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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-21
Admiuistrator,s Notice.

THE undersigned having suggested 10 the Clerk
Il the County Court OF Davidson county. the insol
persons having claims against the notified
file the same, authenticated in the manner prescribed
by Law, or before the FIRST day CT June, 1851 with
the said Clerk they viii be forever barred both IN
law sa and equity KINDRED RAY Admir-
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-21
ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.

THE next ordinary drawing of the Royal Havana
| Lottery, conducted by the Spanish Government
under the supervision of the Captain General Cuba
will take place at Havanah, on
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-21
MOVEMENTS OF THE RAILROlDS.

NAzzvILLE & CzArrASOoeA-3:3O A N, 3PM
TENNESSEE & AIABAMA-3:00 ? NJ
lOCISyTILE ( SASzyuLE-2:1 A NJ, gals r N
- 80 GailatinExpress 3:0O P NJ
NASHVILLE & DEc4TUR-7:Oa A N, ESQ P NJ
EDGEEELD kKSIUcET-2:45 p n
Arrival Of Passenger Trains.
NAszv11Iz 4 cz.r1Axoos-5:3OP AN
TESSEssEs & ALAsANs-1 o.: % a u
LOCEsxIrIE L NAsHvILLE-5:O0 A N, 500 P u
GaIhstn Express $3.50 A. n
NsszTrLIz DEcsrCs-I:I5 NJ, lea ?. n
EDSkTIEIn kkSIUCzT-I 0:15 A n
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A POEM.
BIZ G. WASHINGTON BR1e

tAFrsR TIE STYLE OF wARRES, AND ALSO nxEDIATKLy
SUBSEQUENT TO THREE bottles OF CHAMPAGNE
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-21
For Sale or Rent.

L Gay Street, between Vine and Spruce, having six
rooms well finished and in good repair with Bath
Wash houses and all other necessary outhouses is for
sale reasonable terms, for for the ensuing
year For TERMS &C., apply IS W. d. Robertson, Esq
dec1-tf R. L. CRENSHAW.
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lCOM VI MCNlCATED

am glad to find that the Ladies of Alex
andria (who have always been characterised
for their earnest espousal of good cause)
are so gallantly exerting themselves in be-
half Of the Union cause, by their efforts to
raise flag, to be thrown to the breeze from
the pole on the corner of Royal and Came
ron streets. Ladies', let Us hear from you in
time to hoist ii on the - tn inst, that those
who participate with W. in our meeting on
that day, may see that you are still battling
for the cause Of UNION.
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lCOMMCSICATED

was very glad to see attention called to
the shameful nuisance at the south end of
the city, which for the whole summer has
poisoned the air for near a mile round and
produced sickness-besdes preventing the
renting of houses, and lcssening the value of
property in the reighborhood. Why do not
the representatives of the First Ward in the
City Council have this matter attended TO?
If such i nuisance had been in any other
ward, would it have been suffered to remain?
FIRST WARD
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-09-15
The Philadelphia Penn.ylvanian says:

The Philadelphia Penn.ylvanian says:
Three of the greatest men that now loom
up before the view of mankind are Louis
Napoleon, Victor Emmanuel and Garibaldi.
And what is somewhat singular is that there
should be sympathy, friendship and conf
dence between them. The two first are
kings, the other a plebian insurrectionist.
who aims Mt the dethronement of Kings and
Popes, and the establishment of Italian inde-
pendence Garibaldi seems to be working
under the direction and for the benefit of
Victor Emmanuel, while Victor Emmanuel
seems to be working under the direction and
for the benefit of the French monarch.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-09-15
FIRE INSURANCE NOTICES, SC.
ALEXAN AGENCY
THE
NORTHERN ASSURANCE COAP'Y., LONDON.
HEAD OFFICE FOR THE UNITED STATES,

HEAD OFFICE FOR THE UNITED STATES,
No.331 .Soath Wird Street, philadelphia.
r,r,r,t. 81, ,29S, 500 0C
Paid up Capital aud Surplus. 2l?l,lll u
SECURITY TO POLICY HOLDERS.
rsNHlS old and responsible Company !nS"reS
against loss or damage by Fire, almost every
description Of property, md offers to Merchants
and Others desiring insurance, the security OF an
actual Capital o: ST G29S, 500. for the whole OF which,
aud lur any liabilities hey yond, the Shareholders are
INDIVIDUALLY RESPONSIBLE. even to the extent oil
their ent tire fortunes The Shareholders number
about one thousand, and a large portion OF
these are persons of great wealth, the most ample
provisions exist for meeting every possible cialm
against the Company.
SUBJECT TO TIE LAWS OF TIE UNITED
STATES.
In appointing an Agent for the United States,
the Company mas empowered hlm ITO appear 10
and accent any action or legal proceedings insti-
tutcd against or by said Company. in the same
manner as il the Company were Corporation or
Company established by the laws ot the United
States. or any of the several States.
PROVISION FOR PAYMENT OF LOSSES IN
THE UNITED STATES.
4 SPECIAL PERMANENT FUND HAS HEEN PLACED
Ar TIE DISPOSAL OF THE AGEST AT PHILADELPHIA,
TO ENABLE ElM TO ADJUST AND PROMPTLY PAY ALI
LOSSES WITHOUT REFERENCE TO hoNhoH.
LIBERAL TO THE INSURED.
The uniform course of the Company has always
been liberal one towards Policy Holders. AoJust
claim has ever been disputed, and prompt pay
mcnt o: losses is standing rule. During The
past year, losses exceeding $52j,OOO were paid
Losses paid a. Suon rs the amount is ascertained
ANNUAL INCOME.
The Income of the Company is now about %i,-
Gon. oo0 increasing gradually each year showing
that i, has the confidence Of the different c"mmu.
nitic, in which business is done
RATE OF PREMIUM.
The Rate or Premium will be moderate, ana IN
al cases will hc based upon the character "t the
owner or occupant, and the merits OF The risk
Tho coudit;ops Of Insurance are framed with the
creates, lihcrality.
JAMES +. CLOSE, Agent.
rs Office in Exchange Block, on King street.
sep 2S--dly
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WILLIAM 4 FOWLE & SON,

NO. T. INUNW WHUiFC",
OFFER FOR ) F.
DERUNIAN GUANu. of direct importation
[ to his port, per Ship Conquest.
BAKERS ISLAND. or AMERICAN cos.
GlIANO, cargo Of Ship Mary Bradford.
kETTLEWELL'S 5 MANIPULATED duANo
composed of pure Peruvian ana NcvaSaa GuanoS
iniegratcd BY machinery.
WHITE MEXICAN a. A.. very superior.
BACGH { SONS SUPER PHOSPHATE Or
LIME, from raw bones.
PAINTEK'S SUPER PHOSPHATE.
HROlLND RAW BONES. lN 70
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WHEAr AND GUANO DRILLS.

n. :, ,.y 1. ji,tl',
'''t|' ''" - ~ 'u..II
""""" "~''"'""''"'N ~ ,ho.o
We S'e Now 'ec'N aug ru' .L,, l'm>,.,
2eic"ra'eu Ohlh 49, "''' ""'' '",'' ~ at 49,,
market prices "a 80 '''S'7 III ""I' 80; .,l,r.
c'n''"S s''S''' W. ,,r,n,I..% when Chilled
early =" HS I" '">"re PF''"p'"e,S "''" '''''''
loi -a'S' ,f,ah;,
Nontgomrrys Rorkaway Fan Malls
u.cknt'. Ery.touc Cider Mills
Inr,r.nlrs pnr,abl. Uav Presses.
Farmers living contiguous to Alexandria may
oht,in their supplies with much less trouble and
cxpeuse Of freight than il they 20 to II dis
tant market.
Orders by mail or otherwise willhe promptly at
tendcd;o ADDISON, WALLACE 4 CO..
iv IS -. King IT,. opposite knox1 Bro.
,,,,,, ,.,,, ,,;,
Eoi"Ah,.,-h "a ~" -, asn a'prS
- .Tn' r,:., r',n,tt h..n,:r,ll, si,ua
'r Il, - :" n.,,.,S ,l.x.,ir;, p,iI
'''' "' '"' '' ~ -, .|.:,, r,o,. ,.,,,
r"ti' "ae H'''S from ""' ~ t ~:
"a, :,,eAa!t'''i """ - ho,;i, r;,.,I,sr,.I Inr;.
oinol .-owth.l immediately on the Railroad, and
lin, remainder wr:! set in Grass and in good state
-. Of cultivation. The improvements consist OF
III; = COTTAGE RESIDENCE, Stable, Il ne"
(,rannry and rorn-huu<r, ami all other ncccS*ar!
ont houses. There is 4 we'll ct fine water in tn,
! u
commanding an extensive and beautiful view o;
the surrounding country. Fer further inorma.
tion. apply to Mr. Mar>ha!', III BurkcS Station.
who will show the land 10 amy ouc wanting I,
purc.as &C. and ior terms Of sale, apply 10 Burke
Herbert. Alcxan,l~a, Va.
tPlu' IL. AEhD hhl'
Fairfax r"nhSv' va sep '4--'"''
lEEAEDRIA LIBRARY CCMpANI.-
y Library kept in the South-rouin. irst->tory,
nf the LyrErY HALL. = VI. corner Of Prince ami
VA .f;;nr.cu streets. Omen every day from to :
,'r!,,k p, i. Annual Subscriptions. So; six
mouths Il "a: three months. 81. Volumes in
Iil.r,r, u.orfr 100
pr.si.Irnt-R. l.. C,nSr. Jr.
y;r. pra.il.rf-SIiyaxrs Muirr Lr.
-DIRECrOES:-
Sylvester Scott, An"re" 'a"',as"",
James ;. ii"l"wcl'' i3,! ntSar 1"9Mme"' ,S.,,' !''
Benjamin Bar'"N' l.''>Ht .. -iti'''
George u. fo"I", 3'Cp"I,' ~, """'"'
john 4. Nlhurh' J"Eh west
Irs"surcr-A"drew J,id!sS4h: :n!,: H.
ATEW FALL GOODS.-l am just receiving
~ my hrS' instrument "' "ooD' , ''' s'e ~" 4"
"' '~'0' - ,.;,;. NJ. ,,.l, or
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-09-15
EXTENSIVE AND ELEGANT STOCK OF
CARPETINGS.

CARPEI lNHS.
WE respectfully announce to the citizens OF
w Washington, Georgetown. Alexandra, ana
cnvironS. that our assortment OF all kinds Of CAR
PETINGS, in all the various grades, makes, and
classes, is now complete in all departments, har-
inr lust replenishcd our stock from lEe most re-
cent makes and importations, which enables US to
exhibit to buyers the most "recherche styles
known to the trade. We have
Elegant Medallion. Tourney, SaSony, and York
shire English Velvet nnd Wilton CARPETlNGS,
in triple. double and single widths, for drawing
rooms and par!ura
Also rich and heavy Velvet Carpets as low as
$l.2J per yard, worth 81.
Superior and heavy English and Bigeow Bru$-
sells ,rpe,ngS for drawing rooms and parlors,
very cheap.
The same makes in heavy and rich Tapestry
brussels Carpctings fer drawing rooms, parlors,
dining rooms, libraries; chambers, halls, &c.
Extra heavy and entirely new designs of royal
and superior Three Ply Carpetings, some as low
AS S7l cts per yard.
Some makes in fine and supcrine double In
grain CarpctingS, exact copies ot Brussels at from
% 10 q cts. per yard.
Also, heavy and cheap Wool Dutch for offices,
Easements. halls, &c, very cheap.
Double lwilici English and Thompsonvilie
Venetian, in all widths. for halls and steps.
Also full supply Of all kinds OF hugs to
match any ui oar larpe,,.
In OIL CLOTHS for Eorrs our stock is full
and complete, embracing all the designs which are
novel and most desirable. which we purchased un-
der tl: most ilSYrahle circumstances. and which
will enable Us to sell them al less figures than
usual.
In CURTAIN MATERIALS, we also have An
entirely new supply which only need TO be seen to
be uyprecated---all being new and different from
anything heretofore seen i'll this city
lIousckccpar$ and others respectfully inTi-
tel 20 call and examine our goods and judge for
themselves. CLAGETT 4 DODSON,
Dealers in all kinds Furniture Dry Goods,
30. i Market Space, third door east from 9Th st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-09-15
AUCTION SALES.
BY A. GREEN-AUcrIoSEER

By A. GREEN-AUCTIoNEER
/ INTERESTING SALE AT PUBLlC AlC.
/ | TION OF REAL ESTATE AND PERSON Al
. PROPERTY.-On the first TUESDAY (the &c
duy) Of October al 10 o'clock. two highly cnltlva
/ ted Farms adjoining, containing about ~ acres
/ each. situated miles from Washington city, ID
! c., on the Seventh street road in Montgomery
/ county Md Also, Household Furniture and
every description of Farm stock consisting n
/ part Of
! Nine Horses and one Colt,
j One pair OF Working Steers,
! Twenty. four head Of Cattle comprising
/ Milch Cows. Young Steers, &c, &c,
! Ahout thirty Hogs and ShoatS lot nt Sheep,
| Pair of fine Carriage Horses,
! Light Carriage, new Double Harness,
| Fly Nets. Buffalo Robes, Blankets, &c. &c.
AlSu Family Carriage and Double Harness,
Single Harness, Ladies and Gents Saddles,
Brides Sleigh Bells &C., &c,
One Four Horse Wagon, Harness Carts, Carryall,
Corn and Cob CruSherS. good aS new.
| ThrcShing Machine and Horse Power.
Kockaway, Fan, Reaper aud Mower.
And many other useful articles too numerous TO
mention
Large lot Of Clover ami Timothy Hay.
Wheat Rye and Oat Straw. Corn aud Corn Fodder.
The farms will be sold Ut one ncl"ck. without
reserve. No. |. containing abo.t 20o acres, title
perfect and free all cncuinhrancc, has an cic-
Tant modern mouse, Ecpic'c WIN ai' N"'' SN' -"
Of Il first class city residence, such as baths, water
closets, range and pump in kitchen. furnace, fine
dry cellar, ho! and cold water i'll bed rooms, con-
scrvatory and in fact every thing requisite for an
elegant country residence. The house, with lis
surroundings, cost about Sl9,O00.
Farm No. has about 300 acres highly tnprov.
ed land, good farm house new corn CRIB and Sra-
nary, good barn and StaIIing for II horar>.-
buildings valued according 10 Insurance survey at
about g.. 600 the whole under good fencing; pcn-
" OF excellent water in every direction. Also,
sufficient woodland anG fine meadows. The farms
will hc sold together SEPARATE at first furciia"'
cr$ option.
Term, oi sale: Onc-,hird cash; balance TO suit
the purchaser. secured by deed Of trust on the
rrorcrIy III the personal property will be sold
on \ credit Of months for all sums over Sl0 and
M to SO; nil over that sum Il credit OF Il months
will be given for notcs satisfactorily endorsed,
hearing interest from the day Of sale; all sums I'M
der $ 10 cash. The whole property, real ana per
sonal will be sold without reserve on the hrst lucS
day in October and the sale vii! be continued
daily until the whole Of the property is disposed
Of The property can be viewed and every dr>l-
rable information uiycn by calling on the owner,
WILLIAM 4. BATCHELOR. about } miles be-
yond the farms of AIr. Cingctt and +. p. Blair. on
the Seventh street road. Address if by letter,
Cottage Post Office. Montgomery comfy. Md.
4. GREEN, Auct
G,r,.,,,.r, ..nrty Ma srr fills
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-09-15

ni,- A CARD TO YOUNG LADIES AND
GENTLEMEN.-The subscriber will send free Of
cLurg,) to all who desire it, the Recipe and direc-
tons for making simple Fegs'"b' b"!a', that
will. in from two TO eight days, rcm"ve pimpies,
Elotchrs, TaD. F,echir. Sallowness. and all impu-
rites ana roughneS. OF the Skin. leaving the same
as Nature intended it should be--sotf. clear,
.~o",h. and bcont;j"i. Those desiring the Recipe,
with lulI instructions, and advice, will please cal!
IN or address with return POSTAGE
JAS. L. MARSHALL.
Practical CHEMIST.
No. %3 City Building, \. York.
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1860. Spring and Summer Arrangement. 1861
Gl - M - .szass = i5; -:
hDaTS' EXPRESS COMPANY


INVITE the attention .! The public 10 u" tari!i.
| ties afforded by this Company. for The quick and
safe convey ancc oi specie. Bank Notes. TA!".oie
uacka res heuyy anA bulky freight. -.
EypEESS!,S for the East, 10 Baltimore, fhiia-
lelphia, New York. Boston. Proyitrnrr, Hartford
&C.. close at our office daily. at / o'clock. T. N.
EXPRESSES COR the South, !" Rich'nond red
erickS Sburg. Petersburg. ANA ior points III Mort"
Carolina. South Carolina. and :'rorgi.. close n
our office ,l@ily. at O'Clock, i. NJ.
EXPRESSES for Lynchburs, Bristol. hnoX''lle'
Chattanooga Nashville, Memphis. New OrIcan>'
and intermediate points, (via Orange and AleXai
lria Ra;lroad.l close Il, our office At i."n \. Nj.
and G.3U 2. NJ. daily.
Our EXPRESSES are always accompanied by
careful and trustworthy messengers and the tAoir
can RELY upon all business entrusted to Us oe'n@
1on. with safety. punctuaity, ,l.i ,leSpatct
EArEs.-From Baltimore. 30 cents per ioH i'S.;
from Philadelphia. 81: from New ! oIk. ; i.'"
g-y.- No packages Of goods taNca ~ weight o''-
~. s7-,f i. ". FALLS. Agent.
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FOR THE NORTH, WEST, and NORTHWEST
lii Aa z. 81 ss=;,.::.s
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY.


STU.UER Ar X 4 n e. L VI ENT
CHANGE OF HOURS.
OK AND AFTER MAJ 9th, 1850, trains Will
~ leave Calvert Station:
The Mail Train daily except Sundays at $50
A. NJ for Elmira, Buffalo, Niagara Falls. and all
parts of Western New York, and canada. Also,
for Pittsbur.. Chicago, Cleveland, Cincinnati, 81.
Louis. and aIl parts ot the Vest, Northwest and
Southwest. For t.mnit,hurG, lancaster, Leban~
on, Reading and potts9;jlc, and D|inga Mills,
Reiscystown, Manchester, MI, and Westminster,
and for Chambcr,hurs aad Carlisle, IA, A"d tor
Hager,towu, Maryland.
The Express Train daily 1t 80 !. i. for But.
fao and tho North, and C;;na'la, and for Pti>hurg
and ali rar;s rt the West and Northwest and
Southwest
Travellers can - By either .: these trains /"
Detroit and Chica.oyiA Niagara Falls 1T the Samc
cost a. by any other roatc.
A new route TO Acw York is no# open by this
road via Harrisburg, Reading. Allentown, EaSt""
and Jersey City, with only one change Of Cars,
over first class roads. Take the $40 a N. train
through by daylight, at as low fare as By any
other route.
Travellers from Washington and the South by
the $40 4. NJ aud 80 =. NJ trains, make conncc
tons with the trains this road.
Buy tickets only 10 Baltimore.
ForTicketS and information, apply at The Ticket
Office Calvert Station, \. T.. corner of Calvert ANA
Franklin streets, Baltimore.
JAS. c. CLARKE, Superintendent.
JOHN T. KIGNEI,
Assistant Superintendent.
J. II. WAHHER, Ticket Agent.
Baltimore, jc 1T
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The latest dispatches from California

The latest dispatches from California
say:
Some further evidence has been taken in
the Broderick will case. Mr. Elliott j. Moore,
an intimate friend of the deceased Senator
testifes to conversation with him few
hours before he died, the tendency of which
was to show, quite clearly, that if he had
made will, he had forgotten all about it. and
intended to make another on the very morn
inc when death intertered to prevent it.
The conversation was in the witnesses pres
encc, but between Mr.. Broderick and Gen.
Cation. one of his seconds. The case is still
undecided.
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FOR BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RIVER
LANDINGS
INCREASED ACCOMMODATION.

lNtREA~ AiJD.h .npD5lloN
-, THE "DiAMOND STATE" Capt
$50 acob kerwin. will leave Alexandria,
on saturday ut o'clock. 7. NJ, aad returning.
will leave Baltimore, Oh Wednesday, At i o'clock,
? NJ Or earlier, ii loaded. and all surplus freight
viii be taken by the 81. Nicholas.
-r--n The '.Sr. NICHOLAS" Captain
,Ess.-sa - samuel Guy. will leave Washington
at 6 o'clock, ana AleXanira al i o'clock. A. NJ.
% Saturday morning. ani returning will leave
Baltimore on "Wednesday ii o'clock, P NJ, and
will call at the following Landings 10 land and
receive passeA. .ers and freight Point Lookout,
Fori's, Bro IN = and Couds Wharyes, Piney
Point, Stones Wharf, thappell Point Pope's
Creek, and Nil the established upper landings on
the Maryland Shore and White Point, Matthias
Point. and EoyI's !olc, the Virnigia Shore.
;e2u WHEAT 4 BRO, Agents.
CHANGE OF HOURS!
on AND AFTER MONDAY. APRIL 9rH, 1850.
n-uss GEORGE PAGE. and ST~a
--..sH.-s.sS THoS. COLLYER. -. -
GF5RIE TAGE. leaves AlexnnIria At i. 5, 10,
l2, q, aui >. o'clock.
Leaves Washington at III, .. II, |. J, ana ot
o'clock.
THOMAS coLLYER. leaves Alexandris at 64,
= H. /, J and d, o'clock.
Leave, Washington at :, 10. l.. ;, and 94 o.
clock.
Exc.pt on Tusslavs AMI Fri lays. which days
=, loi u'rock for Mount Vernon.
:. GEDNEY. c,nt,;us,
apg :. BAKER.
-r-a. CHANGE or KrNNING oF
s...I...,,s ..se.,sss STEAMER UIp>EN.--On and after
M1nity. Ilfu iu<ttni. the Sirlm1: hlPHEl will
Fiu r IN ant h. Farlniu stun and Alexandra, on
M,ndtH>. Wednesdays. aa& Fridays, tor pa>:eh-
ger. aad frri ,;lt. leaving FarminEt"n 1T ): o
cIo'l, A. M.-returnims, leave Alexandra at l.
M
GA Tn4.l,vs. Thurs lays and Saturdays, she
will rua freight. when it may "dtr-tna wlli De
c4trrereI f,r plea, ,Ire an; other ENCl RSlON>,
"a either o.: the last name! days. and Sundays.
Term. %: p,>-l r. from fIrmington 10 AieNalt-
lrt aul back. - cent, Iur each passenger. thii
Lren under - years hatf price. Servants hall
pr.s. y7--tt HATrON Il To"NSHEND
rH. The Steamer JAMES GUY, leaves
sr.xa.s - s.as Washington every II ESDAl and
FRIDAY. a. . o'rlock. \. VI. ani Alexandra ut
t. .'tturt l. Vi. tor Currionln. AMI the lnterhv-
djte landings. Oa her return trips. she "'u
leave CurriomIn cry Wednesday, aud Saturday,
Al o'clock, \. Il.
L,cTEN ). PAGE, Proprietor.
NArHAxIrI Bot>u. Agent. Alexandria.
my TT
81. FOR Observation-Disclosures Lr>&.--Ehs
-, - oankv, Brig ANDoNEH. Crowell' master
wN II FOWL.E 4 son,
. Na !, South WharveS.
II FOX y w - N H,,T,.t, W ~,
Gs-.ssa LlN&.-lh n" lac"e' sem. / Nm = '-' ~.
Mister, viii have despatch! tof ir1lSn'. "Pp!S /"
WM. II. FOWLE Il son.
.cp SO j. South WharvcS
,.r...vr- WANTED -.
t;ss. " IN ,;,,,.s rrruar,d 10 .--=-..s
F'T~-, '' r ,,r, uf the following.
n,r,..
p-,f, r1,.x., Earr.w,
x,n,,." n'>''"' v.r,.;.b
g., ~" ,rr ,rd
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The f.yorite steamer CDLL MBlA, Capt. jane
Htrper. has recently been put in complete order
hIrIu. had added to her former accommodations
a spacious saloon and fourteen comfortable state
r,ans with entire new b"ddiug aad other turnl-
turs. and will until the ga september next, leave
Baltimore EVERY SATURDAY AFTERNOON,
A. six Instead OF four o'cl"ck-thuo ahordiug pas
.sny,rs AMI shippers two hours more III Baltimore,
ana arriving i; Point Lookout and kinsale at
n ,rc convenient hours in the morning. Return
iaE the Columbia will leave Rilcy'S wharf, wash
ia.ton, EVERY WEDNESDAY MORNING, at
.:x aui Alexandria at seven o'clock, calling at
sll the usual stopping plttcs, going and returning
10 land aud receive ;,aSscns scrs aud freight.
Sine. the COLUMBIA has been enlarged it
rarely huppens that she cannot take considerable
siii,ions to her usual freight. Shippers there
fore having large lots Of suuno, pig iron, and 9TH
er freight, can haze them carried by special agree
meat, on terms mutually advantageous, on Hppi-
cation 10 the following agents.
CHAS. WORTu.NGTON. Baltimore.
WHEAT BROTHER, Alexandria.
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DRAIN PIPE.

WE HAVE received samples Of "STEAM
w PRESSED STONEWARE DRAIN PIPE,
and will take orders for the same, in any quanti-
ties of any desired size, from inches to 80 IN
diameter, in feet lengths. This pipe will answer
full a. well as Lead or Iron Pipe, at much less
cost, for all purposes of conducting water to or
from buildings, by the natural flow where there is
10 pressure or strain. ;.
Farmers or others who have Springs at dis
tapcs from their dwellings barn yards, at a
moderate elevation, will find great advantage
in the use of this pipe
Samples exhibited, and any information requir-
ed will be cheertully given on application to
mo22 K. Ill. MlLLhR, sun W.
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r.. tas TIT
ally LINE BETWEEN ALEXANDRIA and
MANASSAS GAP RAILROAD.
La s jsSt -

la M ~ Is: : ::2..
nASSENGERS for this Road will leave the
[ Alexandria Station, III the Orange Train. nt
!, A. NJ daily (Sundays etccPtcJ) arrive At Al
exandria ut2, p NJ. Through tickets 10y this routo
to Mddlcburg and Winchester.
The Trains leave Mount Jackson daily tSun-
days excepttd,l i; 7:2d, \. NJ, ami arrive at Al
exandria al l:J5 =. NJ.
~ 6-tf EDWARD GREEN. Treasurer.
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vi WHEAT URlLLS.
w + are now prepared to take orders for dU
ANO and WHEAT DRILLS, and will furnish
any Drill tLat may be preferred. We have Doeh
selling the SEYMOUR DRILL for hve years.
with entire success, and We again oner mem pe
''N''' MEADE i MARYE,
Agricultural Warehouse, No. 2S King. street.
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TEACHERS AssocHTIoS-The Teachers
Association of Alexandria. will hold its first
regular meeting for the session Of l86O-l
this afternoon at 2 clock, at the Alexandria
Library. The meetings of the Association
last year were source of constant instruction
and pleasure to those who attended them. IL
is hoped that they will be more largely atten-
ded for the future by those engaged in the in
struction of youth.