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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-09-08
MISCELLANEOUS READING.
ABOUT THE PRINCE.
From the London P,tnch.

A PRINCE OF A YOUNG FELLow.-We have
received the following evidently from fe-
male hand:
EERRENA VILLA, Friday.-M my dear
.M. Punch-l am so delighted That dear
darling Prince of Wales! Isn't he duck,-
Only hear how delightfully."- his charming
Royal Highness is getting on in Canada
This is what the New York Herald tells US
of the ball which was given at the Colonial
House, in the Parish of St. Johns, q to him:
1.-The Prince arrived at about 10 o'clock,
and was greeted with loud, enthusiastic, and
prolonged cheers the bands playing God
saue the Queen' The Prince was dressed in
the full uniform of British colonel. He was
ompanied by the Earl of st. Germans,
who was dressed in blue, with badge, and
the Duke of Newcastle. who wore his full
Uniform The Prince danced six times dur
ing the evening, and remained with the COM
pany until half.past two o'clock this morn
ing The dancing, on the whole, was not
very good The Prince very atfably and
good naturedly corrected some of the blunder-
ing dancers, and every now and then called
out the different figures of the dance. lie is
himselfa very graceful and accomplished
dancer, as he fully proved in the way he
whirled through values, polkas, and quad
rifles. While he danced he was repeatedly
cheered, and he very properly took new
partner whenever he stood up to dance
The people everywhere are greatly delighted:
The unpretending and genial disposition OF
the young Prince has gained him the aztec
ton of many true and worthy hearts"
There? isn't that delicious! Only think
now of our Prince of Wales having to turn
DANCING master? Oh, how should have tor-
I'd to have been "whirled through a waltz
with him. Pm sure his Highness wouldn't
have found me "blunderng dancer" Poor
fellow. dare say that he was sally rered
to find that the Canadians were SO cfumsy.-
Really, lve no patience with such ungainly
creatures Clearly something should be done
to prevent such stnpid things from troubling
our Princes Oh, if I'd been there! Would
MT have put their noses out OF joint just
| should so like to show them how an Eng
HsA girl can dance. particularly when she
gets Prince to be her partner. | don't
quite understand, though what the papers
mean by saying that whenever the Prince
danced he "very properly took new part
ner." | confess | can't see what there Is so
re,.y ,rope1 in this know myself | like to
keep more to one partner than to have to
dance about with nobody knows whom, so
that one never has the chance of a bit OF .f1r-
tution, and still less of arriving at the inter-
estny moment when one may hear some
thing serious. am dear W.. Punch, yours,
and OH the Princes, if he might but have
me. with the fondest love and rererence.
GEoRGIANA GUsHINGToN.
III St. Johns is not a parish, and 1t is
not in Canada But never mind, Miss
loyalty ranks higher than Geography
PHnch.
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NEW STOVE AND TIN STORE,

o..
A CARD.-ENOCH GRiNES respectfully in
n forms his friends and the public generally, that
he has associated with him his son JAMES L.
GRIMES, and under the firm name "f h. CRIME Is
& son, we have resumed ut the old stand on Fair
fax street, the STOVE, AND TIN WAKE BuSl-
NESS IN ALL IT'S BRANCHES, and hope and
cXpcc, To conduct the same, 50 S 10 merit the conn
dcnre and patronage Of all who may give uS Il call.
W. intend 10 devote our time and attention more
especially t. out door work, both in town and
country, such
ROOFiNI, i;G2TERiNG ard HPOuTiNG,
And al kinds o., Stove and Furnace Work, and
Jobs that require skill and experience.
All Jobhing and Requiring attended to in person.
Our Stock Of STOVES is intended to suit the
wants ofcycry body. We are determined to please,
both in work done ana goods sold. Our expenses
are small aud We shall he content with small Pros'
4Is~ Orders from the country, either Tor WORK
or Tor goods promptly attended 10.
oct i-Iy T.. GRIMES 4 son.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-09-08

EDUCATION AND FIGHTING.-By law of
Prussia, every child between the ages of sew
eli and fourteen is required to 60 to school
and to learn to read and write. In l845
there were but two persons in a hundred
who could neither read nor write. 2,32o,-
900 children of the 1900 900 between seven
and fourteen years, attend school. In the
standing army of 10000 but two soldiers
are unable to read. In case of her taking
part in war, Prussia can bring into the
field 100000 men, in one sense the best edu-
Gated military force in the world.
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GRArnlc.-The other day a boy came tear
ing around a corner with his rags autterng
in the wind, his face smeared with molasses
and shinge hourishing in his hand, while
he was shouting to another boy, about the
size of a pepper-box, who stood nearly
quarter of mile down the street. 80! Bill,
Bill, Bill-get as many boys as ever you can,
as many shingles as ever you can, and come
up the street around the corner as fast as ev-
er you can, for there's big large hogsit of
lasses busted on the pavement, busted oil TO
smash"
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ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL,

Dhoab" = l, .NEh iohh'
IIJuE% completed, tx years ago, the ST.
w NICHOLAS was universally pronounced
the most magnificent, convenient, and thorough,
organized establishment Of rhe kind on this con-
tinent What it Wa then, il remains 10 day
without II rival in size, in sumpuou=ncss, and i'll
the general elements OF comfort and enjoyment
The Hotel has n. ~-ommodaions for 1000 gueSt:'
including 100 complete suites OF apartments Tor
families Six hundred persons can be comtorta-
bly seated At the tables ol IL three public dining
rooms AMI nothing that modern art has devised
for tie convenience and social qualifications OF the
travelling public has hecn omitted in it plan, or
i neglected in its practical details. The early
reputation Of the house nj home and abroad dsri-
ycd from III magnitude. its superb appointments
and it homc.ikc comforts and luzufmS, has been
enhanced every year By the un"aarlcd eAer'iohs
Of the proprirtors, ......
TkEADWELL, WHITC0MB L co.
N.1y iur, =. e.-d3m
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ST, 2SS, 500 %
Paid up CAPITAL and Surplus Z,l9i,lil w
SECURITY TO POLICY HOLDERS.
YNHIS old and responsible Company insureS
against loss or damage by Fire. almost every
description Of property, und oilers to Merchants
and others desiring Insurance, the security ot an
actual Capital of ST 29S, $780, for the whole ot which,
and for any liabilities beyond the Shareholders are
lSDIvlDUALLY RESPONSIBLE, even to the extent oil
their entire fortunes. The Shareholders number
about one thousand, and ~ Il large portion of
these arc 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 Agent for the United States,
the Company has empowered him "tO appear TO
and accept any action or legal proceedings lnatl-
tutci against Vr by said Company, iii the s"ihe
manner n if the Company were Corporaton of
Company established by the laws Of the United
States, or any Of the several Statea,"
PROVISION FOR PAYMENT OF LOSSES IN
THE UNITED STATES.
4 SPECIAL PERMANENT FUND HAS BEEN PLACED
AT rnE DISPOSAL or THE AGE*r AT PHILADELPHIA,
70 E>ARlH n!M 70 ADJUST AND PROMPTLY PAY ALL
Lo,sEs, WITHOUT RErERENcE I" LoSnoN.
LIBERAL TO THE INSURED.
The uniform course Of the Company has always
been :, liberal one towards Policy Holders y" jus!
claim has ever been disputed, and prompt pay
!ncnt Of losses is i standing rule. During the
past year. losses exceeding $52j,0oO were paid.
Losses paid a< soon as the amount is asrertained.
ANNUAL INCOME.
The Income Of the Company Is now about ST.
600 Ouv. increasing gradually each year, showing
that il has the confidence oi the different t"nInu-
mites in which business is done.
RATE OF PREMIUM.
The Rate Of Premium will be moderate. and III
all cases will bc based upon the character ot the
owner or occupant. and the merits Of the risk
The conditions of Insurance are framed with The
greatest lberaty.
JAMES T. CLOSE, Agent.
1nss" Office in Exchange Block, on King street
oS-lly
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JaMES c. NEVETT,
Duke Street Wharf, Alexandria, Va.

OPPOSITE PIONEER MILLS,
- NOW receiving his fall supplies OF aUANOS
| ana FERTILIZERS, as follows
No PERUVIAN GuASo, direct importation.
CALF oRSIA GuASo, of recent importation, an
alyzing pei cent. Ammonia.
KoBiN<oS's No. | MANIPULATED uuAEo, &
superior article, warranted equal 10 any III the
market.
IcnAnor GrAHo, from :;aldauna Bay, Atri-
ca, anayzing Ii per cent. Ammonia, warranted
genuine.
BAKERS ISLAND GrASo, analyzng 4. 10 80 per
cent. Bone Phosphate Lime.
DEBuRG's No. | SUPER PHOSPHATE of LiIE.
No | tOLrNBIAS ,itANo.
10. | AAvASSA HuANo.
A. A. MEXICAN GtAN0.
PtLyERizEr RuSEa.
Al Of which are warranted 10 tie nt the hest
quality, and will he sold in large small quant-
ties At the lowest market rates. aug l.
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10 A CARD TO YOUNG LADIES AND
GENTLEMEN.-Th subscriber will send free Of
cAorge) to all who desire it, the Recipe and direc-
tions for making simple VrgetaJie Br!,n, that
WILL in from two to eight days, remove Pimplca,
Blotches, Tan FTeckles. Sallowness, and all impu-
rites and roughne=s Of the Skin, leaving the same
~ Nature intended it should be-sctt ctsdr,
.ao,th, and beautiful. Those desiring the Recipe,
with full Instructions, and advice, will please call
On or address with return postage.)
JAS. T. MARSHALL.
PRACTICAL CHEMIST
No. 81 City Building, N. York.
r.yx York euu 2-l3mo
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EXCELSIOR NO. | PERUVIAN GUANO AND
SOLUBLE PHOSPHATE,

TOMMONLi known in this region ~ EACEL-
" SIOR DEBURG, FULLY EQUAL ITO No. PE
RryIAS GUAEU: AND THE BESr MAStfACTuREp
FERTILIZER ~ THE MARKET.
1t is composed of No. | P"r""inH G""mo, p"re
yronnd b"n,r di-Soirrd IN S"iph"ri" Acid, amt
P"t"sh and .Sodn, and is materials are WARRANT.
I'd To Ri OF THE BEST QUALITY.
1t has been sold III this market for several sea
sons past and such has been the success "t Its ap-
plication tha. those who have used il prefer it TO
all other kindS,--HuTH As A CROr GROWER AND
PERMANENT IMpROIER OF THE SOIL.
PrRE GROUND BONES ARE USED IN fTS COMPOST
TIUS II PREFERENCE 10 THE CHEAPER AND LESS
RELIABLE, so CALLED, PHOSPHATE GrASoS; and
We claim that II CONTAINS MORE SOLUBLE PHoS-
rnoRIc AcID ~ CvMbISArIoS WITH LIME tfoRMISG
SoIrBLE PHOSPHATE or LIHE) AND THEREFORE
MORE VALUABLE 10 THE FARMER, than any other
article now before the public,
PyJcc S-is pc, 1000 lbs.
JAMES c. NEVETT,
aug lj~-rotf Sole Agent for Alexandria.
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$50. Spring and Summer Arrangement 1860
"a aa iElS .:i.s 4
AnAMc' EXPRESS COMPANY


INVITE the attention ot the public to the ia'ili
tic. afforded by this Com pany for the qGicE ANA
safe conveyance OF specie, Bank N"tea' '"i"'"''
packages. heavy and buiky freight, &C.
EXPRESSES fur the Enst, 10 Baltimore, rama
lelphia, New ufh. Boston, Prov iicncc. Hait"rd
&C.. close ut our office daily al o'clock, I. NJ
EXPRESSES ior the south. t. Richmond, Fred
,rickSburs, Petersburg, ana Tor point" IN North
Carolina South C,I"Ina and Georgia close III
our office daily. at oclork +. NJ
EXPRESSES lor LHnchburE, Bristol knoxville
Chattanooga, Nashville, Memphis. Ne" ot'e"""'
and intermediate point, ,via Orange and AleAan-
,iria Railroad close At "ur o,icr At ga, \. VI,
and go. ?. NJ. daily.
our EXPRESSES are AlwtEs att"mPanIc" hN
careful and trustworthy acnE"r2. ana Tie li'"
avn r.lv un,n an business entrusted to IL S'clnt
done with safety. punctualtty, and desl'"trh'
R>FEs--Frorn Baltimore, - cent" per 10" 'o'''
from Philadelphia, 81; trom New York. :'''o'
l.ty- No packages Of goods take" II! weight 0N-
less weighing oy CT 200 lbs.
nv srT r. ". FALLS. Aseo'
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BUSINESS CARDS.
J. b. CoRSE. NJ d. cohSs
Banking, Exchange, and Collection Office OF
CORSE BROT II ERS,

Banking, Exchange, and CollecLloH omee o.
CORSE BROTH ERS,
40. 90 Exchange Block.
WE will make Collections on all accessible
w points in the United States, and hold pro-
cecds subject to Check. remit promptly to any
designated point.
We will deal in ErchaHge, Time Bile, Prom's-
sory Notes, Uncu,r,nt Money, Coin, de-
STOCKS and other SECURITIES bought and sold
OH Commission, and LOANS negotiated on favor
able terms. Interest allowed to Deposltors
A varied experience Of many years in this busl-
ness enables us to offer services with confidence
to the public. feb l9--tf
!, ". BURKE. ARTHUR HERBERT.
Banking, Exchange, and Collection Office OF
BURKE & ERBERT,
No. SO, Kng-street.
WE viii make Collections on all accessible
w points in the United States, and hold pro-
ceed: subject to Check, or remit promptly to any
designated point
We will deal in Ercho"ye, Tine Bil1s, Promis-
sorry Notes, U"currem! Noney, Coin, dc
STOCKS and other SECURITIES boug Int and sold
on Commission Jan 1T
4 ! HrrFHRFYs. H. n. TALGAFERRo.
HUMPHREYS TALIAFERR0,
Successors TO MARSHALL COZ
G,'0cerS, C0mmiSSt0n dnd f0Fwdfd;H9
MERCHANTS,
nc. IL klIg sLIeel, a1eAdAuiia' Va
krrEEEscEa :--Me,srs Fo"le Co, Alexan-
lria, Va.
John u. Beale, Fauquicr county, Virginia
.Jno. 5. Barbour, Jr, CnlpepeE- county, Virginia
Col. John Willis, Orange county, Virginia.
VIM Ba,nr, Baltimore, Maryland.
Jno. s. Buckncr, Rarpahannock county, Va.
Edward {. Marshall. Fauquier county. Virginia.
iy lift
mRs. M. BRODBECX
TJAS REMOVED TO HER NEW STORE.
i No. 100. King street, next door 20 Mr..
Frrnch'S Book store. This Store has been hand -
Souc!y lifted up, suitable for the
CONFECTIONERY BUSINESS.
And persons avurng me with call. will find Il
gnod assortment OF ai kinds nt
CANDIES.
CREAMDR0pS.
ORANGES,
LEMONS.
FIGS.
ALMONDS, tc.,
And at all times good plate oi ICE CREAM.
Call and SEE for ynurSclI At the New store, lo".
King street. !e "-u
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THE ALEXANDRIA SHOE FACTORY.

C.. \. BALDWIN X CO, PRorRIEToRS.
IANINti removed 10 their and spacious
| l. warehouse, ut the northeast corner OF klnS
and Royal streets. invite the attention OF Southern
and Western merchants and dealers generally t."
their extensive and well assorted stock OF goods
consisting Of Il great variety of .ue"'s, |T"mc"",
Misses. E"y., Io"b'v, ""d cdi"l""~ b%"'~ .Sh"r.'
and Eroy"~., both sewcd and begged. OF Calf,
Kip, Buff Grain, Split, Enancled and Patent
Leather also large stock of L1d''@ F"" "h"es ""h
y"iir,- Of Morocco, Kid. Goat, Lasting, &c, all
of which will be sold a low they can be pur-
chased in anv market, OF The same quality and
style. Having made extensive preparations TOR
the manufacture Of goods, we hope to receive the
encouragement Of th" southern trade, n we are
determined /" do all in our power to make their
dealings with satisfactory.
We have also in store Il large stock OF Hats ana
Caps of the latest styles which we have just re-
ccivcd from the factories aud which will be sold
low lScntincl.l aug 81
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FOR BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RIVER
LANDINGS.

INCREASED ACCOMMODATION.
.zs THE "DlAMOND STATE, Capt.
80, Tucoh kerwin, will leave Ale1andria,
On saturday. at > o'clock. 7. NJ, and returning,
will leave Balimore, on Wednesday, at 4 o'clock,
?. W., or earlier ii londci. and all surplus freight
viii be taken by the 81. Nicholas.
.r~=a The "ST. NICHOLAS" Captain
,.etSSs -S.S-==s samuel Guy, will leave Washington
Il 5 O'clock. and Alexandria AT o'clock, \. NJ
,a Saturday morning. and returning, will leave
Baltimore on Wednesday at O'Clock, P. NJ, and
s. ,all ut the following landings to land and
,ssiye pa.sc4 GERS aud freight Point Lockout,
Erl., Bro,m'>. and Coai'S Whurvcs, Piney
Point. S;oocs Wharf. Chappcll Point, Pope's
Geek. auI all the established upper landings on
tie MaryIanl Shore, and White Point, Matthias
Punt aal Boyd> 3ole, on the Nirnisin Shore.
y9a WHEAT il BRO. Agents.
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LOCAL. ITEMS.

WAsHINGToN ITEMS A hearing was had
Yesterday afternoon before Justice D1nn of a
charge against Mrs. Beveridge, landlady of
the Washington House, on Third street and
Pennsylvania avenue for having obstructed
two officers of the law in their effort to secure,
about the middle of August last the person
of a negro man, Stafford Payne alleged to
have been fugitive from labor from his
mistress, Miss Thompson, living in Alexan-
dria, Va. Several witnesses were examined,
from whom it appeared that, at the time OF
the arrest, Payne was living in the capacity
OF servant, hired by Miss Thompson 10 Mrs.
Beveridge, and for whom wages had been
paid and were then owing. He had, however,
entered suit in the Circuit Court for his
freedom, and claimed to be free. The case
was taken on habeas corpus before Judg ge
Merrick, of the District, who remanded
Payne to the possession of his mistress in
Virginia. The case against Mrs. sBeveridge
is postponed to some early day in October.
The camp breakfast and tea service which
was used by Gen. Washington during the
Revolutionary war, aud which has been kept
for inspection several years in the Museum
of the Patent Office, will be disposed Of by
its owner
At noon on Thursday the proposals, some
ten or twelve in number, for completing the
brick work of the high service reservoir of
the Washington aqueduct, were opened in
the presence Of parties interested. The terms
are such as TO leave no doubt that Capt. Ben
ham can accept, and put the work into ope-
ration Immediately.
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ed AS attendant on hosting the Breckin-
ridge and Lane Flag upon the pole recently
erected, on the lot opposite the Court House,
has been postponed until next week.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-09-08

THE LATEST AND GREATEST INVENTION
IN THE ART
rIIHE undersigned having bought the patent
i right for this city, offers these PICTURES
t. the public aud calls upon everybody who want
PERFECT GEMS OF LIKENESSES
more truthful, as DURABLE, and CHEAPER than
Oil Paintings, to try a
H1LL o TYPF''
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FIRST INSTALMENT.
EAJ.l. E00DS

nY SHIP MACAULAY from Liverpool, we
y have received 81 crates of WHITE GRANITE
QuEENSWARE.
BY the barque Petrea now on her voyage from
LIVERPOOL direct TO Alexandria, chartered for our
goods solely, we shall receive the residue Of our
Fall importation of 1875 crates and hogsheads OF
common and superior goods.
Merchants on the line of the Orange and Lynch-
burg, Virginia and Tennessee and other railroads
connecting, need 20 no further North for gooosi'n
our lne-whcthcr they consider the assoIlnen,,
v ,y;I sallwn ynarantee satisfaction in all these
particulars. laug II r. H. MILLER. SON 4 co.
VIRGINIA COAL OIL, from the works Of the
Y great Kanswha Coal and Oil Company, for
sale By Dy y?3l D. B, SMITH, Union st..
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BUSINESS CARDS.
WASHINGTON BREWERY.
DRAUGHT ALE, PORTER AND STRONG


A FULL assortment of barrels halves and
n quarters, Of the above superior and pure
MALT LIQUORS, can be had at low price from
JOHN DAWSON,
Middle Store old Theatre, Alexandria, Va.
The STRONG BEER, on account Of its low
price and mild flavor, is we'll fitted for family use,
and it will prove most agreeable and wholesome
beverage to ladies and children.
N. B. Read The following from the Evening
Star of December ), 1852
"A REMARKABLY FINE ALE.--Mr. Davison's
successor in the Washington Brewery, corner of
X and 9th streets, Mr.. Coneau, is now manufac-
turing Xxx ale and porter and brown stout all OF
which reflect infinite credit on his establishment.
His ale compares fnvorably, indeed, with the best
Philadelphia and Albany ales, being, according
to our taste, much more like the best English and
Scotch alcs than those imported from either OF
those cities, II he continues to produce so supe-
rior an article, he will shortly make reputation
for his brewery surprising that of any Northern
establishment
Enquire Of JOHN DAY lSoN,
Theatre Building, Alexandria,
NH l0-tf Wholesale Dealer IN Malt Liquors.
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r. svr. v-s;t
EzsA ----il I-s-.s,
NORTHERN CENTRAL HALLWAY.

Ezs0 ,.-.ss--On
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY.
: [ " " ER i Il Il 4 y & Z VI Il y l..
CHANGE OF HOURS.
NN AND AFTER MAY 2,th, 1850. trains viii
~ leave Calvert Station:
The Mail Train daily except SGndays) at $50
4. NJ, for Elmira, Buffalo. Niagara Fails. and all
parts Of Western New York, and Canada. Also,
for pittsburg. Chicago, Cleveland, Cincinnati. ~.
Louis and all parts Of the West, Northwest and
Southwest For Emmitsburg. Lancaster. Leban-
on, Reading and PutlSyillc. and OWmgS Mills.
Reistcrstown Manchester. Md, and Westminster.
and for Chambcrsburg and Carlisle, IA, an" Tor
Hagerstown, Maryland.
The Express Train daily al 80 !. ". tor But
falo and the North. aad Canada. and for Pitl"burg
and all parts Of the West ana Northwest ana
Southwest.
Traveller. can 90 by either of these trains To
Detroit aud Chicago via NagarH Falls at the same
cost as by any other route.
4 new route to New York is now open by this
road via Harrisburg. Reading. Allentown, EaSton
and Jersey City, with only one change of Cars.
over first class roads Take the $50 \. NJ. train
Through by daylight, al aS low fare a by any
other route.
Travellers from Washington and the South by
the $40 A. NJ. and so p NJ. trains, make conncc-
tiops with the trains over this road.
Buy tickets only To Baltimore.
For Tickets and information, apply at the Ticket
Office. Calvert Station, \. H. ncrot Calvert ani
Franklin streets, Baltimore.
JAS. c. CLARKE, Superintendent.
JOHN I. RIGNEI,
Assistant superintendent.
J. Ii. WARNER, Ticket Agent.
Baltimurc TT
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Said woman to an old maid. "My hus-
band is not so good a husband as he should
be, but he is powerful sight better than
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"a ~ - . E#Es!
nASSENGEKS TOR this Read will leave the
Alexandria Station, in the Orange Train, nj
:, A. NJ. daily (SundayS oXccptcd,) arrive nt Al
cxandria att ?. NJ. Through tickets by this ro0te
to Mddlcburs and Winchester.
The Trains leave Mount Jackson daily tSHn
dsys excepted, 1t I.%0. 4. NJ, and ntr''" 1T Al
exundriu at l:jj, 7. VI.
" t-tf EDWARD GREEN. Treasurer.
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DRAIN PIPE.

NNE HAVE received samples Of "STEAM
w PRESSED STONEW ARE DRAIN PIPE"
and will take orders for the same, in any quaint
ties OF any desired size, from inches to 81 IN
diameter, in feet lengths This pipe will answer
full as we'll as Lead or Iron Pipe. at much less
coat, for ali purposes Of conducting water 10 or
from buildings, by the natural flo" where there Is
no pressure "r strain. =.
Farmers or others who have Springs ut DIS
tance from their dwellings or barn yards, ~ a
moderate elevation, will great advantage
in the use of this pipe.
Samules . eybibitei, and any information requir
ed, will be cheerfully given on application TO
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