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MISCELLANEOUS READING.

POLITICAL AMBITION AND ITS REWARDS.
The eloquent testimony of Guizot, which
we copy below, to the emptiness OF political
distinction, ought to reconcile those who
have never succeeded in attaining such dis
| tlnctlon to the more obscure walks of life.
in which the multitude Of men must always
remain. We find it quoted by a contem por-
ry from the third volume of the recently pub.
lished memoirs of the great statesman and
historian:
II have no desire to intrude my private
life and feelings on public attention. The
more they are profound and tender, the
less they are disposed to exhibit themselves,
for cannot show them in their intense real
ity? Kings exhibit their crown jewels to
the inspection of the curious; but we do not
parade our private treasures, the value of
which is only known to the owners. Yet,
when the fatal day arrives in which these in-
valuable possessions are wrested from us, it
would be evincing towards them proper
want of respect and faith not to declare the
esteem in which they were held and the void
they have left. have been strongly attach
ed to political life, and have applied myself
to it with ardor. | have devoted to public
duties, without hesitation, the sacrifice and
efforts they demanded from me; butthese pur-
suits have ever been far indeed from satisfy
ing my desires. 1t is not that complain Of
the incidental trials. Many public servants
bave spoken with bitterness ofthe disappoint-
ments they have experienced, the reyerses
they have undergone, the seventies of for
tune, and the ingratitude of men. l have
nothing of the kind to say, for Ihave never
acknowledged such sentiments. However Vi
olently | may have been stricken, | have.
never found men blind or ungrateful, or my
political destiny more harsh than Iexpec:ed.
1t has had alternately, and in great abund-
ance, it's joys aud sorrows; such is the law Of
humanity. But it has been in the happiest
days, and in the midst of the most brilliant
successes of my career, that / have found
the insuficiency of public life. The political
world is cold and calculating; the affairs of
government are lofty, and powerfully i'm.
press the thought; but they cannot fill the
soul, which has often more varied and more
pressing aspirations than those of the most
ambitious politicians. It longs for hap
piness more intimate, more complete, aud
more tender than that which all the lab,rs
and triumphs of act!He exertion and pub
lie importance can bestow. What I know
to-day, at the end of my race, I have felt
when it began, and during its continuance;
even in the midst of great undertakings. do
mestic affections form the basis of life; and
the most brilliant career has only supcl fetal
and incomplete enjoyments, if stranger
to the happy ties Of family and friendship"
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Ellie HAVEN STITUT TE!!
ID ALEXANDRIA, IA.
MISS Z. 7 f BBS, PRINCIPAL.
Miss T. B. CARRIER, Vice Principals Prof. J. c
ENGELEREcnr. Vocal aad Instrumental
Music; Prof. PoLTI, Languages,
and Drawing and Painting.
WcN q0d7Ifed oNd ecperIeHced AaSl'fo"'' "F' .

vi
and Drawing and Painting.
WeH q"niifed md experienced assistants are en-
,loged IN each Department.
THIS INSTITUTION will open for its THIRD
Session. the 20h duy 81 ne.n September, and close
the last of June. 4 thorough and systematic
course OF study is pursued. In the attainments
o: the x1iid branches Of education, the advaata ges
offered are surpassed Ivy those Of n" Sch""' i" he
Union. The rety test Teachers are employed in
this Department.
The Music Class is under the able and efficient
management of Prof j. c. EHGELBREcHr His
long experience aud great succeSS in this lmpor-
tant and popular accomplishment, and the sys-
tematic arrangement pcrvadinS al portions OF the
Musical Department, afford every advantage TO
the pupils.
Prot. PoLTr, who has charge of the Department
Of Ancient and Modern Languages, is Il dlstin-
euished graduate OF the University of Paris, and
is an efficient and accomplished Teacher.
A Bible Glass is conducted in the institute every
Sabbath. The Roarders required 10 join 1t.
and are encouraged and assisted in the study of
the Holy Scriptures.
A Select Department will he formed in the
School in order that young Ladies, who desire 1t,
may have the advantage Of pursuing Il Select
Course.
The Session closes with an Exhibition, ~ which
Honorary Rewards are bestowed upon those young
Ladies whosc diligence in studies and propriety
of department cutitle them to testimonials Of APP
probation and esteem.
The charge for Board (inc!udiag everything)
and Tuition in the entire English Course, IS S200
for the annual scsson--payablc semi mi-annualy in
advance.
In addition TO the Patrons 0i the Sch00t, the
Principal refers with pride to the following gem
tlemen, the most Of whom are oeN tnfo'med in
regard to the merits and standing Of the school
which they recommend:
RI Rev John Johns, D. d.
Rev Charles B. Dana, Alexandria Va.
Rev. George II. Norton, -
Rev james T. Johnston, d"
Rev. d. Francis Sprigg. -
Major II. T. Tyler Washington City.
0 NJ Crutrhticld, Speaker Of House Of Dele
gates OF Virginia.
John Seldom, esq, OF Stafford, Va.
J. Randolph Tucker. esq. Richmond, Va.
Nathaniel Tyler, Editor, Richmond Enquirer.
Rev. Philip Slaughter, Culpeper Co., Va.
llon. !. W. Tyler, Warrcnton, Va.
Robert Beverly, esq, Fauquier Co., Va.
B. Franklin Minor, esq, Albcmarle Co., Va
Rev 0. 4. kinsolving, Middieburg, Va.
Z Powell holland,
Gen. Asa Rogers.
q. W. Lewis, esq, Wcstmoreiand, Va.
j. ". Stevens, esq, Alexandria, Va.
Thos l.. Brown, esq, Charleston, Va.
NJ For Circulars, containiug full particulars,
address MISS L. TEBBS, Alexandria, Va.
aug l---eu2m
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e12 BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RIVER
LANDINGS

INNREASED ACCOMMODATIONS.
,-.,e THE "DIAM0ND STATE, Capt.
-L..z.ss,. acob kerwin, will leave Alexandria,
=. Sunny ~ : O'Clock. =. NJ. and returning,
viii IIe,y, Baltimore. OH Wednesday. Ut / o'clock,
N. ar earlier. II loaded. and Al! surplus freight
.,.l tr taken hy the st. Nirholas.
,Te~ The "Sr. NICHOLAS, Captain
-. " Samuel Gay, viii leave Washington
a. o'rlork, aud Aicxaudra at ! o'clock, A. NJ,
On Saturday morning. and returning, will leave
Baltimore on Wednesday II o'clock, +. NJ, and
viii .4 at the following laniinsS to land and
receive passengers and freight Point Lookout,
Forls, Bro-mS, and Coai's Wharves. Ptney
Point stones Wharf, ChappeN Point, PopeS
Creek and nil the established upper landings on
,ae Maryland shore. and White Point, Matthiaf
Paut. and B,yd's .ulc OH the Nirnigia Shore.
- MIlEAT { BRO. AgeutS
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To Cd Fulul aud Nurfuik 80 lnrIuuhg mthIH
Round trip tickets to Norfolk and Old Point good
for the season IS Children under ten years ana
servants. half fare. Free-co!ored persons ST.
Eccights at usual rates, and must be prepaid.
The steamer Baltimore, being the fastest boat
on the Potomac viii convey passengers to Point
Looh Out in cigh, hours, making the trip down
this beautiful ircr hy daylight.
For tickets aud further information apply on
board 10 Capt. Charles h. Mitchell, or at the
Companys Office, corner Pennsylvania avenue
amt sixth street, under the National Hotel.
Elf" Coacles will call at any place III the city
for passengers and baggage. -
GEO. +. MATTINGLY,
General Ticket Agent Potomac Steamboat Co.
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BROAD RUN ASSOCIATION.

r<rs- s,s. .r. r..sr
La - ~ ~ -. -,
TIE CONDUCTORS of the Manassas Gap
Railroad. will issue Round Trip Tickets. 10 per
sons attending the Baptist Associations near Broad
Run Station. from mll the Stations on the Road,
good from the l6;h 10 the 18th inst.
Au- q--l,I.
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AUCTION SALES.

GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
~ The undersigned Agent will offer for sale AT
Fairfax Court House, Va, Mondoy, the 2Oth
day Of August. 1860, (that being Court day. in
front Of the Court House Of said County al II
o'clock. NJ that very desirable and valuable
TRACT OF LAND lately owned by Maa2lah
Thomas deceased and Mary W. Thomas. Said
Tract of Land lies Immediately on the Little River
Turnpike Road within q miles Of Fairfax Z. H.,
and contains 333 ACRES. 4 sufficient por-
ton Of the Tract i well cleared and IN fine state
Of cultivation. and the Land is well adapted to
raising all kinds Of grain, and indeed is suited {"
all other agricultural purposes. No Farm IN
the County is better adapted to dairy and Sralzing
purposes, "a it is one OF the best watered farms
in the County--having an abundance ot never
failing Springs oi the purest water. ms Is also
one OF the healthiest places to be found anywhere
The improvements consist Of neatly finished
81 DWELLING HOUSE. containing ten com
sn!-i Portable rO0nls-SX Of which are almost
new-hcSideS a spacious basement. There Is
good rev and cornmodiouS barn, and All other
necessary ont buildings i'll good condition. There
Is also good OvcrseerS House near the Turn
pike aud ut Il convenient distance from the
Dwelling.
There is on the Tract great abundance OF I'M
BEE, suitable ior fencing and all other purposes.
THE TERMS oF SALE WILL BE- As FOLLOWS:
One third of the purchase money he paid down
on day of sale and the residue in four equal an
nua instaments. hearing interest from the day OF
sale to be secured by bond with personal security
satisfactory to the Undersigned and Deed OF
Trust upon the premises.
NATHANIEL THOMAS.
Fairfay Comfy i--SawtS
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TPISCOPAL HIGH SCHOOL OF VIRGINIA,
/ '! ut No WAR; three mites ,rest Of A!erandfta.
Rev. JOHN p. MCGUIRE. Rector.
I57t oId EFP"IIfHccd Is0'h'Is o'F e1AP7oys0

I5't und EFP"fIfnccd Te"'h"fs "Ff eMP0ysu ~
he ser.r"} Departments.
The corn SESSION will commence on the frst
U"i"r-dog IN September "e"f, and close the tast
" Ue,inesdag /" Jtpts, 1861.
The Studies embrace fall Course Of Greek,
Latin, English, Mathematics, and Natural Scicn-
ces: Modern Languages. &c.
TERMS :~-S2J0 Tor Board, Tuition, Light, Fuel
Mendug and Washing semi annually,
viz: Sl3j at the commencement Of the Session,
and :l2j Oh the ISt day ot February.
Modern Languages, Mu>ir, Drawing, and Paint
ing. at pro;rSsnr'S charges
HsgErENcHs.--Thc Bishops and Clergy Of the
Diocese: the Professors ot the University "t Viz
ginia.
a. For particulars. see Catalogue. confirming
/! full account Of the Srh0nl.
Address REV. JOHN ?. NrGl IRE.
Howard, rear Theological Seminary, Fairfax Co,
"a il i.---2:tm!Scpl
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r,. ;,v,rir. steamer COLUMBIA, Capt. james
y ,rn-r ba, recently been put i'll complete order,
having IN added 10 her former accommoaatiohS
.,,.i,a~ saloon aud fourteen comfortable state
,r, With entire new bedding ami other iurnl-
mr.. ,tii wall uatil the I'D September next leave
g,ftiu,re EVERY SATURDAY AFIERNOON:
.,,.y ,as.cgi Of four uclock-thus altordin5 pas
.,,.y.tal SHIPPER, Two hours moro IN Baltimore.
AL Irri,ing Al Point lookout amt kinsa!e IL
,a,rs convenient hours IN the morning. Return
n, the Columbia viii leave Rilcy's wharf Wash
.r,.,n, EVERY WEDNESDAY MORNING, al
~ .gl Alexandria M seven o'clock. calling at
,.ta.u-ull stopping places, going aai returning
.r.f.4I ia r..'aivc pl..ensu:t and freight.
>,g.s the CULC MBlA has been enlarged, II
.sr,ly hapreus that she cannot take considerable
.tiroDs to her usual freight shippers there
.a..a.,lug large lots OF 9uano ptg iron, anu ota-
.rf-ei,ar. can nave them carried by specia! agree
meat, N terms mutually advantageous. on sppli-
eaton To the following agents.
CHAS. WORTHlNGTON, Baltimore.
WHEAT ( BROTHER, Alexaudria.
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SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LINE.
w. WEITELOCK Il CO.'S

w ~ uj7r1TErncv { co.'s
c,rpEE piIOspHATF OF LIME can always
y he had Of
p,rrp & BRO, Winchester.
J. {. NEvETr, Alexandria.
{. +. SrrrLE & Co., Alexandria.
W HEAT BRO HteAunofla'
d. Damb'' "r"'
ooNA iSoH' ''eI' .h;,,.
We ta'h tnlI 'i''.te - "u J fr -
OIL tue kinn ''aoc III 'ne o"'''" ''1
effect refer with coh!ehce - 'n' nrI'elS VI "i,
iaA' tn'PepeF' hno Lia' "'' "he'e II ""' 'e'N ~
"A,tHENt'! "P!', V' ~~ ~~ 80. .,I, han.
,.;ar hna, and ,ha 'an, in much better con
Iiron thnn that fertilizer.
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SOUTHERN PROTECTION INSURANCE.
co N Il Il y \,
ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA.

CAPITAL OVER o5u,UU USiI..@AhS,
AND CON INSTANTLY lNC K Il a ) M.
The Charter OF this Company offers more ;avora-
bic advantages to the farmer aud others, than any
Co;u3any chartered in the State, by in#uring
With or without 3fe!nlain note. Ii Tue applicant
prefer h.. can pay the fall amount oi the pFeinlaih
IN cash. or by eItccting cash insurance Tor '"'
wears. the insured saves one e gh;h of the amount
he would otherwise have 10 pay; "r by becoming II
;uc:4ber. and giving &!ali premium note thc ln-
s;lre,i saves nearly hal! Of the amoHnt charge.
sy Stock Companies, when inSuring from year ia
wear This is the ady4ntage resulting from the
combination Of the
CASH AND MUTUAL PRINCIPLE.
This Company commenced isSulng Policies
against loss or damage by fire. ON the l@th uay o
March 1884, since which time over seven thousaha
seven hundred persons nave insured ana become
lneu!bcr8 ui the Company, and over seventy th"u-
sand dollars have been paid for losses Having
Increased our business during the past year We iee
Grateful! for the libcla! patronage bestowed upon
The Company thus far, and for its taterlng pros
n.cls Of future usefulness The Director. hope
and believe, !hat, hy prudence, caution, anu rglo
system ot economy, they will establish Tor TINS
Company 4 reputation Tor chcnpnc"s ANA >aie'S
not surpnSsed hy any Company in the L. states.
All differences in settlement Of losses, may be
determined by three dsincrcsci arbitrat"rs OF the
County where such loss happened, to lie InntuailS
chosen by the insured and the Compnny.
DIRECTORS:
II H. ', w. u,i.r,>, lhom,'S Tbnmss tDlr =. mi.
Dr.. k. II. Stah1r, X. Ii. Carter,
Christopher Ncale, VIM. Wright,
E, ~ ~: r.r i Mn.
niias blS'""' ',''' , !, y ,'' rh
:, ' rIaIn'. ,t.'v'' w., e Eoi,ht.
OFFICERS:
II w, Thomas. Prcst. Thomas T. lliil Trc'cr.
i
i L. -, - -, n.r ,,,u,. 6 E.o.r,l A.>.nt
'N'7: =, ~ ~ ''''''''
my '--'"'iE -
H!nE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY Of
ALEXANDRIA, continues 10 insure against
T;r. .,.r,r.y in Tow. and Country rs Icrcto!"ye,
EnAHD or DIRECTORS:
Ayruoxv y Goyre. President.
u-,ll;,,, t,r..,n-v Edward : uourh,
pi,m, r,,;,,; I.,o.. p Smith,
rt,,,rn,p y T,;th Eohcrt G Violet.
n"rt'"@ :, -, ,,i ',,' r.,,. uetrnr.n;.l
" "''Ii' .,I 1'., ~. V"''' I,I' W;,h.rs
,"'" - - ;, '''."'' '''
~. orr b,urs from = to and from u t" q
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WASHINGTON BREWERY.

DRAEGHT ALE. PORTER AND STkoNH
y FER.
4 FULL assortment OF barrels. halves and
u quarters, o; Ihc above superior and pure
MALT LIQUORS, can hc had ata low price from
JOHN DAWSON.
Middle Store. old Theatre, Alexandria, Va.
The STRONG BEER, on account Of it5 low
price and mild i!svor j. we'll tcd ir family use,
and il will prove most agreeable and wholesome
b.vrrayc 10 ladies and children.
n L. Read the following from the Evening
Star Of December 3, 1859:
"A REMARKABLY FINE ALE.-Mr. Dawson
successor in the Washington Brewery, corner OF
X and 9th streets. MIR. Culineau, IL now lnanuac-
turing X ale and porter and brown stout, all OF
which reflect infinite credit on his establishment
His ale compares farorahiy, indeed, with the best
Philadelphia and Albany ales, being, according
to our taste. muck more like the best English and
Scotch alca than those imported from either OF
i.ose cities. Ii he continues 10 produce go aupe-
riur an article. he vii! shortly make II reputation
ior his brewery surprising that OF any Northern
,.atahiis hmeut.
Enquire at join ia 1@'N'
Theatre Building, Alexandria,
mh ia.--tf Wholesale Dealer Malt Liquors.
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WENTWORTH FEMALE SEMINARY.

TI1llE iutics of this Institution will be Resumed
on the l1tI oi September next. The course
OF instruction i, intended 10 develop the intrllcc
iual sorai and moral .ara,ticS. aad hy impart-
ing = thorough practical, ompli<led and Chris
tiau c,!ucatiun lit the pupil ior the faithful dis
charge oi the Responsible duties that await her
in life.
The u"w and beautiful buildings, erected during :
the last session expressly for this Seminary, are
located in the most elegant and healthy part Of
the city.
The bcS; Professors are engaged FOR the depart
mentS OF Music French. and Ornamental branches.
REPEGExcES -krv. James L. Johnston, Alex
an,lra, Va: Rev George II. Norton. do; Rev.
Charles T.. Dana. do: Rev. \. :. Grecnaway.
Circulars containing particulars and additional
references, furnished by addressing
ALBERT L. BASSF0RD. Principal.
our 1c--noif Alexandria, Va.
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-, ALEXANDRIA, BREWERY.
I he undersigned is now manufacturing at MS
4 K + " + Il \,
Corner OF King and Faye.te Streets,

Superior qualities "t
PALE, AMBER, AND CREAM ALES,
To- which he respectfully invites the attention OF
his friends, and the public" Having .n expert
ence Of over ~ years IN the business ard posses
sing extensive t,at4jt,t0g facilities, be fntters
himself that his AhES viii compare tavorably
with any manufactured, either IN or OUT oil the
State oI Virginia
If necessary he could ill columns with the
many tlatterlng testimonials he hos received with
regard to the superiority ", dis ALES, from the
press and the public; but he prefers that his Lr
shall speak for itself.
By n strict j,e.,s"ani attention I" business, ana
a., determination ~ manufacture nothing but Il
superior quality of Pure AK, he hopes L"
merit II share Of public patronage:
BOTTLED ALE AND PORTER, pat up en-
rresSlv Tor family use, constantly on hand
gz..s. Orders promptly attended 10.
NH Is II. 5. MARTIN.
TLOVER SEED, lor sale by
10 WHEAT BRO.
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ORANGE & ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD.
La as IS.
TWO DAILY TRAINS.

80 = S--z - ~, ~ 2 a:2s;I2s
TWO DAlLl TRAINS.
an AND AZ LEX FhipAl' June zHta' labo,
" TWO TRAINS VIII leave alexandria daiiy,
t-r Lynchb"rg ana the Southwest. connecting at
Gordomsrie with the Trains on the Virginia Cen
tral Railroad, iur kirhmonL, charlottesville,
Staunioli, &c, ANA with the Train gu the MulaS$us
Gap Railroad, for Woodstock, Mt. Jackson, &c
Through Tickets 10 RICHMOND, LYNCH
BURG. KNOXVILLE. Nj EM PMS NASH
VILE, MOBILE. MONTGOMERY, and NEW
ORLEANS NJ the Ticket ur'tre, CORNER u King
and Union streets.
Leave Alexandria III :, i. NJ, and 1lI. +. Vi.
Lynrihu:. 1T $40. \. NJ. and 40. T. NJ.
~. The c.nuectun$ with Virginia Central
and Manassas Gap Railroads are made 10y The
iuy trains only.
l. NJ. BROADJS General Ticket \ gent.
------- 49,
70" s"NOTICE.--Frcight ior the Extension Will
leave Alexandria every Tuesday morning. ANA be
received AT the Drpot--aud loaded on mon street,
every Monday.
Fish will iio, he carried by the passenger trains.
j. +. iAIHAM, Agent OF
TRANSPORTATION, Orange and Alex'a. Il. f.
jc 2S-tt
,,,, r,,,, nro,,o,ry pyr.z,, o,s N,pr.fvyES1,
foN iiH
L.. Esaa 5: f:z
Sazx = = = r. - ~ -s-k~
Ma inI,'1' ~ - 1,I' ,, A.-AH ~" r. - =, m
) " II Il n Il !! n i " II " IL ~ l.
CHANGE or HOo ~, -,
hN AND At1 fk MAJ -'lA' iooV' 'i''nS WIZ
~ ieave C@l'er' S'S,''n' s,,,.,1.,.,,
,n: y;rnt.,,., E,tIy and all
A Isn
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MANASSAS GAP RAILROAD.

Ii 81 Gss :2::iss:4:3 NC: <:
nASSENGEKS Tor this Road will leave the
Alexandria Station. in the Orange Train, at
:, A. NJ. daily tSundays cxccptcd.) arrive at Al
exandria al =, p NJ. Through tickets h} this route
to MiddIcburg and Winchester.
The Trains leave Mount Jackson daily l>un-
,lays excep;c,i.l ut I3o. \. NJ. and arrive at Al
exuudria II l:3j 7. NJ
~ fNtf EDWARD GREEN. Treasurer.
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EDUCATIONAL.
ALEXANDRIA FEMALE SEMINARY,

Il O Y I 4
Y!NHE THIRTEENTH ANNUAL SESSION. of
| this Institution, will commence on the 18th
OF September next Those who purpose send
ing to the School, will please apply for admission
AT an early day.
lazSs- Circulars giving particulars will be furnish
ed 10 any who may desire them.
JAMES 5. HALLOWELL.
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:, Il. |. = and ) o'clock.
Leaves Washington at ). 10, l.. = and -
clock
Except on Tuesdays aud Fri lays, on which days
ne wiu leave Washington NJ 10, ami Alexandra
a H. orlork tor Mount Vernon.
;. GEDNEl' CAPTAINS.
app :. BAKER.
xr-@a CHANGE OF RUNNING or
s-~s:es.s- s.s.:.-s-E STEAMER GIpSEl.-Un anl after
M'nt,ty, ltta Instant. the Steamer GlPohl Will
from AMI 10 Earmin ston and Alexandria. on
Mondays, Wednesdays. anl Fridays. tor pa>scn-
se'> aal freight, leaving Pennington at s. o.
clock, 4. N.-rcturnin5, leave Alexandria at 1,
Pm.
On Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays. she
-" ran freight. wucn it may oter-and will be
'-4gtercl ;or pleasure AMI other EACl kSloSS'
~ either OF the Inst named days. and Sundays.
Term, Of passage from Pennington to AteXan-
d'i All back. - cents Tor each passenger. Chli-
d'@H under T. years. half price. Servants halt
prize. .my7-ttI HATrON 4 TOWNSHEND
rT~as, The Steamer JAMES GUY, leaves
- - sWa>hjngton every TUESDAY and
fElOAl, At o'rork, a. NJ, aud AeXandrin at
D so'c.Jsk, i. NJ. Tor Currioman, aud the inferno
tAi" bindings On her return trips, she w'li
'e"e tarriouan every Wednesday and Saturday.
'h o'clock, A. VI.
LrCIEN $. PAGE. Proprietor.
NNuANIEL BotSH. Agent. Alexandria.
Iyi--u
- VESSELS WANTED, for ~
>s=s-, CHARLESTON and SAVANNAH. 49,
H2l FOWLE Il co.
- VESSELS WANTED FOR
>&>.> NEW YORK.
BOSTON.
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FIRE INSURANCE NOTICES, &c.
THE
NORTHERN ASSURANCE COMP'Y., LONDON

y :.
No. 81 South Wifd Street, Pii0delphia.
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GOOD CHuRN-IAc upri-h Barrel Churn
\ is believed 10 be the best Churn in use, Stan
CAurnS. Tubs. Buckets, Wood Bowls aud Trays,
Step Ladders, Clothes Horses. wash boards
Clnih.t Lines, Hampers for soled clothes. Baskets
Of all kinds, lor sale by
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vy,TFR COOLERS, Of different styles just
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