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AGRICULTURE AL
rarmers Omnibus.

There are ) pounds Of sulphur in every
100 pounds Of wool.
Carrots consume 100 pounds Of lime 10
the acre turuips but 90 pounds.
A cubic foot of common arabic land
will hold 40 pounds Of water
1t takes five pounds Of corn to form one OF
beef. Three and half pounds Of cooked
meal will form one OF pork.
To add one per cent, of lime TO soil that
ia destitute of it requires 10 pounds Of
lime to Of caustic, TO the acre.
Clay will permanently improve any soil
that is sandy or leachy. Lime and leached
ashes will also benefit leachy land.
A tun of dry forest leaves produces only
500 pounds of mold hence 500 pounds Of
mold will produce a tun of plants.
Clay applied to sandy land is far better
than sand to clay land; go tuns to the
acre will give an inch in depth.
Pure PHOSPHORUS is worth from $4,000
to $4,000 per tun; and. as it comes tlom
the earth, it shows how scarce il Is.
A rich mold formed by rotting clover Is
worth more than the same number of
pounds of clover; 400 pounds of dry plants
will yield 100 pounds of mold.
Swamp muck, or peat, when dry, will
take up without dripping, four times its
own weight of water; hence the necessity
of thorough drainage.
Limestone sand retains the heat the
longest; black peaty soils radiate heat
more rapidly, consequently cool soonest, and
are first to experience frost.
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Gossip.

of all the nuisances that infest society |
she gossipping nuisance is the most I'M
bearable. People that want to know what
time you eat your breakfast, and what you
blinds to see when you go out and when
you come homeland who are as much in
terested in the color of your wallpaper
and the pattern of your curtains, as they
are in the Italian war or the latest news
from Europe. If they would stop at this
point, nobody would complain; but they
are not satisfied until they have picked
your character and failings to pieces, with
tongues sharper than thorns. We wonder
If they ever paused to consider how much
time they wasted in this non-paylng en-
ployment- I" II is the least part of wis
DOM" says some one, 10 speculate on the
petty defects of everyday people" Only
suppose for a moment that every time we
feel inclined to criticise our neighbors, We
should just turn the telescope in anothe,
direction and spy out some darling fault 0
our own. How long would it be before thu
world reformed under such treatment
The best and wisest man that ever lived
would find something TO alter and improve
and we are very certain there would be n,
time left to find fault with other people,
failings. If you can't find enough in you
own daily life to busy your thoughts, yor
must be very interesting specimen of hu
mainly. Let your neighbors alone--tak
care of yourself, and we can warrant you
having enough TO do!--Life Illustrated.
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New Haven and Northampton Co

HAMPSHIRE AND HAsfpDEN II AILRoAD.
H Summer Arran gsment-Is60.
NORTHAMPTON AND NEW YORK. via Canal and New
York and New Haven Rail Roads.
On and after June llth- 1850 Trains will run as follows
TRAINS FRoN NoKTHANfr0S
SIS n. m--Aecemedation to New York connecting at
Planyie with Hartford, Providence and ffshk Railroad
Arrive in New Haven, 9 40 a M. New York u IL D. m
li05 na.Express Train for New York Receiving pas-
engers from the Conn River r. r. from Greenfield BYat
tebero and the north Receiving passengers from and con-
Meeting With the Western Railroad east and west Al West
field Hartford Providence and fshki r. R. at PiainvjIe
arriving IN New Haven ? 05 and New York Las
5S9 p m-for NeStheid receiving passengers from Conn
River r. R., from Greenaeld Bratteboro aud the north
connecting with Western Railroad Wesfsd for the West
TRatSs 20 NORTHAMPTON:
l0s5 mkxpress tFsin from New Haven IN
with % train from Ness York; receiving psSssurprs
from Western RaIosd, East and West at Westaea con-
Meeting at Northampton with trsDs Conn River Road
for 1Tesnfcld Brsttlehcro' and the White Mountains
80 D. mAcc0motafian from New Haven Ia connection
with L u train from New York Receiving paenzsrS from,
Hartford, froyidense and kishk r. r. aud goIusrifie
Branch at Paiuviile- Connecting With trains East and
West on the Western aroad Nestres5 aud with train
on Coma River R for Greeniela a. So-thznptop
SIS y m-fron Westteil in connection with train on
Western Railroaa from Altsnv.
The lnsa train from New Haven arrives IN season
FIR all the Stas Lines
Freight ard from Ycrk frsarsed sitleas sisre
o. cars. az as low rates any drt line Freight should
b directed VIA Canal Rarpai frsshf fepet IN N York
csrnsr franklin snd Center strscts
wes.ssll Mas. 1850 "a
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VI. Valley Railroad.

NOTICE On and after WEDNESDAY, May 1850, Pas
sengcr Trains viii leave hellows Falls, for Brattehoto
al 500 A. ~ and 2f2 r. Nj aud returning leave brattleho
no at 10 40 A, NJ and $50 L, NJ.
Freight Train leaves Believe Falls at GAO A NJ and Brat
tleber0 at l60 Z. Nj
Thu two passenger trains this route connect south
with the VI Mass. and Connecticut River Railroads e
Springfield Hartford New Haven and bridgeport drect q
New York On the North with the Rutland Huntingdon
sullivan VI Central Vermont & Canada Connecticut and
rassunpsic Rivers Railroads, forming direct communication
with WHITEHALL Saratoga and Schenectady, s. Jehnsbar
and White Mountains Burlington aud Rouses Point, og
9er sbure and Montreal. NJ SLoAT supt.
May 2, 1860, Il
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DR.. c. n. SHOLES,

BOSTON, MASS.
Having given my undivided attention for the last fifteen
years to the treatment Of the gsatousHas organs and
having had large practice In this speciality, claim the
best possible advantages for treatment the world has
discovered.
been advised by many medical
advertise remedies for the people generally from the
fact that these who my services dare not ask
friend where TO direct them.
To THE fMPoTEST DEByLfr&rEp --sPERMAroRRHnA on
SEMINAL WEAKNESS, divide into three stages
LIST. NIGHTLY EMISSIONS, which my Ecleefc Life Drops
will cure in a very short time, without failure.
ID, DAILY DISCHARGES There cases OF ttiia
than the world s Of Some Of the symptoms arr
highceored aud canty excavations the bladder with
smarting sensation attending H. sometimes with turbil
sediment and at others milke appearance. have
alyzed specimens Of this nase aud in all
found traces Of Semen and Albumen which is
produce death as Consumption unless is checked by
zeal treatment,
Lo0K CASE THE.
Sd. LOss MUSCULAR POWER Such cases may be cured
by similar means if the patient be ia otherwise tosrah
health.
Best French PreyeutiYes az low prices
See advertisement in the Herald and Won ear
learn a more full description Of such eases
Address G. II. SHofEs, III D. l2I Court Street Boston
Boston, June g. 1860. 9g5
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SPRUCE cLApBoARDs.

sFhoAf' = la 4 btAhDs-
LOT of Spruce Boards and Clspboards good quality
"A for sale by.
ARMS & WILSON.
Bellows Falls, july II 1859 10
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NJ AN HO Cd.

! EH"F y f1'st. no" Ektstorcd.
tusf Published in Sealed Envelope Lecture On TIE
Naferes Treatment and Radical Cure OF Spsrmatorrt
or sernal eaknes Sexual Debility Nervousness and In
voluntary Emissions. producing Impoten ey Cspznmn+ir
aud Mental and ihyi zeal Debility. By B0s j. CUIyFP
WE'LL n. d. FS-F In
Inc important net that the awful consequences Of self
abuse mar he eseetnslly removed without iprrsi -
etres OF ne dangerous applications II
nlfcted beoses and other empirical desisss here ear
IA trenast a. adotea BY shs seebFafei author fli ~
planet ~ means Of which every Is enabled q c-e
himself perfectly, az the least possihe 49,
asaAn al TIE Advertised nssraas Of the day. This IT,
ture VII prove boon 20 Thousands and thousands.
sent under seal - address post pzil on the ec;
q so pstsss stasps BY addressing Dr CI J. KLINF
NJ As0 ftst Avenue, NeN York Polt Boz 1855 y5iv
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The Conn. River Mutual Fire Insurance Co..

COATED Bellows Fails continue insure against osr
IL by fire. This company commenced granting peoeles ~
March, 1853 up to this time May, ie6o mas insured
property to the Of Three Hundred Thousand Dol
lara and is now in successful operation and having been
conducted upon the SAFEST PLAN being confined prne
paly nsuring farm buildings no loss has accrued render
ing ii necessary to make an assessment
The following persons, to whom applications may De maui
for insurance, are Agents for the Company
JOHN AUSTIN, Athens
W. " HOWE, l.. W. BISHOP, Doyeri
JF. STEARNS, @. +. TAFT, Dummerstoni
CIIAS, FOWLER, Halifax
L. u. KELLOGG, Jamaica;
q. H. ARNOLD, u. A, FULLER, Londonderry
DAVID JOHNSON, J, A, MERRIFlELD, Newfanei
WM. H0UGHTON. Putley;
j. w. CARPENTER, saxton's River
JAuSTIN, G. WILKINSON, Townshendi
Il. @. WHEELER, West Townshend
]. @. RICHARDSON, Westminster
DAVID ALLEN, Westminster West
H. N Xix CALVIN BAKER, Nottingham
HOLLIS g. ST0WELL, Windham
W. IL fOLLETF, Readsboro. %
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q. II. Moods

HAS purchased stock Of Medicines and opened them in
the Marble shop building Of D. E. Peirce where he
need of the same. II
Bellows Falls April "a.
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PLANNING

OF all kinds done in the most satisfactory manner. 1t
short will do all kinds Of Job saehine Work short
notice. and in the best Feeling assured that his
win be such satisfy his patrons, he asks all hav-
work in his line to try him, THOMAS BEAIS.
bellows FANS VI, Feb. %, 1860. IA
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RUTLAND & BURLINGTON R.
ONand after Mon day, April 1s, 1850, Trains viii


AtBurngton ,frsinsconnects it'll La an,uia;r g..
sfsand Trains Of Vernon Centralized At Rutland ;sh
1Ishs Tor Troy Albany and New-York Sarstnga Sprn-
schenectady aud the West Al Bellows FANS with
the tsire Road for ftchhurg Worcester lowell and r.
ton with Valley Road fer srattletoro prinefsld ~
tgta ~ hasenf and New York And with sullivan pasa
TOT Wate River Junction ii Whit
~ iassensers going West. wfnd thfstheeheapesfa -
mostdtreetruute- Tickets aud
be had atthe Bellows Pals Ticket of6ce n
RrItAsp Apr 70, 1850 i-'' - ~ ferin's sn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-01-10

nay MAIL ARRANGEMGSTs.-- s.--The follow
ins are the present Mail arrangements at
the Alexandria Post Office s:-
The Northern Mail will close, daily, ss J snd y
S'sioek, D. m, except ON Saturdays-then st o.
.slosk, p. IN. There il mail for Washington City
only, closing at 9 y. m, or Saturdays.
Tho Mail for Richmond, Va, and all scatn OF
Richmond, will close at 81 .. M, ald ] p N, OK
.sspt on Sundays-then at 81 a. ~.
The Nails for the Orange and Aiexanqris ana
Manassas Gap Railroads, Warrenton, MiddieDurs,
saad Fairfax c. H.. close daily at 81 q. m fnere
il n mail for the Manassas Gap Railroad on San
days. stz ,.s.,-..r-
The Mail for the Leesburg rcate will close on
Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, at p IN
There is . mail for Leesburg, via Baltimore ana
Ohio Railroad, closing at p. m, on Tuesdays
Tharsdays, and Sundays.
The Nail for the Aldie route will close IS a. N,
Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays.
Tho Nail for the Occequan route will close OF
q. n, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays.
The Nail for the Theological Seminary will close
"a 8 ,. m, daily, except Sundays.
The Nail for Norfolk, Portsmouth, and ths East
or, Shore ofyirgiaia, closes at and p In, exoep'
on Saturdays--then at p. m.
The Office will open every day Except sunday
1t ri O'Clock, A. NJ, close daily Vt T. M, and
will be opened from "A to 2. M, for delivery OF
the mail, which arrives ut p. M, from the North
Ofacs hours on Sunday from to A. N, ana
from to 81 p. M. , laV
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CHANGE OF H0URS--WINTER SCHEDULE.
ON AND AFTER THE 24TH DAY OF OCTO-
" BER, the Trains Oh this Road, with their
Omnibuses, viii connect with the Trains on the
Orange road, except the FIRST, which arrives at 8
A. NJ, and the Washington Branch of the Balt-
more Road, except the Train departing at b.2o
An
Passengers viii leave Aiexandria for Washing
ton, in the Cars every day, ut the following hours
$50, s, s:lO, 1910, lilo, and 1910, A. NJ, ana
2:l0, $40, 4:10, 5:l0, and 6lO, 2. NJ.
Passengers from Washington to Alexandria VIII
take the 0mnibuses at the Office Of the Company,
as follows %, 7:45 9, 10, IL, and II, A. NJ, and
2, ), 4, 5, and 8, P. Nj.
On Sundays, leave Alexandria at9:lO, lO:lO, and
LILO, A. M, and 2.10, 3:l0 4:lO, and 5:lO, T. Nj.
Leave Washington at ., 10, and IL, A. NJ ana
2, 3, 4, and, 2. Nj.
Fare between Orange and Baltimore Depot'..,' soc.
st. Asaph street Depot to Baltimore Depot. zoe.
/" Washington Office. ..2Oc.
/" :. Long Bridge Depot 5c.
mssy> The 6:30 A. NJ. Train is the only sure con-
nection with the T:45 train from Washington.
&sy- Light articles or bundles will be forwarded
between Alexandria and Washington from the
Office of either place. Heavy freights VIII De
transported over the road if delivered at the Depot
in Alexandria, ar at Long Bridge Station
oct Oft L. s. B0YNT0N, Clerk.
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GEORGE sIGGERs.

BOOK-BlNDER AND PAPER RULER.
No. Is Prince Street, opposite ne Ga2eHe OUc',
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
NfUSIC, Magazines, and old Books bound in
NA any styls. also RULE and make . order,
any description of BLANK BOOKS, which viii
warrant to be made OF the best paper and materials,
and bound in the strongest manner. Bank Officers,
Bankers, Merchants, Clerks OF Courts, Hotel Keep
ers Insurance Companies, and all who want Blank
Books, are respectfully invited . give me a call
~ IF
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SOUTHERN PROTECTION INSURANCE
COHP III,
ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA.
CAPlTAL ONER go. cur DOLLARs!

NJ n - ~ n A q N -
ANO - ~ i I Z = = !, = + : Il !, "
me Chait'' Y I' COMPANY "Hs,S ~. ~ = :.
be ADVANTAGES ~ III IT, NISi -" "'''I -
Company 'n"Iioreu ~ ~ o'a'I, ~ ,n':,."
"'h u "''o", premium ."'o III
P'oio' - Ill" ;,.r. 49,
~ c"sn, - ~ u"o''i'- " go 80.
years w in'ul'' ~. = Il
~ "ou'' ''',o' ',' Nj p'l tl,
'nar'"sI, 81" = !, III 49, y
sureu saves near Y o''e I'i' 4 'o "o''i' -'' Il
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........Sb, ,2S6 oUO w
Paid up Capital ana Surplus 2ls4,lll "
SECURITY TO POLICY HOLDERS.
THIS old and responsible Company insures
against loss or damage by Fire, almost every
description Of property und offers to Merchants
and others desiring insurance, the security oi nn
actual Capital o. So 29S S0O for the whole o which,
and for any liabilities beyond, the Shareholders are
INDIVIDUALLY RESPONSIBLE, even to the extent Of
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 CLAIM
against the Company.
SUBJECT TO THE LAWS OF TIE UNITED
STATES.
In appointing an Agent for the United States,
the Company has empowered him 10 appear 70
and accept amy action or legal proceedings nsti-
tuted against Or by said Company, IL the same
manner as if the Company were u Corporation or
Company established by the laws of the United
States Or any of the several States.
PROVISION FOR PAYMENT OF LOSSES IL
THE UNITED STATES
A SPECIAL PERMANENT FUND HAS BEBS PLACED
AT THE DISPOSAL Of rHE AGENT AT PHILADELPHIA,
~ ENABLE Mn 10 ADJUST ASD PROMPTLY PAY ALL
LOSSES, WITHOUT REFERENCE ~ LONDoS.
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
ment Of losses il standing rule. During the
past year. losses exceeding S52j,OOO were paid.
Losses paid is soon as the amount il ascertained.
ANNUAL INCOME.
The Income Of the Company is now about ST.
OOO 900, increasing gradually each year, showing
that ID has the confidence of the different cOmmu-
mites in which business i done.
RATE or PREMIUM.
The Rate ot Premium will be moderate, aud IL
All cases viii be based upon tho character of the
owner ~ oecup4p,. aud Tue merits ~ the risk.
The condition. of Insurance are framed with the
greatest lberJlity.
JAMES n CLOSE, Agent.
EtJ- ONCE ii Exchange Block, "a King street
sep 2s-dly
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.. L. SMOOT, ATTORNEY at Law,

Office, No. IL, South Royol street. Aie.e'"dr'" Va.
.EIJ~ Practices in Alexandria, the neishboring
counties, and Washington city. Prompt returns
made Of all money collected.
REFEREYcEs.-M -MeSsrs. McNeal Jones, Baiti-
more: Messrs Il. Il L. Parker d Co., Washington
citv. M,.ssrs. Smoot, Uher Il Co., Alexandria, Va;
Nessrs. Burke il Herbert, Alexandria, Va.
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NO. 8.


THE EMPRESS APARTMENT At THE TUL-
ERIES.-A correspondent of the lndepen-
dent Beige writes: had the good fortune
to visit the other day, the private apartments
OF the empress at the Tuileries. NJrkmen
had been engaged on them for two years,
during the absence Of their majestleS These
suites of rooms, which run in parallel line
with tie reception rooms On the drawing
room floor consist Of ante-chamber, wait
ing-room for the ladies Of honor, saloon ~
audience, IA private room for her Majesty
that is to say, the most retired and private
rooms uf the suite The Emperor whose
preference for the style Of Louis XVI,
j. we'll known, has desired her apartments
ID question TO be entirely decorated Al
ter the fashion and taste Of Maria Anto
inette. N. Lefuel received orders TO renew
the elegant ornamentation Of Trauon IN this
Partisan palace. Art and industry have
done marvels under his uperintendence, ~
that We see again the graceful arabesqucs,
the rounded tapering Yolutes, the exquisite
garlands, aud the fine carvings OF the later
part Of the eighteenth century. All the mo-
dels are unique, and executed with admira-
BILE nicety, from the door handles 70 the
chimney pieces, the panels and squares 81
glass; and the whole furniture, from the
tmepieces Il the tongs IN the fireplace, j u
harmony with this style Of decoration. The
first saloon, Of pale green, is adorned with
arabesQues Of deeper tint. Medallions
glsten in the panels, and within them are
birds, painted by N. Appert. The prevail
ing color ot the second saloon Is rosy
white; the arabesques are rose-colored
Then comes the private saloon of the I'm
press, the ground of which j. likewise of
very light green, and the panelings u
which contain the portraits Of her ladies u
honor, painted by NJ. DubuHe; then her first
with drawing-room lined with green stuff
on which are hung valuable pictures; TIE
door Of this cabinet and the next are ot
amaranth and paIisander set off BY bronzes,
gilt, and admirably chased.
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JEFFERSON TACEY,

PAPER HANGER, UPHOLSTEkEK, HIADEK,
And House Decorator IL General.
WHILST returning his grateful acknowledge
w ments to his numerous friends Tor their very
liberal encouragement during the two years he has
baan amongst them assures them that it Will bo his
continued effort to serve them with promptnesS,
and at moderate charges, at his old Stand, No, ~
NoRrA SIDE KING STREET, ALEXANDRIA. nh ~
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BAUMGARTEN

IA Ao9 I'm .treet opposite Odd FeIl0tcs' HaA,
WASHINGTON,
ENGRAVER and designer in general manui"c,
IA turer and inventor of the new, improved sea-
presses, watch case eugraver. wood engraver lnu
sic puncher, stencil cutter, copperpiate engraV'r
and photographer, prepared to execute engraving:
on any metal--on gold, silver, brass, copper, steel
DC, in as good and workmanship a manner as hJ
any other establishment in the United States. me
a6yert;ser feels confident that all orders entrusted
to bia will give perfect satisfaction, or no charges
made.
SEAL PRESSES,
OFFICIAL HAND AND BLOCK SEALS,
WATCH CASE ENGRANER,
WOOD ENGRAVER,
MUSIC PUNCHER,
STENCIL CUTTER,
COPPER PLATE ENGRANER
wash;noton iy 22-ly dc. Sc. &c.
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IOAL.-I have on hand and am constantly re-
" eeiyiug, ANTHRACITE COAL, Of the best
qualities, for family se-CUMBERLAND'CO COAL,
from the Frostbury Mines, by the cargo, carload,
Ss sin xse ton Factories furnished with the run-ot-
mine, ct lowest rates. Apply to
asys-tf D. B. SMITH, Quesn st. Wharf.
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GOODS FOR THE HOLIDAYS Beautiful
VI Rosewood Morocco and Mahogany Writing
Desks, Papeyeries. Ne Plus Ultras, Porletolio.,
Ladies Travelling Bags, Porte Monaes IL great 81
rety u style and price, Cigar Cases, Meerschaum
Tubes, Card Cases, Pocket Knives, Scissors, Silyec
Thmblcs Ladies Work Boxes, Cuba-, Gold Pens.
lukstauds. Tea Bells Paper Holders, Propellius
and RepeIiing Pocket Pencils, Ivory Tableis.
Pearl ADD Ivory Paper Folders, Buggammon
Boards Chess Men Domiuoes, Soaps, Periumer!,
Extracts, Lilly White Powder Pufs, Tooth, Nail.
Hair, Shaving, Cloth and Hair Brushes, Shell,
Rubber Buffalo Ivory, and English Horn Combs
Albums. Anuuas. Bibles, Prayer Books, the Poets,
and - many other things such as Guitars, Melo-
deons, Flutes Accordeous, Flutenas Niolins, Ban
joes, Tumbourincs, Drum., Flies, &c. cannot
give the names uf All, but must close with gene
ral invitation t. every body and their friends, uo:
forgetting Tie children, u call and sce for them
selves Remember, "South of tie Potomac" i
The place II Duy every thing now WAereas, rs iC
Resolved, Ihat hereafter We will deal largely win
JOHN II. PARROIT
dee ~ No. loo King street.