scrinti;,Trc Trx;i BonE and Tressury \ yAu
,aHtrbooE of rsferefler Tor ministers and othets
IN t:,. j, s.. 4. ........i- /. .,. .s,.,f .
! pas.ar,s .Salect;es &c u tnns. md fnpes 75c
Cnor.rs l|,litr, Tactics 81 25.. inst reQeiy-
eq anS Z, ior s"ie ~ 3ohN =: y Ff'fHN:9
aP :" ~,
NJ EW B0OKS-Ih Arctic Boot Jo""ey in
''ne au''uin Y 20; :, lS"g. :
geoHi - me secHnd dIlnhelI EAps"itlon,. ~I'h
maps and plates, handsone and interesting
Tay,L Lfciares' !. tLe Eno1j.b Lao1nage. de-
lvered q lie autumn and winter u lo58-9, ~ =.
class ~ coiunola college, Ne" YORK ~ one hana-
some octave volume, -. !.
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NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY,
TT saas s,r C
&t ~ 5fsst

o LA ss M
IROM BALTIMORE TO EHiCA6o IN '3P
Il hours, with only txo changes OF cars -,
TRAINS leave Calvert Station, Baltimore, daI-
ly, (Saud4ys excepted at 7.S9, 4, M, and 6, 7.
N, for Pittsburg, Cleveland, Chicago, CINCINNATI
and. St. L9qiis L,.- r.t,r,,, ....,
For ,Elmira, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, CanapdaI-
qua, Rochester, and all parts of Canada, trains
leave daily (SpHdays eAeepted,) at 49, A.
and Pm. 4ui 49,. a4a,o,.,f,s 49,,
Passsngers from Washington and South buy
tickets only to Balqmqre, where they can BE pro-
cured to AL Rpints: a.., JOHN l. kldNhl,
= Assistant Superintendent.
Baltimore, sep l2-H Ii. s: -s.l .-l-.i- - !
~,
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NEW STOVE. AND TIN STORE.

No. IL EalrIax sStreet, .hieAaAat+a' r|' |
A CARp.7ENQGH GRlliES respectfully ln-
N forms his friends and the public generally, that
no has associated with him his son JAMES Il,
GRIMES, and under the firm name Of y. GRIMES
4 son, we have resumed at cold stand on fait
fax street, the STOVE, AND TIN WARE BuS4
NESS IN ALL IT'S BRANCHES, and hope and
expect to conduct the same, y to meritthe CONT
lsnce and patronage ofall who may give us cal
We intend 10 devote our time and attention. more
especially to out door work, both IN town AND
country. such as -.-.,.. ..,.... .,......,.,,
And All kinds of Stove and Furnace Work., and
Jobs that require skill and experience s...t
4 All Jqbhipgapd Repairing attended to IN persop'
Our Stock of SToXESis. Intended to suit the
wants Of every body, we are determined 70 pleaSe'
both in work done,and goods sold, Our expenses
are small aud we shall be content with small prohtF'
!, Gsy- Orders from the country, either. for work
or for goods promptly attended to. -o,-
lg "a > Il - =" E.tR IN hs 1s1p1bG.
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se:i and ronvcniont DIV ELLING, at the Village,
on Frdnkliu street, at present occupied by Mr. II.
". sutton. On the premises are . Coach House
and Stable, Smoke, BAH aud lee Housg4 The.
GARDEN Is upwards II one and half acres,
containing mmly- Apple and Pear trees. The
GARDEN, which i carly and productive. may be
entered on immediately lor cultivation. Apply 10
NH 2-eotf WI GREGORY.
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- :, :. : CHANGE OF, HogRs4. - "A

THOMAS G0LLYER.i leaves Alexandria ate4y ,,
IA, j, 8 and o'cieck!-' ."-~.---- 80.
! Leaves WasAih gtonr at s, 40, f2,e, 4aaa bf,s
!. clock. - 90 - t-;f-su :ss3'Y ----Ii~
iRxeept TuesdaS s. Tiflrsdays. ard rSStuf-
days, on which days she will leave W ashihktoa at
10, and Alexandriaat s9i oeiock, for -Meuat- Vet
non. '-..t v.r-i.-+a 81 .Gkp NtY .f-Ss.. -.
siap9'-- ..''-- 80 IS BAKER, i5 SapSNNAs
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TIE EnatisA ko4yaqge, in its Elements and
Forms, with a history of its origin and deyelope-
1iIent desi gned f5r lse in Colleges and Schools,
revised and enlarged, by. William Q. Fowler, late
Professor o( Rhetoric IL Amherst College, an DC
tay7o volume, Si.5Q. !.
I Cl,tis RccoUcctiyns.- -Recollectous and Private
Memoirs Of Washington, by his adopted San,
George Washington PlirRs Gusts; with numerous
illustrations, : fresh supply, price 80, inst fe
ceiy cd, ami ion sale ~ ... ROBERT BELL
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gss- We arc authorized to announce Y ~
CLAuGHToy for Commissioner OF the Revenue, ia
the election to take place May 24th, 1860.
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y24j~A CARD.+-L -herebyi announoe myself
candidate for CopHIssioSgR W TIE REyESUE u
Alexandria County and solicit the support II the
voters oftowh and county. .TA. a. HART.
NH lO-terl
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RPoGMS, BR0ONS BR00MS 4!

r AM nov receiving my SPRING SUPPLY iof,
BTCKETs. TGGS," CHURS5 Barrel ahd
staff, Flour Buckets Eusat Boxes Patent Enc
Washboaris. plain DO Clothes Pins, Rolling PiHs,
Half Bushels aud 4 Pcclcs, Baskets, Backing,
Matches, Wtitewash Bgushes, Shoe brushes,
Scrub Brushes and busters, and such goods as
gre generally kept in =. Braom sR4 " oodenware
store, Bplsdge myself 10 sell At baltimore prices.
j. iIERRING, Royal r., south Of King,
~ ~ Rroom Corn wanted. ''"' fiB
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JUST RECEIVED goms hne genuine
MEERSCHAUM PIPE BOWLS, and
!. 80 REEDSsor' CHERRY STEMS
- y, suit Also very fns re BES or seq Pr
ss0KRRS-tke' very kind the ladies have besn
king after, TO make presents 10 their ias ffiehds
And AND ON hand a fine stock of MANUFACTURED
i l1obACc6,, SEdARS, SNUFF. dc. -"
= s''C. p SHAW, N. E: corner Of ,
ma 1T -"rs - asKsr9 AID Fairfax sts
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~ By request Of number Of friends, Vter
myself a. candidate for the oticc " COMYiSFos-
ER OF THE REyESUE.
NH 1O-2awto* HENRY i. SlMPSON.
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OF Tot gOUus promptly HIVV,,V'VS -, ,,r>-
I, lH t,9 a. - -, II. i IN hS 9e4NAlSS
4 INVITE CITIZENS SAND STRANGERS
il -. ..r-r ,L,rnnA. No III kING STREE

I INVITE CITIZENS aAND STRANGERS 70
/ callat my ANUF ACToaY, Ma. l4i kISG STREET
BETWEEN WAsHINsTQY AYp ST. AsAPH sTREETF,
ana examine nv large and handsome assortment
of SADDLERY GOODS, 1 do not intend to be
surpassed in my line Of business by any other city
have on hand, and aW daily n'anut2ctGrlngi q
6ne and superior Al, assortment as can be FOUND n
any Of tie Northern cities. Ny stock, comprisfs
as { great a variety rs can be found in any o.hfr
house, consisting pf ia RNESS Of all kiqds, from
the dsss' quilt WORK down f. the .dray, cart and
plough Harness; TRUNKS Of every kind, lne
Sole Leather, Steel Spring Iron Frame Ladies
Trunks and Bonnet Boxes, and. all other kinds,
down 10 the commep Packing .rrpnks Saddles
Brides, Martingills, Whips, &C., as fine as TIE
finest; Buffalo aud Fancy Robes, Driving Gloves,
Herse covers, Carpet Bags, Valices, &c, &C., p'
all Kinds. Call and see for yourselves.
Thankful for the very liberal patronage hereto
fore extended, SOLICIT coptinnaqce Of the fame
and pledge myself to spare no pains to give salis-
faetion, All goods warranted T. be as represented
oct gt-tf WM. +. PADGErT.
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SPRING SUPPLIES.

II
tgNHE subscribers are now in receipt of their
Il SPRING<SUPPLlESsof-B -BAB HENWARE
of their importation, direct to this port, per
| Ship Annie Laurie, from Liverpool --..
y !, Glassware, of Nirginis Manufacture
80 Plated Castors, in, great variety . s.st.4
/. :. Britannia = g g --r :. ut.,1. ia. / .
| -. French China Dinner and Tea Sets -.
/" Vases. Mugs, &c. 4..-
| y /, Wiutiow Glass of allSizes ~a-,.-
! ,Stonsware, Pipes, and Stems .4,s
!, Demiiohns, Coal 0a lamps, &c. '..-.--.-
Tozwhiuhithe attention. OF dealers is respectfully
| invited, t3mo204 R.:H.Mi lALER.S0N sCQ.i
NTEGRoES wANTED.-@we wish to purcGaks
i'.lN any number OF NEGROES, Of both sexde,
Tor CASH AI1etters addressedto to US, at this place
vim receive i've prompt attention. Having, bought
+ the establishment, lately occupied By MILAN Il
Grigssy, West end Duke street, and having refit-
fsd to make 1t one of the most healthy aud com
SrtabIs Depot for NEGROES, We viii receive
ffhsm ON Board on the usual terms.
aug se--eotf - PRICE y COR.
--I1lT-EgRoRs WASTED-f wish to phtdase
l"N aGGyy humber of NEGROES, for which will
nav liberal prices. Those wishing to sell, viii 40
Ns 70 cail on me Before selling, at my old stand
Al West End, .Alexandria, Va. = -, =
'.sur. .ls--dtf - a;1oI JOSEPH BRUlN!
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gA1TrM6RE SOUTHERN 'JoBBING HOUSE.

II ROG'ANS, BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS; AND
ID STRAW GOODS, On. PIE NETT CASH
.SYSTEM,-R H. GRIFI.iA ,l..SO-f& are po"
offeriug great inducements to CASH BUYERS, We
have spared 90 paius in getting up magnlhsent
stock Of goods, and can With confidence call the
particular attention of dealers 70 the splendid as
sortincnt as well a. Is the unprecedented low mi
ces. at which we artnow selling them: w have
adopted. the.tash system, with' small prof'ts ami
~ risk believing il To be demanded by this large
clussof ealcrs Tts freedom from losses and tnc
low price, 1t which w are selling must attTaet
! sii.we as{ IA an. examination Of st6rk ami pr
ces, and we will guarantee sales iu ouTy instance,
at X, B.,GR4FFIN \ SONS.
No. II South Charles ~, lup stairs.)
Rnttitnore nh 2O-W2m
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zes~ 10 hS loiers of hs CTty. and Co0y III
offer myself asa Candidate for Tie
office Of Sheriff, at.therext eEetdOu, and mostrgs-
pectfuIly solicit your votes.
: aie.8Llasste ,.,... s..- H. L., MONROE.
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CANDIDATES

tzs- i respectfully uHnounce myself candi-
date Tor the SAerGplty Of .Alexapdra County Az
the ensuing election. Y. N. CASTLEMAN.
NH 27EeorE .'i ...i. it.,'' ..'' III
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navy & rHARM0N. -

- - = UA v I o u a n M y N, 4.
TROCERS--BEAIERS IN CORN NEAL,
SJ CORN. OATS, BAhE HA y, and all kinds
of NILE FEED, corner of Prince and Royal sts.,
Alexandra, Va. go. t.. ap' p'lsLdfy
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"a .MAHAssAs .GAp RAILRoAD.

Lar ,ss....sis= EzzsI
PASSENGERS i0ri this. Road will leave the
Alexandria Station, in the Orange Train, at
Z, A. NJ, daily ,(Sundays excepted,l arrive at A
exandria at Q, P. NJ Through tickets by this route
to Middleburg and Winchester. ,a..s4a
q arhs Trains ieaste Mount jackson daily CSuu
DAYS excepted, atd,3e, AL M, and arrive at a +
exandria at 1866. 2. NJ.
,,jy 8--tf, i EDWARD, GREEN Treasurer
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY.
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THOMAS PERRY,
+. Commission Merchant. No. 5, Jahneys Wharf
- ALEXANDRIA,r'VA.' 't
I. s.h IN 10 I'LL. .t- "a %
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ICHl TnELl IGE!l. !.

!. y, LICE! ICE. ICE I. - '.'.''.'E !.
,HANEnow on hand. and shalt ofer.lnF % e
L during the present seasons the largest AMOUNT
of ICE, tbathas ever yet been offered, 1 return
thanks 10 those who have patroniFed me- ana IN
IN. ys:isati ~ the CCIfecti3nery Store " Mr..
ehr3Stopher Brenyle, where It can bd obtlutd!at
ali times, ol.o, nj the ICE IIOJSEFSo. 81, North
St. Asaph street. Fishermen and others viii be ac'
,cornmodated at reasonable price. ICE will be.
delivered as soon as the weather shall demand it,,
NH 2B-.dtf join >. bEAGh. Il
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RusINEss CARDS.
Banking; Exchange, and Collection Office of
,.I,a:i ,C0RSE B,R OF Ill ERS,." .,1'

l. ...I.,:f ,C0RSIE E.BiRQTHERS,." 'i
! ...tl .,,...,, No 93, -E1rhnage Block.
| .NATE will make Collections on All accessible
l"Hf points in the United States, and hold pro
leeds sub;eet tooChock, or remit promptly to any
| designated point. ..,.z,. ..l. j.,.t,.....ya ].
| sory Notes, Uiicaiiirteiat Money, CSin, &c.
1 STOCK S and other SEcrRrtrEs bought and Sold
on Commission; and LOANS negotiated ON favor
liable terms. Interest allowed oDcpositoFsl; "
| varied experiepcciof many years in this busl-
ness enables p8 to offer services with e9nhdenee
to the public ......-i l.....A i .iell. lep tyt
| i ~ HURKE ARTHUR HERBERr.
Banking; Exchanges; and Collection Office OF
/ ,.. .,,j.BJuR X III III ER ERI ,,..!,"L
Corner Of Prince and FairJar streets.
| WYE waT make Collections on all ac6esSihle
I wv points in the United States, aud hold pro
eeeds Subject to CHECK, or r5mit promptly to any
designated point, cd i.i - !-.ie.l, .3a- s"'I
|, We will deal in Eirchange, TiFe BHls, Promis-
| sorg Notes, Uncareat Money, Coin, &c.
l.. STDGKSiahdother SECURITIES bought and sold
Itpn G9wmi7sipn, 80 .4. e; ge.Ls. II jap 1T /
EUNRON & RIDGELY, ~.",,
MT,H0LEsALE DEALERS in .. iii
ly,'i.~.,, 49," TOBACCO, and -, I.
i4.,a,. .4a..,. ... ltaI AlQu ofS9'
NH 2 al kNG-SsEREEE.
DAVID FUNsTEK,
tt"'ss" "'A'TT 0RN y AT"EAWi,
| WILL practice in the several Courts m the
| w District of Columbia, and in the Circuit
Court of Alexandria.a.a
OFFICE No. 80, Louisiana avenue, near the Clty
Hail, Washington city
|. RGsIpExcE- Alerandria, .Na4 80. oct RFz-d
80. GREEN's. MANsIoE.HOUsE,
C0RNER :aF. CAMERON Ann FAIRFAX. SITS.
TEyUIS well-kpown and POPULAR HOTEL
I."h having hhdergdne' a TV0RGUGH RENO "a
7I0N ana" RPtREISKIN6, is'n0w open, with
everything cdniploie, for the convenience 'and ae-
com nloiatnn of BoARDERS and TRAN ELERS.
,T;~ The Proprietor has secured the services Of
GEORGE J., STEWART and SAM VEL +.
GREGORY, under whose joint management Ie. ro
pains viii BE spared to sustain the reputation q
the HOUSE as a FIRST CEa$S H0TEL IN
every rcsbecr. ..".v, ...l' JAMES. GREEN.
i Alexandria, February !. 1S5a-df n-'",o
";'"t " " WIN. S. PAYNE ~. '.'','
-" GENERAL COMMISSION MER CHANT
90" No..:4, Spears WhdlJ, Bdltimote,
'yHTILL give diligeht personal attention to all'
wv business committed to his charge. and REF
Feotfully selicits of isfriends and the pnelic
generally, their cnnsignments Of Grain, Flour,
TOBACCO, &c, and their orders for whatever tie
market furnishes 81
Baltimore, nh Ply
M. ELDRIDGE & Cos
GENERAL co MNlSSION MERCL1NTS,
1Nb AGENTS F0R B0sT6N PACKETS,
NJ. ELphipeE,9'' n" No. 8 South H'httrre';
FA. Rnap. i aug Soft caud,ia,, VI.
I ....''"''.''''"I ISAAC PAUL, -"'....'e
Formerly of Winchester, Virginia,
Forwactihg and Commission Merchant;
II ~. !; - And dealer in ~ ..t..
sGRoCERIES,i SALT, PLASTER, GuAGO, ,'&c,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-04-28
! ORANGE d ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD,
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ss.i;.a iii TWd DA Fly TRAINS -. ''''.'
,FlN 4AKDI AFTER -WgDNESD AY, April nth,
w lS6Q,isso trains will leave Alexsndria daily,
fsSt LypchhgEg and the Southwest, connecting at
lGo,donsyine with the Trains on the Virginia Cen
GI kailrYad, for 8MighgS2nnsd,. M char9,tesyllie,
StaGnton, &c, and with the rein on !he Manassas
DAP Raift3adrR6f Woodstock, Mt Jackson, &c.
- Thtouglr..Titlsets ,tb' RICHMOND" LYNCH,
BUR4al X KN0NVIhLEy ME Mp HIS, NASH
WILLIE, M0RII.Es MONTGOMERY, and. NEW
,ORAEAsyS, 1T the Rei!rqad Station. ....,...."
Leave .Alexandr.ia as!7,l5, A. NJ and 7.5A + NJ
Ey1eaburg at5P PG, L 4. A. NJ, and 7:Sq, 7, n;
:" Gass- Gss-' TT" connections with Virginia Centrai
snS snS tsas msasisaf st zap A9tSa9' @'S ''' "
.ss.,.., j. M. BRoADUs, Gsenera3 Tieket Agent.
-si'ts-N 6rTtE. AFfeights rot-tue Extension will
leave Alexanlria every Tuasday morning. and 4e
rsceiysaa at he RspYtaa9d i9adsa on OnSn @ stree
+sSefy Monday.
.FisA will .not be cArrledby the phssen ser trains
1T i; ts.i., j. I, tATh5AM. slsA5 AgenS $ 9' i
| Transportation, Orange and Alex a. H. u.
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