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The hydraulic press., 1860-10-13

D9rI gave her rose, and gave her ring,
and asked her to marry me then; but she
sent them all back, the insensible thing
and said she'd no notion of men. told hel
I'd oceans of money and goods; and tried
to succeed with growl; but she answered
she wasn't brought up in the woods, to be
scared by the screech of an OWL l called
her flirt, and other things bad Idispraised
her features and form; till at length sue
ceeded in making her mad, and she ragged
like the sea in a storm. And then in mo
ment relenting, smiled, and called her my
angel and all and she fell in my arms like
sorrowfnl child, and exclaimed, "Will you
marry me, Small?"
The hydraulic press., 1860-10-13

MA new way of collecting bad debt,
was most effectively tried in Paris, not long
ago. creditor was observed walking up
and down before the door of student, who
owed him for wines used in round of dissi-
patton, with a printed placard on his back,
containing these words: "Monsieur c.
owes me 200 francs, and am amusing my
self until he produces the amount in pay
ment."
The hydraulic press., 1860-10-13

H9 After Victoria came to the throne, a
present was sent to her from Jerusalem-an
olive tree. 1t was shipped at Beyrout, kept
on deck, and appeared to die on the passage.
In that condition it was entrusted to the
Queens gardener. On the week in which
her Majesty was crowned, the Bristol Mer-
curry stated, that on the day of coronation,
the young olive tree put forth twelve bios
SONS. correspondent infers from this,
the twelve tribes of Israel will be gathered
together in Victoria's reign. Some less theo-
logical, but more genealogical seer, might
interpret the event to mean that she would
have twelve children.
The hydraulic press., 1860-10-13

The NEXT STATE SENATE.-Seventee SEN
ators hold over from last year, and will be
members of the Senate this winter. Of these,
eleven support Douglas and Johnson, four
are for Breckenridge and Lane, and two for
Lincoln. The friends of Douglas will only
have to elect six of the seventeen Senators
to be voted for this year, to give them ma
jority in the next State Senate. AS parties
are now divided, the probability is, that the
friends of Douglas will have a clear majority
in both branches of the egislature.-Nevada
Democrat.
The hydraulic press., 1860-10-13

EuRTHER REDUCTION in COAL OIL and Cam
II phene, by REAMER.
The hydraulic press., 1860-10-13
MRS. WINSLOW


of any other
Err HAS 1T FAIL
INSTANCE TO Eff
when timely
The hydraulic press., 1860-10-13

D@ Muggins was passing up st. Charles
street one day with friend, when be OBJ
served dog that had been killed. lying in
the gutter.
"Another fatal shipwreck," said he, mus
ingly...
"Shipwreckl How, when, wherew
"Don't you see? There's a BARK forever
lostp
The hydraulic press., 1860-10-13

B@A skeptic thinks it very extraordinary
that an ass once talked like a man, when
there are thousands of men who are contin-
ually talking like asses.
The hydraulic press., 1860-10-13

ArA1LS, all sizes,
IL at SMITHS HARDWARE STORE:
, 1860-05-11
s.ssun
ARMY NOTICE.


CEALED PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING
- the U. s. Troops at Fort Steilacoom, W. T.,
with FRESH BEEF for the year commencing
July lst, 1860, will be received at the Office Of
the Acting Assistant Commissary Of Subsistence,
Fort SteiIacooni, W. T., up to O'Clock on SAT.
URDAY, June 23d, 1860,
This Beef must be fresh and good, and Of a
wholesome quality, delivered in quarters, an
equal proportion Of each, (necks and shanks to
be excluded ordinarily three times week, in
Quantities varying with the number Of troops at
the Post The amount required at present per
wech is about 1850 pounds, which may be in
creased or diminished during the year.
Payments 70 be made menthly.
Proposals to be addressed to the Acting As
sistant Commisary Of Subsistence, Fort Stella
COON, w. T., and endorsed proposals for
Fresh Beef" written contract and bond, with
two surelies, to accompany the proposal. Con-
tract will be given to the lowest responsible bid.
:. The Commissary reserves the rigla 10 reject
any or all bids, should he think Tie interests Of
The sersis, require Il.
Bidders ars Invited % be present at the OPEN
GA. REYNOLDS,
ID Lieut. 9th Inf'y,
Once Of A. A. G. S., Fort. .steHacoom, W. T.,
Nay sth, 1860. 9-2:4
Pioneer and Democrat please copy three times
and send bill to Herald Office.
, 1860-05-11

We glean from our exchanges few items Of
esnonl interest, as foloWs:-
The special committee Of the House have been
considering and reconsideFing the bill for the Pa.
eillc railroad; and, finally, on the 9Th Of Aprl.
determined on adopting the Curtis bill. with
clavse thai The road should touch II Salt Lake
city. This win Be resisted in the House BY the
large interest friendly 70 the Southern proiect,
and, h & should pass, viii encounter decided op-
position in the Senate.
In he HOUSE he Ansi.Pdygumy Bill was
passed, l4o % 90. NJ. Hooper, from Utah, made
. speech against L. He said that not more than
one half Of the people Of Utah wished 10 recoR.
nize polygumy, and not hall Of thoss practice Il;
but the passage Of this bin would b looked upon
as persecution and insul: BY tie whole people,
and lheyc would Be no telling the result of their
hostile feeling.
e p.per .riies that the committee Of the House
!. lsoIahle 70 the payment Of the Oregon debt !;
that ~. Stout sussains ne iustn.ss of ~ third
.udllos's report that General Lane Is unable
70 procure the passage thrlueh the Sente Of 4
hill 70 pay the debi, and ada. that 1his -,
claim "has been ridden as . hobby IL Ten THO
have got themselves into position and t6sa abnn-
doned itD = S1-''
The ship Norbay, when Eve days out Of Ma,
co for Havana, with 800 Chinese coolies an
board, was the scene Of q terrible mutinv. The
Chinese attempted TO take lho shin, and a firht
which lasted all night took place, when thew rsve
j., having lost thirty killed and rinety wounded,
A lady passenger and her child died Of IFirht
caused By the tight.
The death Of the Hon. John L. Robinson. o.
:. Marshal Of Indiana, Is announced. He was
, 1860-05-11

1111orrn q h. @. Paorn Wnrcxn. -0n ri.
I'I ncr'nr I11i, On her way from Port Ludlow
a ||.'1 a. schooner n. q. Page senconninrod
. hwy r1nIhuoll gale then blowing, and
81" 0|11I Fur miles southeast of Trial Island,
50 I'1 Il1 fp. ehillld her deck Ioad and soon
..| |''|I r|Ih water and cap5ned She lay on
.' |.|U ends 81 shout lr1 hours. when the
|.'. |'|| IaV'rg gradually washed "a, Captain
.|||| |'| De 1ny1ris q he lore-ugrine, The
- N10| ollIb1aId and she righled she
ID. '1|1 o. Saturday morning, On WILDLY
''' ..''.' ~ u'l1 alulh Of Deception Pas
|'I'1 u1'rr md he crew we're thirty.
" n. rE>.- ~'|lcul c1iire. and nearly
~ | ~ O. l1oU. Ih5n1-1 {. owned IN
d /. |IIE.1n' Eao. nl Ih|s louI-< 81 Lea .
"|I1| 5000 ~ q Iuuhor 81 bo7S,. "A n.
-. q \, ...'llnt 1I|ooo llst e utis1' "a
'.II- IC1'11'.L
, 1860-05-11

A street encounter occurred on 18th at JetIer.
son City, Mo-, between james Hughes, Deputy
Warden Of the Penitenliary, and Mr.. DOzieT,
formerly guard in the prison, resulting in the
assigned to an old grudge, aggravated by recent
, 1860-05-11

A general convention Of shoe leather dealers
Of the States Of New York and Pennsylvania,
assembled at the Astor. House, New York, on
the evening Of the l4th, for the purpose Of fOrm-
ing an association for the protection Of their in
terests About forty tanneries were represented.
The cause Of this movement Is, the depressed
condition Of the sole leather manufacturing bus
ineSs.
, 1860-05-11

APl1lloiic AM ELoornss LEEsEh-we in
viz .Iani1i % he excellent letter on Tie third
r... q his iIlue, q Rev. B. c. BrsskinTidgs 70
A'Inrrliu. our honolsi vles President Though
D Ialll|ion tniire excludes much other matter
q utIl o. les interest," We do not grudgs L the
11a11 n ocsnpios and commend Il % our readers
> VI 1nIhI Lh.l- p.Iul.l
, 1860-05-11

fon I'M sumEkknkER.-Psrsis were n Vic
inris On Saturday, aays he CsisAst Of the 9Th
Inst. purchasing goods 10 b shipped 10 Stella
coon. and from thence packed On nnimals 10 the
snil1Ans1n dlgsinsE n these mines prove to
b ri.b. new market WI Be opened TO our mer-
rhana during he coming season. For The laiOs.
iull|Irlnss respecting thsm. see the extracts
l.n Q. Mennllins.I. sIIsEhsre.
, 1860-05-11

Nrenarrn FAvona.-Purler Lowell. Of ne
E|.s lrfnssn. Wells. Fargo 4 Cos Express
N..'41.I On ne Randma, and J. W. suilivan,
d 1.1 Fran,ia1o. have our thanks ibr liberal
.1.'s of Ial.'gn and domestic papers during
u IL ---l
, 1860-05-11

Dr. {" J. CZlfKAY. hate o. the Hungarian Army.
and honorary Mtmltr Of the Philadelphia College al
Medicine, calls attention to the IulO EinR maisdies In
the treatment ri which he guarantees cure Diseases
0f the Brain such Epilepsy pOplexy shea Of blood
to the head Il lImnaton II It's rent tssnes martial
and complete Paralysis and Insanity and ell Funcilona
Defangements, such IN loss Of memory aversion to
socey, misanthropy, timdiiy nervous excitement from
slight causes, self dtrust, Cddness, hendache ringing
in the ears confusion Of ideas 1--we Of inde oDt
iIsinns disturbed sleep and inrapabily for labor and
study AlsO In deases Of the lungs and air pssslFea
such ~ TubercUar disc or consumption pnsunonia
or haTmai0n Of the lungs, or DlrSy asthma
foIms u catarrha He, tons aso dei es Of the liver
sub ~ hepats ~ Inflammation Of the liver conyesoua
m the liver, ahsceses Of the liver ,alcui in the 1all
Idd'r and ducts jun lire, and thnse DISEASES which
impair H. functions, such Phnama fever billions and
n'ermttng :evers. ani the consequences which these
disprirrs leave behind them.
As0 diseases II the SOmlch such as q ,s,ritis or in
Elimination nj the Bowels dyst epsia in all ts firms,
which ds.troy appetite and digestion; Fa,nlpnry Dys-
entery and lTrl l; GlSO diseases III the KidDeys and
othr urinary organs such dabrtes or an excessive
low 81 urine, Albnmharia, monty known ~ Bshts
disease, lin this complaint physician nor patient oiIen
times suspect the presence Of disease until too Ae the
must common symptoms general indispositiOn with
droPscll sWrBgsl cacul Ia the Kidneys, Urethra or
Bladder ennFss Of inability TO retain the urine: cystitis
or ind Of the bladder and all other dsnrders
Of the urinary organs; also diseases Of the womb and IL
appehdsges, snch as irregularities Of the MENsTs when
excessive, defective, spprE ed or irregular pTolapaus
other diseases Of the parts In the treatment o anV Of
The shove Diseases the Doctor has MANY new remedies
AMI Rnaranbesa perfect In all asss or the money
wi'+) free.
Addrss Dr. L. J. CZtPKAY, San Francisco.
, 1860-05-11
TURNING.

r q. CHAPMAN q co. WOULD INFORM
81 their friends and the citizens Of Washington Territory
that they are now prepared 10 DO ali kindSof
LATHE TURNING.
STAIR BANIsfERe
Newell POSTS,
BALUsfRADEs,
COLUMNS,
billiard and
TRNPfN BALLS, &c, Ae,
Also keep on hand good assortuuns Of gmber from which
We manufacture PLAIN and FANCY BkDSrEADS
oFde IRON any part Of the Sound puneuay attended 10
: - : -- - :. @. CHAPMAN q CO..,
eas9m efEfLAc00M, W.T..
, 1860-05-11

Below We copy a number Of items of interest
from the British ColoHist Of the 9TH and 9Th in.
stant:-
The BArQUE GLMFsE-Success has at last
crowned the efforts Of McSSrs. Reynolds and
Rhodrr, ard the glimpse once more floats. She
ioated of on Saturday night, and the Wilson O..
HtHt, cn Sunday morning, tOwed her over TO
Port Ludlow for repairs.
4 FRASER RIVER FEVER IN CmISA-Wc learn,
from the various Chinese firms in this city,
that perfect fever exists in China in regard 10
Fraser river, ard that an immigration Of from
5000 to 1000 coolies may be expected between
now and the LIST Of August. Should these antc-
pations be verified, very busy time is looked
for during the coming summer. 1t is asserted
by knowing ones that 800 Chinamen left $4,000
with the merchants Of this town last week.
INPROvENENTs.-It is encouraging to witness
the large number Of buildings in course Of cree
ton in various parts OF the town. On Sunday
we counted twenty three frames underway.
Two buildings have been erected across the ravine
since the Fort Rupert Indians were compelled to
eyacUate the northern section Of the city.
SUDDEN DEATH.-A mid,le.agrd man named
Clarke, who has been travelling about the Sound
for some time past engaged in taking daguerreo-
types, dropped down dead, on Friday last, at
Port Madison, W. T., whittier he had gone on
business connected with his profession.
ISLAND BUTrER AND EGGs.-Fresh Vancouver
Island butter is offering by etai, at 37t cents per
h.. fresh eggs at 90 cents per dozen.
, 1860-05-11
SPECIAL NnTICE.


e. The following letter. which empbatically speaks
for itself waa written by the Dean Of the Faculty q tire
Philadelphia College Of Medicine 10 the edOFs Of the
Pacific Medical Aud Surgical Journal San Francisco,
for publication:
Pitt ApELPHII. JSp lT1h, laSs.
7ote EdfOrs Pacific Medical and Surgical Journal:
GEsTLkNtN-My Httentin has betD called W M article
In the December number Of your oIna 10 regard 10 the
Gd euHde deRIee granted by the Philadephis College
Of Medicine to Dr. L. J. Czapkay. When the application
for the degree made tO the Faculty Was accS npa-
MED By Sdavits and testimOnlsls the effect that Dr.
Czapkay regular gr duate ND. Of the University
Of Pesh bad served Surgeon 10 the Hungarian army,
and was q regular practitioner Of medicine. On tkS
strength of these the degree granted The cd eun
dem degree it, name implies, l. conferred graduates
only and gives US pew Privleges Had there been the
slightest suspicion Of TrgSriiy. the application would
hate been refused. By hseitihg the n your journal,
you will do an act Of Gs,ce n the College and confer
favor on Yours, very respectfully.
II. RAND,
Dean Of the Faculty Of the Philadelphia College Of Medicine
CERTIFICATE
l. the urdersGned, Governor Of Hungary, do testify
hereby that Or l. J. Czapkay has served during he
contest Tor Hungarian liberty, Chief Surgeon In the
Hungarian army. with aithiu perseverance whereof
have given him this certificate and d0 recommend him
to the sympathy attention and protection Of a thOae
uudeseTved misfortune. KossuTH LASos.
Washington City, January eth, 1859.
~ Dr.. J.. J. CEapkaya Mediral end Surgical lnsti-
tue on Sacramento street. below Montgomery opposite
the Pacific Nail &eamkhP Co.'s ONCE, San fFDncileo,
CIitiTnis. The Doctor ofsn FIRE consolidation, and
ask. No Ttmnnerat"n uDless he effects Q cure.
please enclose $40 n their LHsTs, and they S EsG
immediate attention 70 their casss. ~
| L. J. CZAPKAY, n b., -v-s~>
Ism San FnEciscO, Cal.
, 1860-05-11

g Please announce through the columns Of your paper
the of H. q. WILLIAMSON candidate for the oce
s.Isf MANY CITIZENS
, 1860-05-11

The Forrest divorce case has been settled again.
In New York, on the l4th, Judge MOncrief de-
livered decision in the Forrest divorce case, con-
tirming the report Of the referee granting $1,000
a!imOIy per annum to Mrs. Forrest, from the
date OF the trial, aud also granted the motion for
4 final judgment.
, 1860-05-11
Spttial NOttts.

PoaasS
Is prepared from the finest red Jamata sarsapaTa aAd
English lOdde Of Potass admirable restorative and pu.
rer Of the blood, ceanses the system Of an morbid and
impure matter, pmples bOs and eplonS from The
skin, cures rheuma'm and pains Of all kinds An who can
AFFORD should use IT, tends give them strength and pre-.
long life. Sold by Druggists generally, a q per bottle
r. HALL CO., PropFie oFs,
Wholesale Druggists,
Sa:sm l4s and l45 Clay ct, San TraneiseO.
, 1860-05-11
Bank Exchange.

s. McCAW & CO. -
OHcr for sale, Rt Wholesale aud Retail,
A GREAT VARIETY OF DESIRABLE
u. Goods at low rates, such as
Pork, Dried Apples,
Bacon, Dried Peaches,
Hams, Soap,
salmon, Starch,
Butter, Sugar.
Cheese, Crushed do
Flour, Adamantine Candies,
Beans, Saleratus,
Rice, Pepper,
Peas, Aisplce,
Potatoes, Cloves,
Salt, fine, Mustard,
Salt, coarse, CaperS,
Tobacco, Table Sauces,
Molasses, Can Oysters,
Syrup, Can Lobslers,
Vinegar, Can Chickens,
Nails, Can Beef
Glass, Can Peaches,
Axes, Bottled Peaches,
Buckets, Brandy Peaches,
Bronus, Can Apples,
White Lead, Can Strawberries,
OIL, Can Pie Prits,
Turpentine, Batted Pie Fruits,
Lamp Oh, TX. Lemon,
Olive Oh, Ex.vanllla,
Coffee, Ex Orange.
Tea, FL. Rose, and other articles suited /"
the wants Of the community.
Ahh, large assortment Of good Liquors. lily
, 1860-05-11

pEusoxAt Among The passengers By the last
rlrnnsr ~ San Fnnciseo Was Lieut. E J. Har-
vls Qlis neiing quarisrmastsrai ai Fort steilacOOm)
q F0nis fbr Washington. D. C, and his home in
Virgins. NJ. Harvie has been absent from home
nss yslIs. during which period he has been in
lrlirs s1Fsics IN Oregon and Washington, and
participated IN the Indian disturbances in these
IuFriidEicl In him We lose warm friend and
o. llrsics . s1alous officer during The term Of
ha lllrs q kbsspee. which he has richly earned
by unIising application V The most arduOus du.
tita q n, plUfssiOn. He has our best wishes
81 10 happiness while absent and iOF his safe
Is,nri % he lsld = bis future labOrs.
, 1860-05-11
PUGET SOUND HERALD.
SfGILlwOH, vi, FRDlY, NAY II, 1850.

EzFnc1D.-The next Pony Express at San
Fsancioo win bring the proceedings Of the
Charleston National Convention. This express
vasaas On Monday, 7ih inst, and We may there
fule count Win certainty on having intelligence
e Il doiiss By the next steamer. The same sz-
presI vil also bring The result Of the prize fight
bclve1h Hesnah and Sayors, unless the suthOri-
t'ss shoud have sncceeded In blocking their game.
Our ln1l Fsporis informed rs that marked hos
taily h.d been exhibiled against the fight BY the
civi anlhoritiss of England, and as the country
5 compaEatissly small denSely populated and
bouulsouIly supplied with policemen. Il Is alto
eslhsr probable that the parties may have been
bred % mssi On one Of the adjacent isles, or
svrn siiouEa % he continent
, 1860-05-11
DIR. L. J. CZAPKAY'S
Private JtHieaI mS Surgical institute,
Established in 1854.

For the penn Cure Of all Chronic and Private Dis
eaSs, ard the suppression Of Ora se'y.
Attendant and Rsaien' Physician, H. J.Cs ,PEAY, ND
late in the hungAri Revolutionary GaT; ch,-i phySi
clan to the 2Uh ReRiment of HTeIs, chief surgeon
TO the military hospital OF Pesth HnNgTy. the late
Ietturer on Diseases Of GrnitU Urinary organs and
DiseasFsni " men and children. ard hOn,rary member
Il Ihr Phladeliha College uf Medicine.
PTculaT attention paid to the treatment Of Diseases
peculiar Ia wnmen aud children
So Daire h"u's-Fnm 9 4 M.trgP.M
Communications strIcly confidential.
Ep. Permanent cure guaranteed, "r no pay, Consul
Ia has b. letter or OthsTWi.e. IRE. ia
Address DR. l.. J. CZ NPKAY, san Francisco.
, 1860-05-11

|.1 0.'1Iul1i i'I1rr1 can1. n uhich Nj.
''| |.I''|0I 1nu NJ. SHAW. rich "a hachs-
I - D. worth Iuo mI||iona-Ior he md.
.|"|0. |1|1I' - alys NJ mads her, and
.'. N1. r1 n|1' IN 81 Louis for lhruo weeks.
.| '||| |.I'''I N Hr1l q he dcltndanl, NJ.
| |.| ||.|1o 81 I.1 lover couri, b. which
''@'I ~ arlld,l lloo'ooa
, 1860-05-11

ISLAND Butter AND EGGs.-Fresh Vancouver
Island butter is offering by etail, at 37t cenIspcr
ID. fresh eggs at so cents per dozen.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-12-28
IN BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

Ata meeting of the Board of Aldermen of Alex
andra, held Wednesday evening, December 10Th
ls60, there were present,
Law. +. Taylor, esq, President.
McssrS. kinZer, Barton, Simpson, Bryan and
| Reid.
The Committee on General Laws to whom was
referred a resolution directing the Committee tc
enquire into The expcdicncy Of regulating hack
and omnibus fare by law, reported that they had
duly considered the subject and are unable to see
any present necessity for such legislation. Report
adopted.
dr. Armstrong appeared and took his seat.
The Committee on General Laws reported an
act entitled an act to amend the thirl and fourth
sections of the act entitled Gan act concerning the
duties ard compensation Of tic City Surveyor,
and for ether purposes.
The bill had It's first reudrg-on its second
reading the blanks were tillcd--the 23d rule was
suspendcd-thc bill read third time and passed.
a petition was received from Mr Francis l..
Smith, and d-rcferred to the Committee on Claims
Mr. Simpson offered the following order:
Ordered That the Soup House be opened and
that $3.50 be appropriated for the use thereof to
be expended under the direction Of the Market
Master.
The Committee on Streets reported tho PROPOSE
ton submitted by them the 9th of November
Tor paving Fairfax street, between Queen and
Princess streets which was adopted by the Board.
Mr. Simpson moved that the Board go into an
election Of Il Messenger.
Mr. knzer offered rs an amendment that the
election of Messenger be postponed until tho first
meeting in March.
The Board then adjourned
Testc: G. POWELL. Clerk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-12-28

REpEAL AGITATION IN IKELASD.-An ad-
dress to the Queen of England, for separate
Irish Parliament, and the right of self
government, has already received over 3d.
900 signatures in Ireland. At the. recent
repeal meeting in Dublin, letter was read
from Wm. Smith O'Brien in which he says,
"Since my return to Ireland. in 1856:
have devoted to the service of my fellow
couotrymen my experience, my advice, my
sympathy my corporation, but | have de-
clined to recommence career of agitation.
1t may be said, with truth, that q nation
ought never to despair, and that brave man
ought never to be discouraged by betrayal
or defeat; but I confess that the resutsof
of the repeal agitation of l843 "A AS
'46 Al, rs have shaken my faith in the SIN
cerity and earnestness OF Irish agitation,
and have rendered me unwilling to expend
the remainder of life in labors SO fruitless
as those which I applied to the cause of
repeal before my expatriaton from Ireland"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-12-28
TO THE PEBLiC.

! will stake NY reputation Is Il man, my stand
ing as II merchant Of thirty years, residence III
New York, thut what l pledge and testify tc
with my seal. my label, and my certificate, l.
correct, and can DC relied upon by every pur-
chaser.
Physicians who use Wines and Liquors in then
practice, should give the preference to these arti-
clcs.
For sale by all respectable Druggists and Ap"tn-
ccarics.
UDOLPEO WOLFE,
Sole Manufacturer and Importer oi Schiedam
Aromatic SchnaPpS,
10. 90 Beaver Street, New York.
ri-- Il. COOK CO., Alexandria, will sup
ply The trade. dec li-dom
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-12-28
CHANGE OF HOURS!
UT~=o WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA
rEsss-<SS94t!.--,5sssSSSAND GEORGETON n STEAM


NEW ARRANGE E ENT.
Tho favorite steamer COLUMBIA, Capt. james
Harper, has recently been put Ia complete order,
having had Il ided to her former accommodations
a spacious saloon and fourteen comfortable state
roons, with entire new bedding aal other furn-
turc, au1 will uut the 22d September next, leave
Baltimore EVERY SATURDAY AFTERNOON,
ut six instead Of four o'cock-thus &tordips pas
sensers and shippers two hours more in Baltimore,
and arriving II Point Lookout and hlnsaie at
more conycaisnt hours in the morning. Return
ing, the Columbia will leave Rilcy'S wharf, wash
ingtoa, EVERY WEDNESDAY MORNING, at
six, and Alexandria at seven o'clock, calling at
all the usual stopping places, going and returning
TO I'm aud receive passengers and-trelght
Since the COLUMBIA has been enlarged, 1t
rarely happens that she cannot take considerable
additions to her usual freight. Shippers there
fore having large lots Of guauo, pig iron and 9TH
er freight can hare them carried by special agree
msnt, on terms mutually advantageous, on appH-
cation TO the following agents.
CHAS. WORTHINGTON. Baltimore
WHEAT & BROTHER, Alexandria.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-12-28
IID0LPHO WOLFES
PURE MADEIRA WINE,

Imported and Bottled by himself, for private and
medicinal use, the best Wine ever offered for sale
to the trade in Bottles This wine is warranted
perfectly pure.