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FIRE INSURANCE NOTICES, &C.
ALEXANDRIA AG NCY
NORTHERN ASSURANCE CCMP'Y., LONDON.
HEAD OFFICE FOR THE UNITED STATES,

No. 81 South THi1d Street, Philadelphia.
Z9S,ouo Wv
Paid up Capital and Surpius......... 2,l94,lll "
SECURITY TO POLICY HOLDERS.
TIyIIS old and responsible Company insures
against loss or damage by Fire, almost every
description Of property, and offers to Merchants
and others desiring insurance, the security oi an
actual Capital OF So 2?S SO0 for the whole OF which,
and for any liabilities beyond, the Shareholders are
IypryIpuALLY RESPONSIBLE. even to the extent oi
their entire fortunes The Shareholders number
about one thousand, and large portion Of
these are persons Of great wealth, the most ample
provisions exist for meeting every possible ciaim
against the Company.
SUBJECT TO THE LAWS OF TIE UNITED
STATES.
Tn appointing an Agent for the United Htates'
the COMPANY has empowered him ITO appear 10
end accept any action or legal proceedings lnstl-
tuted against or by said Company, in the same
manner ns If the Company werea Corporation or
Company established by the Laws OF The United
States, or any OF the several States.
PROVISION FOR PAYMENT OF LOSSES IN
THE UNITED STATES.
4 SPECIAL PERMANENT FUND has BEEN PLACED
Ar THE DISPOSAL OF THE AGENT AT fIiiADELPhiA'
TO ENABLE HIN TO ADJUST AND PROMPTLY PAY ALL
Lossts. WITHOUT REFERENCE TO LONDON.
LIBERAL TO THE INSURED.
The uniform course of the Company has always
been liberal one towards Policy Holders. No just
claim has ever been disputed, and prompt pay
mcnt Of losses is Il standing rule. During the
past wear losses exceeding S52j. 900 were paid.
Losses paid as soon as the amount is ascertslned.
ANNUAL INCOME.
The Income of the Company is now about D y
00C ,GG0. increasing gradually each year, showing
that it has the confidence OF the different eominu-
mites in which business is done.
RATE OF PREMIUM.
The Rate of Premium will be moderate, and in
all cases will be based upon the character Of the
owner or occupant, and the merits oi tue rlsk'
The conditions Of Insurance framed with the
greatest liberali!y.
JAMES 7. CLOSE, Agent.
M Office in Exchange Block, on King street.
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MoNuMENrs.-Tombs are the clothes of
the dead; grave is but a plain suit, and a
rich monument is one embroidered. Tombs
ought in some sort to be proportioned, not to
the wealth, but to the deserts of the party
Inferred. The shortest, plainest, and truest
epitaphs are the best When o passenger
sees chronicle written on tomb, he takes
it in trust some great man lies there, without
taking pains to examine who it is. | also
say the plainest, for, except the sense lie
above ground, few will trouble themselves
to dig for it. Lastly, it must be true, not
as in some monuments, where the red veins
in the marble may seem to blush at the
falsehood written On it. Ho was q witty
man who taught stone to speak, but he
was wicked man that taught it first to lie.
A good memory is the best monument;
others are subject to casualty and time; and
we know that the pyramids themselves.
dotting with age, have forgotten the power
of their founders Let us be careful to pro-
vide rest for our souls, and our bodies will
provide rest for themselves.-T Fuller.
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NOTICE TO CITY TAX PAYERS.

VOU ARE hereby notified that you can save
L 6 per cent. by paying your personal bills in
whole, or part, prior to the 25th of this month.
Bills ready for delivery on Wednesday, the goth.
Office in Market House Buildings. Office hours
9, A. NJ, 20 ), p. NJ.
We would call the special attention Of tax pay
crs to the following section Of the Revenue bill:
SECTION Is. And be it further enacted, That it
shall be the duty Of the Collectors to charge and
exact interest at the rate of six per centum per
anuum upon each and every tax bill. which shall
remain unpaid, on the 25th day of November next,
for such length of time thereafter the said bill
shall remain unpaid. WESLEY AVERY,
Collector Of l,t and 4th Wards
JOHN A. FIELD,
ie S--ltd Collector of 2nd and :'rd Wards
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FOR THE NORTH, WEST, and NORTHWEST
Ii II! n! u: r...: ...;: =. z. -
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY.

SI " Il il L 4 il il i y 4 Il " T. + /.
CHANGE OF HOURS.
OK AND AFTER MAJ 23th, 1850, trains will
~ leave Calvert station:
The Mail Train daily except SundaES) at $50
A. NJ. for Eimira. Gwtiaio. Niagara Fails, and all
parts OF Westcrn New ! ork, and Canada. Also,
Tor pttsburg, Chcasp, ClcSoand Clac!"natt ~.
Louis, and all parts of the West, Northwest ""d
Southwest. For Entmilshurg. LanraStcr Leban-
on, Reading and rottsyilie. and owlngS Mills,
Rcistcrstowlt Manchester, Md, and " Westminster,
and for Chamber>httrg and Carlisle. Pa, and for
liagerstpwu, Maryland.
The Express Irai. tally Al 80 7. N. for Euf-
talo and the North. aud Can;si". and i"r iltiStnr
ana all part, oI the West and Northwest and
Southwest.
Travellers can 90 hy either Of these trains TO
Detroit ana Chicago wa Aiu%ara Rails At iAc SAME
cost aS lty any other route.
A new route 10 hcw iori: is now open by th:a
road via Harrisburg. Reading, Allentown, EH&son
and Jersey City. with only onc change "t Cars
over first class roads. Take the $40 \. ii. !ia'A
through by daylight, 1T as low fare rs hy any
other route.
Travellers from Washington ami tue South hy
the s. 20 4. NJ. and 40 =. ". trains. make coner-
tiors with the trains over this road.
Buy tickets only 10 Baltimore.
For Tickets and information, apply at he Ticket
Office, Calvert Station \. Il. corncroI Calvert and
Franklin streets, Baltimore.
JAS. {. CLARKE, Supcrintc"dent.
JOHN I. RI&NEN,
Assistant Superintendent.
J. H. WARNER, Ticket agent.
IL: 10
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ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL,

BkDA DNAi, NEW lOIh.
XSTlIEN completed. six ye:Gs a1o, The ST.
" NICHOLAS was universally pronounced
the most magnificent. convenient, and thoroughly
organized establishment Of the kind on this con
tilrnt. What i; was then, it remains to-day
m;.hout rival in size, in sumptuousreis, and IN
the general clencnts Of comfort and enjoyment.
The iivtcl has accommodations for 600 guests,
including 100 complete suites Of apartments for
families. Six hundred persons can lie c0i9stora-
ty seated ut he tables Of its three pabe dining
rooms. and nothing that modern a:t has devised
for the convenience and social qualification of the
travelling public, has been omitted IN lis plan, or
is neglected IN its practical details. The early
reputation of the house at ho!ue aud abroad, der-
,e,l from lis magnitude. its superb appointments,
and its homoliIe comforts and uzurics, mas been
enhanced every year by the unwearicd eAertions
of the prcrrctorS,
TREADWELL, WiIlTCOMB c..
New York, j. 6---,!3m
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BGGYs AND STATIONERY,

BOOKS AND STATIONERY,
- DEV. p. SLAUGHTEK'S NEW B 30 Il
IA .Nan und U"nt,tn, the Law Of Honor ap-
piled to tho solution of the problem, why are so
many more Women than Men Christians: by The
Rev. Philip Slaughter, Rector of Calvary Church,
Culpercr County, Virginia, with an Introduction,
hy ~ I. Blc!soe, l.. l.. D. "I the University OF
| Virginia, price occ.
! a, keicia'a hcrnci$, with numerous illuSIa-
| lions.
.rhe Earth hath bubbles as the water hath
Aud these OF them.
! Published by 4. b. Role" New York, 81.
THE Daga AMI Ways of he Cockcd Hots, or The
| Dawn OF the Revolution, by Mrs. Mary 4. Denni-
son, 81.
The Er,r P,,rtaeon, or tlic Age Of Black, Il
Poem 25c. just published, and FOR sale by
ic ROBERT BELL.
1 MOTHER NEW NOVEL OF Absorbing
! II INTEREST," -Kutledge. one handsome IL mo.
volume. 81 $I25--untorm with 'Beulah "Rut-
ledge is oYc 0! tlc few novels Of the many "nnu-
ally Issued from the press, thati is destined to more
| than temporary success" 1t Is not oniy we'll
written. but portrayS life and character "i.! the
| hua1 oT 4 master.
The Throne Of David, from the Conservation "t
| the Shcp;lcrd OF Bethlehem, to the Rebellion o!
Prince bbsalom. being AL illustration Of the SPLEEN
dor, power, and dominion Of the reign OF King
! David, hy an eyewitness, by Rev. j. Ii. lngrA-
ham, /. l.. y, si.25.
The Province OF Reason.--A criticism of the
| Ba,nl,tra Lecture on The Limits OF Religious
| Thought" hy John Young, i. l.. D., author OF
The Christ Of History" II mo. cloth, ;jc.
Man and Woman, or the law Of honor applied TO
| thr solrti,n or the problem. "Why are 50 many
,nnrs ,y,,ncn than men Chri,tians?" by the Rev
! pLil;n SI,,,,Itrr with an Introduction by A. T.
| Bl,dtoc /, /. D.. University Of Virginia, - mo.
| ciorh. 63c
For Saeby JAS. ENINlSi'E SON
| te 40. - hil'@ street.
| HTFW BOOKS. MAGAZINES, AND PAPERS
! " GEOHGE SIGGERS' Book and perodi-
| r,l Store - prime, street. opposite The Gazette
! 0Ginr
| Ca.srll'~ Illustrated Family Bible part S, now
| raodr ,,r;.n a..
| u;rtrm.' short Stories containing thirty. two
stories never before published in this country, 50c
! Ei,al ROLF or tAs Red Witch Wissahickon. II
| Tale Of III, Secret Crimes and Mysteries Of QUA
| derlo;n. 25e
Chomhcrs' Encvclopedia Dictionary Of Uni
ycrsal Knowlcdgc for the people, part 5, now rea-
,{y. l5c
| '1r,..a,iras f,r Ji,rc-Uarncr's Magazine Les
| lies Rev Monthly Magahinc Godey'S Laiy's
! Pooh, Euirkerbockcr Magazine Peterson Ma
final MAGAZINE. Arthur's Home Magazine, Bal
l,u., I.,Il@r Nnnthlv
YANKEE Nations Tor July, 10 cts.
Cu,ri. Monthly, for July. 6 els.
Lcslj,'s Budget Of Fun. i cts.
Ky. Lndpar. Mercury, Weekly, FLAG. Saturday
Eyenia. Post, Metropolitan. Literary Companion,
Welcome Guest, N"ver!y' n"Tpcr -" weekly, ieS n'
ioS i''"~tTair4 News; r'ml'y 'o"i.a' ci;''
Ice "2@|t'e' MAJ ."h',' o'''o "'~I',, a. i.;l
per, i!@c 1pirlt, boston n"o', lIi:n ''"'
| Daily "Hd Weekly n. !. Herald "ech'y l'ilcS'
nill'i&ot" D":Iy NlitH"', ,,'o ''r.' '"'"a "
the l;aok, Periodical, ana Paper line. ic
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CITY HOTEL,
CORNER or ROYAL a.l CAMERON srREh
ii...yuiyta. Jtrgiaiu,
HerIEBOWEp Proprietor.

6. HEr1EDoWER, Proprietor.
ra3HlS HOUSE has been conducted by the pre-
Z sent Proprietor for the past three years, and
has received It's full share of the patronage of the
Travelling public and haring been lately repair
cd and returnishe, ir1m gurret 20 cellar addition
al facilities ere afforded by which every comfort
and convenience TO bc found at any other FIRST
CLASS HOTEL is guaranteed.
4 pleasant scjourn i, PROMISED! to al Who may
patronise this house.
Trains upon thci: arrival il this city, polite Por
tcrs aud comfortable Dmnibu:e1, which will con-
yey them Immediately to the Hotel. The best the
market affords is always to be found at this Hotel.
Il---lf
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lCoMMUSIcATEp.
TO R..

TOR.
We miss thee at the morning hour
When buds and orbs unclose,
And when the sunlight calls the foger
To waken from repose;
For, like the warbling of bird,
When early day-bsam fall,
Thy soft, sweet voice, was often heard
The brightest of us all.
We miss thee when we gather round
The social hearth ut night;
Where olden memories abound,
Or hopes where all unite,
In pleasant chat of years to come,
The years our fancies frame;
All Mon hast now another home,
Tho not another name.
And can it be My heart is gono
Far from the things of yore,
All, no methinks thou still must own
What was 80 dear before.
Thou wcpt to leave the old home, where
Thou had'st been loved SO long;
Dark was that eve, and damp the air,
F. Though gay the bridal throng.
r
But Memory has some brilliant coils
A few of them are ours
And in the tuircst Of thcn dwells
The dream of youthful hours.
The flower, the book, the window scat,
Will bring US to thy mind,
For in the world thou wilt not meet
What thou hast left behind.
Lovely and loved, the bridal star
1t was that sealed thy fate
Thou hast another home-but ali
Our own, how desolate
May we not wish thee back again,
Fen for the young ones sake
Alas such wishes would be vain,
Although the heart should break.
God keep and bless thee, loved one,
And crown thy life with peace and joy,
Bring us at last TO dwell with his own blessed son,
In that bright land where there is no alloy.
May 1860. X. Y. Z.
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AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE,

40. 20, htny-Street.
PLASTER i Mill AND IA CT DRY,
No. 40, CnioH-strcet.
s;ATlNG REMOVED from the old stand on
l / Fairfax street. to the SPACIOUS WARE
HOUSE, No. 2j, King. street, We beg leave TO call
the attention OF farmers - our largo and well So
lected stock af
IMPLEMENTS. SEEDS, and GUANOS.
We Gre also erecting Il PLASTER MILL, (at
10. 10, Union street, where We will soon be able
to furnish the
BEST FINE GROUND WINDSOR PLASTER,
o. oa,. osem Impo'tatiom.
We are also preparing for the manufac.are Of
EARNING IMPLEMENTS,
which we expect TO furnish of the best quality.
ian MEADE d MARYE.
VIRGlNIA MADE MILITARY HATs.-l
Y am now manufacturing the Flrsnia Rcgula-
ton Hat for officers and pryaes, in superior style
/ an also prepared to furnish any kind OF Militia
~ Hats Caps, Epaulcs. Swords, Sash, :, Belts,
Pumcs Shoulder straps &C., and respectfully ask
an examination Of my stock.
my 81 W. B. ElChAhpSs 'k'
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One great secret of domestic enjoyment
has been too much overlooked-that of bring
ing our wants down to our circumstances.
instead of toiling to bring our circumstances
Up TO our wants,
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PIANO TUNING.

PLANO TUNING.
NOTICE.-i have located in Alexandria, and
~ respectfully offer my services to her citizens.
and those of the surrounding country, as y
TUNER and REPAIRER of PIANOS, ORGANS,
MELODEONS, ACCORDEONS, and all other
kinds Of INSTRUMENTS. Having had some
four or five years experience | am confident that
| can give general satisfaction. do not boast OF
havias written certificates from persons unknown
TO most people in this part of the country, nor do
publish any such, but | DO boast Of having such
references as those hereto attached, who are good
Judges of work, whether done we'll or not, and are
reliable Leyond doubt. AleXandrians, encourage
one ot your own citizens, who has been reared up
in your midst, ard pronounced equal at least to
any one that has ever been here i'll the above nam
cd business. All | ask is fair trial, and ! will
guaruntce to give satisfaction.
CHARLES H. TAYLOR.
7 tame by the system ofequal temperament, the
best and only true system in the known world, and
the one in general use throughout Europe.
All orders left at the Music Store Of MIR. John
II. Parrott, will receive prompt attention.
RErERSScES.-Pruf Bartenstein, DR.. 0. Fair
fax, John H. Parrot, Reuben Johnston, James
4. Close, Thosaas Cloves, Alexandria; Inman
Iiorner, WaGienton; Wm. Knabe Co., Piano
Manufacturer, Md; II. Worcester, Piano Mansfac-
tgrer, New York. ap lS-eo3m
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VOL. IXI.
,..,olrip Gazette and Virginia Advertiser.
PUBLISHED DAILY BY
EDGAR SNo w DEN,
U,kt Dollars per annum, payable hall yearly

s1.x.riria Gazette and Virginia Advertiser,
lEuR THE COUNTRY
Is PUBIlSHED, REGULARLY, on
,rrt>DAYS. THURSDAYS. AND SATURDAYS,
~ five Dollars per annum, payable in advance.
r. . ,oysartsISf-A Advertisements not rxCt-ding Que
- inserted. tsl,-, times Tor On4 Dollar. Advertise
n, continued after tlrc" Times Tor 80 cents Square
-, r,.g t,.,ETOS i;SIOE. - cents OUTSIDE.
yti,.alit- ~ the year 1t prices 10 b" agreed upon
rr!r..cc 10 tho usual amount VI space thuy may
v,,upS. ,r.
ps .lyrr;;>,u by te not 10 advertise articles not
i.I in III Ir regular business, IL insrrt il thor
ly.,,i-.r1,nt, auy o:!irr names thar their own.
uggE. ,ud OBITUARY Ho7cES eNceednS h'e ii1es' VIII
=, rl.,r.at! fer ;ls advertisements.
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IL FOR RENT-TAc large and sct arranged
i':4 BOARDING. HOUSE, II the Intersection Of
Kin and COLUMBIA. streets. occupied by thc
M;.zr& Tharston. There are number ot psrmt-
ncnt Luar,ler, new in The !ron,e, wio desire -
remain. Possession gtvvn On the III OF April
Apply 10 A. 4 I. f. ; Ahi.
~. r not rented ~ Il Boarding House, the
propcrfy, consisting Of two large thrcc-story
BRICK DIV ELLlNUS, will be tor rent ~ pri-
waite residences. y. & {. l.. ,.
NH 22--,l;Mar3l&eotf
FOR KENT.-Thc STORE and Dwell
..:; LING! on King street. two doors west Of ".
+. Hadgett's Trunk and Harness Factory For
terms. apply 10 the present occupant JOSEPH ;.
&TA%~RCHI. or ut GEO. L. FRENCli'S Book
and Periodical store, ioi King street
my iJ-cott
-. FOR KENT.-Thc DWELLING, No. 6J.
.g@i Washington street. in City Block. Also. the
STORE. on King street near the Wharf oc-
cupie.l by Mr. II. l., Monroe Possession Of both
tcnrmcnfs given on the first of May, 1860. Apply
TO Tap 2G-dtfI II. .. ChAUGHToH.
{x-z FOR RENT-The large Ne" WABE-
GEi;5a HOUSE. on Union street, No. u, lately oc-
cuiliDI by Addison, Wallace / Co. hrr!y to
BURKE Il HERBERT.
Possession given at once. dee "-eot
F5-2 FOR EENT-The commc!ious BHICK
FIRE PROOF " Ell Q [ ) i, No -,
H%@rTh Union street adjoining the Warehouse CT
!. Hartley Il So. and L. glisl y Bro. Apply TO
NH ?--r b. B. SMITH.
~ TO HEXT-A first rate olllce, containing (
y! Two rooms With "a. admirably suited for !
profess ou;l g@;lc&a. situate on The east lie Of
tya.i,,,;,n iii tiro! north q! King street. Apply
10 liam 3-iawtfl CHRISTOPHER AE3LH.
rn1, prvY, 4 ,,;r. three story HHICE
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HaLLoTYPEs, HALLOTYPEs!!

THE LATEST AND GREATEST INVENTION
IN THE ART!
rTNHE undersigned having bought the patent.
right for this city, offers these PICTURES
to the public, and calls upon everybody who want
PERFECT GEMS OF LIKENESSES
more TRUTHFUL aS DURABLE, and CREAPER 4sn
Oil Paintings, to try
II 4 L l. or Up K :!
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ppo0N.! BPOoEsm pRoGMsM""

AN nov receiving my SPRING SUPPLY Of
| BUCKETS. TUBS, CHUH>S, Barrel and
STAFF, Flour Buckets, Sugar Boxes, Patent Zinc
Washboarl. plain DO, Clothes Pins, Rolling Pins,
iGalf Bushels and rccks, Baskets, DlacAing
ilatches. WtitcwaSh brushes, Shoe Brushes
Scrub brushes and Busters, and such gooJs aS
are generally kept ir Broom a&> "ooden"are
store Piled se myself % -;:i NJ Baltimore prices
l. HERRING, Royal ST., south Of King.
70. ncOn.:. Corn wanted. NIB
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DAILY LINE BETWEEN ALEXANDRIA ant

To and from Winchester, $3.25; Eerlyyi''e, -;
Leesburg, 81 80. intermediate points i'll i'For"r-
tinn ". BLYTHE,
nv lift General Superintendent.
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NEW STORE AND NEW GOOD S,--I. F.
~ CLARKE. has removed 10 tho New Store,
Nc. I55, King Street. (the o'i stand,) where can
he :o,lul the largest aa best stoci: Of WALL pa
PERS, WINDOW CURTAINS French and Eng
zl!ah Engrayngs, and Picture Frames ever offered
for sale in this city, and at greatly reduced prices
ms 30.
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ire NOTICE.-For the accommodation
G,Gsz.Eiof sGrssEisof those citizens Of Alexandria, who
are dcsirous Of attending the performance OF the
Marine Band at the Capitol and Presidents
House, the Stesmcr THOMAS COLLIER will
make extra trips from Washington on "eanes-
davana Saturday evenings, commencing on Wed.
nes.lay next, leaving her wharf in Washington,
after the CLOSE of the music 1e s-ou
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vsTHEAT CLEANERS. FOR sale by
w my 3J MEADE 4 MARlE f.
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JUST RECEIVED some fine genuine
u MEERSCHAUM PIPE BOWLS, and
REEDS or CHERRY STEMS,
to suit Also very fine I BES or seq A K
SMOkERS-;he very kind the ladies have been
asking after make presents TO their male friends.
And On hand fine stock Of MANUFACTURED
TOBACCO, SEGARS SNUFF, &c.
C. ?. SHAW, n. 4. corner Of
ian 2--tf King and Fairfax s.s.
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AMBR0TYPES,
DAGUERREOTYPES,
and PHOTOGRAPHS,
Taken artistically, ana A. low if not lower, than
anywhere else rs Come and see the HALO
TYPES, II. WOOLP,
NH l1-iy ROYAL st. Cd door from king-st.
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NATATER COOLERS, of different styles, just
w received from tho manufacturers, and for
sale by je II. l. GREdORS,
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1sTATEK COOLERS, KEFRIGERAT0RS.
W 1vr sale Ly lie j JOHN OGDEN.
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IN FOR RENT-The large Ne" WAR l.
Si::s= HOUSE. on Union street, No. j., lately oc-
cujinI by Addison, Wallace Co. Apply to
BURKE i HERBERT.
p..-n..;.r .,i,.nn nt onrn dee 9-cnrf
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WOULD call the attention of those in want Of
White Wash and Scrubbing Brushes, and also
Tomstoes Baskets, arrived this day.
myI. l.. HERRING, Royal St., near King.
7 AM constantly receiving additions TO my
| stock of Coal and Kerosene Oil LAMPS,
which am prepared to soil low.
je IL. l. GkEdURf.
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J. II. WARNER, Ticket Ascnt.
Baltimore. ic Tt
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1860-07-31
DIED.

July 18th, near Spring Hill, DR.. WIN. B, FREEDMAN,
aged "a years, IL months and IL DAYS.
DIR. Reedman was an exception of Young man.
From his infancy to his death his morals were remark
able tor their recttude; and as and brother he
was aHectlonate and obedient a neighbor and
friend he was universally beloved, and as we were
credlbly informed, he left not an enemy
In the year 1855 he commenced the study of medi
cine. He was very assiduous student and in conse-
quence of close application and natural sprightliness
he made rapid progress in the science and commenced
practising with very 1attering prospects But death
cut the matter Short and hurried him to that bourne
from whence none return.
About six months before his death he sought and
obtained preparation of heart to meet God and since
that time he was willing and satisfied to die-yea
more he even desired to die-for to die to him was
gain. His death was happy and tranquil
50 Rock Reg. please copy.
At Brownsburg, Rockbridge CO., Va, on the morn
ing of the 25th of July, JANE E. PATTERSON in the
9th year of her age, and daughter of Samuel Patter
SEN Her disease was Inflammation of the brain and
though one Of the most talented physicians of the
county in attendance found it impossible to ar
rest It's progress AS might be expected from the To-
calty OF the disease her suerings were circulating
In the extreme; and reason fed its infant throne
Before the final conflict she became calm and in an
swer to most touching maternal appeal if she knew
ner Ito speak once more -; Unexpectedly the tongue
which had been silent for than three DAYS utter
ed the desired reply But was note of melody too
sweet to be repeated vbrate long, upon the chords
OF the domestic Tyre. We her in the wane of life
but she was too the shore of eternal rest to
trouble ministerial converse Truly she was flower
OF varied hues. His eye which no darkness can OBJ.
scure saw its Beauties and plucked it wsth his own
hand to be set in his garden above tsSuffer little
children to come unto and forbid them not for of
such is the kingdom of heaven.'' Let the afflicted
family say, sthe Lord gave and the Lord hath taken
away, blessed be the name of the Lords H. T.