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The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-09-27

FREAKS OF A LuNATio.--Quite little
excitement was created in New Orleans
few days ago, by the strange freaks of a
lunatic. He managed to mount the top
of a two story grocery ,aud began 10 atiuse
himself by pulling bricks FROM the chin.
ney, breaking them with Ratchet and
hurting them at the passer-by. After he
had continued this sport for some hours
great crowd collected in the vicinity,
and it became very interesting problem
TO the Policemen how they should remove
the madman from his peril. Finally, one
Of the fire companies brought it's engine
10 the spot and directed powerfulsttedm
upon him, So surprised was he at this
novel mode Of attack that he lost his foot
hold, slid down the roof and came TO the
ground in a sitting posture. Before he
had recovered from the effects Of the jal
he was in custody.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-09-27

The Prince Of Wales in the United States:
DETROIT, Sept. go. The Prince of
Wales reached Windsor at eight o'clock
this evening, by special train from Ham
iltoh.
After the presentation of addresses from
the Mayor and citizens of Windsor, the
Royal patty we're escorted on board the
steamer Windsor, which had cen beautiful
ly and appropriately decorated for the oc-
casion, and CROSSED over 10 this city. On
board the steamer were Gov. Wisenef.
the Mayor Common Council, and MUM.
Der Of prominent citizens, who were pts:
sented to His Highness, after which, and
wheh the boat bad reached American
waters, Mayor Buhi formally welcomed
Baron Rspirsw 10 the Uni ed States.
Arranged in the tiver opposite thecity
was large feet Of river vessels, their rig:
ging tastefully dtedratej with yariegsted
lights and hung with banners, emblsths
and words of gteetibg. AZ t. fstestner
bearing the Royal party pass-d through
the feet each vessel threw perfect show
er of blue lights and Roman candles; ma
king one Of the most beautiful displays
ever Witnessed.
The royal party landed at the foot of
Wood ward. aveiie. where they we're re-
ceived BY the entire Fire Department Of
the city, bearing torches and most Of the
military, BY whom they were escorted to
the Russell House.
Baron Renfrew aud suite leave for Chi:
cago to morrow morning ......-
DErRoir, Sept. 2i.-FrOm an cary yLour
this morning, the streets in the vicinity of
the Russell House, were deusely packed
with people anxious to catch a glimpse Of
the Prince, when he should appear to take
bis departure for the cars. e..
Just before 10 o'clock he made his ap-
pearance with two Of bis suite. accompsE
MED by Mayor Buhl, intending to drive
through the city betoie proceeding to the
cars. A magnificent open barOuche, drawn
by four white horses had been provided
for the parpdsei In which the party seated
themselves
The crowd gathered atOut the carriage
and blocking up the avenues, made it al.
most i'm possible for the carriage to pro-
ceed. Cheer afler cheer was gived and
the widest enthusiasm prevailed. The
carrisge was followed by an immense
crowd on foot, many banging to the wheels
while the streets and sidewalks oil the
route were blocked with people. who in
tercepted the party at every turn. Such
rabble and scene Of confusion was new
or witnessed here before.
After driving through few Of theptin-
cipsl streets, the party proceeded 70 the
depot and took their departure for Chica-
go amid the firing Of a salute and other
! DEMONSTRATORS.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-09-27

TRurH.--There is never a word Of truth
spoken that does not reach the heart, that
does not touch some soul. There never
is a noble life that does not have its in
duence even in its time. as d sunbutst
through the clouds on a cloudy day
will manifest itself here and there. And
ifit reaches no ether class, you may be
sure it will toach the people. 1t Is the
people, alter all, whose great pulse throbs
to a mighty truth, whose warm thear
sees enough Of the truth to say 'Hosap-
ma, blessed is he that cometh in the name
of the Lord. - Chapin.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-09-27
ANTHONY AND CLEOPATRA.
BY WIN. II. LfrLE.
III am dying, Egypt, dying.

III am dying, Egypt, dying."-snAxsrfARE'
! AM dying, Egypt, dying,
Ebbs the crimson lifetide fast,
And the dark, Plutonian shadows
Gather on the evening blast,
Let thine arm, Obi Queen, support me,
Hush thy q lbs and bow thine ear,
Listen TO the greatheart secrets
Thou, and thou alone, must hear.
Though my SCARED and veteran legons
Bear their eagles nigh no more,
And my wrecked and scattered galleys
strew dark Actium y fatal shore;
Though no glittering guards surround me-
Prompt to do their masters VII;
must perish like Roman
Die the great triumvir still.
Let not Casar's servile minions
Mock the lion thus laid low;
Twas no foeman's arm that felled him,
Twas his own that struck the blow.
Hear then, pillow oh thy bosom,
Ere his star shall vail It's ray,
Him who, drunk W ith thy caresses,
Madly threw the world away.
Should tho base plebeian rabtlc
Care assaIl my fame at Rome,
Where tho noble spouse, octavla,
Weeps within her wihdowed home,
Seek her: say the Fods have sold me
Affairs, augurs, circling wings -
That her blood, with mine commingled,
Yet shall mount tho throne ofKings,
And for thee, star-eyed Egyptian!
Glorious Sorcoress ofthe Nile,
Light the path to Stygiah horrors
With the splendors ofthy smile.
Give the Cesar crown and arches,
Let his brow the laurel twiDe,
can scotn the Senate's triumphs,
Triumphing in love like thine.
lam dying, Egypt dying,
Hatki the insulting foeman'scry:
They are coming-duiCEly, my falchloni
Let me front him ere die;
All! no more amid the battle
Shall my heart exulting swell,
Isis and OSIRIS guard thee
CleOpatral Rome! farewell!
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-09-27

EWhy is a spendthritts purse Ike
thunder-cloud? Because 1t is coutinu'
ally lightning.
When does a man share with a silver
razor? When he cuts of his hairs tfeirs)
with shilling.
Ay+"Never saw. sue snrrine TIM 81
as the spoou said to the sau epa"
Susan asked Charley, "Wha anl
ldropped from the couds?' "The rain,
dear" was the whispered reply.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-09-27
NO. 26.
The Inn pcnalng wevoIn,,or !. r.-..s

The Impending Revelation In EtlreS3
The Paris correspondent Of The New
York Tribune. 10 his last ietter from the
French capital, makes the following re-.
marks:
l need not tell the student Of current
history that Europe is; not on the eve Of,
but already entered into great revolution.
In fact, We are but continuing the move.
meni Of l848. resumipg il. swollen aud
complicated by the Eastern and Italian
side currents.
What the orthodox powers specially feat
is Louis NapOIeOn's Independent position
and the additionally revolutionary drift
of. France. Louis Napoleon Is no more
friend to human rights and free nationali-
~ than Francis Joseph. but be has the
iinmeasurable advantage Of Francis Joseph
of being free Of traditional sntangleihents;
and Of being capsule at any mOmeh. of
putting himself at the head Of the revolu-
tionary movement, tha! is. at The head Of
the Ffebch popular or Iationil IDEA the
mordeh that 1t is engaged against Europe.
Note here that Louis Napoleon Bona
parte has made no remarkable gain of late
In the French popular &pprovsls. have
it on curiously better authority than the
Official repofs Of the Moniteur, that his
reception at Lyors the other day was any:
.hing bit enthusiastic. Undoubtedly an
imInehss thultitute come out to see bis
progress through the streets, but any other
reed shaken by the wind would have re-
eeived..as tnDcb applause. As a Napoleouic
demonstration the Lyons business was h0t
a success.
If | was writing sensation article, in:
stead Of simple reporters letter, l would
head it: 1.-The European Coalition Against
FraDce"-the defensive coalition, of cOHrse.
The drift Of all the Official speech mex
ing Is against this Coalition that is, to
show tile folly, the futility of a coalition;
Coalition against whom2 Against what?
Against France? Mais mon Dieul France
Is peace itself-loves for, hopes for, be-
lieves in, dotes on peace.
The annexation of Savoy and Mics las
excited suspicion snoDg the Getfhahs and
Euglish the essential thing aimed at in
all the speeches of this week is 10 lull this
suspicion Of French purpose offurther ter;
ritorial CONQUEST: -....
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-09-27

TBusiness cards ofabout lines,by the year, 80 oO
fPAdyertisements not marked on the manuscript,
will be continued at our terms until forbid. ,..-
UPLegal adyertlsem ments, Administrators notices,
c 81 be paid for IL advance, for reasons which,
we will explain at the time. .,,,,
1-9rhe above Terms strictly observed mall cases.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-09-27
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING.

We are prepared to execute all descriptions Of
WORK: such as CARDS, ClRC"LARs, PoSTEKs,
AND FANCY 10 BBING; with new and sdperiortgpe
md on short notice.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-09-27

re- Gen. Cameron, who has just beeg
to Washington, assures the Republicans
there that Lincoln will carry Pennsyva'
mia against all combinations, by $4,000
majority.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-09-27

Those who can use truly beautiful Ian
guage know best when to quit it, whereas
those who use the sham beautiful never
know when to leave it alone.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-09-27

EEIt is worthless fellow who lives
only for himself; and yet how few live
otherwise.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-09-27
CITY OF LANCASTER:
TERMS Of SUBSCRIPTION.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

square Of 10 lines orless, one Insertion. 50 S0
Three seTtions OK OK
All adyertisements run ming lessthan three months,
~ r1ad ~ the ahov rntue -s
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-10-12
FIRE INSURANCE NOTICES, &c.
SOUTHERN PROTECTION INSURANCE
CON PI y /,
ALEXANDRIA,, VIRGINIA.

CAPITAL OVER $50, 900 DOLLARS,
| AND CONSTANTLY lhC RE AS / Il.
The Charter Of this Company offers more tavora-
5le advantages to the farmer and others, than any
COMPANY chartered in The State, by insuring
| with or without Il premium note. If the applicant
prefer he can pay the full amount oi the premium
in e. H. or 10y eiecling Il cash insurance Tor Two
wears the insured saves onc-cigh;a oi tue amount
he would otherwise have IL pay; ar "y becoming a
.ieulber, and givinSa small premium note, the in
surcG saves nearly one-h hali %. the amount charged
by Stock Companies, when !nsarng from year To
year. This is the advantage resulting from The
combination of the
CASH AND MUTUAL. PRINCIPLE.
This Company commenced issuing Policies
against loss or damage hv ire, on the i5th day OF
Marci. lSJ4 since which time over seven thousand
seven hundred persons have insured AMI her"ne
members nt the Company. aud over seventy tiou-
sand dollars have been ,'ad for losses. IaF!ns
iucrcas Ell our business during Ill" past year VIC iec
-raicit.! frr the liberal patronage bestowed upon
;ha Company thus far. and for lis haltcring pros
:,c,fS of future usefulness. The Directors nope
and believe that by prudence. caution. ana :. rgd
system OF economy, they Will cSt>plish Tor lhtS
Gumpany y reputation for chearn">s an, safety
not surpassed by any Company III tho /. States.
All differences in settlement of i"a#c&, may be-
determined by three dsintereScd arbit:asors VI the
County where such loss happened, to lie mutually
ctusen 10y the nsural ANA the Company.
DIRECTORS:
Il! VI. Thomas, Jane" I. Close,
i. i. Robertson, Ihomas /. li!i!,
Dr.. X. II. Stnbler, K. IT, Garter,
C:rist"phcr Neale, VIM. Wright,
?. D. LipScomh, Il. +. Lester.
SiaS RiclOw, 5en +. Naiie'
". II. rarncr, George +. French,
4 T. E!akcy Wn:. {. Knight
OFFICERS:
IL ". Thomas prcs't. Thomas 7. Hill, Tre'er.
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EoR EENI.

= ,,.,,II-I,,, l,n nIN-r In,.nli,,--
t:%":J Nv "Lhi-N" r't' n''
l.1 /" remove from me '''y, rM'' '"i ''''' ','
u" """' -" Nv - - W. "i' = :, ,,,,i
ho"So l. large "": wei: a'r&n&''. 40" Is II. goo"
order For irrnS apWy III 'hr house. =! |" an
Wv" - JAMES p. SMITH.
# r"E EE%GA ;r, tw" ,o'y W1;.r 5, IL u h. Il
sw.en Dnhe ANA wolfe streets. i"e sal" 'onSc !"
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sUPLRINTENDENT'S OFFICE.
L. +. ASp 7. K. 4. COMPANY,
RicuroND. 3d October, 1860.


rx.--~
T. -.
yIEMBERS OF THE VIRGINIA STATE
vi AND CENTRAL AGRICULTURAL so
ClETIES visiting the above fair, will be furnished
,.r"run by the Captain on board Aqua Creek
..,s, TRAINERS, tat the time Of purchaS
inc their ticket. for RirhAonl,) Oh presentation
.: their certificates et membership wi:h Il Free
RETrEN TickEr.
Stock or oth"r articles designed Cor exhibition
nj the above Fair viii hc charge! frLLFAhG Dow>,
but " i'll be returned FREE o. CHARGE, II remain
io- in possession Of same owner.
Persons wishing to send stock must give At least
six day: notice 10 GEUnGE MATrINGLY, ESQ, Su-
perintc,ui.nt Potomac steamers at Washington, 50
that proper ears ,nay be provided NJ Aqua Creek.
E.5'. THE RErrnN TICKETS issued to meinherS
are gooi from Saturday, 20ta instant, to sunday
18Th, iarirsirc. SAM Eli nj III
oct J-dt2l superintendent.
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ROUh-HINDEK MD FAFEN FV IHK:
Va. - !riacr Su.,;, "fp"''f" IL" u'i>'i'e C~Sr'
ALEXANDRIA, "a.
a; USGC, Magazines, and uli Books bound IN
Its any style. also RrLE,"ni make I" "T,cr,
&uy description "f BLANK EonhH, which will
warrant 10 lie made of the best !apcr a:i' materials
and bound in Ic strongest manner. Bank Officers,
bankers, Merchants, Clerks OF Courts, Hotel he"1-
ccs Insurance Companies, and al VIII" "'nt blank
Books are respectfully invited 10 give me call.
-.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
}. u. CORSE. n -. |''''. -
Banking, Exchange, and collection once Oh
CORSE BRuT ii ERS,

o0NHn ., r..L,,,,s plocL
Ill ,,a,o c,lIcc,;nns IN ali accessible
w W.. ~ ,h. ITmi,sJ SInt,S, and hold pro-
rh: - Ch.n, n- r.,,it nrompty To ANY
1,-;I,',ti ,,oir+
W ,r;II ,ni ;r E,cL,.,s Time Bile, Promis-
.o..,, y",as T,cu,ys,t V.ucv. Cain. dc.
"'' Igrm~tc I othar Svr,r,r,rs boueht and sold
an f,,,,,iss;,, and Loans nerotiut.d on favor
able terms. Interest allowed to p'poS!'olS.
varied experience oi many years III 'lI,s ,n 'uS'-
ness enables Us to "her our Sef' ices WIN ~ 20 -
t. the public. '''
u prpxr ARTHUR HERBERT.
oonI;,o ryoh,,oa and Collection Office of
EI:REE Z HERBERT.
M 30 ginostrset
vvp ,;1i ,,,i,. ColIc.t;,rs on ;;ll access sibie
w ,';'',, ~ ~, T,;t..d states. and hold pro-
l, I.;';'., -, t,h.cl ,r r,.mit rrou,,tly to any
,1,.;,,,,.,i,i,
W NV - i, Il,,.o T;.. BIfs Py0,a:s-
W wa ",''' ~ ''''""' =, w.. e.,
GrnTES arI o,h.r Srrr@ir,rs bought and sold
~, r,,,,,,.;-.;,,n ian l-tf
-..-.~----- ...-~-~~-~
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ASSAULTS IN " HiSGTOS.-IaSt evening,
Col. /. Allan, OF Georgia, and Mr.. Russell,
O! Georgia. were standing near Browns
Hotel, when they were accoSted by Mr.. Rob-
insor. OF The Navy Department, who called
Mr.. Russell aside. While Mr. Russell and
Mr. Robinson were engaged IN conversation,
the subject Of which WAS unknown to MIR.
Allan, Mr.. James Henry, Of Washington,
came up, and, after some remarks, struck
Mr.. Robinson, and knocked him down. Col.
Allan, seeing this, rushed in to protect his
friend, and. to prevent disturbance, pulled
Henry away The latter struck Col. Allan
violent blow under the left eye. Col.
4. severely punished his assaiiant. and soon
succeeded in placing him hor& dn combat.
Shortly afterwards, while Col. \. was stand
ing in front oi Browns Hotel, Henry and a
number OF his friends renewed the assault,
but were soon compelled 10 retire. Col.
Alan sustained but very triling iures.
On Tuesday morning, oiiicer Stopiord,
while walking mp Sixth stree', met man
who cave his name ~ J. II. Winu, with his
head beaten in y most shocking manner and
the blood flowing RAPIDLY from the wonnts.
When questioned rs to The ca'iSc he replied
tiat man lthl'". hcoI s,c l.. aiiicii nav
beat him 'iil.. officer IT once proceeded
with the man - tic office ot Justice Glber-
son, where :. warrant was issued by the JUS
tee Ter Narneil':; Immediate arrest. The
Justice ruled the trial for h O'Clock next
day. Before the hour Cor trial had arrived,
Justice Gibrr$on received letter from DR..
Marhury stating tha: Winn was 80 badly
injured that it would he impossible for him
to attend ;rial Earnall was held to bail tor
trial VIM has been pronounced by his
physician 10 h" in 4 dying condition, and
Justice Giberson has been sent for to take
his dying d"positiou.--j j;"SA Goa&iiuiion.
Fights also took place between IL. Clay
Mudi, OF Washington, and Joseph Robinson,
of North Carolina. and between Mr.. Cook,
Of Miss, and v. IL. Ward, Of Washington
n! about puliti,S
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rsINliy TIE BLOOD MGFFAT'S FE"E
TABLE LIFE riLLS AND riiGiNiN
BiTTEii>. The high All" ,nvirotr"lehr'ty which
these nr,.. c;n:cn. Mrd;a!nrs :.ayc acquired Tor
th.r Invaluable efficacy IN ali the Discusses "hl'i
they profess /" cure, has fcuicrGd the usual pr"'-
ti,, ni puiiny Loinuiy unnecessary, tut unworthy
Of them. In MI cases ii ASthlna Acute. aud
Chrnnir Rheumatism, Affections %: the BLADDER
and kidneys. Bilious F"vc:. and Liver Conn
;,!siutS. in the Srtth and West. Whcr" these dts
eases orey,il. they viii hc found in.a"ab!c.
Planters. i:lr,nc.= and oters. who once use these
N-!.iacs. viii nrl": afterwards hc without laens
Bilious thuii,. serious I.oo$eHc>s Piles. coS;''r.
ness. Colds :u,i Coughs. Chv!ic Corrupt ii"morS'
Dr"psics.
Dr>rEr<lA.-No person with this distressing:
disease. should delay using these hvdrlneS '"i-
mciiatc!y.
Erup,;ons al the Skin. Erysipc!a$. fia"lency.
rEyER ASp Act-t..--i'"r this S'"Ers" VI the
Western country, these Medicines will oc found Il
safe speedy and certain remedy. piher iA&airia"S
l,y, the ~. tenn subject to II return of the DIS
ease: A cure by thee medicines Is permanent.
TRY tl,.in. BE satisfied, and be cured.
Fnl,lness oc Complexion, General Debility H"nt,
;.iliinr*.. travel llcalachcS OF every kind, In
ward Fever Iutamnatory Khcufnatl%n, !"'!"re
Flood, !aund>e, Loss Of Appetite.
NFrrrrjii Observation-Disclosures fails /" eridi-
,f. entirely :,ii til. effects q" Mercury Infinitely
sooner thaA the most powerful preparation q; 24r-
sapar,l!a.
%;,,a, Tw,.,t<. Nervous Debility, Nervous Com
,,laint.. II aii kinds. urea0;, Affections.
rri.r<.--Thc original proprietor "t these mcd'-
ri1cs was cured OF Piles. ot - years standing, by
,n, Ms. .: these Lie Medicines alone
p.ins in IL" Head, Side, Back, Limbs, JOINTS
aud Organs. "
Egr71r,r1,u.--Thcsc affected with this terrbs.
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DRAIN PIPE.

DRAIN PIPE.
WE HAVE received samples OF ~. "SlE EaM "a, Il
w PRESSED STUAEWARH DRAIN PIPE
and will take orders for the Saue, in any quanti
ties of any desired size, from inches to "6 iii
diameter. in feet lengths. This pipe will answer
fail - well ~ Lead Iron Pipe. al much less
cost for all purposes Of conducting water to or
from buildings, hy the !atural now where there is
no pressure "r strain.
Fa?me.> Of other. who have Springs ut dis.
lance irom thor dwellings or barn yards, "A 4
mo,irratv elevation, will in,! great advantage
in the use ot this pipe.
Samples exhibited. and any information requif-
cl. viii be cheer!nlly given OF application TO
mo22 X. II. MILLhR. son Is %.
GyHEET ZiNC.--A supply OF assorted widths
~ now in store and for sale aS 10" a can hc had
in Baltimore or any other market. only ask
those in want 10 call and Try.
On Monday next, 24th September, will receive
=, ...,,Iy a.: all ize. of SHEET IRON, which
viii lie sold nj the lowest market rates.
srp2u GEO. T. BALDWIN, King street.
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POR BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RIVER
LANDINGS.
INCREASED ACCOMMODATION.

INCREASED ACCOMMODATION.
a~., THE "DlAMOND STATE" Capt.
-. Jacob Eerwin. will leave AeXaudria,
on Saturday. at o'clock. I. NJ, and returning
will leave Baltimore. on Wednesday, ut / . CLOCK,
p NJ or earlier il loaded, and all surplus freight
will he taken by the 81, Nicholas.
Tr1up The "ST. NICHOLAS, Captain
sss=,s SAMUEL Guy, will leave washington
At 1 o'cIvck. AMI Alexandria n / o'clock, \. NJ
on Saturday lnorniug, and returning, wtil !eaFe
Baltimore on Wednesday, at ii o'clock, 7. NJ, ano
will call At the following, landings TO land ana
receive passoa.cr> and frci. i.ht:--Pont Lookout,
PorI's. Rro,m's. and Cond's WharyeS, Piney
psiut, stones Wharf. ChappelI Point, PopoS
Creek, md all the established upper lanilngS On
tuv Narylaud Shore, ani White Point. Matthias
Paint. ana BoylS .!ulc. on the Ernig ia Shore.
20 WHEAT 4 BRO. Agents.
CHANGE OF HOURS!
on AND AFTER MONDAY, APRIL. 9TH. 1861
-r=s GEORGE PAGE, amd IL
,s,,x.lsss ,sssi....sss THuS. CuLLiER. s<.s.<1.azss.E
dEORGE PAGE. leaves Alexandria At Ii, ), ",
4, And u o'clock.
Leaves Washington At IL, 9. II, |, ;, and u
o'clock
THOMAS COLLNER, leave, Alexandria at o.
., 1t, /. = and o'clock.
Leaves Washington 1T 5, 10, J., :, 4 and - y :
clock.
Except on Tuesdays and Fridays, on which days
al. viii 1nya Wo.biugton at IL. and Alexandria
At lot u'clock Tor Mount Vernon.
:. GEDNEY, C,,,.;ns
apq :. BAKER. }
M, JAMES GUY. leaves
Ane ote"I'0t :rIOEsDAy and
= STxEesaa'sa "sn'"g ''' ,ni Al.xandria at
~ ,It' :, t r,rr;,n,n ,ni the iuter,nc-
''n,"i - '' ~ h'., rnr,,rn trims. she will
H'''' ,""H'"8>' y" ''vt ~ ,l,,i s,,uri,v
w .''t''t T'e'S
= ~ c'o'A' - 'HH"',r,,>- " : p,,r prorri,tor.
L'''"H = lm;n
NATHANIEL hoUSh' Agent
ny TT ...-----------------
<-tS vnrE rpH uATns, IIyE-Thc regular
-. -~.a,sn JEROME Cant Jerome, will
ieayn Nm S,rrr,,,y l31h inst. Apply to
WN II FuWLE L son,
"a { Snntb Whoryes
-------..,..,, ,,.,,,
- VESSELS AN ro'--'N ''S''> ''''''''
49, " wanted !or
NORFOLK
PORTSMOUTH. ,
ana RICHMOND.
~. ,2.S'' rates 81 'Fe'S'' "''' p r. SMITH.
:: -, .-.--.--,o,r
-: NEW YORK, WASh1NHloN' IT
11sza GEORGETOWN, AND AL e=-ss-ss.
FSANDRIA PACKETS.
nSs- nLD RIG [ LiR LiNE. ssa
>b~,n.r ,RCTIC Captain Hicks
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