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Carl sohurz on S. A. Douglas.

Carl Schurz on S. A. Douglas,
CARL SCuURz made a long speech in
New York, Thursday night, in which
he devoted himself to the political rec
ord and personal protensions of s. A.
DOUGLAS:
After saying that he considered Mr..
Douglas cone of the most over -estima-
ted men in the country" and that his
political policy must spring either from
the profoundest Ignorance of the prin-
ciples upon which the liberty of men is
maintained, or an innate love of the
principles by which the liberty of men
is subverted he went on to ridicule Mr..
Douglass argument in favor of slavery
on account of its furnishing a variety
of interests, and thus being one of the
safeguards of our liberties
In summing up the counts in the in
dictment against Mr. Douglas, the
speaker made out the following bill:
arraign him for having changed his
position in regard TO the Missouri re-
striction, time and again, according to
the interests Of slavery.
arraign him for having broken the
plighted faith Of the people by the re-.
peal of the Compromise of 1920.
arraign him for having upheld the
most atrocious violations of the ballot
box; for having trampled upon the most
sacred rights of the people of Kansas,
so long as the struggle between Freedom
and Slavery was doubtful.
I arraign him for having committed
fraud upon the people by forging and
adulterating the principle Of Popular
Sovereignty and making it the machine
of Slavery propagandism.
l arraign him for having deserted the
cause Of Free Kansas, when the people,
having complied with all reasonable
conditions, applied for admission into
the Union.
arraign him for having repeatedly
made the attempt to disturb tho system
Of constitutional checks and balances,
by placing the war-making power in the
hands Of the President.
arrnign him for having attempted
by his Conspiracy Bill, a thing more
outrageous than the Sedition Law Of
1898, to put the liberties Of speech and
press at the mercy Of political inqui-
sition, and to make the judicial perse-
cutiOn of opinions a standard system
of policy
arraign him, lastly, for having at
tempted to pass upon the people the
doctrines of political philosophy which
are an insult TO the popular understand
ing. No, beg your pardon, do not
arraign him for that, for this is q free
country; where everybody has a right
to make himself as ridiculous as he
pleases, "subieot only to the Constitu-
ton Of the United States TLoud
laughtor.l And yet, arraign him for
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Fletcher, N. Mcdonald, A. W. Mus
grove.
Addison, J. NJ. Robinson, j. Verify
North Lewisburg, w. N, Williams,
D. Sargent.
Piqua Circuit, II. p. Purkhiser.
Ohio W. University, 7. D. MoCabe,
member Columbia st., Quarterly Con-
ference.
XENIA DIsTBICT.-DAvID REED, Pre-
SIDING ELDER.
Xenia, WIN. S. Sutherland.
South Charleston, VIM Routledge.
Lebanon, Geo. W. Harris.
Yellow Springs, J. T. Spence.
New Burlington, r. B. Thurbur.
Bowersvillo, j. II Middleton, James
Stevenson.
jamestown, Newson, A. Murphy.
New Carlisle, =. G. Morrick, S. Brown
Fairfield, l. L Beall
Enon, Geo. 3. Owen.
Union, g. W. Kelley, J, Heron.
Waynesvile, j. j. Hill
Baysville, L. P. Miller, S. Edmiston
Oldtown Circuit, VIM. Simmons.
Wherefore University, r. S. Rust
President and member of Xenia Quar-.
terly Conference.
Linden Hill Academy. j. Braden
Principal and member Of New Carlisle
Quarterly Conference.
HrLLsBoRoUGH DIsTRCT.-M. KAUFF
MAN, PRESIDING ELDER.
Hillsborough, VIM G. w. Lewis.
Wilmington, S. A. Brewster.
Greenfield, @. r. Lowell.
Highland, J. G.. Black, M. G. Baker
Lynchburg, 3. H. Field, J. Manning
New Lexington, D. Callahan, A. N
Sparr.
Clorksville, J. Shinu, Geo. H. Dart.
Sinking Springs, G. NJ. Edgar, Sam
uel Salisbury
Winchester, w. N, Naxoy, 2. f. Hill
West Union, D. Q. Benz Z. Hypes.
New Market, j Stillwell, NJ. G. Purk
hiser
Hillsborough Female College, j. Med
Matthews, President and member of
Hillsboro Quarterly Conference.
| IGEORGETOWN DISTRICT.-JNO w W. EOW
BILE, PRESIDING ELDER.
Ripley, j. f. Conrey.
Felicity, T. S. Cowden.
New Richmond, J. W. Cossatt.
Georgetown, j. Gregg.
Manchester, j. M. Sullivan.
Aberdeen, T. Head, T. A. Fidler.
Hamersville, J. Botkin, N. Green.
Chilo, to be supplied.
Moscow, j. G. Maddy, j. P. Shultz.
Laurel, A. p. Dunlap. j. Armstrong
Williamsburgh, NJ. P. link, S. G
Grifis.
Batavia, y. Lee, A. NJ. Lorain.
Amelia, B. Glascock, W. Q. Shannon
y. NJ. Spencer, transferred to Upper
Iowa Conference, Professor of Langua
ges in Iowa State University.
j. S. Poregrine, transferred TO Min.
nesota Conference.
II. S. Dunn, transferred to California
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TRUTH

Obi seek for Truth
win thou the threshold Of hor halls;
In age or youth,
Seek her still, whato'er bcialls.
Rich Is the feast she freely spreads;
And round her board time.honor'd heads,
who sought hor long and won her we'll,
In peace and joy forever dwell.
Shrink not from toll
Truth, rich and lovely, Oft upspringB
On poorest soil,
Der deserts she her perfume ningri
Sweet the reward by labor won;
Aud calm the sleep when day rs done,
OF those who toll the truth to fnd,
With ready hand and earnest mind.
Hood not the scorn
OF worldly men who dwell around;
But night and morn,
Worship the truth whcre'cr tiH found.
Truth-seokors ever were rovilcdi
But honest face and accents mild
Prevail against ign0ble pride,
And turn tho yenOm'd shaitB aside.
Fear not TO scan
The deep profound, or mountains height
Heed not the man
who drawls out creods to keep tho right.
Examine all Crocd7, old or new;
Test all with REASON, through and through,
For God, I'm bounty, reason gave,
From errors gloom our souls to save,
swcrvo not usidcI
Thy rulo Of duty stretch Alright
Then true abide:
Inquirug still with ardor bright.
Like Cluudlct's shadow on the stream,
Or passing grief I'm childhood's dream,
Shall DO the ills and woes of earth
To him who knows Of truth the worth
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CHARITY.
S3:ljsttllanCous

Cincinnati Conferen ce---List of Ap.
pointments.
EAST CINCINNATI DIsT.-WM. YOUNG.
PRESIDING ELDER.
Wesley Chapel, Jno. r. Mitchell.
Trinity, to be supplied.
Asbury, Saml L, Yourtce.
Mt. Auburn, VIM. B. Molor.
Union Chapel, G G. Robinson.
Walnut Hills, VIM. q Hines.
Collins Chapel r. j. Harris.
New Street, to be supplied
Ladies' Home Mission, East Pearl
street, Meors Chapel, Thos S. Collett.
McKendroe Chapel, T, A.G. Phillips.
Milford, Jno. T. Wright.
Loveland, N. Calender, one to be sup
piled.
Goshen, J. c. Bontecou.
Mainesvilc, e. D. Roe, J. Kendall.
Miami, d. Kempcr, d. McTIugh.
Madisonville, j. NJ. Catch, Jas. T.
Bail.
Bethel, s. D. Clayton, member of
Wesley Chapel Quarterly Conference.
Robt Allyn President of w. T. Col
lege, member Wesley Chapel Quarterly
Conference.
WEST CINCINNATT DIsT,-M. MARLAY,
PRESIDING ELDER
Morris Chapel, Granville Moody.
Christie Chapel, VIM l. Fee.
Park Street, VIM. L. Hypes.
Finley Chapel, r. G. West.
York Street, John NJ Walden.
Ropor, D. J. Starr.
Ladies' Home Mission, Carr Street
and Clark Street, M Dustin.
Lockland, NJ Smith.
Port Union, J. White, II. NJ. Kcck.
North Bend, M Bitler, G.. w. Fee.
Harrison Goo. Parrott.
Cumminsville, VIM. r, Hartley.
Venice, j P. Waterhouse, e. P. James.
Oxford, j. NJ. Leavitt.
Hamilton, A. Lowrey.
Monroe, VIM Fitzgerald.
Bethany, G, Fl, KonDady, NJ, ]. Cra-
mer.
Henry Baker, Agent American Bible
Society and member Charistie Chapel
Quarterly Conference.
DAYTON DIsTRICT-JAs. II, CHALFANT,
PRESIDING ELDER.
Wesley Chapel J. f. Marlay.
Raper Chapel, G. O. Cmm. ga
Dawson Chapel, J, +. Lloyd.
Mad River and Dayton City Mission
NJ, r. Gaddis,
Troy, Wesley Rowe.
Miamisburgh and Germantown, VIM.
u. Quarry.
Red Lion and Spingboro', A, U. Beall,
franklin, i, f, Van Cleve.
Middletown, A. Meharry.
Winchester, David Whitmor, D. Grif-
fs.
Camden, A. W, Tibbatts, E. Kirk.
Eaton, Jno, W. Weaklcy.
New Paris, j. Vance.
Lewisburgh, j. O. Deem S. Weeks
Concord, I. Nei, Wesley Webster
URBANA DISTRICT ID. WARNooK, PRE-
SIDING ELDER.
Urbana, lst Church, 0. w. Sears.
I'd j. j Thompson.
Springfield Columbia st., @. Ferguson.
High st., A, II, Thompson.
Piqua, Green st., VIM. Herr.
Wayne st., VIM, H. Lawder
Kings Greek and Meohanicsburg, j.
Fitch, w. B Jackson.
Vienna WIN. L Ellsworth, II. Stokes.
fremont, j, b, Ellsworth.
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Sheriff's Proclamation

TWVHE qualified electors Of Highland County, Ohio,
n arc hereby notified 10 meet at the usual places
Of holding in their respective Townships, on
Tuesday, October 9th, A. D. 1860,
between the hours Of G o'clock A. NJ, and o'clock
p. NJ, Of said day. and vote for
One Supreme Judge for the State Of Ohio
One Attorney General for the State Of Ohio;
One Member Of tho Board Of Public Works for the
State Of Ohio;
One Representative I'm Congress for the counties Of
Highland, Brown, Adams and Clcrmout.
One Representative for the county uf Highland TO nh
vacancy occusOnCd by the resignation Of @. b. Mler
Ono Probate Judge for the county Of Highland;
Ono Clerk Oft Court "
Ono Auditor
One Recorder
One Commissioner
One Inhmry Director "
And the Trustees n the several Townships are hereby
notified to select at the same time and places from among
tho qualified electors, the following number of persons o
Jurors for the Court of Common Pleas, in the
following proportions, viz:
Brushcrcek, Union, g
jackson, DudsOn, G
Penn, Madison, IL
Clay Washington,
Liberty, II Fairfield, 8
Salem Newmarket, o
Concord, WhtcO0R,
Marshall, Hamcr,
Paint II
r. W. SPARGUR, S. II. G.
Sheriff Is Office, Hlsboro, Sept 1850 scpl3to
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Formerly owned by Richard jameson Of Harrison CO..
Ky.
DEsCRIPuON-"Bob Miller IS black with moaIy nose
and belly fully l4l5 hands high and Is years old lie
has q good hat bone, and fine muscular strength In
Form he Is nultcss and warranted good breeder and
sure toa-getter. Bob Miller was got by an Imported
Spanish Jack. The Jenuet got by Capt. II, Lccrs
celebrated jack "Bucnu VISTA which was sold TO a
noe Jeunet
For terms and further information apply the 5ubscri-
Der, near Hillsboro, Highland county, Ohio.
aug3Om2 CYRUS PATTERSON.
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NOBODY,

II nobodys noticed You, you must be small,
If nObodys slighted you, you must bO tall;
II nobody bowed to you, you must be low,
II nobody kissed you, you're ugly we know;
II nobudys cnyud you, you're poor elf,
IL nobody's lattored you, hatter yOursclfi
~ nobody,s cheated you you are "a knove,
II nobudys hated you, you are a slavei
If nOhodYs called you fool to your face
Somebody's wished for your back in its place.
If nobody's called you "tyrunt,' or "scUld"
s. M body thinks you q a spiritIess mould;
II nobody knows Of your faults but friend
Nobody will miss them at the worlds end;
II nobody clmgs to your purse like iawn,
NOhOdyll run like hound when its gone;
lf nuhutys eaten his bread from your store,
Nobody u call you "miscrly borc;'
If nobody ISLANDERS yUu-huro i5 uurpcn-
Sign yourself NOuODY, quick as you can,
CHARITY.
Gve let the gift be ever so small;
Better do little than nothing at all;
An act nf Kindness, q word, prayer,
TOlEhtCn the burden of Sorrow and Care.
Little hands, little hearts, their little may do;
Little words Of advice, so kind and so true;
Little errands Of mercy, and actions Of love;
Little prayers prayed in earnest for help from above
The cheerful giyer Is loved Of the Lord
And Charity never shall lose its reward;
Fen the poor widows mite was better than all
Twas the best she could do though the gift was small
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The New York journal Of Commerce
says even if the Bell and Douglas men
do succeed in getting the election of
President into the House Of Representa-
tivcs, Mr.. Lincoln will there be elected
by the addition of Oregon aud Illinois,
the latter through the vote Of Mr.. Nor
ria
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DIR, w. w. HOLMES,

WDHHSlClAN AND SURGEON, tenders his profession
L q services 90 che citizens ofIsborough and vcini-
ty Special attention given TO Surgical cuso8 ana treat
mont Of Chronic diseases.
Ho- Once removedto j. M. Trimblos corner, west Of
Post once Ohco hours from 90 A. NJ, ~ 20 4, and
IRON 90 r. M. On Saturdays the Dr. viii be found in
portuniy 70 consult him o tho treatment ofchronc aud
lOng-atunding diseases.
AZ night ho viii be found az hs room az the Eucott
House. 20 Night calls promptly attended TO. noy3tf
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Hon. Geo. w. Summers of Virginia,
formerly a Wing, has written a letter,
taking strong ground against any at
tempt to carry the election of President
into the House, in order to avoid the
scenes Of fraud and bribery that would
follow such an issue.
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Last week fourteen Douglas Post.
masters In Indiana were removed. The
President, IL is said intends % make
clean sweep Of all ofioe-ho'lgrs suspect
cd of DonglaaIsm.
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A dispatch from Washington says
that the Democrats there are greatly dis
hoartened at the success Of tho Repub-
licans in Maine and especially at tho
election of their entire Congressional
ticket. Prominent members Of tho
Breckenridge and Douglas clubs pub-
licly coucede that Lincoln will carry
every free State
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H. HI. Seller.

NIACHTNE DOUBLE AND SINGLE COVERLET
I'VE WEAVER, West street, south of AIather's sush
Factory, weavea Carpets, Jeans 6c u tho style
and ON reasonable terms Cotton Coyorlet Yarn furnish
cd on short notice. gepGml
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Fine Jack for Sale.
uLLL II Ii L-L- L L III

II. ", SPARGUR, s. II. G.
Sherif Is Ohce Hillsboro, Sept 6, 1850. scpl3to
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-10-06
MISCELLANEOUS READING.
POLITICAL JEU D'ESPRIT.

The custom prevalent in some parts of our
countryt-of subjecting candidates for any Of
flee to every variety Of inquiry with regard
to their course upon all possible and impossi-
bic questions, is thus satirized by corres-
pondent of a South Carolina journal, the Spar
tansburg Express:
To the Candidates for tie Legislature Of South
Cdrolind:
II elected will you vote for a sufficient ap-
preparation, by the Legislature, to have the
Artesian we'll in Charleston bored through to
the Celestial Empire, so that South Carolina
may drap through in the event of Mr.. Lin
coins election?
In the event that the African slave trade is
re-opeded, will you favor an appropriation, by
the Legislature, for the importation of monk
eys to pick out cotton?
Will you vote for new law to prevent the
Aurora Boreals from making its appearance
south of Mason's and Dixon's liner
Will you vote for an appropriation to aid
in detraying the expenses of the visit of the
Prince of Whales to the United States?
In the event of your election, will you, in
accordance with the strict rules of political
economy, vote for appropriating the superhu-
Gus gas so freely generated by that body in aid
of Professors loves intended balloon excur-
sion to Europe?
If elected which hotel will you stop at in
Columbia?
Which ofthe candidates for the Legislature
do you think will be elected!
In view of the grave importance ofthe fore
going solemn questions, and the..necessity Of
specific and categorical answers to the same
"What are you going to do about it."
Are you in favor of making such simple
tons of yourselves as to answer all questions
which may be propounded to you through the
papers?
If the last question is answered in the af-
frmatve, we repeat with emphasis the omi-
nous question, What are you going to do
about it,"
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LDCIL ITEMS.

The NATIONAL GALLERY AND School OF
! ART, chartered at the last session OF Con-
gress, held their first annual meeting in
Washington, on Tuesday evening, the I'd
October. The Board of Trustees were eiec-
ted rs follows: Jno. Cranch j. NJ. Stanley,
J. &. Bruii, iloratio Stone, Robert Boyle,
, ". ". Corcoran, T. /. Cunningham, Alex
ander Provost, I. c. Clemson, JAS. &. Berret
+. p Stanton, A. Thos. Smith, II. 6. FAINT,
Chu>. Eames, B. Ogle Taylcc, Geo. w.
Riggs, Major Seth Eastman, Samuel F. Vim
ton l.. d. Gale, Prof James Ferguson, L.
AntiseIl, NJ. d. Daniel Breed, M. d., Prof
Samuel +. Coues, Joseph c. Willard, Col.
Wm. &. Freeman. Then the officers, &C.,
as follows: ". ". Corcoran, esq, Presi-
dent; 4. Thos. Smith, esq, Corresponding
Secretary: } Gold,boroush Brutf Recording
Secretary; Dir. l.. ID. Gale, Librarian; A. +.
Cunningham, Treasurer.
The Council consist OF lloraiio Stone. }.
NJ. Stanley, Seth Eastman, John Cranch, W.
d. Washington Dr. I. Antscll and DR..
Dani. Breed d-Nn Int.
The CorSrY REcoRDs.-The whole num-
ber of Deeds admitted to record in the
clerks office of this county during the month
of September, was twelye-fve of Trust, five
of Bargain and Sale. one of Release, and one
Patent The number Of Marriage licences
granted was seYen-an increase Of two upon
the same month of last year, and about the
average Of the month for the past seven years.
The free negroes registered had but small
addition during tie month.
PASSED GY.-The President Of the United
States, Baron Rcnfrew, and suite passed this
city yesterday in the steamer Harriet Lane,
going tC and returning from Mount Vernon.
Largc crowds assembled on the wharves to
see the Prince, who in company with Mr..
Buchanan and Miss Lane, stood on the omar
ter deck Of the steamer.
SCARCITY OF NEssELs-feSsels are very
scarce and in great demand. 1t will be seen
hy reference to our commercial report that
freights have further advanced and that
very large amount of coal has accumulated.
ami is awaiting shipment. y large number
Of vessels could II once obtain freights.
The PORT OF ALExANDRIA.---The Marine
arrivals at this port, as furnished our readers
daily during the month Of September, foot
up as follows, being the total arrivals Of the
month, indcr cndcnt Of Oyster, Wood vessels
&c:-steamerS, %; ship, |; barque. /; brigs,
10: schuoners. l22
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FOR BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RIVER
LANDINGS,
INCREASED ACCOMMODATION.
= II 1, - 4

TNCREASEO ACCOMMODATIONS.
THE "DIAMOND STATE" Capt.
- Iacob korwin, will leave Alexandria,
On Saturday, At o'clock, =. Nj, and returning.
al leave Baltimore, on Wednesday, at o'clock,
Pm. or earlier II loaded and sil surplus freight
r. be taken by the 81. NirhoiaS.
-r~sas The ''S'r. NICHOLAS" Captain
x sas.sS -,s.esS Samuel Guy. will leave Washington
,t O'clock. and Alexandria 4, o'clock, \. u,
4 Saturday morning, and returning, will leave
y4ltnore on Wednesday At i o'clock, 7. NJ. anu
vii. call Il; the following landings TO land and
,-eetyc passengers and freight Point Lookout,
&cfs Brosm'~ and Coad$ Wharro3, Piney
Point, >toues Wharf Chappcll Point, Pope'S
Gtes5, -nI all the established upper landings on
ia MARYLAND Shore anl White Point, Matthias
Point, and Boyd'S Hole, on the Nirnigia Shore.
3s"n WHEAT i BRO, Agents.
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HATS, CAPS, BcNEETS. &c.
BONNETS. RIBBONS AND FLOWERS,

ron THs FALL.
JOHN ~ EE Ans,
- ESPECTFuLLN informs the Ladies that tie
~ has opened well'sclerted assortment OF
EONNETS, RIBBONS, GLOW ERS, &C.. q; the
l&trs; styles.
BoNNETS GLEACHHD aud TRIMMED Al
''' LADlES and NIssE! uATs, .f the latest
styles. viz :Ciotda, Flor, ,iine, Continental, lou
~ EoNNnrs !: mn,i, to or1l lat the shortest notice
HATS AND CAPS.
Gentlemen, Cashmere ali Sell French Hats,
and C:,i.dlvnS Has and Caps.
Sap 9~
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ORANGE & ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD.
r. uas- Nr- -EI!zsss5.-7
Iifa Ed
La L

ss s5 G::z !:
TWO DAILY TRAINS.
OK AND AFTER FRIDAY, June 2?;h, 1860
" TWO TRAINS will leave Alexandria daily
fer Lynchburs and the Southwest, connecting a
Gordonsv;i!c with the Trains on the Virginia Cen
trail Railroad, for Richmond, Charlottesville
Staunton. &C. and with the Train OF the Manassas
Gap Railroad Tor Woodstock, Nj. jackson. SC.
Through Tickets to RICHMOND, LYNCH.
BURG, KNOXVILLE, lem MPNlS, NASH
VILE, MOBILE, MONTGOMERY. and NEW
ORLEANS, At the Ticket Office, corner OF King
and Union streets.
Leave Alexandria at !, \. NJ, and 7.1j, p. VI.
Lyrchhurg at $40, 4. NJ, and I.i0, 2. VI.
zns7- The connections with Virginia Central
and Manassas Gap Railroads are made by the
day trains only.
j. NJ. BROADUS. General Ticket Agent.
hzs~ ~NOTICE.-Freiynts torthe Extension will
leave Alexandria every Tuesday morning. ami be
received at the Dcpot-gnd loaded on Union street,
every Monday.
Fish will not be carried BY the passenger trains.
j. +. LATHAM, 4 GENT ot
Transportation, Orange and A!sA'a. H. II.
ie 2S--tf
FOR THE NORTH, WEST, and NORTHWEST
e g - :::3 q: :;z
NORTHENN CENTRAL RAILWAY.
.SUNIER 4 Il Il 4 y r Il " nEN T.
CHANGE OF hot ES.
ON AND AFTER MAJ 27th, 1859, trains will
~ leave Calvert Station:
The Mail Train daily (cXcopt >nndaTSl at s."o
A. NJ, for Emira, Buffalo niagara Fails and all
parts Of Western New York. and Canada. Also,
for PittSburg Ehicay2, Cleveland, Cnci"natl 81
Louis. and all parts Of the West. Northwest and
Southwest. For Emmit>burg. Lancaster, Lchan-
On, Reading and pot,syiilc, and OwlnSS MtilS,
RcistcrStoyvn Manchester, Md, and Westminster,
and for Chambcr,I,rs and Carlisle, IA, ana Tor
Ha.crstYwn, Maryland.
The Express Train daily at so T. N. for But
falo and the North, and Canada and for PltiSourS
and all parts Of the West and Northwest and
Southwest.
Travellers can 20 by either of these trains to
Detroit and Chicago via Niasara Falls at the same
cost as by any other roatc.
A new route TO New York is now open by this
road via Harrisburg, Reading, Allentown, hasioh
and Jersey City, with only one change ot Cars.
over first class roads. Take the $50 i. ~ train
through by daylight, at "a low fare as by any
other route.
Travellers from Washington and th" South by
the SEQ 4. NJ. and 40 p. n. trains. make conner-
tons with the trains over this road.
Buy tickets only 10 Baltimore.
For Tickets and Information. apply Al the / :cNet
Office Calvert Station, " T.. corner ot Calvert and
Franklin streets. Baltimore.
JAS. {. CLARKE, Superintendent.
JOHN i. kl1NEi.
Assistant Superintendent.
J. II. WARSER, Ticke; Agent.
Baltimore, ie III
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-10-06

WHEAT AND GUANO DRILLS.
Bicktord d Hutman's Wheat Drills, ,oiM
Guano attachments.
We are now receiving our supplies of these
celebrated DRILLS, and offer them at the lowest
market prices. Farmers in want Of DRILLS the
coming season, will plesse send in their orders
early, to insure promptness when called
for-also
Horse Pc sers and Threshing Machines
Montgomery Rockaway Fan Mills
Hcckok's Keystone Cider Mills
Ingcrsolrs Portable Hay Presses.
Farmers living contiguous to Alexandria may
obtain their supplies with much less trouble and
expense of freight, than if they 60 to a more dis
tant market.
Orders by mail or otherwise will be promptly at
tended to ADDISON, WALLACE d CO.,
iy 2S IS, King st., opposite Knox Bro.