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HATS, GAPS, B0NEETS, &c.

JOHN y. EVANS, 80 Eing-strest,
AE UST respectfully informs his numerous Gus
Ifi toners. tiiat he has just received a choice
assortment of B0NNETS, RIBBONS, FLOW
ERS, and RICHES, BONNET SILKS, nc.
Also, large assortment Of Misses FLATS and
Infants HATS, all Of the latest style, which will
he sold low to suit The times. One call will con-
vince I'll that his stock stands unrivnlled for rich
of materials. beauty, and variety of design.
All in want are invited to call and examine.
Also, 4 large assortment of Gentlemen's SOFT
FRENCH HAT and MOLESkIN HAT, Of the
latest style. nh q
7 HATS AND CAPS.
u Ohm ARNOLD has just received from New
York sample stock Of
THE FALL STYLES,
E:nbrar;ny every variety ri FkENCH FEL 7,
UULEShiN und rISSi.TERE hats. Also,
N complete assortment Of
CtlLDREN'S FANCY HATS AND CAPS.
Being III receipt OF our NEW FASHIONS, We
are prepared to ill all orders for SILK HATS
4 call IL solicited to examine the NEW STYLES
E;s- Phoenix Hall Hat and Cap Store.
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LITTLE ClLDRES's DREssEs.-A distin-
guished physician, who died some years since
in Paris, declared: II believe that during
the twenty-Sx years have practiced my pro-
fession in this city, 10000 children have been
! carried to the cemeteries a sacrifice to the
absurd custom of exposing their arms and
necks.'
! eve have often thought, if a mother were
anxious to show the soft, white skin of her
baby, and would cut round hole in the little
things dress, just over the heart, and then
carry it about for observation by the company,
| it would do very little harm. But to expose the
labv's arms, members so far removed from
the heart, and with such feeble circulation at
| best. is most pernicious practice.
Put the bulb of thermometer IN baby 8
mouth; the mercury rises to 10 degrees. Now
carry the same bulb to its little hand; If the
arms be bare and the evening cool, the mer-
curv will sink 10 degrees. Ofcourse, all the
blood that flows through these arms and
hands must fall from ~ to 40 degrees below
the temperature Of the heart. Need | say
that when these cold currents of blood flow
back into the chest the child's general vital
itv must be more or less compromised? And
need | add that We ought not to be surprised
Mt it's frequently occasioning affections of the
lungs, throat and stomach? | have seen
more than one child with habitual cough or
hoarseness or choking with mucus, entirely
and permanently relieved by simply keeping
| it's arms and hands warm. Every parent
has opportunities to witness the same simple
cure. ."-Ltmis' New Gymnastic.
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JENrEE209 J TH2ET.

PApEK-IiANGEh. UHHOL0rERER, GLIDER,
rnu Honsr Uc,"r,tor tn Gemrra!.
ESTI!ll.ST returning his grateful acknowle!ge-
" ncnts 10 lis nuttoGou> lr"mds for their very
liberal encouragement during the w" years nc mas
been amongst them. assures them tha; ii will he i;S
continued ctIor; 10 serve them with promptnc&s,
and at moderate charges. al lis old Stand, No l49,
NURrH SIDE k!SG STREET, ALEXANDRIA. NH ~
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GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
No. /, .%pao?'&' Hh0ri. baltimore,
xbTIhL giy" dtigrn1 personal attention /" all
w business committed I" his riiarFe, And res
pcctfuily >"!iri;< a; his friends and The pn"'r
generally. their r"1,: ig9mca;& "i "fa,:, tl"nE.
Tobarr". &C.. nna their "r,i,rS t"r whatever the
.:i"fri furnishes.
l;aititn,r, ~! ".i-~Iy
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I'll 0 IL Il $ ). JI MI ) = y,
@ACEINIST and
RON FOU \ d + +,

Corner o. G0TaI Gnd WllEbs stT6eLs,
ALEXANDRIA, VA,
IS prepared IL c&ccntc orders for STATIONERY
! STEAM ENGINES, BoiLrRs. Mill Gearing, Shaft.
ing. pmllcyS md hangers Iob"rr"SccewS, r"mpS,
Fans Hide and Hand Ltl!cS. Drill Presses, Wrought
or Cast haiiing, Columns ANA Girer3, Gas or Water
Pipe, and Machinery vi every description. Supe-
rjr CASTINGS made 10 order II short notice And
~, nc irrus up l---nntf
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YEGROES WANrED~-Wc wish - purchase
" ANY number OF NEGROES, Of both sexes.
for cash Al! letters addressed I" Us. at Tins place.
will receive prompt attention. Having n"ushi
the establishment. lately occupied hy MILAN \
Grissby, West end Duke street and having r'hi-
ted it to make it one OF the most healthy an" com
Portable Depot for NEGkOES, we viii receive
them on board on the usual terms
aug S0--eotf PRICE ( tUuh.
NEGROES WANTED.---I wish t. purchase
" any Number of NEGROES. for which I viii
pay liberal prices. Those wishing to sell. viii do
we'll to call on me before selling, 1T my old stand
1T West End, Alexandria. Va.
49, 1e--Itr JOSEPH EREIN.
WALL PAPERS, Of all the rerr latest pat
w terms. furnished and hung in the best m"n-
nsr, al J. P. CLARkE'S New Paper Hanging
and window Furnishing Stare, No. l5S, k!us.
ano V ~ nct .?
strset. - --
CLOVERSEED, of prime quality from the
Y Valles aud Ohio, for sale by
feb Is MEADE Nh n =
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NH :i--2nwiS
BY J. r. Observation-Disclosures
(SNM AlS.INNENS,S SAlE NE 4 NAllLA

By !. =. Observation-Disclosures
TOMMlS3IONERS'S SALE OF 4 YALUA-
~ BLE FARM IN ALEXANDRIA COUNTY.
BY virtue Of IL decree of the Circuit Court OF
Alexandria county, rendered in the suit Of Louisa
Hunter vS. Tcch:nan anG Williams, the under
signed Commissioners, will, On SATURDAY,
THE fra DAY OF ArR1I., 1861 in front Of the
Mayors Office. in the city Of Alexandria, sell at
public auction, that valuable farm known us
"SUMMEk HILL,' on the Alexandria and
Washington Turnpike, and about midway between
the !wo cities The farm contains about 100
ACRES. Of which about one third is i'll wood.
Ii is we'll improved, and commands the benefit OF
the three markets oi Washington, Georgetown,
and Alexandria.
TERMS One. tenth the purchase money in
cash, and the residue in three equal instalments,
ut &, 2, and Is months, 10 be secured by the
bombs Of the purchaser, and retention OF the
title rill the bonds are paid.
CHRISTOPHER NEALE, rors
GEORGE ". BRENT,
feb 2S-2awtd
DuBLIC sAI,E.--By virtue Of L deed of trust
/ from Vim. Baker and wife. dated the 20th day
Of February, 1865, and duly of record, lhe un-
dersigned as Trustee therein named, will proceed
on TDrr'cy, III" l6h doy n Aprii, 1861, at -
o'rori. u. in front Of the Mayors Office, in the
city OF Alexandria, Va, to sell ut public sale, a
tsss.SS5A1 BRICK TEN L NJ l. n Z and LOT OF
ls=s;a GROUND, situated at the Southeast cor
ner OF Duke and Pitt streets, in the said city of
Alexandria. fronting % feet Duke street and
extending back the width "f the front 90 feet, TO
All alley IS feet wide The undersigned selling
AZ Trustee, will convey such title aS is vested in
him by said deed. Terms Of sale cash
FRANCIS i. SMITH, Trustee.
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For RENT.

IT. FOR KENT.-Thc spacious [ . X l.
:::i5 HOUSE. on King street. occurie,! by Wit
mcr / Bros. during the past eight years. THIS
house fronts on king street 81 2ct, extending
back - Feet wiicmS to - feet. which width II
maintains 10 its extreme length, II feet. There
is = basement under the entire building. well
lighted and arranged Cor hr<inr>>. The second
<:urv roai;,ir< a Carpet H""in - by 10 feet
Tier, are S..vrya! SKY sights looking int" the main
store. Tne above house hUist Tor. ai;! la"
been uccaIi!ct: as Drv Ho"dS ,'t"rc Tor :IAtre"
wears, ana! has comlnanJtd during this zine the
largest trade in this city. Possession given 2lSi
Of March, {. ". TAYLOR.
mh j--dtl2M&cni:
- EOR RENT--A three story l. L X
- HOUSE, nn the corner oi Union stree ami
Fayet,c AIey-a good stand for any business.
Possession given Immediately. NH 2S-;i
40 FOR EENT-Thc three story STORE
;".1l and DWELLING. on Fairfax. oned""r south
o. Tiur street. ncxr door IN ar. Richard h..
CarneS Store. The location is Il good "n" for any
kind ot business. an,; the dwelling j. very com
tnrabr an,i convenient. Tie KEY ma" DC i;'d ny
applying to AIr. Caru". Possession given iinmc-
t;atclv. mh oi--llw. +. ). MURPHY.
Is,.s DWELLING FuK EENT~-Iu;cudirz :
E#ll to re.:.uvc from thc city, offer Tor r'n' my
DE "iLiN,! HOUSE. No III King street. the
house is large and well arranged Ard /: IL good
order. Far ,erm> apply at iae house. "r !" An
drew .IanicSo". esq.
ori I'll JAMES +. 80 ii.
- FOR KENT.-Ths STORE No. II. i; the
MI; corner oi King and Fairfax streets Also. tie
STORE neN, door. Ne - kin-, stree.
jan l--eott '''fiN -
- FOR RENT.--Tnc tire" story STORE,
s;$$ No. Az. !tins street. with lie three story
/ 4 = !; III the A!I;tE IL
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CABINET, CHAIR. AND SOFA MAAUFAC-
~ TORY. No l5O King street, AierG"a"id, v".
Having lately fitted up one Of the hnndsomest
and most spacious WarcroomS in the city, tor the
FURNITURE BUSINESS. | respectfully invite
public attention to my large stock of FURNl-
TuRE, which | am constantly increasing. Per-
Sons visiting our city Will ind ii to their adran-
tage t" give me It call rs th" ran -e uT my GOODS,
III respect To quality and price. j. such 10 cover
tha wants ami views OF all. Ny stock com iriSoa
Mahogany Sofas, Rocking Cane aui Wood Seat
Sitting Chairs. Sil.ho"ris. Dressing Bureaus,
tmarble top ana pIaiu,l Marble Top and Plain
Wash Stands, Marble Top Sofa, Card, Book. and
Fancy Tables. Cottage Set. Bed>toads Of al pat
terms, such Us High, Fielding, French, Low-Post
Trrndle Bedste4d$. several patterns CT Cottage
Bedsteais; Hat Racks. Wardrobes. Looking elias.
sss, ana Il large number OF other articles embraced
IL the business.
.nSv- Beds, Bolsters, Pillows, Mattresses, &c.
constantly on hand.
.or1 2-tf JAMES Fl. DEVAUGHN.
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DIKECTGRS:
II. w. Thomas, Ben F. Nalc,
T. b. Robertson, Jane. = Cluso,
Or. r. H. Stah!cr, Thomas T. Hill.
Chrj<tnrhcr Eea.c, R. IL. Carter,
p o. Lijsconh Wm. Wright,
Silns B;g!uw, i. Y. Lester,
Y. ii. Turner, George l. French
4. 4. B!ahcy. VIA. {. Knight.
OFFICERS:
Il. u. Thomas. rr"$'t. Dr.. Z. H. >iahier' 1rc,T.
I. J.. Robertson, E'rcSt hr'. wright, Secretary
i. [. iItlth, Ac;u"rT d Hencr' Agent.
my 7--esdty
uopTrJTp7r Ezs7-zaIyrE COMPANY!
NJ ! Nn,rc,rr Srprpr I,nxDn.
th'"'+j.''ed !" iS;a'.' .,aoo ~,
t"P'"'' %nsHnuo". -..nmn. h'''""t' !? ''-''''""
Ghlt y 1''roiN"' f5sil's'
"PFi'E IA C"ESTN'T STREET. H''Aph"'"'"'
yL u:..,,.
,,,., ,,,.,..,, m,,,.,,, James K,r.
,@,,yI,., i:ii sir ;,t,s. T. M,tirgor, Bart
Tic,,.a, y Far4uhar. william Wrstgnrlt
Wi"in Miller. VI p 'h"''"""'
:; +. t!rtr!rf' M'''i2'". ,~r,' ,..
The Policies OF ih" NohEHEf'H A7>t IA H"T
COMPANY are not only guaranteed hy Large
al q.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-04-01

- FOR NEW Y0Rk.~~The regular pack
sS.4ss. eli schooner ARCTIC, Hicks. master, Will
have despatch Fer freight, apply 10
WM. Il. FOWLE 4 son,
NH 81 No /. South WharreS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-04-01

xT-~S> THE STEAMER GEO. PAGE,
.sassss - caves Alexandria mt *, 5. 10, l.,
=, ana 81 o'clock.
leaves Washington nj g., .. IL, |. 3. and 9!
O'clock. feb 81 s. GEDNEI, Captain.
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- VESSELS WANTED FOR NORFoLk X,
$500. Dispatch given. App!yto
mi, 90 FOWLE i CO.
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.

THROUGH TICKETS TO RICHM1ND.
~ =. -. ;:.,:i
DY AGREEMENT VITA the Alexandria, Lou
- doun and Hampshire Rairoa' Company.
Throuyh TicLcts mW hr'cojtrr b. i~~""d "|cr Ii"
O.uag. nnd l}c.rundri" ami C:"t,"i h";ir""d&.
iron, Ell the S'niiuns"n III" AIDrr'ri,i". Lo":'o""
and Humpshjrc Hond 10 hi"hm""" "t r'''ncr"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-04-01

CoScERr.-The concert tonight, for the
benefit of the Old Dominion Rifles should be
attended by all lovers of sweet sounds
The gentlemen composing the Club by
which tho concert is to be given are acknowi-
edged to be superior vocalists and treat
will be experienced by the audience.
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c. c, S& i IL

&C. B&ADLET.
CABINET. CHAIR i SOFA FAMANtFACTURER.
Garner # king d. a tre'jst#. A|".cn"d'j", Va.
As constantly Oh hand and offers to the pub
! i lie, an excellent assortment "t Cabinet " are,
Sofas and Chairs Of every ;aricy, and Oh the low
est terms. which, ior durability and finish, cannot
n, s,,~rossr.I NH fly
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-04-01

EAsrER-Y esterday was the festival Of
Easter, and as such was celebrated. The
word Easter is derived from the Saxon, o.
ter-the one word significant of the great
act of Liie-to Rise-the great event with
out which the word of Heaven itself tells US,
our Faith is vain, and our hope may not fol-
low the Dead. Its occurrence to the Chris
tian people Of this land was never under
such circumstances as now. The hour OF
the present doubt and distrust-perhaps the
predatory hour to cuamity-is that in which,
Whatever NAV be the shadows that envelop
that which is of the earth, earthly, the great
Truths of Heaven that span from earth to
the skies, risuin their majesty, as speaking
in their consultations to the Immortal. The
voice that comes from the Earth and from
the Heavens on Easter, is of the Resurrection
Of the Savior. The hatred, the love, the war,
the peace Of the frenzied or friendly hours
of this time, as written on the calendar Of
Earth's record, fade in the air; but the heart
may hear amidst all its throbbing Of mortal
striving the same voice of the Peace beyond
the Stars-CuRIsT is risen! and the soul,
with the gaze Of Faith, sees as did the First
Martyr cut Of the very darkness OF death,
'thc Heavens opened, and JESUS standlngon
the riyht hand of COP. - Chnrchndn.
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ORANGE 6. ALEXANDRIA, RAILROAD.

- ias sg9.
EKsS 5 !. =. z r-st .--sSs.s:a
nA and ALTER SATURDAY, January 18th,
~ 1851, a TRAIN will leave Alexandria daily,
for hynchburg and the Southwest, connecting AT
Gordonsrl!c with the Trains the Virginia Cen
trail Railroad, for Richmond, Charlottesville,
Staunton, &c, ana with the Train the Manassas
Gap Railroad, for Woodstock, Mt. Jackson. &c.
Through Tickets to RICHMOND. LYNCH
BURG, KNOXVILLE, MEMPHIS, NASH
VILE, MOBILE, MONTG0MERY, and NEW
ORLEANS, III the Ticket Office. corner Of Duke
and Henry streets
Leave Alexandria al ia. \. H.. and arrive 1t
Lyrchburg NJ 3 40, p. ".
Leave Lvnchhurg 1t $40, \. H., anI arrive n
Alexandria AT l.jU, p. NJ.
J. Nj. Bk0ADUS, General Ticket Agent.
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FOR THE NORTH. WEST, and HVaIEi :" s''4 :
F-. acz. -. ~ ea2;z;1
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY.
STNNER 4 il Il y & = u ENT
~N ANA leFrp NAV a~,h isfa tr,rs will
I Isaye ralyrrt St,tinn.
rhe N.il Train daily except Sundays ut $50
4 NJ for Elmira. BuHnlo. Sin-ara Fails ana all
parts Of Western New York, aud Canada. Also
for Pittsbury, Chicago. Cleveland. Cincinnati. ST
Louis. and ali parts Of the West. Northwest and
Southwest For EmmitShurg, Lancaster. Lcban-
on Reading and pott&yille. anG OwmgS Mills.
Reisterstown, Manchester. Ma, ana Westminster.
and for Chamhersburs ana Carlisle, Pa. aud for
HnyerStown Marylund.
The Express Train daily =. 80 p. II. for Bnt
falo an,i the North. ana Canada. ,nl i"r Pi.&bur;
and all parts o: the Wr>! ami Northwest and
Southwest.
Travellers can 30 by either ot these trains to
Detroit and Chicago vu Niagar" Fails 4! the saline
cost as by ans other route.
new route 10 New York is now open by this
road via Harrisburg Reading, Allentown, Ea sion
and Jersey CITY. with only one change of Cars.
over first class roads. Take the $40 A. NJ. train
through by daylight, at low fare a. hy any
orheT 1anrs
49, .o0 A. ,naa1np r trim. ,n,k.,., ,.,,,,r,..
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PASSED Up.--The g. S. steamer Aaacostia
passed up the Potomac en- Saturday after
noon last. en- route from Norfolk to Wash
ingtOn.
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FIRE INSURANCE NOTICES. &C.
SOUTHERN PROTECTION INSURANCE
COM Z 4 y Y,
ALENANDRTA. VIRGINIA.
CAPITAL OVER $4,000 DOLLAT

AND CONSTANTLY INCREASING
The Charter Of this Company offers more tnvora-
bic advantages - the farmer and others, than any
Company chartered in The State, by inSuring
with or without Il premium note. II the applicant
prefer, he can pay the full aneunt Of the premium
in casa, OF by ctccting Il cash Insurance for two
years. III. insured sarc$ one-e! shta of The amount
he would otherwise Eavc 10 pay: or hT becoming L
member. a.. giving $ui:Iil prsm;uia n"tc, the ia
.,,rct saves nearly half Of tic auiCG;s charged
hy Siurk Companies, when in*uring from Year 10
year. Ihis il the advantage resulting !r"rn Tho
combination Of the
CASH AND MUTUAL PRINCIPLE.
This Company cUu!mcnccd issuing t"llc'ta
against loss or damage by ire, the 18th day Of
March, 1884. since whicii~time seven thousand
aaycn hundred persons nave insured and become
members Of the Company, ana over seventy th"u-
sand dollars have been paid Tor losses. Having
increased our business during the past year We feel
grate:u! for the lihera! patronage bestowed "rou
the Company thus far, ani for lis fatterinS praS-
poets of future usefulness. The Director. hope
and believe, that, BY prudence, caution, and rigid
system Of economy, they will establish ;2r THIS
Company = reputation for chcaHneSs ana safety
not surpassed by any Company in the [. States.
All differences in settlement! Of losses, may he
determined by three diSn;crcSieG aroltraors "i the
County where such loss happened, 10 he mutually
chosen by the insured and the Company.
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F. VESSEL WANTED for philadelphia.
%SSSessAA Dispatch given. Apply 10
mh Is F0WLE K co.
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TO THE PUgLIC.

DARIAN WARE--We have Just received two
L hogshealS of pariau Ware ot our own i,npora
tions, consisting of Vases. Pitchers, Rose Water
Ewers, Cologne Bottles, Match Boxes, Hot Punch
and Moasses Jugs suitable for Christmas presents,
which we offer greatly reduced prices
l2mol3 +. II. MILLER, SON i CO.
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MANASSAS CAP RAILROAD.

yIs ~ 81; sss7 --ss:s::: -
esY - .Essa
PASSENGERS for this Road viii leave the
i Alcxandria Station, in the Orange Tran 1T
:, 4. Nj, daily (Sunday> excepr|,l arrive 1T AL
exandria II, ?. II. Through tickets Ly this route
to Mddlebur@ and Winchester.
The Train. leave Mnal,t Jackson daily (Sun-
days cxceptoi.? ~ 1:%V, A. NJ, aud arrive 1t Al
cxundria ii i:35. Z. u.
" off EDWARD GREEN. Treasurer.
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i. j. !lr#rHEEN>.. H. Il. TALiAF#kRo.
HUMPHREYS & TALIaFER2G,
(SrCC&S&0RS TO MARSHALL. i ca.
GrGrj.s, CnnmixsioM and F0ytrd1ning
AIERCIIANTS.
10. II King straot, Alexandria, Va.
EsrEnENcnS :--lic>$Ts. Fnwlc K Co., Alexan-
iria. Va.
John &. Bcalc, Fnuquicr county, Virginia.
.Ino. S. Barbour, jr., Cnlpcpcr county, Virginia.
C"l. John Willis, Orange county, Virginia.
Wm Bayne. Baltimore, Maryland.
.jno. s. Bn~kner, Rappahannock cnunty. VA.
Edward {. Marshall, Fauquier county. Virginia.
IL TT
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MILITARY MEETISG.-At q meeting of
the Old Dominion Rifles, held at their Ar
mory on Saturday evening, after the drill,
the subject of the cheers given on Thursday
night being under consideration, Lieut.. W.
W. Fowle offered the following resolution,
which was unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That hereafter there shall be no ex-
preston of political sentiments in this Company
NJ any meeting for business, drill OF parade.
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L. l 81 III III I s:i ::::i: 81;
NN AND AFTER this date. the freight trains
" Of the Orange ami Alexandria Railroad
will leaya Alexandria on Monday, Wednesday.
and Friday only ani return an Tuesday, Thurs
day. aud Saturday.
J. f. LATHAM, Agent Transportation.
feb 81 Orungcan,i Alexandria Il. Il. Co.
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WAsHIScToN MoSUNENT.-An appeal to
the people in behalf of the Washington
Monument is made by Secretary Brent, of
the Association, in which it is stated that the
troubles Of the times, as we'll as the changes
usual to new administration, have caused
great falling off in the Post Office contribu-
tions, and the Secretary therefore deems it
proper to bring the claims of the monument
before the people.
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F0R BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RIVER
LANDINGS.

LANDINGS
INCREASED ACCUMMODATION.
szs The "DIAMUNU STATE Captain
aszlss So = ones, will leave Alexandria on Sat
uriay ut . o'clock, +. NJ, aad returning, will
leave Baltimore Wednesday,, ut o'clock, 7.
NJ, or earlier, if loaded. and all surplus freight
will be taken BY the st. Nicholas.
.T4ep The "ST. NICu0LAS, Captain
,sss1s-sssT. sszsss,ssssT kerwin, will leave Washington
81 ) o'c!ork. aud Alexandria N ! o'clock, A. NJ,
on Saturday morning, aad returning viii leave
Baltimore ON Wednesday ut O'Clock, ?. NJ, and
will call at the following landings To land and
receive passengers ami freight Point Lookout,
Fords, BroenS. and Coad's Wharves, Piney
Point. Stones Wharf, Chuppell Point, Pops es
Creek and all the established upper landings on
the Maryland Shore, and White Point. Matthias
Poiat. and Boyd's Hole, OF the Virgins Shore
NH WHEAT L BRO, Agents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-04-01

= W n II y II " u L III L S
Tho fav5ritr steamer COLUMBIA, Capt. James
Harper. has recently seen put in complete order,
having had added ~ her former accommodations
spacious saloon ami fourteen comfortable state
rooa$ with entire new bedding and other iurni-
ture ani will until the ga September next. leave
Baltimore EVERY SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
II four c'c!ock--thus afordins passengers and
shippers two hours more in Baltimore, aud arriv-
ing al Point Loohou, and kinsale 1t more con-
y.aient hours in the uurning. Returning, the
Columbia will leave Rilcy'S wharf, Washington,
EVERY WEDNESDAY MORNING, ats SIX. and
Alexandria at seven o'clock, calling at all the
usual stopping places, going and returning, to
lanl and receive passengers and freight
Since the COLUMBIA has been enlarged, II
rarely happens that she cannot take considerable
additions 10 her usual freight Shippers there
fore having large lots of guano pig iron, und 9th
sr freight can have them carried by Specia! agree
-aent, on torus mutually advantageous, on apph-
Cation 10 the following agents.
CNAS. WOkTlINGTON, Baltimore.
WHEAT i BROTHER, Alexandria,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-04-01

JUVENILE CoNcERT.-A Concert Of Sacred
and Secular Music, will be given by the
classes from the several Sabbath Schools,
under the tuition of Professor Hosford, OF
the Lyceum Hall, on tomorrow evening.
The success which has attended these
Concerts on former occasions, will, no doubt,
attract large audience.
Professor Hosford is doing good work in
the way of cultivating a taste for Sacred
and Secular Music among the Juveniles in
our city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-04-01

CyOAL,--N'hitc ana E..i Ash Anthracite aad
{ } Cumi,.r:and C0Al.>; on hand, and being CON
stan,iy received. for sale y carEn. car. load or
.:m',I:,, law AnrIy to y. g. SMITH.
l:.tS~ Orders may be left NJ Potomac INSURANCE
ONT ,r nv ,1te. nu The Wharf, between Game
ron and Qnren streets. "''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-04-01

y AISlN>,-
IL 100 boxes prime New Layers
bnGra
~ ha!t -
- quarters prime Ne" Ennrh' now IN store,
and II which ". invite ihr attention "t the trade
het,rc ordering elsewhere
F. 4. REED < Co,
noy Il No. i, South Wharvcs.