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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-08-31

UUNNEW ELLIS UNIVERSAL
COUGH REMEDY,

For ali Troat and Lung Compiainfs, from
Common CoughS 10 .4cfuai Consumption.
UNNEWELliS JUSTLY CELEBRATED
IL TOLu AN0DlNE, the natural and sure
remedy for all Nervous Complaints from Neural
gia through all cases where Opium ever used
10 that of Dclirium Trc,neIis, and the common
chief cause Of disease. the Loss of Sleep. The
Tolu Auodync. though containing not particle
of Opium, produces all the requirements of, and
may be used in all cases wherever Opium was
used. without producing anything but Cures. and
leaving the patient in Il perfectly natural state.
The Universal Cough Remedy, (trced from all
the ronmon objections of Cough Remedies. which
produce nausea p:ostration,) may be considered
the common enemy tn all Throat and Lung Com
plants, and used with perfect ilnpuniy. Asking
all court from proprictorS or friends the most
severe investigation of both Remedies and rcad-
ing Of our pamphlets to be found with all dealers.
and more particularly 10 purchase only of those
who can he depended upon, We wait in confidence
the decisions Of Patients and Physicians.
prices within reach Of all.
General AgentS-J. w. HUNNEW ELL 4 CO.,
! Commercial Wharf. Boston: GEORGE
HUNNEWELL lI5 Water street. New York;
Under the special supervision Of JOHN L. HUN
NEWELL. Chemist nnd Pharmaceutist, Boston.
MaSS.. whose signature covers the corks of the
genuine only, and to whom address all communi-
cations. For sale by all respectable dealers every
where PEEL Il STEVENS, Agents,
And by all dealers in Alexandria.
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ST NICHOLAS HOTEL.

bhbab" Al, -NEh iOhh.
VIlIEN Completed, six years ago, the ST.
w NICHOLAS was universally pronounced
the most magnificent, convenient and thoroughly
organized establishment Of the kind on this con-
tnent What it was then, it remains to- day
without Il rival in size, in sumptuousness, and in
the general elements of comfort and enj oyment
The Hotel has accommodations for 500 guests
including 100 complete suites of apartments for
families. Six hundred persons can be comtorta-
blv seated at the tables of its three public dining
rooms, and nothing that modern art has devised
for the convenience and social qualification OF the
travelling public, has been omitted in its plan, or
is neglected in its practical details The early
reputation Of the house ut home and abroad. derl-
ved from its magnitude. its superb appointments,
and its home.like comforts and luXurics, has been
enhanced every year by the unwcared eXertIonS
Of the proprictorS,
TREADWELL, WlIITCGMB & CO.
Nry Enrl, ir b--l.,m
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ST, 39S 500 %
Paid up Capital aud Surplus. 2.i9l,ll W
SECURITY TO POLICY HOLDERS.
YINlllS old and responsible Company lnsures
| against loss or dalnugc by Fire, almost every
description Of property, and oilers to Merchants
and others desiring insurance, the security oI an
actual Capital OF S6."9S, 500 for the whole oi which,
and for any liabilities beyond the Shareholders. are
.INpvIprALiN RESPONSIBLE, even 10 Thy extent oi
their entire fortunes. The Shareholders number
about one thousand, and is large portion Of
these are persons Of great wealth, the uoSt ample
provisions exist for meeting every possible claim
against the Company.
SUBJECT TO THE LAWS OF TIE UNITED
STATES.
In appointing IN Agent for the United States,
the Company has empowered him Ito appear 10
ana accept any action or legal proceedings inSti-
tutcd against or by said Company, III the same
manner rs il the Company were II Corporation or
Company established hy the laws OF the United
States, or any OF the several States.
PROVISION FOR PAYMENT OF LOSSES IN
THE UNITED STATES.
\ Special PERMANENT FUND HAS BEEN PLACED
AT THE DISPOSAL OF THE AGESr AT PnlLADELpHlA,
TO ENABLE HIM TO ADJUST AND PROMPTLY PAY ALL
LOSSES. WITHOUT REFERENCE TO LONnoS.
LIBERAL TO THE INSURED.
The uniform course of the Company has always
been liberal one towards Policy Holders No just
claim has ever been disputed, and prompt pay
mcnt of losses is Il standing rule. During the
past year, losses exceeding S54o,Ooo were pAld.
io<ses Maid ~ soon as the amount is asccrt2incd.
ANNUAL INCOME.
The Income OF the Company is now about ST.
O00, ,000, increasing gradually each year, showing
that il has the confidence OF the different commu-
mites in which business is done.
RATE OF PREMIUM.
The Rate of Premium will be moderate, and IN
all cases will be based upon the character Of the
owner or occupant and the merits oi Tue r'Sh.
The conditions Of Insurance are framed with the
greatest libcrality.
JAMES T. CLOSE, Agent.
lzis~ Office in Exchange Block. cn King street
sep 2S-dly
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r--aep WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA A
--.,sll..-.=AND EORGETOW STEAM
packet COMPANY
NEW ARRAY NGEMENT

Taa f4vorite steamer COLUMBIA, Capt j amc:
IL trper. has recently been put III compictc order
atYiny had aided t. her former accommodations
81 ,2I.i,u> saloon and fourteen comfortable state
rnu< with entire new bedding and othor turui-
,lre, an will un;il the 22d September next, leave
B.t,imoro EVERY SATU EDAl AfTEKNoON:
>. SIX instead Of four v'clock-thus aNordinS pas
.so.,vs ana shippers two hours more III Baltimore
snI arriving III Point Lookout and klnSale at
-. ,rs convenient hours in the morning. Return
IN, The C,lumhia will leave Rilcy's wharf, " Ash.
inttou. EVERY WEDNESDAY MORNING, at
dix aud Alexandria al seven o'clock, calling al
all tha uSu stopping places, gong ana returh'hS'
u Ian uai receive passengers and frciSht.
Since III, colt MBIA has been enlarged, II
rarely happens that she cannot take considerable
alltous to her usual eight. Shippers there
fore having large lots Of .uan", pig ron' ami 9TH
,rtr.i,nt can have them carried by special agree.
meat. on term, mutually advantageous, on nppll-
cation 10 the following agents.
CHAS. W0RTllTNGTON. Baltimore.
WHEAT 1 BROTHER, Alexandria.
an qm-u
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God above All.

An astronomer who had long idolized
his favorite science, became Jealous
convert to spiritual Christianity. His in-
innate friend, knowing his extreme devo-
tion to astronomical study, asked him,
What will you do with your aStrono-
my ?" His answer was worthy of
Christian philosopher-"I am bound for
heaven" said he, "and take the stars
in my way I" BY these words the as
tronomer taught his friends that lie had
transferred his affections from the crea-
ted to the Creator; that, instead of find
ing his highest pleasure out of God, he
found it in God; and that the true use
of the visible was to assist him in his
aspirations after the invisible and eternal.
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MISCELLANEOUS READING.
GAS the Tw1g is bent, the Trees. In
cllned."

Ali Schind, one of the Rajahs of In
dia, was noted for the uprghtness of his
dealings, and for his nice sense of honor,
even toward the lowest of his subjects
One day while out hunting with his cour-
tiers, ne became hungry, and ordered
some Of the game they had taken to be
dressed for an immediate repast. This
requirement had been anticipated by his
attendants, and they had brought with
them bread, sauces, plates, and all that
was needed-all, except salt, which had
unfortunately been forgotten. There
was, however, a village near by, and
boy was hastily dispatched to procure
some. The Rajah hearing the order
given, called after the lad to inquire
whether he had taken money to pay for
the salt At this his attendants ex-
pressed some surprise, wondering that SO
great man should trouble himself about
such triaes, and adding that those who
had the happiness of living under his do
minion had no right to murmur if he
should claim at their hands gifts of much
greater value than handful of salt.
"Justice," replied the Rajah, lis of as
much Importance in little as in great
matters; and the fact of my comforting
benefits on my subjects at one time gives
me no right to oppress them in the
smallest particular at another. All the
wrongs and expressions under which
mankind groan began in little things, and
if we would prevent great sins, or great
calamities we must strive against the
first begimm,ngs of evil"
Let our young readers mark this, and
if they desire to become good and great
men, let them in childhood form habits of
integrity, virtue, and piety. Napoleon's
first toy was e miniature brass gun, while
the favorite pastime of Doddridge's boy
hood was the study of scripture narrative
from the Dutch tiles around his mothers
kitchen hearthstone The subsequent ca
reer of both was foreshadowed by these
early indications. Napoleon, with his giant
intellect, lived to desolate homes and des'
troy human life to crafty bis own amb-
tion, while hundreds and thousands owe
their eternal salvation to the pious efforts
of Doddridge; and he being dead, yet
lives, not only in the memories of those
he has directly benefited, but in the sa-
wing influence that in many lands and
tongues is still exerted by his truly ex.
celIent and evangelical writings.-Amer.
Ness.
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CITY HOTEL,
S. HEFLEBOWER, Proprietor.

TIIHIS HOUSE has been conducted by the pre-
l. sent Proprietor for the past three years. and
has received lis full share OF the patronage of the
Travelling public ana having been lately repair
rd and reurniShcd from garret to cellar, addition
al facilities are afforded by which every comfort
aud convenience to be found ut any other FIRST
CLASS HOTEL il guaranteed.
4 pleasant Soiourn il promised to all who may
patronisc this house.
lE,7~ Strangers will find at the Steamers end
Trains, upon their arrival i'll this city, polite Por-
tcrs mud comfortable OmnibuscS which will con
vey them immediately To the Hotel. The best the
market affords is always to be found ut this Hotel
my l5-tf
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A CANINE ADVERTISING AGEST.-A nov
e mode of advertising has been introduced
by the proprietors Of u new weekly paper in
New York A dog of magnificent proper
tions is led about the streets. carrying pen
dant from his mouth box OH which is the
inscription, 81 am the advertising agent of
the new weekly paper. My boy will give
you circular" The boy, accordingly,
finds himself kept busy in supplying the de-
maud Of the public, This dog, by the way
u Siberian blood hound--has a pedigree.
Ills paternal progenitor was sold some time
ago for presentation to Queen Victoria, for
the handsome sum of 81 900.
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FOR BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RIVER
LANDINGS.
INCREASED ACCOMMODA

INCREASED ACCOMMODATION.
80. THE "DlAMoND STATE, Capt.
@,-Lr,=Ss. Jacob kcrwim, will leave AIoAahdfia'
IN ,1turI.y. Mt > o'clock. +. NJ, and returning,
,,ll ll..y, Baltimore, on Wednesday, ut ! o'clock,
p VI. or earlier. ii loaded, and all surplus freight
xtll be t,ksu hy the ST. Nicholas.
NV. The "Sr. NICHOLAS, Captain
-. ~ Samuel Guy, Will leave Washington
al O'Clock, anI A!cXrndra At o'clock, A. M
on Saturday morning, and returning, will leave
Baltimore On "Wednesday At o'clock, Z. NJ, and
will tail Mt the following. landings /" land aud
receive passengers AMI freight Point Lookout
FrrIs, Bro,m'>. auI Coats WhurHes, Piney
Point, Stones Wharf Lhuppclt Point, Popcs
Crock, aud all the established upper Landings on
the Maryland shore, ana White Point, Matthias
Point, aud BoyIs Ioc, on the Nirnisia Shore.
J.. ~ WHEAT 4 BRO. Agents.
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1860. Spring and Summer Arrangement, 1850
"a ag is ~ - -s %
ADAMS. EMPRESS COMPANY


INVITE the attention ui The public - the iatiii
| ties afforded by this Company. for the quick ana
safe conveyance o; Specie. Bank Notes, valuable
packages. heavy and bulky freight. At.
EXPRESSES Tor the East to Baltimore, fhlth-
i.phia, New York. Bo>ton, Providence, Hartford
&C. close at our office daily. at | O'Clock, /. NJ.
EXPRESSES Tor the Suuth, to Richmond, Fred
erick Sbure. Petersburg, and Tor points Iii Mort"
Carolina South Carolina. and Georgia, clos" al
our office daily, at "'clocE. +. ".
EXPRESSES Tor Lyuchburg, Bristol hn"Nviiie'
Chattanouyu. Nashville, Memphis, New Orleans
and intermediate points, (via Orange and ArN"n-
,Iria Rairuad close III our oIfcc At go. \. NJ
and 90. 7. VI. daily.
our EXPRESSES are always accompanied hy
careful and trustworthy messengers and the p"ni''
can RELY upon all business entrusted /" IL he'i$
dom, with safety. punctuaity, and despatch.
RArEs.-From Baltimore. - cents per LOO ''S
from Philadelphia. ST. from New York, i.'o'
G;f.- No packages Of goods taken ny w''s"'' "h
less wei-hin. over 200 ihS.
nv Stf r. ". FALLS. Agent.
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INVITE CITIZENS AND STRANGERS to
| call at my N,yrFAcroRY. No. III HING STEEET
HErwEES ASHiNGroN AND ST. ASArH STREETS,
and examine my large AMI handsome assortment
of SApDLERN GOODS, ~ Il" not in'%ia 10 ne
surua>s,a in my line of business by any other eitN
| have ou hand. and an daily manufacturing. ~
fine and superior assortment a. can TIC .oHnd II
a.v oi the Northern cities. Ny si"cN comprises
- .-r,ai = variety a. cau hc found III any otGcr
hnn.., consisting of HARNESS ot AL kinds, ION
~. fin, ouilt work down - the drar, cant, and
rInp,h Harness: TRUNKS "t every k'na, hne
Soil. Leather. Steel Spring Iron Frame ha"!e>
Trunks and Bonnet Boxes and all "iEcT xmas,
down - the common Packing Trunks: Saddles
Brides, Martngi,l>. Whips. &c, rs hne ~ 'h'
dne<t: Buffalo ami Fancy Robes, pr'T1H= "I''cs
Horse Cover,. Carpet Bags F"'','S' "''' "''' -
all kinds Call and see for yourselves
Thankful .or the very liberal patronage hereto
f,re extended solicit Il continuance "t tue SANE
and rl,!.,c myself To- spare no pains to give S"'i>
sa,t;nn All goods warranted 20 nc a. represents"
nn,y y1-tf WM. +. pADG"ii.
&~rGR0ES WANTED.--We wish to nuFchaS>
Y any number Of NEGROES. Of both <rNee'
for ra>h AGletcr$ addressed to Us. Ut thiS 2i"t'
will receive prompt attention. haNnE n""S"'
~, establishment. latciN occupied hE Nl''l'" -
Gr;.,.bv. Wr>, end Duke street. and having r'"'-
IA :, =, maxi. II one OF the most healthy and com
Portable Depot for M" hoi'S' VIC vi" '''''''
'"tm en-, On Sonn,i |0,r" =" VIC " PRICE 4 COOK.
| ATEaKuES WANTEp.-l wish t" p"rt"aS,e
| " amy number Of \ NEG KOES Tor wAta VIZ
pay liberal prices. Th"s" wishing /" sell VIII W
well 10 call III NE before selling 1T Ill! u"
~ "e,' Emu ,,s locrru nprrrN
| DLASrEE.-W, are now receiving aud have
I
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WSEAT AND GIiANO DRILLS.
E.,.l IL LIZ n'u.uu,. IHLcui Drills

DNhIVIW N THVWUH VHCUF I77HIA' HN"
Guano Attachments.
We are now receiving our supplies OF these
celebrated DRILLS, and offer them ut the lowest
market rriccs. Farmers in want Of DRILLS the
coming season, will please send in their orders
carly, 80 a To insure promptncs5 when called
tor--also
Horse P" vcrs and Thrcshing Machines
Montgomcry'4 R"ckaway Fan Mills
lIeckok', keystone Cider Mills
Ingets"'l's Portable Hay Presses.
Farmers living contiguous To Alexandria may
obtain their supplies with much less trouble aud
expense nf freight, than if they go to a more dis
tant market
Orders by mnil or otherwise will be promptly at
tended to ADDISON, WALLACE Il CO.,
iy 28 IS, King st., opposite Knox Il Er'.
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HANE YOUR ROOFS PAINTEu.-lT MAY
II SAVE THE EXPENSE OF A NEW
UAE.-BUTCHER'S PATENT GUM ELASTIC
PAINT, manufactured trom pure India Rubber
ground in any colors This paint Is superior to
any other lis name alone is sufficient to recoui ,
mend il, and after years "i experiment. i '"uh"
70 resist the action Of the atmosphere anu III any
ciimntr last and wear better than any other III
use. \ sure preventive for Leaky hoofs An
excellent Protector Tor Metals. For sale by
,uy III j. y. HARPER CO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-08-31

SpLrRGg DEFINED The Rev. DR.. S. Ii.
Cox outdoes himself in giving definition
of the word splurge. Here it is:
The word "spurge" is indeed an instance
of our own cis-atlantc coinage. provincial
ism probably not yet in any dictionary;
yet meaning, as if a great rock Of the noun,
tam. disintegrated from its summit, should
rush and bound, por,entous and ayalanched,
into sylvan lake at its foot, there making
an uproarious splash, boring its momentous
way through the parted and the frightesai
waves, and after dashing the spray 10 all
directions burying itself, in forgotten re
pose, under eongenial mud ut the bottom:
so gone forever from sig hit, from thought,
from upper air. and all the ways of men;
thus meaniog-the low aim Of making q
considerable sensation at least once in society.
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rs" A CARD To YOUNG LADIES AND
HENTLEM EN.--The subscriber viii send ire. cf
cLo,ycl to all who desire it, the Recipe aud direc-
lions for making simple Ieycf"b!r B"tm, that
win, in from two To eight days, remove Pimpes,
Elotchcs, 1rn, Fer!ie., $aii"wneSs, and all impu-
rites and ruughucSs OF the Skin, leaving the same
a. Nature intended it should bc-sotf, cltn',
ymooth, "nd b."atijni Those desiring the Recipe,
with full Instructions, and advice, will please call
on or address with return poStagc)
JAS. L. MARSHALL.
PEACTICAL CHEMIST.
No. 32 City Building, \. York.
E.w E,rk MI. l;mu
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MANASSAS GAP RAILROAD.

IS - "a is -
nASSENGEKS ivr tins Road will leave the
Alexandria Station. IN the Orange Train, at
!, 4. NJ, daily lSuuday& cNccptrti,l arrive at Al
exandriu at, ? NJ. Through tickets by this route
TO Middlehurg and Manchester.
The Trains lenyo Mount Jackson daily tNun-
DAYS eNceptr,}.l III 1:Eu. \. NJ. and arrive at Al
exaudria at l::,j. 7. Vi.
~ t-1f EDWARD GREEN, Treasurer.
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LOClL ITEMS.

WASHINGTON ITEMS s--The stand of colors
which was voted by the Washington council.
for presentation To the gallant Seventh Reg-
ment of New York, have been completed :
The reg imrnt will receive this testimonial at
the hands of a committee Of the board of al.
dermen and common council, aud citizens Sc
lected by the mayor, who are expected to
proceed to the commercial emporium for that
purpose in the ear v part of next week -
Robert Ould, esq, L. S.attorney forth Dis
trict of Columbia, will be the orator on the
occasion.
The Commissioner Of Patents has given
his hearty concurrence in a proposition tor
the erection of statues to the memory of great
American inventors, the expense to be de-
trayed by private subscrI ption. Nlches will
probably be prepared i'll the Patent Oihce
building for the reception o! such statues.
There are about six hundred mechanics
employed on the capitol extension. At the
General Postotfice and other government edi-
fees the work continues quite active.
The capital invested in the manufacture Of
-four in Georgetown, $4,000. The annu-
al purchases are $3.50, SOL bushels of wheat;
10000 bushels corn; 46, $50 harrels;-cost
S284, $50. Annual product, 4G,S3O barrels
of flour: 0G, $50 bushels mill otfal, 10000
bushels of meal valued at S32S, ,OlS.-Bah
.Snn.
Census OF misunderstanding to the
census returns, about one half of the per-
sons married in this city and county during
the year ending June 3lst, 1860, were ma
tives of Eirginiu; about one-tifth natives of
Ireland aud one-sixth natives of Maryland.
ISTERMESTs.-During the months of July
and August, twenty-five interments took
place in the public cemetery.
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Domestic FAuLTs.--A writer thus speaks
of the fatal influence of small faults on the
peace of households:
Homes are more often darkened by the
continual recurrence of small faults, than
hy the actual presence of any decided vice.
These evils are apparently of very disslmlar
magnitude yet it is easier to grapple with
one than the other The Eastern traveller
can combine his forces, and hunt down the
tiger that prowls upon his path-but he
scarcely can escape the mosquitoes that in
vest the air he breathes or the tleas that
swarm in the sand he treads. The drunk
ard has been known to renounce his darling
vice the slave to abandon dress and extray-
agance, her beset,ng sin-but the washpish
temper, the irritating tone, rude dogmati!c
manners, and the hundred nameless negll-
gences that spoil the beauty Of association
have rarely done other than proceed TIL the
action of disgust and gradual alienation mas
turned all the currents Of affection from their
Course. leaving nothing tut barren track
over which the mere skeleton OF the compan-
iouship stalks alone.
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NOTICE OF REMOVAL.

ALEXANDRIA SHOE FACTORY.
D1IIE SUBSCRIBERS have removed to their
i new aud spacious Warehouse, at the North.
east corner Of King and Royal streets, where they
will he pleased 10 see their old customers ana
dealers generally. {. A. BALDWIN 4 CO.,
auy II Wholesale Shoe Manufacturers.
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ORANGE & ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD.
La Ia 81 -il-


sasg Gn- = =
iNo DAlLl lt.'iAH. ,..,
nN AND Ar hh RI hlOAh' June -'th' iono'
~ TWO IhAtN9 WEI Iea'' NieN'""!i' "''!
for l.ynchh"rg anH the Southwest connecting at
GordonSrlllc with the Trains on I'll" Virginia Cen
trail Railroad, Tor hlclm"nd' 'h"ri"tieSFiiie'
Staunton, &C. ami with the Tram on the ManaSsaS
Gap Railroad, for Woodstock, MI. jackson, &c.
Through Tickets TO RICHMOND LlNCli-
BURG. kNOANlLhE, NJ 7 II Is, NAHii-
WILLIE, MOBILE, MoN iHoMEil. and NEW
ORLEANS, at the iichci Once, corner "i klnS
and Union streets.
Leave Alexandria att. \. NJ, and 7.l5, p. NJ.
Lyuchhurg nj ,.i0, \. NJ. and 40, Z. NJ.
z,s~ The connections with Virginia Central
and Manassas cap hat!r"adS are ihadr ny 'ho
day trains oniy.
j. vi. hNoADtS' General licKet Agent
H,r,or .i r..,,.:,, III
, ~" ~ '''3r Nv ',' ,''S ; H.
lea'e AieNan"'' every i"eS""9 ''' '''" ~
Fecel'c" III tue Dcl'''- ""' '''''' va ''''''
every Monday
FISH VIII not oc carried "y ,nr pasne"St' u''ss'
d. + Ia ';N-r'
Transportation, Orange amt Alex 4. H. Il.
je 2S-t
roP TYE NORTH WEST and NORTHWEST.
s,a- ...-.-., -....y.s..,.---
Aa 81 Esl t. -. =
N0P,HE eKN CENIHE HALFWAY.
ry-u r. LrP I T. P NT J. v F. r
- | II ~ ~ .,I, - >.1,~ - az uo,.pE
>,, ,I,n nAnuH ~ -,t Si;o ,~,irs will
[ D. A' ~ ,-. .,.,,;l,>.
,r,. MI Tr,,;n Jaity Iaxc.pt Suudavs) at $50
# t,r Elmiro Butyaln. Niarara Fails, and all
parts of Western New York, and Canada. Also
Tor PittSburs, Chicago, CicHeiand' Cncinhatl' -;
Louis and all parts Ot the est Northwest ana
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GROUND PLASTER.

GROUND PLASTER.
OA00 BUSHELS Of very superior quality,
CUUU warranted pure, just received from the
Mills at Ii!lsborough, New Brunswick, IS tons
Lump Plaster. cargo Schr. Mary Fletcher, for sale
bv WI. H. FOWLE & son,
aur % No. South Wharvcs.
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SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME.
w. WHITEL0Ck 4 CO.'S
CUFER PHOSPHATE OF LIME can always
~ he bad at
BAKER Il BRO, Winchester.
j. &. NErErr, Alexandria.
{. +. SrrrlE i Co., Alexandria
WHEAT ( Bro. Alexandria.
Il. DARBY, Georgetown.
.ToNA TYSON, Frederick.
We claim this article IT, be superior 10 any thing
Of the kind mgdc IN the United States, and for lis
effect refer with confidence To the farmers III Fair
fax. CuIpcpcr. aud Clarke. where it has been ;"
extensively applied Tor some years past.
It, cost j. less than guano while II yields hca-
yicr wheat and leaves the land III much better con
ditiun than that fertilizer.
" WHITELOCk ( CO.