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they and all refused bulge an inch Unless the pay
vas iofiheoinng They were ncn not to be trifed with
ana fortunately were then IN region where some de
ference Is show t" honor and justice and legal rights on
forced Down cano tho paymaser, squared h,s
accounts with them, and they sailed contented and
hhppy, the paymaster faithfully promising that
he would shortly follow, ana settle with tho re
n,a'ndef OF ho reripcnl sti unpaid, which amounts to
ahoNt ihrceiohrihs. Blt we have not as vet bncn
blessed with sight OF him. and many think wa never
shan be. Perhaps he is waiting tn tho of the sclly
season. when many OF It's viii be beyond the want Of state
pay, or i an chgas men takes place. when hundred
may talf never 20 rise again. We have been BADLY
treated IN this matter. Every nrofe made to MS his
either been broken, wrung from the State officials by
The public press or the cln0r VI The oppressed Tho
majority of US started fso,n New York llerapv uonj
Irs, and inh the state, contrary 10 ur general limo of
conduct, Kept faith WITH the could have purchased
many atior articles which woli have contributed great
~ to anesiorato their At present inevitable position.
tort fckVns presents now y scene OF the greatest
activity. Sand batteries in course of erection in
endless variety, Whole ters Of guns bong Dontcl
id placed N readiness for uso, and Cryihing betoens
boih III ana around the FORT HAT the state ct
uhdpf whlch we are AZ present abofng cannot ' n h
longer. Whole squads Of engaged in teipng
tho regulars. Even tho weakest among us handle the
fcaSd and shovel with tho Thermometer at lOJ degrees
in the shade, with hearty good will believing tina, is
quite as patriotic, not SO, t. undergo pam
Ton, and physical agony as 70 encounter enemy the
Geld. Occasionally have ltile oXoitcmcni 4 lc'g
evenings since Captain Alfred $. Norman of Company r.
was ordered 10 sipelhtchd mo ui'ambaikat"h OF the
lSht Artillery FROM This island 70 the w1astcanshp
for transportation to Nov York had tho honor 30
company him as volir tccr-which really means
to look On and do nothing. Everything went well I'LL
by sorno accident scow, loaded with men, gus ana
horses, got loose and oted rapidly in the drecon OF
Fort Mcliae, rebel fort. Captain Norman INN eaaity
ordered bis boat to pull b. DE which she aid With
viii, but coud not ovDrase her nutH N.,H qGafte
Of mile oi the battery. We're s,a rescued her. nm"-
diaely the port holes OF de ot lowered, hof gans
run out, aud expected every moment discharge
which must have struck Fortunately for rs they did
not lire, AMI Cor this time, at least, escaped Tho
property thus saved amounted to SO 900, which would
have been quite god send o the rebels had not been
for the proiDpttnde and courage Of Captain Norna ana
his would mention that the boat noaf!y captured
Ged with regular troops, and that their rescuofs
Wilson's Z0uaves.
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self But, being arrested and subjected TO searching
oSannation proof OF the could be attached
To him Ne was discharged, but has any doubts
OF hs CURT. few OF these fellows about here who,
while enjoying The protection Of the government extend
ed IT, ihen on heiy taking The oath Of acgicncc daily
acting spies for the cremy and oxtending AID and
fort te them should Do shot or hung No halfway
safes Should DO adopted They cannot appreciate our
cenaucy, aud an example should be made Of two
OF them and the rest would be te cautious IN their
oVonentS II not cease them entirely.
The body Of Dana H. Whitney, WHO was shot by the
rches yesterday VIII be sent 10 BIS friends ia&oodstock
vermont Tho body sent down to Fortress Monroe
ohy MD wiz leave here this evening for New York via
Baltimore.
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THE AMERICAN REBELLION.

Rsitish EcpoYts from the Seat OF Wan ina
the south.
REBEL rNTuCslAsa IN AND AROUND RhnM0ND TIRE
ARMAMENT or TEE pI.L0iAL .TATTs-noJ.Es OF
RECOGNITION IKoM ENGLAND AND rRASc ,1-wHY
HARpEn's rrn,UY WAS EVACUATED.
Especial CorfA sonueaco Il ise london 1.erald.1
R.tesosS, va, Jone II, 1861
1t s scsrccH possible t. convey 70 th e the other
side q the Atlantic correct de 6f e entlFiasn that
tprayals in the Confederate staees, I1e useh nation
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INTERESTING FROM fDRT MONROE.


An important military movement from Old Point was
TO have taken place today, but has been deferred In
consequence OF the sad and unfortunate from Wash
ngton.
our troops are impatient TO avenge the disasters a.
Big Bethel and Bulls
IT is hoped tat Colonel Magruder may BIO Induced TO
attack Camp Hamilton or Newport News
feeling Of gloom and dcspondency has pervaeed the
camps to-day Thcro is dependency, however to
the result Of tho war
Tie gunboat Peagun stationed at Newport News yes.
terday allowed heavily laden schooner fiom Norfolk 20
pass up tho James river She probably loaded with
cannon destined for Richmond Only six shots were fred
at her The rebels in the vicinity allowed to do quito
as they please. =.
La Mountain, the aeronaut, il at Ola Point, and win
make ascension the day afsr tomorrow to rcconnor
the position Of the enemy
Captain Dyer, Of the Ordnance Department has arrived
from Washington.
large quantity Of arms, clothing and ammunition,
destined FOR tho New York State regmonts orryed from
New York this morning.
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the 10th ut eleven NJ and from Queenstown on tho
18th inst arrived here early hour yesterday morn.
ing
Her news has boon anticipated by the Arabia and
New York.
Tho Glasgow brings 41S1 TIC sterling (s9os $500 in
specie The following Is the
srECrE LIST or THE GLASGOW.
7. Won Hofman&Co 500 400 r. ?. Buck 8. Co... 1913
q, Bchrthd. ....... $4,000 A. belmont 4 Co.. 90 900
schuchardtScobhsrd ssloo Hawey \ Howe. 40
MeSa, RsSq ssni s sSs Y9,s' r0r'r0a
Abm Bells cons 1000 Homer &spragacs Of '''''
Brown Bros. Co. $4,000 Boston. .......... 600
4 Co.. 1900 Snow burgess 81 $50
lain l. 90. ........ 900 Total sos $50
The following list of the oousisnecs Of tho specie
!auded Wednesday from the New York.
|A< FROM SOUTHAMPTON.
Bank Of Commerce. bar silver. .G10 COO
FROM BReaES.
d. h. WILCOX $40 COO
Marcuse Bnitzer ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 646to
Ge!or "uAens.. .....................,. $500
FROM HAvRE
VIM Seha'l Co., francs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 353 GOO
Bank of Commerce, do. Observation-Disclosures. 500 coo
folfer observation-disclosures. $50 600
The mails Of the Arabia also reached this city from Bos-
ton yesterday afternoon.
From files to July IS give the following interest
ing compilation.
letter from Rene Of June 90 in the sensaca Brees
ana says
The Pope going fast: he is dying in sleep, The physi.
can Francesca Saui who laoly for could not
understand his strange maady. The following, among
made by the French journals that his Holiness has
vercdA persistent state OF somn0ence; continual pain
i'll tie efgastrc reglon OF psralytic trembling an
over the body bu, particularly in tho bands cold SILVER
ing fits that be is obliged be wrapped IN in
blankets: great depression Of spirits aud such want
appotite that he can swalle" nothing but ices.
A &. peteraburgh letter Says
According to The las. from
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The steamship Glasgow, which sailed from Liverpool
on the 10th at eleven A. NJ and from Queenstown on tho
nth inst arrived here at early hour yesterday morn
ing
Her news has boon anticipated by the Arabia and
New York.
Tho Glasgow brings 41s1 TIC sterling (s9os $500 in
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-26
ADDITIONAL FROM EUROPE,
The MAILS Oh THE GLASGOW And ARABIA.
~~~.7y~~-~~~~-~~-~~~-.~>1.-
English Speculation on the
War in America.

~ >|.[.7<-~~<e07(etF1<-
Operation Of The Morrill, Tariff on English
Commerce to Canada by Portland.
u>~NN>~~-~>~0~7~(-~-~N->
A British Report Of the Rebel Armament and
Strategy in the South
NnpClCOn's Anti-SlnveYy Pro-
grNnme.
NEWS FROM HAYTI IN PARIS.
&c, &C., &C.
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hls much 70 loarn regarding souhern ns,ions and -.

hIs much 10 learn regarding Southern institutions md 70
sources, and people at home must be PREPARED by and by
,Vve 'hei MINDS dsnbused Of many old preiudices and
peeouc've" nou"ns, winch prevent them forming
rs tpciu-iNhF respecting The present position Of
ana tnngs ~ the southern States Tho civil war which
pow threatens 10 oolga dc country With blood mas
iobg eSi%vtvd tOr years tho tendency Of thngs has
been Fastening the crisis which at length has arrived
ana she rssdt Of which u IS impossible predict The
peeps hcfo complain bitterly OF the policy Of Tho North
WIN rrBtrhto lheln; ana now that war has been de-
cshee si"y setui prepared ana determined 10 defend
thnlr WfiHpfy ana malntwin their SeI+govefntnput.
WIN whrPcr FacTlnceS the struggle may be attended.
pnfAg my ioarney through Tennessee and Virginia
ipulu Nit 0atHifR efVadng tho Inhabitants anu l
eye that these states OF the oonfoderacy perfectly
oc"tVe M inc leehS ana determination That actuats Tie
o'iesS ihe Gag lF troops MADE ny PRESIDENT DAVIS han
nseh reno ~ fespfoen 10 10y AL classes Youths belong
~. 10 the hfst Gsies In Inc country have, IN many in
stances entered the ranks OF Tho Confederate army, while
olhoS maintain whole companies at their personal cost.
Screymrh, rogiseos, p! sscas, men, in fact, Of tha
uen's, soca' positions, havc unhesitatlngiy gwen up
ioH hoheay quilted their families and resigned thcir
Pssospects Ill life TO accept the doubtful chances
=, "r I could narrato many touching incidents which
.'lo u,u'r my personal observation, such young
on 'aNIns leave OF their aged parents, husbands Mf
ero Iu,y VIC scenes at the railway depots often
hn nrr s my INSCRIPTION, ana made ire feel acuiey
o'"n'iatinr ,' "hF, Whch now bids fair to decnao
Tho military arior and an.i,,ao 20 e.
romafkabc There IA mo oct or n,,. ~ i'o eso "ie
aae to POUR in continuously from the sccens
s,aes AL sng otdnry resources Of the numerous ra
80 ,iv.' '.'r A'rou' 81 Wv luggage wagons have
order TO desoa,ch troops "a The coat or 49, ~ hu u
nr.s,,, 49,, l.. 80 -, 9 -. "1'' ~ SUIT
could have d,lod ,,i " i''eA
ngv becoming others ara rct,resnn. nm ., ,et 80 -,
ttF "tN"'nsl "os are picturesque, put most Oh them
so % ~ ," a s,u , i'e Soalo's useu oy TIC
i,fn hn, tiaa A.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-02-06


w MvorOh Ohcn o Alexandria,
II I p
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proprietor
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aforesaid
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becOih whole
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IS Won
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Hss "a sss q s..5 = 8; :: b:
ON and after SATURDAY, January 18th,
~ 1851, TRAIN will leave Alexandria daily,
for Lynchburg and the Southwest, connecting at
Gordonsyille with the Trains on the Virginia Gen.
trail Railroad, for Richmond, Charlottesville,
Staunton, &C. and with the Train on the Manassas
Gap Railroad, for Woodstock, Mt. Jackson, DC:
Through Tickets to LYNCHBURG, KNOX
WILLIE, MEMPHIS, NASHVILLE, MOBILE
MONTGOMERY, and NEW ORLEANS, at the
Ticket Office, corner of Duke and Henry streets
Leave Alexandria at us, A. NJ, and arrive at
Lynchburg at 3 40, P. NJ.
Leave Lynehburg at so, A. NJ, and arrive at
Alexandria ct l.50, P. NJ.
J. M BROADUS, General Ticket Agent.
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STREETS BOUNDING THE SQUIRE IN
WHICH THE PROPERTY LIES.
West, Wolfe, PAYNE, Duke,

West, Wolfe, Payne, Duke,
Prince, Alfred, King, Patrick,
Columbus, Wolfe, Alfred, Wilke,
Duke, Pitt, Prince, St. Asaph,
Wash'n., Franklin, St. Asaph, Gibbon
Henry, Duke. Patrick, Wolfe,
Wolfe, Alfred, Duke, Columbus,
Prince, Henry, King, Fayette,
Alfred, Duke, Patrick, Wolfe,
Alfred, Duke, Patrick, Wolfe,
Gibbon, Wilke, Alfred, Patrick,
Prince, Alfred, Patrick, Duke,
Prince, Alfred, Patrick, Duke,
Prince, Alfred, Patrick, Duke,
Peyton, King, Prince.
Commerce, Duke, Prince, West,
Commerce. Duke, Prince, West,
Commerce, Duke. Prince, West,
Duke, Prince, Fayette, Payne,
Duke, Prince, Fayotte, Payne,
Prince, st. Asaph, Duke, Pitt,
Wolfe, Columbus, Alfred, Wilke,
Peyton, Prince, Commerce,
West, Commerce, Prince, Duke,
Commerce, Prince, Peyton, King,
Franklin, Columbus, Gibbon, Alfred
Franklin, Columbus, Gibbon, Alfred
West, Duke, Commerce, Prince,
Duke, Alfred, Wolfe, Patrick,
Franklin, Alfred, Columbus, Gibbon,
Duke, st. Asaph, Wolfe, Pitt,
Duke, St. Asaph, Wolfe, Pitt.
Franklin. Alfred, Columbus, Gibbon,
Duke, St. Asaph, Wolfe, Pitt,
Wolfe, Alfred, Patrick, Wilke,
Duke, West, Prince, Commerce,
Duke, West, Prince, Commerce,
Duke, Alfred, Patrick, Wolfe,
st. Asaph, Gibbon, Pitt, Franklin,
Duke, Patrick, Prince, Alfred,
Duke, Patrick, Prince, Alfred,
Gibbon, Wash'n., Columbus, Franklin,
Peyton, Prince, Commerce,
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CITY HOTEL.
CORNER OF ROYAL AND CAMERON STREETS,

Aierandria, Virginia,
8. HEFLEB0WER, Proprietor.
THIS HOUSE has been conducted by the pre-
L sent Proprietor for the past three years, and
has received its full share of the patronage OF the
Travelling public, and having been lately repair
ed and refurnished from garret to ceis:, ADDITION
al facilities are afforded by which every comfort
and convenience to be found at any other FlRsI-
CLASS HOTEL is guaranteed. =,
A pleasant soiourn is promised to sll whe may
asy- Strangers will find at the Steamers and
Trains non their arrival in this city, polite Por
ters and comfortable Omnibases, which will con-
Wv ,bem Immediately to the Hotel. The best the
market affords is always to be found at this Hotel.
1S--tf
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VIRGINIA MADE CARRIAGES !

= RESPECTFULLY inform the public that I
| have on hand an assortment of CARRIAGES
of my own make, and of the very best finish and
quality, which will sell low for cash, approved
paper.
will execute all orders in the best manner, and
at satisfactory prices Repairing will be executed
with neatness and dispatch, and warranted TO
please. Those in Wantof Vehicles OF any KIND
are solicited to give me call, as having naa over
twenty vesrs practical experience in the business,
am confident of my ability to give entire salts
faction in the execution Of orders =: -
To my friends in Maryland and Virginia, / re-
turn my thanks for their past patronage. and hope
for . continuation of the same. ..-..z., &.
ian 1T s.- hObEhI l., GUEL1N.
7 PUNCHEON very superior Old Jamaica Rum
fine Old Scotch Whisksy
or. casks fine Old Madeira Wine .,.
5" Sherry Wine, in store, and
dec FL HUNToN 4 RFDGELY.
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lot and imp. West and Wolfe,
2 lots & imp. Prince st. and alley,
lot and imp Columbus,
lot and imp. Duke,
lot and imp. St. Asaph,
2 lots and imp. Henry,
lot Wolfe and Alfred
lot and imp. Prince,
lot Alfred,
lot and imp. Alfred,
lot and imp. Gibbon and Willse,
lot and Imp. Alfred and Duke,
2 lots and imp. Alfred and Duke,
3 lots and imp. Alfred and Alley,
lot and imp. Peyton,
. lots and imp. Commerce,
2 lots and imp. Commerce,
3 lots and imp. Commerce,
lot and imp. Duke,
lot Duke and Fayette,
lot and imp. Prince,
lst and imp, Wilke,
lot and imp. Peyton,
lot West and Commerce,
lot and imp. Commerce,
lot and imp. Columbus & Franklin,
lot Peyton and Commerce,
lot Duke and Commerce,
lot Duke and Alley,
lot Franklin,
lot St. Asaph,
lot Duke,
lot St. Asnph,
lot Franklin,
lot Duke,
3 lots and imp. Wolfe and Alfred,
3 lots and imp. West,
lot and imp. Commerce,
lot Alfred,
lot St. Asaph, Gibbon, Franklin,
lot and imp. Duke,
lot on alley,
lot and imp. Gibbon,
lot and imp. Peyton,
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FIRE INSURANCE NOTICES, &c.

-
NORTHERN ASSURANCE COMPANY!
No. MooRGATE STREET, LONDON
(EStltiiSied IN 1S36)
Cupital, sc, ,29S 900 annual Rercnne 81 200 900.
GETTY & LIEBING, Agents,
OFFICE 425 CHESTNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
London Directors.
George g. Anderson, Duncan James Kay.
Charles Bell Sir Chas. II. McGrigor, Bart.
Thomas n Farquhar, William Wcstgarth
William Miller NJ T., Chairmon.
A. p. Fletcher, Secretary.
Edward Fuchs. Tics Sscrctcry.
The Policies of the NORTHERN ASSURANCE
COMPANY are not only guaranteed by Large
Capital but also by the unlimited personal rcspon.
sibility of over 700 Shareholders.
G1S~ Losses promptly Adjusted a"a Pad, w'fh-
out reference to London.
Philadelphia Board Of Reference.
Stuart & Brother. Cav, Manchester Co
slvers Claghorn Co. Jos b. Mitchell esq, Pres Mech.B
James Graham Co. James Dunlap, rs Pres Union Blk.
Collins 10nW "A Porter, late Judge SuCt
Smith, Williams Co.
Nc,o York References
Duncan Sherman Co. J. r. Jalfay X Sons
Abrla Bells Sons. George IL. Stuart 4 Co.
J. & ]. Stuart u Co. Robert " lllIanis
JAMES T. CLOSE, AGENT,
Jan lily Office Exchange Block, Alex, Va
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MARSHALL HOUSE.
CORNER OF KING AND PITT STREETS,

Alerandria, Va.
N1HE SUBSCRIBER has taken lease Of five
/ years on the above nsmed house, and is now
prepared to receive and entertain in true Virginia
styie, his friends and the public generally. Hav-
ing had considerable experience in the business,
and with competent assistants and attentive and
polite servants, fattcr myself, can make the
soiourn of all who favor the house, as pleasant as
ut any Hotel in the State. Good Fare, Good Peds,
and Pleasant Rooms, guaranteed to all. share
of the patronage of the travelling public is solic-
tied.
aay- PRICES MoDERATE.--Attached to the
house is O RESTAURANT and BAR ROOM,
where all the delcacies in season, and the best OF
liquors, may always be had, and served in the
best manner. JAMES w. JAChooN,
inn 19-tf Proprietor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-02-06
STREETS BOUNDING THE SQUARE IN
WHICH THE PROPERTY LIES.

Pitt, Royal. Montgomery, First,
Fairfax, Royal, Montgomery, First,
Water, Montgomery, Fairfax, First,
Fairfax, Royal, Montgomery, First,
First, Fairfax, Montgomery, Water,
Pitt, Montgomery, Royal, First,
Royal, 0ranoco, Fairfax, Princess,
Fairfax, pcndlcton, Wythc, Royal,
Princess, Fairfax, Royal. Queen,
Water, Princess, Fairfax, Queen,
Water, Princess, Union, Queen,
Oronoco, Fairfax, Water, PenGleton,
Union, Princess, Queen. and River,
Fairfax, Cameron, Water, King,
Queen, Fairfax, Princess, Royal,
Union, King, Wator, Prince,
Fairfax, Montgomery, First, Water,
Water, Pendlcton, Wythe, Fairfax,
Madison. Royal, Fairfax, Wythe,
Union, Princess, Oronoco, River,
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Fairfax, Prince, Duke, Royal,
Franklin, Jefferson, Water, Union,
Franklin, Union, and River,
Franklin, Union, and River,
Franklin, Union, and River,
Franklin, Union, and River,
Wilke. Royal, Gibbon, Pitt,
Gibbon, Royal, Franklin, FAIRFAX,
Duke, Union, Prince, Water,
Duke, Union, Prince, Water,
Duke, Union, Prince, Water,
Duke, Union, Prince, Water,
Wilke, Royal, Gibbon, Pitt,
Fairfax, Jefferson, Royal, Frenklin,
Royal, Duke, Fairfax, Prince,
Wolfe, Royal, Wilkc, Fairfax,
Duke, Union, Wolfe, Water,
Union, Duke, Water, Prince,
Union, Duke, Water, Prince,
Union, Duke, Wator, Prince,
Union, Duke, Water, Prince,
Union, Duke, Water, Prince,
Union, Duke, Water, Prince,
Fairfax, Gibbon, Water, Franklin,
Gibbon, Royal, Franklin, Pitt,
Water, Jefferson, Church, River,
Prince, Union, Duke, Water,
Royal, Prince, Pitt, King,
Royal, Prince, Pitt, kiug,
Water, Wilko, Fairfax, Wolfe,
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sor Favette, Pendleton, Payne,
square West, Madison, Payne
I sqr Fayette, Peadleton, Payne.
| square Henry ami Patrick,
sqr Patrick, Washington Wythe
] square Cameron and Payne,
| sqr West, Wythe, Payne,
! sqr Wythe street and Line,
lot st. ASaph and Pendleton,
lot Columbus and Montgomery,
lot Washington and Columbus,
ot Montgomery, ST. ASaph, Wash'n
lot st. Asaph and Pitt,
lot Washington Road,
lot and imp. Alfred,
lot Fayette ST. aud Alley,
lot West and 0ronoco,
sq.Wythe, Pend'n, Alfred, ,Columb'
lot St. Asaph and 0ronoeo,
, lots and imp. Co!umbus and King
lot and imp. Columbus and King,
lot and imp. Columbus and King,
lot and imp. King.
lot and sup. ST. Asaph & Princess
Is lots and imp. Pitt ST. and Alley,
lot Patrick,
lot Princess and alfred,
lot Commerce,
lot Columbus & Madison st. K Alley
lot Queen,
. lots and imp. Queen,
lot st. ASaph and Wythc,
lot Columbus and Pendleton,
lot Wythc and Alfred,
lot Washington and st. Asaph,
. lots and imp. Henry,
lot Fayettc and Queen,
lot and imp. King and West,
lot and imp. King and Patrick,
LOT and imp. King and Patrick,
lot and imp. Columbus,
lot King,
/ lot Peyton,
lot Madison, Washington, St,Asapf
/ lot Montgomery ana Pit
lot Washington, Madison, Ss.Asapl
lot Washington,
/ lot Payne and Queen,
! lot Queen and Alfred,
! lot Alfred street,
lot and imp. Queen,
lot aud imp. Patrick ST. and Alley
lot and imp, Queen st. and Alley
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NOTICE.

% % .5 -
NN AND AFTER Monday next, the freight
~ trains of the Orange and Alexandria Rail-
road, will leave Alexandra on Monday and Friday
only, and return on Tuesday and Saturday.
j. +. LATHAM, Agent Transportation,
JAM Orange and Alexandria R. R. Co..
FOR THE NORTH, WEST, and NORTHWEST.
% = ssE -; - -
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY.
SUMNER A ARRA N 6 e NEN Z.
CHANGE OF HOURS.
ON AND AFTER NAY 9th, 1850, trains will
W leave Calvert Station:
The Mail Train daily Except Sundays( at $50
\. NJ, for Emira, Buffalo, Niagara Falls. and all
parts Of Western New York, and Canada. Also,
for Pittsburg Chicago, Cleveland, Cincinnati, st.
Louis, and all parts of the West, Northwest and
Southwest. For Emmitsburg, Lancaster, Leban-
on, Reading and Portsville, and Owinss' Mills,
Reistcrstown, Manchester, Md, and Westminster,
and for Chambersburg and Carlisle, Pa, and for
Hagerstown, Maryland.
The Express Train daily at $50 P. NJ. for Buff
falo and the North, and Canada, and for Pittsburg
and all parts of the West and Northwest and
Southwest.
Travellers can 60 by either of these trains to
Detroit and Chicago via Niagara Falls at the same
cost as By any other route.
A new route to New York is now open by this
road via Harrisburg, Reading, Allentown, Easton
and Jersey City, with only one change of Cars,
over first class roads. Take the $50 A. M. train
through by daylight, at is low fare as by any
other route
Travellers from Washington and the South by
the GEO A. NJ and 800 p. NJ. trains, make connec-
tions with the trains over this road
Buy tickets only to Baltimore
ForTickets and information, apply at the Ticket
Office Calvert Station N. L. corner Of Calvert and
Franklin Streets Baltimore.
JAS. &. CLARKE, Superintendent
JOHN T. RIGNEY,
Assistant Superintendent.
J. II. WARNER, Ticket Agent.
Baltimore, je 7--tf
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lot Wolfe street,
lot franklin street,
lot and Improvement Wolfe street
lot Water street,
lot and imp, Water street,
lot Union,
lot Wilkc and Royal,
lot Union,
lot Union and Wolfe,
lot Union and Wolfe,
lot and imp. Wolfe,
lot and imp. Union,
lot and imp. Union,
lot and imp. Union,
lot Union,
lot and imp. Fairfax,
lot Fairfax, Franklin, and Royal,
lot and imp. Wilke
lot and imp. Water,
OF and imp. Water street and alley
lot and imp. Water,
lot and imp. Fairfax and Duke,
lot Franklin,
lot Strand,
lot Union,
lot Strand,
OF Union ST., River, & Franklin st.
lot Pitt,
lot Gibbon,
lot Duke,
lot and imp. on alley,
lot and imp. Duke,
lot Union,
lot Royal,
lot Fairfax,
lot and imp. Royal
lot and imp. Wolfe,
lot Duke and Union,
lot and imp. Union,
lot and imp. Duke,
lot and imp. Duke,
lot and imp. Water,
lot and imp. Alley and Water st.
ot ard stable Alley and Water ST.
lot Fairfax,
ar. Gibbon, Royal, Franklin, Pitt
lot Water st. and River,
lot Prince,
lot and imp. Royal,
lot and imp. Prince,
lot Water,