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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1860-04-07
VAN EEaascn s. NGAeOMe's
Oriental DetCrsive Scan.

nNE Pound Of this celebrated Washing
" Soap will go as far as Three Pounds Of
common R"sin Soap. 1t saves half the time
and labor; clothes need no boiling or rub
bing on a dashboard, and it is warranted to
give entire satisfaction, or the money will be
refunded.
VAN HAaGEN & McKEONES
No. SOAP" for Scruhbiug and Rough
Washing, Extra Pale,'' and Chemilal
Olive Soaps, for general house use, are
superior to any other similar Soaps to be
found in the U. S.
Oar prices will he found lower than those
Of any other Manufacturers in the country.
Circulars and other information Furnished
BY addressing the Sole Agents.
THAN x McKEONE,
No. % and 81 South Wirarves,
Mar 10, lSC0--3m. PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
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TO EEOUSEKEEPERS.
New Flour and Feed Dealer.

If you want your moneys worth call on
JOHN III. MAHANEY.
IN ELkTON, on North Street, between
the Jail and Smiths llolel0 where the fol-
lowing articles can always be found Oh hand,
cheap for cash.
FLOUR AND FEED STUFF.
Extra White Wheat Flour, Superfinc
do, Extra Red Wheat Flour, common do,
Middlings; White and yellow Meal, White
and common Ship Stun, Corn and Oats in the
esraih. [Aug. d, 1859.
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Prices of Combined Machinc

4 wv w tl+III O I y ttDI y.
OFFICE -4lO ". Lombard Street,
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-09-14
LOCIL ITEMS.

\ NrIsANcE.--The worst nuisance that
has ever been suffered to exist in the town or
irs suburbs. is called the Tan House drain,' .
or the Ditch from the south eud OF Fairfax
street TO Hunting Greek. Int" this Ditch
or Drain not on Y the refuse from the Tan
merry, bur the filth from the cutters of q large
portion of the town, are emptied, intended
to be conveyed into the creek. But the
mouth of the Ditch is generally stopped up,
the rise of the tide backs the descending
filth and it spreads over several acres of
marsh, and presents such surface to the
action Of the sun 5 rays, as makes it strange
that its pestferous odors do not spread over
miles 1t requires no Committees to exam.
inc this, and no reports from the Board Of
Health to show all this. Every body's eyes,
and every body's nose. make report. That
such Il nuisance must be prejudicial to
health, and detcrorate the value of property,
at least in the First Ward, is manifest. 1t
should be abated and that ut unce--anl it is
thought the mouth of the Ditch could be
kept clear. by the expenditure of but II
small sum. This matter should have been
attended to long since.
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AUCTION SALES.
By A. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

BIA. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
INTERESTING SALE AT PUBLIC AlC-
TION OF REAL ESTATE AND Personal
PROPERTY On The first TUESDAY tthe "a
,ayl of October AT 10 o'clock. two highly culh'a'
tci Farms adjoining, containing about Z" acres
earl situated 5 miles from Washington cny' H.
C.. ON the Seventh street road. i'll Mont @omcry
,.,,,ntv Md Also, Household Furniture and
every description Of Farm Stock consisting III
part Of
Nine Horses and one Colt.
One pair of Working Steers,
Twenty. four head of Cattle comprising
Milch Cows Young Steers &c az,
About thirty Hogs and ShoarS. lot "l sheep
Pair of fine Carriage Horses,
Light Carriage, new Double Harness.
Flv Nets. Buffalo Robes, Blankets. 1r, ar
Also Family Carriage and Double Harness
Single harness. Ladies aud Gents Saddles
Brides Sleigh Bells. &C.. &c,
one Four llorSr Wagon, Harness Cari>. t"1ryaii,
Corn :.nl Cob CtusherS, COED n new
rhrcshins iIacIiur and Horse Power
Kockuwuy Fan, Reaper and Mower.
And MANY other u.ctul articles TOO numerous to
mention.
Large lot of Clover and Timothy liay,
Wheat Rye aud Uat Straw Corn and Corn Fodder.
The farms will be sold al one "rleck, without
reserve. No. l. containing abo%t 2oo acres, title
perfect anu iTct iItHi 'iiI
rant modern house. rcp!ete with all c"nvencnccS
of irst class city residence, such a. baths, water
closets range and pump i'll kitchen, furnace. line
dry cellar hot :.ld cold water i'll bed rooms. con-
scrya.ory and IN fact every ching requisite tor an
elegant country residence. The hou>" with ltS
surroundings, cost about Sloooo
Farm No. > has about 20o acres highly ilnProv-
,d land rood farm ncusr. new corn crih and gra-
nary rood barn and S;ahing for l. A"rSe:.-
Buidings valued according 10 insurance survey nj
about 5000 the whole uu'lcr good icnclnG ltn-
~ Of excellent water in every direction. Aiso
sufficient woodland and fine meadows. The farms
will lie sold together or separate a first i'urchas-
Cr'< option.
Terms Of sale: unc-third cash; balance to suit
the purchaser. secured by deed Of trust On the
property All the personal property will be sold
on y credit of : months for all sums over $40 and
up 10 So: ali over thai sun credit OF Il months
will lie given for notes satisfactorily endorsed,
hearing interest from the day o sale: all sums un-
der so cash. The whole property, real ami per
,onal will be sold without reserve on the Hrst Tues
day in October and The sale will be continued
daily until The whole Of the property i dlsi"s 'd
of The property can he viewed and every d">i-
rahlc information given hy calling on the owner,
WILLIAM \. BATCilEhOk, ahurt ! miles be-
yumd The farms OF Mr.. Cngett and +. Z. HI%lr. on
the Seventh street road Address If by letter,
Cnttarc Pos; 0ilce, Montgomery county. Md.
A. GREEN, Auct.
Nd ids
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THE GREATEST SALE OFTHE FINEST LAND.
hND MORE OF II, THAN HAS BEEN SOLD
IN VIRGINIA Fer THE LAST SO YEARS.
.rcn LIZ uAIIERlE NEGROES

ALSU, l50 YELCa DLG
TOMMISSlUAEkN' SALE or LAND, SLA\ rs
" Xr.-lu pursuance o. decree "t ;he CTcnt
Court Tor Caroline county. catered IN the ca" OF
Cnrhin, &c. " C"rhn and othcr>. the undcr>ign-
ed the Commissioners appointed or that purpose,
vii. offer al public auction. 10 thc highest n1ddef
-, T,,x,lug, fL, 25fh iug oj .>cDt"m'hrr 1860, At
Mos Neck. the land, slaves a9d pcri>n"bic pro-
perry in tc proceedings in said salt menlonr't.
The ianI COMPRISES about fOlR THOUSAND
ACRES l. situated "n h"fh sides III The .tapl'h-
hammock river. about twelve miles below rrcdcr-
,ck.burr. 4 large portion is The ceieLrntcd Rap
nahannork river hottoln. NOT subject 10 overflow.
j uf great fertility. in Il high SAFE "t cuiva'ioi
ar, is we'll adapted IL The growth ul wheat corn
and tobacco.
II i contiguous to Post Offices. to Churches, hc
!orgiI.r to different denominations ri christians,
AMI i in the midst oa healthy nciShbnrhood well
settled and u cultivated ANA excellent >orieiy'
equal tu any in Virginia.
The .aud i. divided by the i;appahann"rk river
into two trnct~. Moe-' Ncch containing about
TWO THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED ACHES.
lies on the south Idle ii !e r:Nrr !" tne county "i
Caroline
About 600 aercS are il; wood- heavy timber Of
original growth. fine residue j. arabic land OF
flic quality, some tH0 being river ioHni, the
rcirain,lrra >ti clay soil.
The improvements on this tract CONSIST q a
81 large and cles"n' "f'rk HA'>'''-t'
t::i in l>l,. containing sixteen rooms, with MaiDi.
Mantle@. large hail, three p:,SaS'H' ana ,,A
p"rrhr'' wan ,:ai".T n"",I. -,
ts..Gs, :iainr' NV hLi.iA" h'' 81 ga "9' ~
with ''' me aPF'''"ce'' i" '"'''' '''' ''' Wv
necessary "''' "t'"'-'' , lam. 5
>tmniing ."r SlAiE h"rHr', AK arg "''"S |""
gr:raTic., sixteen ncgf" ra''a'. !'iht' ana P''''
icTc't. with BRICK c"'nne:s'a WHARF! ''"' "'"'''
can lac established nn the !am';.
ili, tI"c' can ne cividen ~" !ar'e r'f"'!>' nav
=" ing DN Eid'iAtf hoi Hf ana AL ''1 nc
L. Z j. 'c>>"Ty farm ""'"ss on rar ..,.,>,rrry
t%.'H ''. r",,,''i:'"S - .hs
u HDhi.p ~ - ''S W NV ,t,o
RIVER, immediately "PP"'"1 ~ 49, '',"' -,
county OF hing "eoLSe. A"'''' ~" 'ri'S ''' :"
wo"d--a !'oc"Sin vaIuahie i"r WOO" "''' ~ i '""5
tor cattle and hogs comprise "o""' WV "n"
the residue l. r'er i"am "' rare M" ,'leA
fertility. There ts h.ncri a,'a'neo |" ''hS ""''
wi,a the ncce.>ary "uiili 4" "rih' ooa''' etc., ''c
and a fish house.
Th@ improvements consist 81 comt"t'a'Ae 'r'Ii-
n.m ed DIV ELhiNh ilolSE' t"h'"!ai's '"''
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FIRE INSURANCE NOTICES, &c.
ALEXANDRIA AG ENC1
OF TIE
NORTHERN ASSURANCE ComP'Y., LONDON.

aEAD OFFICE FOR THE UNITED STATES.
No. - ,r,uih Ihird Street. PhIGdeijMfa.
81 2?S 500 %
Paid up Capital and Surplus 2,l'i,lil W
SECURITY TO POLICY HOLDERS.
TEIHIS old and responsible Company inSures
against loss or damage by Fire, almost every
description OF property, anu offers To Merchants
and others desiring Insurance, the security oi an
actual Capital OF S6.29S SOO for the whole ot which,
aud for any liabilities beyond. the Shareholders are
lSDlyiDuALIN RESPONSIBLE, even TO the extent oi
their entire fortunes. The Shareholders number
about one thousand and i. Il large portion ol
these are persons OF great welit. the most ample
provisions exist for meeting every possible claim
against the Company
SUBJECT TO THE LAWS OF TIE UNITED
STATES.
IL appointing Agent for the United States
the Company haS empowered him TO appear 10
anI acccpr any action or legal proceedings InSii-
tutrd against or by said Company. Ill the same
manner rs il the Company were Corporation or
Company established by the laws oi the In'ied
States or any of the several States.
PROVISION FOR PAYMENT OF LOSSES IN
TIE UNITED STATES.
4 SPECIAL PERMANENT FuSp HAS BEhS PLACED
AT THE DISPOSAL OF THE Agent At PHILADELPHIA,
10 ENABLE MN TO ADJusT AND PROMPTLY PAY ALL
Lossrs. WITHOUT REFERENCE TO LONDON.
LIBERAL TO TIE INSURED.
The uniform course Of the Company has always
been liberal one towards Policy Holders. Aolust
claim has ever been disputed, and prompt pay
meut Of losses l. standing rule during the
past year. losses exceeding $j25. .ono were paid.
La*>r> paid A. <pon as the amount Is asccrtaned.
ANNUAL INCOME.
The Income ot The Company i now about ST.
00O. coo. increasing gradually each year, showing
that it has the confidence Of me different c'mmu-
mites in which business is done.
RATE OF PREMIUM.
The Ra;e ot Premium will be moderate, aud in
ali r..,cs will be based upon the character Of the
owner or occupant. and the merits .! the risk
Thc conditions Of Insurance are framed with the
greatest liberality.
JAMES T. CLOSE, Agent
n.ss~ Office in Exchange Block, Oh King street
sci, .S-alY
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FIRST INSTALMENT.
FALL GOODS.

y
10y SHIP MArAILAi fr"m liverpool, we
u have received . crates ii tNlilTEGRANltt
uLEENSWik
By the uarquc Petrca no" OH her voyage !1om
LIVERPOOL direct to AlcHan'r;a, chartered ;or our
.snois solely We shall receive the residue ., our
r.tl importation Of ID, crates and ho--ncads ot
common and superior goods
Her. larts on tue line Of the Orange and Lynch
irrr Nir.iu;a a'd Tennessee and other railroads
co.,ectilg. ne~d 20 ne i":fa"- N"'fa Tor :oudS III
our urIiuc-whethrr they consider shc a..>1r;:ncnt
sty!.s AMI qualify Of good or The prices n which
We will .e-wv guarantee satisfaction III al these
parllculai> raue Il Il. II. II iLLER. son :: co
g; OF CHAINS.--.Iust received very cheap
lu,. also Fifth Chains, Tr@"c Chains. and Coil
Chain. ,or sale q; low ii cures.
sep ". l. hALp" ~ h'hE -
INFANT bATHS.-lIil, Si."nae. ard Plunge
Eatn., Foot Tubs. Iniiut sets, &C., !oF sale by
.uo JOHN OGDEN.
I-iKGiNiA COAL OIL, Aop, the w"rRs .! he
.s:eat Hana.sla Goa. ana OIL Company, Tor
sale ~ iiy 81 u. i. SMITH. i';.', =
H11IIS---IOOu KEYS best 'AguIop" NAILS,
n FOR sale by Lssp y WHEAT / BIO.
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Be Content.


Mistaken Mortal, ever fretting.
Grssping, grinding, groaning, getting
Be content
If thou hast enough, be thankful.
Just as if thon hadst a bsnkfull--
Be coutent
If fortune cast thy lot but humble.
Earn thy bread, and do not grumble--
Be content
Have the rich, thinkest thou, no troubles
Twice thy wealth; their SORROWS double.
Be content
List the lore of learned ssges,
Those wise men of the Grecian ages
Be content
Their reck ming up of all esrth's riches
Was compassed in one short phrase which
is Be content
The rich man gets, with all bis hesping,
But dress, and drink, and food, and sleep
ing Be content .
Though in the sleep the rich men gain not.
Poor men sleep when rich men may not
Be content!
When winds about thy dust shall scatter,
Where goes thy gold? tothee Whist mstter9 +:
Be contentl
Remember, thou for wealth who rakest.
"Naught thou broughtest, naught thou ta'
kest"-
Be content.
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V1IiiS HOUSE has been cotiducted by the pre-
i sent Proprietor for the past three years, ana
has received its full share OF the patronage of Tue
travelling puhlic, and having been !atr'y repair
ed aud rcturnshcd from garres 10 rel'ar aadi'ioi'
al facilities are afforded BY which every comfort
and convenience 4. be found nj any "the; FIRST
CLASS ;lOrEl. ! guarantced.
\ pleasant sojour:, Is promised 10 all who may
patronisc thi. huus2.
lssy- Stranrers will find u; the Steamers End
Trains, urcn their arrival in this city. polite por
ters urd comfortable Omnhuse-, whicu will con
vey them immediately 10 the Hotel. The best the
market affords is alway, 10 be found =! this Hotel
NY Ij--u
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1860. Spring sad Summer arrangement. 1860.


INVITE the attcu;nn q. lt,e public - the :&ri'i
| ties afforded by this ruiHnany. !'r !hr quick "nd
saf. conveyance q! Specie. iaok Notes. ''t":ete
purkages. heavy aud bulky freight. &c.
EXPRESSES Tor the East. /" baltimore PnIA-
delubia, New York. Boston. pr"yi,tcuvc. Hartford,
&C.. close at oar 6tirc daily, Al | "ci"ck +. VI
EXPRESSES for the South, To Rirhmond, Fred
sr;rk ,burr. Petersburg. and ior points III North
Carolina South Carolina. and bcorsia close al
our office daily, at ociork L. NJ
EXPRESSES for i.ynchburg BRISTOL hn"AIhie'
Chuttauuuya Nashville. Memphis New Orleans
and intermediate points. Vi, Orange and A'eNan-
driu Rairoad) close at oar oiirr nj 6.:'o, A. NJ
and go, P. NJ, daily.
Our EXPRESSES are always a2roinp"niea hE
careful and trustworthy nlcSsonSer>' an" tar "o'"
can r,lv ,,non all business entrusted 10 uS beng
done with safety. punetuality. aud despatch.
R,rEs.--From Baltimore. 30 "rutS icr !"' .'S''
from Philadelphia, y; from Ne" \ "rh. ; '''o.
nss~ 40 packages ot goods take" ny "''5h'' ""-
les. weighiu. over 200 ta>
NV s@tr L. W FALLS. Agent
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Z INVITE CITIZENS AND STRAAuhkA 10
| ,a1Itmv MAyrrArroRy. No. III hiNG STREET,
aErwEES WASHlSGroN ANn ST AsArh sth""'ss
and examine nay large aud handsome ""2"l ''ac!''
of SADDLERI GOODS. IL do a"t mtc''d 10 oe
surpassed in luy line of business ~" any "'at' '!
I have Oh hand. and am da'l% manufacturing, d.
nm, uud superior assortment ~ can 1e 'o'"" IL
any of the Northern cities Ny stock ''1lp'i's
,S ,,r.,t variety "a can bc found III any otheF
bnr... consisting ~ HARNESS .! all kinds from
tn, fin. quilt work down - lie draE' ta'l: m"
ni,u.,h Harness: TRUNKS OF every k'it' ,lht
Sol, Leather, Steel Sprin- Iron Frame LaHt>
Trunks uut Bonnet Boxes, and ali other hln">'
down 10 the common Packing trunks: Na0"ivS'
Brides. Martius sili<, Whips. &C., rs hne u tue
finest: Buffalo and Fancy hoheS orNlhS "'o' 9;
Horse Covers. Carpet Bags. aireS' "'' "'' "
all kinds Call and see for yourselves.
Thankful for the very liberal patronage hereto
fore extended solicit q continuance oi te same
and pledge myself 10 spare no pans I" give S,''I
faction. All goods warranted TO he "a rentesen.Tu'
o.t 31-tf WM. +. rADHhTt.
~vv.RDES WANTED.-Wc wish to purchaSS
~ anv number Of NEGROES, Of noth SrNce'
for cash All LETTERS addressed to u>. at ths ni"I
will receive prompt attention. HaT!hS n""s =
the establishment. lately "ce"rie" .! :A"''n d"
Grigsbv, West end puke street, ana i'''"E le"'-
,.j :, - make il one Of the most healthy ana COM
Portable Depot for NE&kOho, We VIII '''''''
'nem n. on 2nan,t 'oanu 81" '"' ''-' PRICE K COOK.
NTEaROES WANTEp.-l wish to INTchaSnt ':n
~ any number of NEGROES. for when VIZ
pay liberal prices. Those wishing u sell VIZ
we'll to call on ne before selling, al my Oh 3'"N'
! ut West End. Alexanir:n. Va.
anr1a-d'' ---
DLASTER.-wc are NOW receiving and have
r l.. az I
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DRAIN PIPE.

DRAIN PIPE.
WE HAVE received samples OF "sTEAM
w PRESSED STONEWARE DRAIN PIPE
aud will take orders for the same, in any qusnts-
ties Of any desired size, from inches to 80 IN
diameter, in feet lengths. This pipe will answer
full as well as Lead or Iron Pipe, 81 much les,
cost, for all purposes of conducting water to or
FROM buildings, by the natural dow where there j.
no pressure or strain.
Farmers or others who have Springs st dis
tauce from their dwellings OF barn yards. al .
lnoderats elevation, will find great advantage
in the of this pipe.
sample, evhibi,ed, and any information requir-
ed, will be cheerfully given on application to
mo29 R. H. MlLLER son 4 co.
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4 Fable.

A Fable.
Two ncighbors, whose names were Self
and WILL attempted to cross stream
from opposite sides, upon foot bridge
so narrow as to allow Of but a single
footman at the same time. They met
about midway of the stream, where each
insisted that the other must turn back
and give the right of the way Each
claimed to be the first on the bridge, and
maintained his ground as a prior right.
Each contended for this right as mat
ter of principle, which would allow of no
concession. Each pleaded urgent and
important business. Will felt himself
morally bound to maintain his rights.
Self could not in conscience make con-
cession without sacrificing his honest con-
yi;ctionS. Argument resulted in angry
words, and from hard words they soon
came to blows, and in the struggle to
maintain each his own rights, both fell
together in the stream Each with much
difficulty gained the shore, exhausted and
shiveriDg from cold bath. Each con-
soIed himself with the idea of personal
suffering for Righteousness sake y and
both became bitter enemies for life.
While they were mutterng revenge
upon each other two other neighbors,
named Love and Kindness, met in like
circumstances upon the same bridge. 1t
was a meeting of glad surprise. They
exchanged cheerful and happy greetings,
and each insisted on yielding the right
of way to his brother. Each desired to
be first in the concession and to carry
out each others principles, both twice
crossed the bridge together. After a
friendly chat they parted company, find
ing in their experience a practical reason
for the injunction, "Let each esteem the
other better than himseli'
"WoRDs ARE THINGS Yes. and
sometimes very dangerous things, too.
They are like fire arms, and should be
handled very carefully. Have care OF
your words, or you may hurt somebody
when you do not mean to. \ mans
"grub' may depend upon his neighbor's
grammar, and accusations of horrible
sins may grow ont ofnothing but syntax.
A worthy clergyman once came near los
ing his living" in this way-and mans
living is the next thing to his life. 1t
happened thus: The minister's name was
mentioned in terms of enlogy one even
ing, at social gathering in his parish,
when person present, 81 solemn-taced,
wuggish fellow, OF conyival habits, OBJ
served that he quite agreed with the rest
in their praise Of Mr.. \.
I'VE have of often drank brandy and
water togethcr,' said the bonViyant,
and ! consider him cne Of the pleasant
est fellows | ever knew"
a pretty compliment 10 minister
and tcetotaler. The story got to the
deacons, and the deacons brought him up
in church The parson was arraigned
aud confronted his accuser, who declared
that, what he said, was strictly true, but
was obviously misunderstood.
"It is u solemn fact, y said the witness,
" that your excellent minister and myself
have drank brandy and water together
but then ! drank the braudy and ha
drank the acater.
Aud that was the whole story that
made so much disturbance in the parish,
and had well nigh ruined the parson.
-Bod0n Post.
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MISCELLANEOUS. READING.
LOVE ME- LITTLE, LOVE ME LONG

We Me LITTLE, LOVE ME LONG
IN old ballad printed in 1889, on broad
c. in black letter. No name was attached
it. There is great deal Ct true poetr,
t.
Love ME little, love me long.
Is the burden OF my song;
Love that 10 too hot and strong
Burneth soon to waste:
Still would not have thee cold,
Not too backward or too bold:
Love that laSteth till it's cid
Padeth not in haste.
Love me little, love me long
Is the burden ofmy song.
If thou lowest me too much
II will not prove as true touch;
Love me little, more than such,
For fear the end
am with little we'll content,
And little from thee sent
Is enough with true intent,
To be steadfast friend.
Love me little, love me long, etc,
Constant love is moderate ever.
And it will through life preserve.
Give me that with true endeayor,
| will il restore:
suit of durance let il be,
For all the weathers that for us,
For the land or for the sea,
Lasting eysrmors.
Love me little, love me long, etc.
Winters cold or summers heat.
Autumn's tempest on it beat.
1t can never know defeat.
Never can rebel:
Such the love that would gain.
Such the love, tell the plain.
Thou must give or love in ssin;
SO to thee farewell.
Love me little, love me long, ets.
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FOR THE NORTH. WEST, aad NoRTHWEsT
IA s I =: :s :9zs
NORTHERN CENTRAL HALLWAY.

NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY.
SUM .NER 4 IL II 4 y Il Il " t. y T.
CHANGE OF HOURS.
0N AND AFTER MAJ 27th, 1850, trains will
~ leave Calvert Station:
The nlail Train daily lcAcept Sundays at 81"
4. M for i.lmira, Bil,io. Niasara Falls. ana all
parts ui Western New York. and Canada. Also.
for PittSbur-. Chicago. Gle, caud. Cincinnati, -.
Louis, and all pats ot the West. Northwest ana
Southwest For Emmit>burg, Lancaster. Lcban-
Oh. Reading aud Puttav!i!e. and Ow,ngS M!!','
Reisterstown Manchester, Md. and " e>tm:n>tcr.
and for Chamher>hurg and Carlisle. Pa, and Tor
Hayerstown, Maryland.
The Express Train daily Al "a ?. VI. for Bnt
fulo and the North. and Eanaua. ami tor P!tiShurg
ami all parts Of the West and Northwest anu
Southwest.
Travellers can go by either Of these trains to
Detroit and Chicago via Niagara lai.> a. tile same
cost aS by any other route.
A new route t. Acw York j. now open by this
road via Harrisburg. Reading, Allentown. haston
and Jersey City, with only one change .! Cars.
over first class roads. Take the $50 II. tram
through by daylight. at IL low fare - BY any
other route
Travellers from Washington and the South b.:
the go A. u. and%.20 +. NJ. trains make connect
ton, with III. train over this road.
Buy tickets only to Baltimore.
For Tickets and information, apply al the Ticket
Office. Calver, Station \. l.. cornct Of Calvert and
Franklin streets, Baltimore.
JAS {. CLARKE. Superintendent.
JOHN r. RIGNEl,
Assistant superintendent
j. II. WARxEn, Ticket Agent.
baltimore. ie 1T
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-09-14
VIZ WHEAT DRILLS.

VIZ WHEAT DRILLS.
w + are nov prepared to take orders tor GU
ANO and WHEAT DRILLS, and will furnish
any Drill that may be preferred. We have Dssa
selling the SEYMOUR DRILL for nve yserS,
with entire success, and we again ohoe thcn, be-
ieving them to be the best in the market AN
orders will be promptly filled.
MEADE / MARYE,
Agricultural Warehouse, No. 2a King
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-09-14

NTHAT ABOUT SHOES! Why Mary l have
w seen again at II. SCHWARZ's,a large lot
of SHOES, CATERS, SLIPPERS, do not
know what all, at such prices, sm sstonishsd o.
it. Why really not even haR what Sally PAID for
Il pair the same kind last week. Cons quick snd
look ut them. aug