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House Of Representative.
wAmmaros, Nay II, leoo.

wAsHiSofuss ny La hooVt
m INCEPTION on mR JArAmm
The House sgreed that when adjourn 70 day Il be uu
three O'Clock Monday In order To enable The me nbsrs
TO witness the landing Of the japanese Embassy previous
70 that hour.
Mr. Cox (dem OF Ohio, asked leave 70 vote, and nd
be wished 70 explain rsnark q In ysssrday. He saad
the japanese matter was expensive hambus. He did
mot mean humbug per u; but owing 70 the utter
indifference Of This CosUes a. TO tbs Msxio~s
treaty and commerce, where We have q srs1s
Of $50 COO cco IN prospect vas Comparatively speak
ing. humbus 10 run afser the antipodss Hs waited
ooogrces TO look After our psgoDorag interests Gsaas
men afraid Of Mexican sansxaisoa Hs spoke And
cries Of "oblccs," "order," &o
rHn TERRITORIAL Bills AGAIN BRorGuy FORWARD
NJ Gsow, trep Of Pa moved 70 saEs no sus ba 10
esssblhh temporary govsrnmsn. for Idaho, which was
Mr.. CARK. (eem o; No raised point Of order thsx
shn bl wss YESTERDAY lad oa the table.
NJ Crow saia The balls sere mot ,asssioI reqor-
ne twcnirds OF the legislative xsssmpy override ths
veto Of tho Governor, ana the other merely ns-
ne srr.E.n decided that the pending ban va. no.
M. e.a.sDII. ldsm Of xl- replied, ,ss asos.asA
Mr. GEow sao there nssn tssusy Thousand nor.
In Icaho and argaed the general has
POSER 70 acquire territory, 10 ne dutv 70 make srsass-
ished goverlment This bili wss the msrisosioas
Mr. ClAkk. to<m) Of No said every foot Of Idaho =
within the orsAnized Terri ores u UtAn Nesraska and
KApsas
MI CAH, (rep) Of Ind spoke Ia favor Of The bn say
ine Pkes Peak "a six hundred miles from toe cspsi Of
Ksnsas and the people there have their osn oros,
orsi so,eruu.ns 10 sensnoe OF exsiI,s lsw lie ooa-
trcvertc w naysr's views about TERRITORIAL jars1so
too spc hped that the latter SQUAD IN the re-
pubioan party fath.
Mr.. HocsroS (den Of Ala, charged psrsisan mosivrs
On those Who Supported the ssries OF IurtwAl
scs moved 10 table the Idaho nil
Toe moslon sss carried by 81 against Is
The House then vent Int, Committee OF the WHO'S %
ferrtsorial busibess.
Severed bills passed. Including hoss prov,dos Tor
the comresiou Of military roads In the Territories q
wasbns,nn apd New Mexico
Adjourned.
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THE QUARANTINE QUESTION AND THE Ar-
PREACHING SUMMER--During the last session of
the Legislature the Quarantine question was
constant source of lobby jobbing and mschi-
nations of all kinds, in which almost every
interest found some representative except that
of public health and public safety. Between
the conflicting desires of the different parties
who undertook to manage the business for their
own private advantage, the Legislature was
preparation for quarantine purposes. The re-
suit 10 that the Floating Hospital-the only
refuge for contagious csses-has been sbsn.
doped; Its physician has resigned and It's staff
has been disbanded for want of funds, aud We
now find ourselves, at the commencement Of
the summer season, when the quarantine sys-
ten IL most needed, without any accommoda-
ton whatever for yellow fever patients, who
may at any time arrive from infected ports.
Should the present summer prove an unusual
~ healthy one In South American aud West Ia.
dian ports, the absence Of quarantine hospitals
1t be otherwise, the consequences to the health
Of the city may be disastrous in the extreme.
The only measures to adopt In this dilemma
will be either for the other public departments
of the city to advance funds for quarantine
purposes and rely upon the next Legislature
to reimburse them, or for the merchants to es-
tablish some kind of temporary quarantine at
their own expense.
Heretofore the quarantine system has been
grievous abuse, from the complicated aud
expensive machinery which grew out of it;
but now 1t appears that we have run into the
opposite extreme, and are left wi hout the
simplest form of protection against contagious
disease and pestilence from abroad-a hospital
for the reception of infected persons.
This is only another evidence of the infamous
course which the Albany Legislature has pur-
sued with regard to this city. Every thing Of
which they could rob US they have battered
away, but not single interest affecting the
health, welfare or good government of the
metropolis has received the slightest conside-
ration at their hands.
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NV ONikANa, April IL, 400
ne Steamer Oar OF the West haa arrived With Havana
dAscs Il the oh insG
NE oagsure Of The bark wnssre by the Upi,ed states
SusAr steady.
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The National RepubIacan oavenef~u.
OUR srEeIAL CHICAGO DESPATCH.

CHICAGO, Nay IL, 1880.
Large numbers OF delegates have arrived 70 a,sht
among whom are the New England delegates, beadsd By
Gov. morrill,, OF Maine, and the ouadcrs have arrived
making large ascssons
se~rds friends are very active. manipulating ths
eoub,ul and shaky HIS friends very ooendsns II ~
nom'nasop toe third ballot
serAior Wade much talked OF ~ coupromiss CO.
dcasc, IN case Of deed lock. He stands veil with ILL.,
Mr.. Bovles Of ths springaeld (Msss.) Rpub,sons, n
working FOR Bsrts, but makes ltue Roadway.
LIcoln and Cameron stand about equal 10 the second
rrfk
Hickman, Of rssAsyivsna, ID much talked os Tor Voc
rresictnt
Tho wlgvam vas eesisssed 10 right, IN presence Of
1900 people. lane, or In lana, Morrill,, o, Msns,
Jones and Goodrich. OF lows, and Gcdings, Of ohius
spote and were received win the greatest esshasn
Gov. Morgan arrived 10 night with some Of ths Nsv
York cekesics
Texas has sent ak delegates N We Oonvcnsiou.
The German conveniion IN be fully attended Mon.
day. nhs seward move
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Our SHIPPING TRADE.-The shipping int
rests of New York have been for some time past
in very depressed condition. Like all other
branches of business in which an interchange of
commerce between the North and the South
formed staple part, the unsettled condition of
political affairs materially affected the shipping
trade Of this port; but for the past week there
has been q remarkably temporary reaction,
which, although not sufficient to base any hope
ofpermanent Improvement upon, must at least
effect benefcially trade and commerce gene
rally In the city for q time. The arrivals Of
vessels at this port during the past six days
have been very numerous, and the numbss Of
vessels Of all classes lying at the piers and Ia
our harbor yesterday was quitelarge. We put
them In tabular form
SQUARE RioGED vxssELs ARRIVED PROM MAY 6 TO
ii INCLUSIVE.
Seemers.... %
onapo -
"
Total ......................................is7
This Il the largest number of arrivals which
has been recorded In one week for long time,
and ID perhaps mainly attributable to the co.,
tinuance of an easterly wind for several days in
succession. There were in port yesterday not
les than 4ss vessels, classified as follows
VESSELS IN roRr NAT II.
sseamefs
enpe soo
bafhe ico
Schooner....
The presence Of 20 many vessels 10 port, ADD
the arrival Of 90 large . number, must necesss-
rily impsrt an impetus to various branches Of
trade for some time TO come.
Capture Of . SLAYER with 500 Negroes on
Board.
NEW OxrsAxs, April II, 1880.
ne govrrnmsot steamer Moha~k with the bark Wild
ars b<low waiting orders Ths wiidnrs vss captured
on The coast Of Cuba and hes 500 reeross board
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NV YORK HERALD.

xzAAS a. =" Dos . a. - . - y y,
r'Irrus ASp Proprietor
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ssDa .. y. oos.ss % s,ss,D AID vuLros SRI
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Immenss Exeit.m.ntln worcestsr,

rmmense Excitement In Worcester, nAsr.
We received the following ,eIesraphic ssspssh u q
WORCESTER, MAY ia.isoo
En,husssiic reception Of the Hoo. Isaac Dsts, d.
less'e r large from Msss--eve thousand psrsas pre-
strt-bsnds Of muslc-nsary companies cus--nrvcvks,
bcqr.ts &c Davis escorted 70 bic residence ., IN I'm
nense procession address delivered by George sssi
ley, Esq, and responded 70 By DAVIS IN mc.' iioess
r,annsr-cbcer upon cheer for Stephen A. Doars ssf
ever deIerste Who voted for Douglas
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The News,

New sork, sunday. Nay 10. 1850.
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Granada, Uruguay, Peru and the German postal
union, but unfortunately all attempts TO get the
postage reduced between Great Britain and
the United States, and TO simplify the rates on
printed matter, have failed, owing TO constant
disagreement a. 10 terms. The correspondence
between the two Post Onaces L. given Ia the
appendix to the report
A new British Post Office has been erected
at Ccnstantinople, the old one proving insuf-
ficient 10 meet the requirements; and one has
now been established at Cairo, Egypt Mr. Row.
land Hill-now Sir Rowland Hill, K.C.B,-
still retains the place at the head Of the de-
partment that be has so long and houOrably
dlled, and the Queen, In the exercise Of her
royal prerogative, has made him Knight Com.
mander Of the Bath, giving him . position
among the nobility Of the proudest monarchy
in Christendom. He has richly earned and
fully deserves all the honors be has received
and we trust that he may long live TO preside
over the department that he has brought "a
such Q wonderful state Of perfection and
efficiency.
These facts are, we think, conclusive as tc
the vast and beneficial revolution that can be
effected In our Post Office service BY the cut
ting or of all unnecessary burdens, compre
hensive views Of the requirements Of the com
munity, economical management, fair rcmu
nerssion 10 employts, and the enforcement o.
rigid discipline. If Sir Rowland Hili's system
] we're carried out here, In all IL features
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ORANGE 6 ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD.
La N M Ess Essss:,1 r-ss:1
WIN. II. CARLlN, Conduct
an lo-tf MEANS d FAWSETT.

AH - lS
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, July 4, 1859,
" the Train leaves Alexandria daily, at o'clock,
A. NJ, fer Gordonsville, connecting with the Trains
on the Virginia Central Railroad, for Richmond
and the West, and with the Trains on the Manas
sas Gap Railroad, for Mt. Jackson, Woodstock,
Warren White Sulphur Springs, and intermediate
points.
The Train leaves daily, Sunday night excepted
at "a o'clock, p. NJ, for Richmond, New orleans,
Memphis, and intermediate points.
Through Tickets at the Railroad Station.
The Trains leave Alexandria at z, A. M, and
1880, p NJ; arriving at Alexandria at 2, ?. NJ, and
s, A. N. Leave Gordonsville at 1920, 4. NJ, and
1890 P. NJ.
No Night Train on Sunday.
4 iy4Htf j. X. NICKLIN, Ticket Agent.
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SECURITY TO POLICY HOLDERS.

,,r,~, 81 Dos 500 90
= S,s 9TQIIII 10
~" Up 0"Pl "..e ~ i'-'.-
SECURITY TO POLICY HOLDERS.
THIS old and responsible Company in5ures
against loss or damage by Fire, almost every
description of property, and offers to Merchants
and Others desiring insurance, the security ot an
actual Capital q Sc, ,29S,SOO for the whole of which
and for any liabilities beyond the Shareholders are
INDIVIDUALLY RESPONSIBLE, even to the extent 81
their entire fortunes. The Shareholders number
about one thousand and as large portion Of
These are persons of great wealth. the most ample
provisions exist for meeting every possible claim
aooinst the Company.
SIrpTrCT M TtII3 LAWS on THE UNITED
- % Ell ~ li'is a,rtPTc - y z - 80
r. ornoir,;,., - Ag.nt f,r Tie United states
the Connanv M empowered him TO appear To
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n 7 sMOOT. Attorney at Law,

Oaice No II, South RogoI street, AleTandrIa, 20.
nsfy- Practices in Alexandria, the neghboring
counties, and Washington city. Prompt returns
made of all money collected.
REFERENCES -Messrs. McNeal & Jones, Balti-
more; Messrs. G. & T. Parker 4 Co., Washington
city: Messrs Smoot, Uhler & Co., Alexandria, Va;
Messrs Burke 4 Herbert, Alexandria, Va.
NH g--Iy
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GEnRGE sIGGERS-

BOOK BINDER AND PAPER RULER.
No. IS Prince Street, opposite the Gazette C0ice,
ALEXANDRIA, Va.
MUSIC, Magazines, and Old Books bound in
lNl any style. | also RULE, and make to order,
any description of BLANK BOOKS, which will
warrant to be made of the best paper and materials
and bound in the strongest manner Bank Officers,
Bankers, Merchants, Clerks of Courts, Hotel Keep
ers, Insurance Companies, and All who want Blank
Books, are respectfully invited 70 give me call.
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IERFERsnN TACEY

PAPER HANGER, UPH0LSTERER, GLIDER,
And House Decorator il General
VKTHILST returning his grateful acknowledge
w ments to his numerous friends for their very
liberal encouragement during the two years he has
been amongst them, assures them that II VIII be his
continued effort to serve them with promptness,
and at moderate charges, at his old Stand No. l49,
NoRTB SIDE KING STREET ALEXANDRIA NH ~
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& ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD

~ ~ I $4,000
CHANGE OF HoURs-WINTER SEIZED ULE.
ON AND AFTER THE 24TH DAY OF OCTO-
~ BER, the Trains on this Road, with their
Omnibuses, will connect with the Trains on the
Orange road, except the first, which arrives at 8
A. NJ. and the Washington Branch Of the Baltl-
more Road, except the Train departing at 6zO
A. NJ.
Passengers will leave Alexandria for Washing
ton, in the Cars every day, at the following hours
$3.50, 8, 9:l0, 1910, ll:lO, and l2:lO, A. NJ, ana
2lO, $40, Ale, 5:10, and 6:l0, P. NJ.
Passengers from Washington to Alexandria VIII
take the Omnibuses at the Office OF the Company,
as follows :-6, 7:45, 9, 10, II, and H. A. NJ, and
3, ), 4, 5, and 8, P. NJ
On Sundays, leave Alexandria ats:lO, 1910, and
ll:lo, A. M, and 2.l0, $40, 4;lO, and 5lO, p NJ;
Leave Washington at 3, 10, and IL, A. NJ, and
2, 8, A, and, P. NJ.
Fare between Orange and Baltimore Depot. 3oc.
St. Assph street Depot to Baltimore Depot.. Zoe
s." Long Bridge Depot. .l5c.
as- The $3.50 A. NJ Train is the only sure con-
nection with the 7:45 train from Washington.
aS~ Light articles or bundles will be forwarded
betweon Alexandria aud Washington from the
Office of either place Heavy freights will be
transported over the road if delivered at the Depot
in Alexandria, ar at Long Bridge Station.
oct 2l-tf +. S. B0YNT0N, Clerk.
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Tie tractis now occupied j. n. Jora Naga-,
who will show i to persons desiring T. purchase
The terms vii bo made accommodating
nov a-aou X JOHNSTON
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NO. IA.
MISCELLANEOUS READING.
BOOKWORLD,
rFrom AL The Year Roa"d"l

From an The Year RoG"d"I
Whom the dim presence Of the awful Night
Clasps In its iewelPd arms the slumbSFng earn,
Alone l sit beside the lowly light
That like q dream-fre aickeTs on my EcafAi
With some oy-teeming volume IN my hahu-
A peopled planet, opuent and grand.
Il may be Shakespeare, with his endless trats
OF soeptred thoughts, glorious progeny
Borne on the whirlwind Of his mighty strain
Through yision-Iands forever far and froe,
His great mind beamng thro' those phantom crowd,
Like evening from out wealth Of clouds
II may De Milton, on biz soraph wings,
Soaring to heights Of grandeur yet unt~cd;
Now deep where horrid shapes Of darkness cling,
Now lost IN spleudor IT the feet Of God;
Girt with the terror Of aYenging skies,
Or wrapt in dreams Of Infant Paradise,
Il may BE Spenser, with bis misty shades
Where forms of beauty wondrouS ta.e- r5hcGTIs.
Wiki breezy Yi,tas, and with cool arcades
Opening forever ia bis antique verse.
III may be Chauccr with bis drink divine,
lii TaDard old, md Pilgrims twenty
Pcrchanco linger with the mighy Three
OF glorious Greece, that morning lard of songy
who barred tic fearful front of Tragedy,
And SCARED % fame On Plnioas broad and stfors;
D. watch beneath the Trojan rsmpsrts PROUD
The dim hosts gathering l:kc tbundeF-cloSd-
80 rust of time can sully Quixote's mail,
In wonted rest Lis lance securely le5j
Still IL the faithful. SaLcEo stout and hale,
Forever vide lis wonder stricken eyes,
And Rosinante, bare and spectral steed,
Still throws gaunt shadows o'cT their every 5seL
Still can robe me in tic old delights
Oil Caliph splendid, and e Gc.iigr!n,
The star wealth of Arabias thousand nights,
Shining til every other light grows aim
Wander away 10 broad, yoluptuous lands,
BY streams Of silver, and through gciGen sands:
Still hear tie storms Of Camoens burst c1d 'wou
His seas If vengeance raging Wild and wide;
Or wander by tic Silmmeriug dres q bell
With dreaming Dante and liz spirit ECiceJ
Loiter il PetrarcRs green, malod!crs grove,
Oh hang VIII Tass- Fl l.s gc.0ss love.
What then t9 M Is all your sparkling dance,
Wine puTpleL banquet u vain Fashions blaze
Thus roaming through ,lc realms otrich Romance,
Old BoosvorId, and is wealth q royal days,
Forever wit ,se bravo snd brilliant ol.s
That Ell Times channel Ike stream ol sUrs'
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AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE,

No. ., KlHg-StTeet.
PLASTER MILL AND FACTORY,
No. AZ, UHi0a-SueeL
TAyING REMOVED from the old stand on
Il Fairfax street to the SPACIOUS WARE
HOUSE, No. p, King g-street, we beg leave to call
the attention Of farmers 70 large and vel! Sc
ected stock Of
IMPLEMENTS, SEEDS, and GUAN0S.
we are also erecting PLASTER MILL, lat
No. 40, Union street where We will soon be able
to furnish the
BEST FINE GROUND WINDSOR PLASTER,
Of our o,el Importation.
We arc also preparing for the manufacture u
FARMING IMPLEMENTS,
which We expect . furnish oi the best quality.
ian MEADE L MARYE.
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NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY,


94 60 ..;ssis:s..s:ii
I0ROM BALIIMURE 10 CHICAGO III 80
H hours, with only two changes OF cars.
TRAINS leave Calvert Station, Baltimore, dal'
ly, Sundays excepted,) at 7.30, A. NJ, and 8, r
M., for Pittsburg, Cleveland, Chicago, Cincinnati,
and st. Louis
qua. Rochester, and all parts of Canada, trains
leave daily, (Sandays excepted,l at 7.So, A. NJ,
and 5, P. NJ.
Passengers from Washington and South, buy
tickets only to Baltimore, where they can be pro
cured to all points. JOHN l. hiGNki,
Assistant Superintendent.
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SOUTHERN PROTECTION INSURANCE
COHPAN
CApITAL OYER 80. 90 DOLLARs,

:,
AND CONS "A Az - - 7 = y !" 4 III.
The Charter y! tLs Company oIeIs more !a'oi"-
bic advantages to tAe farmer ana others, thah auy
Company chartered ~ the state, NJ lhsu'lns
with n without premium note II Ihe aPPHcaA'
prefer, he can pay the inl amount n the premium
il cash, " by ot!ectmg cash Insurance 1T l"C
years, ING insured saves one-oiSh,1 n She Au,0u"'
he would otherwise have ~ pay; ~ "y becoming
member, anu giving small premium note tHe ~
sured saves nearly nan III lLe amount eAai ~
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NTORCESTERS PIANOS.-Fgo.a tho AoV
Wv York Commercial Advertiser AoT.mo"-
l7th, l3jg:-' F0r tie better part ~ generation
they have been constantly before he public all u
them, o!d and new proving, by their stability 49,
cou5tuuey, the skill wi.h which they construc-
ted FoT durability of tone, TIT eScnUoss and UNI
.ormity gf work, and tor excellence 81 fTamos,
these PIANOS may well Challenge competition.
We know instruments oi MT. WorcesCTs tura
CUT that have borne tho humping p t!tccA
years, and remain Us pgrfsc, n tone and IL bu..I
as Ii their first estate. The number made At tf-
Factory il largely increased trOm year to year
! an sole a gent ID Alexandra, tor the aoovo
PIANOS, ana viii furnish any number x Factory
prices per q. oa iorCAsE, u al ok months inr
approved negotiable paper and WARRANT every
Instrument. Feeling perfectly satisfied tlat
better PIANO cannot be had ii Tie CE!tco state
Irespec.iully solicit orders from sll who war'.
and are disposed II patrouizo home trade.
nos 2s I'll JOHN II. PaREOrT
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BUSINESS CARDS.
J. d. ooRsE. d. d. CoHs =.
Banking, Exchange, and Collection ofnce OF
CORSE BROTHERS,

CORSE 3 r OF II EKo,
No % Exchange Block.
WE will make Collections on all accessible
wv points in tho United States, and hold pro-
ceods subject to Check, or remit promptly to any
designated point.
We will deal in Exchange, Time Bile, Promis-
sorry Notes, Uacurreat Money, Coin, de-
STOCKS and other SECURITIES bought and sold
on Commission, and LOANS negotiated on favor
able terms. Interest allowed TO Depositors.
varied experience of many years in this bust
ness enables us to offer our services with confidence
to the public. feb l9-u
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PHOSPHORIC ACID.

And other animal organic matter, yielding ammo
MIA sufficient to produce immediate abundant crops,
bsLdes substantially enriching the soil. 1t can
be freely used without danger Of burning the seed
or plant by coming in contact with it, as ia the
case with some othor Fertilizers retaining great
degree of moisture it causes the plant to grow in
= healthy condition, and rs experience has proved,
FREE OF INSECTS.
FOR orders in any quantity (which will be prompt
ly attended to- or pamphlets containing full par
tsulars Of analyses and tests of Farmers, apply to
JOHN B. SARDY, Agent,
No. CS South street, cor. Of Wall llstreet, N. Y.
The undersigned have been appointed Agents
for the sale of this GUANO in Alexandria, and
and have . cargo now on hand. i
WM II. FOWLE 4 SON, s
oct 1S-3mo No. a South WharveS
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MANASSAS GAP RAILROAD.

E Ma me rzsszsss:ss1
PASSENGERS for this Road will leave the
L Alexandria Station, in the Orange Train, at
7. A. M, daily (Sundays excepted,) arrive at AL
exandria at 2, P. NJ Through tickets by this route
to Middlsburg and Winchester.
The Trains leave Mount Jackson daily (Sun-
days excepted,) at 7:3O, A. NJ, and arrive at Al
exandria at 1855, p. NJ.
" s-tf EDWARD GREEN, Treasurer.
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TELL YgUH WIFE.--Ifvyu 4le "a any trcv-
BE q quandary, tell your wlfe--that i II
YOU have one-aIl about it Z. o-ce Ten u
one Der intuition viii solve your difficulty
sooner than alI your logic The Wit ofwOmsn
has been r-. Z, but her instincts ere quicker
and kecncr tha.. her reason. Counsel With
vour wife. or your mother or sister, and bs
assured 'ght viii aasL upon your darkness
Women arc ,o1 commonly adJudged e. ya.
dGnt III All bu' purely womauish affairs. ~
philosophical student Cf the sex thus Judges
them. Their iptu;t.ons, or inslghts sre the
most subtle and II they cannot sec cat n
the meal tub, thercis ocat there, Incounsc!i-
ing a man 70 tell his troubles to his wife, W.
would "a further, and advise him to keep none
ofhis Affairs secret from her. Many hono
has been happily saved. and many fortune
retrieved, by mans full confidence IN hl6
better half" Woman is far more q SEE.
AMI prophet than man. if she DO given fsi-
chance. AS general rule, wives confiie
the minutest oi their plans and thoughts
- their husbands. having no involve
ments to screen from them. Why not recl-
procate, # but for the pleasure Of gsinin.
confdence2 We are certain that no man
succeeds Sd well ia the world az he, who tax
ING . partner for life, makes her the part
per Of al his joys aud hopes. What j. wrong
If his impulse or judgment, she will check
aud set right with her almost universally
right instincts. Help meet" va. no in5g.
uifcant title Is applied to mans companion
She IL a meet help to him IN every darkness,
difficulty, and sorrow of life. And what Fhe
most Graves and most deserves, i confidence
without which love is never free from
shadow