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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-04-17

4 LII MUST acknowledges these are hard times,
- and il becomes all 10 save what they can. My
stock IS complete, and "te: Inducements to all
ut my BROOM AND WOODEN WARE STORE,
where he found
200 dozen Packets.
% i"As:n = lloup do.
81 dozen Horse do.
~ dozen Flour and Meal 40.
80 dozen Zinc Wash Boards: ~ oz. " ou,i 80.
80 nest Market Baskets: large lot freuch do.
Gn0 gross Matches
~ nest Cedar Tubs
% dozen Barrel :.nG S;nh Churna
10 dozen Half Bushcl Measures
10 dozen Pecss and Kali Pecks
COO dozen Broolns; - dozen "hiSps
l0 dozen Hearth Brcons
100 gross Mason Biacking
} dozen Mats
White Wash, Window, Shoe and Srrubbins Brush
cS. lower than ever sold in this market before. |
will sell from ~ 10 900 "yosS OF Matches ri tac-
toy prices. Al solicit is call aud will try
to please aiI. l.. HERRING.
ap j i'"ya! street. 4 doors South OF King.
s jGAANURIA LIBRARY COMPANY.-
"a Library kept in the souil-rounl, Grst-Stcry,
u the LrcErM HALL, S. ". corner of Prince aud
Washington streets. Open every ,!;.y from. j to
O'Clock, P. N. Annual subscriptions -; six
months, $l.JG; three months, s.. Volumes in
Library, nearly 3.!90.
srcsident--R. l.. CAHSE. JH.
Vice preSdeur-SrLvAXuS AtILLsK JH.
DIRECTORS -
Sylvester Scott, Andrew Jamie2on,
3ynjar,in Bartou Elisha j. Miller,
tiror-c il. Fowlc. Stephen Swa!a,
john A. MiIburn. John West.
'GrcasnraH-Andrcw Jameson.
my 5-!r J. SAM'L. WlNSATI. Librarian.
II DIHNER Al5g TgA SETS
E EENCll PORCELAIN DINNER SETTS,
white gold band, and decorated.
French Porcelain PLATES, DISHES, &c, &e.,
separate, Tor sets.
French Porcelain TEA SETS. white, white and
gold, gilt and decorated.
English White Granite TEA SETrS and PlEC rs,
separate
English White Gtani'= Gwers and basins, anu
Chambers.
giish White Granite Foot Baths. Slop jars. &c.
DO. do. do. Pitchers. Mugs. Be, &C.,
in any quantities. wholesale and retail, at prices
thatcannot fail 10 please.
9TH mo 81 y 4. MILLER. son & co.
TO The PUBLIC,
:ATTN!; rrraived an agency IRON, the Orange
{ 4 Factory. Grange Co.. NORTH Carolina. for The
al. Of their COTTON YARNS. hall FROM this
.lafc he PREPARED 10 Ill! ri! orders for the same.
factory prices. Thes" YARNS are pnt up in
wrappers aud numbered, ard ere warranted 10 be
as good If not bett2r. than YARNS manufactured
i, The Northern Factories.
THOMAS. PERRY.
iau 3I--d3m No. j, So,.th Wharrr4.
IYROUND PLaSTER.-We offer for sale h-sr
VI WINDSOR PLASTER vrvurd very fine in
onl o"n M;l II 81 per ton Of 2210 lbs. delivered
to cars OF 10 vessels. The price will not be advan-
ed. and the farmer rely upon getting the hest
article. fresh ground, whenever they MAJ order.
a % MEADE & MAkfE.
,~y,rnIp- r,L~rs ,,l rnSEEf,Ty0NERS
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FIRE INSURANCE NOTICES, &c,
SOUTHERN PRoTECTION INSURANCE
cow 4 " !,
ALEXANDRIA,, VIRGINIA.
nanrrar nNEp o5n Gn0 n0IIaps

vearS the insured saves one-vghtl II the amoun
he would otherwise have to pay; OF ny becoming
,.nh,.r and .,iviu.c = SNAIL premium uoic, the in
s"'sa ''nu iIf r ,n r,,rgr,
Srcu saves "':''i: "'''i'-'' ., ~; ",l!''' .,
u" "'''T ,Thjs 49," ,1'.,.,n.. ~,.ni,ne- tr,n i
combination of the
CASH AND MUTUAL rRiNClPLE.
This Company uummcccci issuing Policies
against loss 0. o"las' ~ "'' y" ~. u1
seven w hundred versions have insured aud become
members OF the Company and over se's"'x th""
sand dollars nave oeGn Pai' !oE 'oSSs" 49, tns
''erc:$%' our business Gu'lt .''a Is' ,r,r
S'''ri"' i'' 'n" 'i'e'' a..i,,,, ,>,,,
''1 ~ NV r;,7 hon,
poets OF lH'4re usefulness l"o n,'eSl>I. HoTt
I'D" oeieFe' '"a'' ~ ''''' I:, a." -:
system ol economy ''ey wiz eSl""I'"N ,''
,'hi2ahy i" tG'"e"''n .'r ~ ~, y st,taS
not SurnlSSc" ~ any NoI'P"H5 III t''' - S''''s'
Aii 3lHtfrhccS III set'cuietl " ioSSeS' '":
octcrnihc" py thFce "'S;h'ereS'ee u -
County where such loss happene"' 60 DC n!u'o"nS
CHOSEN by tae insured anu inc CoENahy'
:! " Tho,,,s ! nen, p Nalle
z u. Robertson. James y. Close,
Dr r n S,ablrr. Thomas r. nnl,
Cbr;,ionh.r Neal. & Il. Garter.
p y I;ns,,,,b W,n. WRIGHT,
S:l,s R;g,oy. i. +. Lester,
VI N Turner lIcnrre f. French
A p Dinknl. ~, e Hni.i.t.
DFFTCERH:
!! - Thomas. pra,t DR., Z. II. S.a3icr. Tre'r.
y !. Robertson i pras't T,n. W,iul,t Secretary.
= g HllI,. actuar, ( General Ayen:.
.s.it,
>,---,,1,x,,
%oA f-1E.-7 -'9o : 1eti+:oi- si - ,'11 ~tai A''
+"' '"""I' 9.,,,t, =! =, - > =. ~: .. ''''''
oop -
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NOTICE.

xITSS> THE STEAMER THOMAS COL
,---4-as 5.=s-sa sLlER will leave Alexandria. at Il
o'clock in the morning, to connect with the :
O'clock cars Tor Baltimore.
ap lb--tf SAMUEL BAKER. Captain.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-04-17

SPRING GOODS! SPRING GOODS!
/ HAVE now open and ready for sale my
L Spring supply Of FANCY and USEFUL Ar
TICLES, which | offer 10 the public cheap as
they can he found in this city. name in part
the following articles: Trimmings an4 Buttons
o. ali the latest styles: Worstrd and Silk Bindings
Velvet and othcr Ribbons. Hoped Skirts, Of SUI
pcrior quality; Head Nc;ts, Of al The latest vare
ties; CorSct- Gloves aud GauntlctS, Hosiery,
Leather, Silk and Col! Belts; Jctt and Gilt
CLASPS: Gold ana Wax Beads: Spanglcs, Hair.
Tooth. Nail. Shaving and Cloth Brushes; Drcs-
sing, TEckn... Pocket, Puff, Side. Neck and Long
Combs; Travelling and .Schoni SatchelS, Port aio-
l,aioS and iurScs. Soap anG Pcriumcries. Cloud:
and MnTipn>a$, Chillrcn'S jackets and Hoods,
Knitting, Sewing and Emhroidering Cotton En-
hroiIcrins and Sewing Silks; Pins, Needles
Hooks and Eyes, Thread, Twilled and Linen
TAPES, Tape Triinnli.g, Crochet Braid and Nee
dies. Walking Caues. Looking Glasses, and va
riety Of "t!lcr articles, which can be bought cheap
for cash. III {. G.. BERRY =,
ar = Nn. p. King street.
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VI. ELDRIpE r..

2 A REED Co,
CUN.Hi$SiUN .IEHtN.iNT$.
No i. >orrn WuAa> ~. ALEXANDRIA. Va.
VIII keep constantly on hand Il good supply a
FISH -
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NEW ARRANG ENT.

.r=-n WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA
{ -: - - AND ETOWN STEAM
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-04-17

RAiLRoAD.
&c g Do - ..:* -
DAILY LINE BEIWEEN ALEXANDRIA an..
WINCHESTER, l'S"~'i,'y. ,"'r'rt~')
Viz Fair" rh"rch. Iicnn", H"i,J"r .. H.. H""ter !"
UiN, Thornf"n Heradua, G"ilor.i. f"r.aj~.ii,
LEESBiRG. !f,miiton, Pnrrc'i,r:Hr, .%ns"&s,@-
snie, CaHicmnD'~ Ferry, and Z yHrHie. III tie
Alccnndriu, Lon,i1na ",a Homp~+irs H"ijro"d
ant Means H. Lurrctfs mrs: rjt@> Vtti to"chts.
On and after Aionday 2lSt inst, will leave 'hc
Depot at Alexandria. 1T 5, i. NJ, and arri'" ri
Winchester j, =. II.
Leave Winchester at 5, 4. W., ana L"eSbuTg
IL, A. NJ, ARRIVING 1t Alexandria = y. VI, in
tuo Tor Immediate connexion with Washington
and Baltimore.
To and fropl Winchester, S3.25: Eerryvil!c. -:
Leesbury. ) 30. Intermediate points III pg"l'"r-
tiuu- = ti. : = - =,
my IT-lt: G"neral Superintendent.
1861. Spring and Summer arrangement 1861.
(. - E5 -. 81 s.=: z.:
ADAMS EXPRESS CG&f.h2
INVITE the attention o; the public u the taci:i-
! ties afforded by this Company. IL. the 'io:c! "n
safe conveyance OF Specie, banh Notes. NHI'2@i'
packages heavy and bulky freight, tVc.
EXPRESSES for the East. !" Baltimore. 'hi!a-
dclphia. New York, Boston, Providence. El"l:"rd
&c, close at our office daily, At | o'ci"cE, /. III
EXPRESSES for the South, - Rica'a"od, trod-
ericlsS burg, Petersburg. and tor points Ill North
Carolina Sout!! Carolina, ana Georgia, close a
our office daily, st o'clock, p. NJ
EXPRESSES for Lynvhburg, Bristol. Knoxville
Chattanooga Nashville, Memphis, New Orleans
and intermediate points. (v'a Orange ana -7'e%9!
lria Railroad,l close II; orr ":t!"c =! $50. r. "
Our EXPRESSES are always ac"orl""''':5 ~
p,.- ~,,ir rFur r.ri Il. -
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- FOR NEW I0Rk-.OAD REGULAR
$50 UNE.--The Schr. HAMILTON, Captain
Ogden, will have despatch. Apply 10
Wi. II. FOWLE Il son,
an@S VI Scuth WnurycS
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MISCELLANEOUS READING,

PETER THE GREATS VISIT TO ENGLANp,-
Peter the Greats person, and visit to Eng
land from Russia, in 1893, is thus described
in Macaulay's last volume:
The Russian Princes stately form, his in =
tellectual forehead, his piercing black eyes.
his Tartar nose and mouth, his gra clous
smile, his frown, black with all the stormy
rage and hate OF barbarous tyrant and
above all strange nervous conyulson.
which sometimes transformed bis counte-
nance, during a few moments, into al OBJ.
ject OH which it was impossible to look with
out terror; the immense quantities of meat t
which he devoured; the pint of brandy which
he swallowed, and which, it was said, he bad
carefully distilled with his own hands; the
fool who jabbered at his feet, the monkey
which grinned at the back of his chair, were,
during some weeks, popular topics OF conver-
sation. He meanwhile Stunned the public
gaze with naughty shyness which inhau
curiosity. He went to play; as soon as be
perceived that pit, boxes and galleries were
staring, not at the play, but at him, he re-
tired to back bench. where he was screened
from observation by his attendants.
He was desirous to see a sitting of the
House or LORDS; put, as ne was determined
not to be seen, he was forced to climb up the
leads, and to peep through small wind y.
He heard with great interest the royal assent
given to bill for raising FL 500, 900 by land
tax, and learned with amazement that this
sum, though much larger by one half than
the whole revenue which he could wiring from
the population of the immense empire of
which he was absolute master, was but
small part of what the Commons of England
voluntarily granted every year to their con.
stitutional king.
William judiciously humored the whims
of his illustrous guest. and stole to Norfolk
streetso quietly that nobody in the neigh.
borhood recognized His Majesty in the thin
gentleman who got out Of the modest looking
coach at the Cars lodgings. The Car re-
turned the visit with the same precautions.
and was admitted into kensington House by
a back door. twas afterwards known that
he took no notice of the fine pictures with
which the palace was adorned. But over
the chimney of the sitting room was plate.
which, by ingenious machinery, indicated
the direction ofthe wind, and with this plate
he was in raptures.
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,T-.., THE STEAMER GEO. PAGE,
-z-sssi - siesvcs Alexandria at *, 5, 10, l.,
II aul )! o'clock.
h,av-> Washington ut IL, .. II, /, ,, and b4
= clock itch - ;. GEDNEI, Captain.
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THE ALEXANDRIA, SHOE FACTORY.

c. A. BALDWIN & CO., PRopRIEToaS.
I5AVING removed to their new and spacious
IL warehouse, at the northeast corner Of King
and Royal streets, invite the attention Of Southern
and Western merchants aud dealers generally to
their extensive and well assorted stock of goods
consisting of Il great variety Of Mems, Homen's,
.H.~r~, Bny*, YonAa, and Chitdren's Roots. Shees,
and Erog"ns, both scwed and pcgged OF Calf,
Kip, Bull, Grain, Split, Enamelcd, and Patent
Leather; also large stack Of Lndie~ f"e shoes and
cutters, Of Morocco, Kid, Goat, Lasting, &C., all
Of which viii be sold as low as they can be pur-
chased in any market, of the same quality and
style. Having made extensive preparations for
the manufacture Of goods, we hope to receive the
cncourag cement OF the Southern trade, we are
determined tu do Al in our power TO make their
dealings with US satisfactory.
We have also r store large stock Of Hats and
Caps, o the latest atj les which We have just re-
ceivcd from tie factories and which will be sold
low aug3l
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HUNTON 81 RIDGELI
;gaSEiEGTvA { /

WASHINGTON & CO.,
Grocery, li,,"or. and Commissions Merchants,
70. II, UNION STREET,
ALEEAN NDEIA. \.
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CHINA, GLASS AND EARTHEEWARE

BY TUE sN1r PETREA, DIRECT PROM LIVERPOOL,
ASD oTnEn ARRIVALS, We have received our
FULL FALL SUPPLIES.
OdO CRATES OF QUEENsWARE, of all
A4U grades
500 PACKAGES cut, pressed, and COMMON
GLASSWARE
s HHDS. and other packages F + N II
PORCELAIN
q BONES Powhatan PIPE HEADS
1000 REED PIPE STEMS. with IN asSort-
ueut o; FANCY GOODS
Ivory handled and Gutta Percha handled Knives
Piui,ct; aud Britannia frame Castors, with cut
or moulded bottles.
With nurusua assortment Of STA PIE GOODS,
always rd hand, we Halter ourselves that
supply country merchants, Hotel keepers, and
private families, with a. complete assortment OF
GOODS i'll our line, as can be found in any other
establishment, and at prices which favorably COM
pare with any in the larger cities
A full supply of WINDOW GLASS, of all sizes.
Superior polished French heavy Looking Glass
PLATES. ordered TO suit Piers Of any dimensions.
9th mo 90 r. Ii. MILLER, SON l. co.
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EGST rcccvci II toI' supply OF Cook Slaves,
y Tire l.rs,lcr.s Diamond Rock. Nevada, Penn
*rlvanian and other Stoves.
H. |. GREGORY.
NH 2S No. lis and 30 King street
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To and frou Winchester. 1926: Berryvi!c. So:
Leesbury. SI.JO. Intermediate points in pro!'"r
ti,n ". ;sl.ET;E,
my lT-lt: H"neral Superintendent.
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I,ROiTND PLaSrER.-We offer for sale h-st
VI WINDSOR PLASTER. vrourd very fine in
onr o~n MIL. II ST perton Of $3.50 lbs. delivered
to or to vessels The price Will not be advan-
cad. "nl the farmer can rely upon getting the hest
article. fresh ground, whenever they MAJ order.
ia % MEADE & MAETE.
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tCtIN E:Ah5ELaII"
ATTNRTE y 4 A II ,-.iirr""drio ia.
~" nfHo" on R,ral street. lately occupied by
A i c. z. Stuart. az - e
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-07-09
Wholesale Dry Goods.
TRABUE 81 LUCAS.

NTT receiving stock OF Spring and Summer
w Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, Clothing Boots, Shoes
and Brogans Variety Goods Hardware Cutlery, Bats Carpet
excusvely Of Importers and Manufacturers panic prices
to which call special attention Of prompt paying and
Dealers only Our House shall be head quarters cash
and those who make Gilt Edged Notes and pay them
That may be fully understood positively that
intend to sell Goods for cash and who pay their
notes when due (enly.J
In addition to regular Wholesale business will advance
cash every description CT Goods Wares Merchandise
Furniture, Groceries, Produce &c, &c. &C. to be sold at
auction for cash. No Goods aid account st Auc
ton.
Auction sales every Tuesday and Tuesday night exclusively
cash. All persons having Goods to sell Auction, will
please turn them in and get the money plump up.
maT2-tJ TRABUE LUCAS.
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NO. SO broad STREET,

RI manufacturing sx horse power portable steam Engines
n suitable for printing Offices plantation use, and where
ANAL engines are required. Price 5000
Stationary Steam Engines from thirty horse power at
prices as Low rstclsss engine furnished We
prepared to I'LL orders for Engines and MIL Machinery OF the
fastest improved patterns st short notice Casting made from
stock Of patterns FOR Hour Mills
Saw Mills are unrvsled for strength durability and economy
ofpoEeT
ALL WORK GUARANTEED,
and experienced worken furnished up
sired.
Constantly hand fall assortment OF castings usually kept
at foundry. An experienced pattern maker and drGftan
employed Working drawings specifications, plans and est
mates furnished on application.
II Ole and Sales Room at SO Roadway Nashville Tenn.
Iune92-dtf
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-07-09

A FINE FARM.
CONTAINING $50 ACRES OF
aIua b lie Land for Sale.
275 acres Cleared, and I'm a fine state
OF Cultivation.
YANHs Farm lies mile from Jones Station on the Win
Il chester and Alabama Railroad, nine mles from Wnches
ter and three miles from sslem in franklin cenny On
Farm comfortable dwelling, good negro cabins all
necessary out houses. Close to the dwelling spring.
good Csern and plenty Of falling water The land
all RLCH and for cultivation stands unsurpassed By any
IL the county propose sell this valuable Tract Of Land,
and would refer persons who wish to know about IT, P
Hnlte Nashville, Tenn, AS ooyar, Winchester, they
can refer to on the premises,
HARVEY 8. WILLIAMS,
OCT "0-t Winchester, Franklin county, Tenn.
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FRENCH PROTESTANT SCHOOL,
PhfIadelphfa. 4th Year.

MADAME VALIANT will re open her Boarding and pa
W. sehO0for young ladies at l65 Chestnut street The ot
September Superior instructions in the English and FneI
branches to both Of which equally serious after ton pid M
paEtueRt. ssntS-jI,1
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h THOMPSON, rN sPERRY n sP.REY.
ICLAte. Vessel rhomp-
son.
THOMPSON, SPERRY g CO.,
ESALE GRO GERS,
AND
Candy manufacturers.
FOREIGN FRUITS, LIQUORS, TOBACCOS.
ANDAS KINDS OF CIGARS,

ENHE subscribers respectfully announce to the Trade and
the Public generally, that they have completed their e
ensve Factory Arrsnse entS for manufacture Of ali kinds
OF CANDIES, from the Stick finest French In
intaon nfechonary and being detsrmne to sell ac
that viii compare ayorabg with the oVtstin TIE North they
hope to make this desirable market, only or thai Article
but for every other in their lire Of business
Our stock Of Staple Fancy Groceries has no superior
any Of the southe Cities; and being thus combined with the
Confectionery Department. offer stronger inducements the
Merchants wishing to deal with than any now known Of
We therefor invite then to call and send in their or
GERS when we guarantee will be executed promptly Low
Cssn frees THOMPSON, sPERRY & O
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IA. q Z. +. CHEATHAm,

VA. q 4. +. CHEATHARf,
WHOLESALE GROCERs, AND DEALERS
EIEK BRANDIEs, WINES, TOBACCO, CIGARS HaTra
DoAEsTTo LIQUORS, &c,
O0RH6R or COLLEGE, ARD 0RERCE s7REr7,g
Nashville, Tennessee.
NTE arsJuGtin receipt Of large end we'll selectsd so.k AZ
groceries, Liquors, etc., consisting part as fsiJoVsf
10y hhas sugar All grades genuine Havana OSars
w w 90 90 100 dozen Painted Bucketas
f9O bags prime Rio OoReei 50 nests Tuka:
lOO 6bs Powdered, Crushed and 10 bbs EngIlh Walnu
$50 boxes Star Oandesi no bb,s TiIherts
100 boxes Tobacco, assorted
FINE BRANDIES, WINES, 40.
= choice French Brandes;
~ \ casks Madeira, Sherry, and Port WInsfi
10 baskets best brands Champagne;
81 boxes ScoyilI ClAEet,
100 bblS 6ne Robertson COUNTY RhIsty,
3 bblS pure old Rye do
do do do Bourbon A
Gin, &c. ~ @A-'''An 0iAHoyi
POWDER AGENTS.
Agents for the Dupont Hazard and Sycamore Pov5,
aetsgnso Icing the only Agensin Nashville
would call the attention Of the Merchants and TTaJar &
lergs soek OF Powder on hand, In Msgzz for sale
700 dupont he POWDER 1000 kegs Hazard
300 900 Do Do DO 5000 kegs sycanOr. Blasting
goo goo 4 do DO DO $50 esSe1 Of Powder, assorted
r9 5US do do do brands;
sO0O kegs Dupont Blasting Pow 50 bills Toy Bedford Co.,
jAnu N e. h r. OHE1THAH. AGENT,
SOLE AGENTS FOR
DupontSPoWderi Joy, Bekford Cos Salty
Sycamore do
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Nashville and Chattanooga Rail-
road Company.
sCRERTSTnSDENT's CFFIcE,
Nashville, Team April 30, I8Gi.I
To whom thIs Uey Concern.
TEVHE Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad Company vii
II transport
EEEE OF CIzABGE,
against the Company, Vnteer Companies Supplies and
Munitions Of War Intended Tor the defence Of the South The
Commanding Officer will be required furnish ForEarduR
Agent With Certificate showing tie number CT men and tom
mage Of freight 50 transported.
This proposition viii not apply eiyiiul confined
to organized com GAMES.
mayl- BrEs Wv. COLE, Sup
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PHOTOGRAPHIC CARD.


TAKE pleasure announcing my old friends and
toners after absence Of two years. have again
turned to practice OF the Photographic Art
branches having purchased the interest brother
established Gallery in Union Street, and having speut
New York the past Summer to obtain fully all
the Improvements in the have painted renovated and
enlarged the Rooms throughout That my facilities
produ first class work than Galleries
the comfort of patrons. trust
ouly the proud position the Gallery has heretofore
sustained elevate TO still higher standard. have
also engaged the services Of Mr. COOK s the best Photo
gspher in the world Pictures which obtained the
frst premium the Worlds Fair in London, in 1851 and
determined only to make this the leading Gallery in
State but my shall not be surpassed North Sou
and low introduce to the public the following styles
Imperial Photograph, India Ink
Vignette, plaR coloredi
IyOrytypes, ooloEed;
Pastel Pictures, life siEei
Photographs Canvass, life Eisei
Visiting Cards, full length, plain;
Autograph PhOtogI sDhs, lo taken at one sitting.
stsrreosc0pes, glass or paper.
continue the MeaLOype and Ambrstype hereto
fore The above styles aea entirely in this city, except
the Autograph Card which only made one at time. All
who ofanyhing n line politely invited TO give
visiting elsewhere, when viii prove By occulaR
denomination the abov efaets. Respectfully,
oot3l-h r. W. HUGHES
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Seeds.

Flour, Corn, &c.
GA0 BARRELS Extra and Extra Fsnnily FLOUR
OUO 400 sacks Coru;
0bbls Lard;
50 =" Green Apples
IS cases Parrspine Wax Candles;
500 Flour Sack, fifty pounds)
On consgrment,fo for sale By
W: WATTS & CO.,
ganl9h No. 81 College street, BroadI
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NOR the remainder Of The the large Store Room in tbs
HARRIS mayIg-U
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GREAT NATIONAL ROUTE.


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TO Baltimore, PhiIadelphIa, New York
and Boston, and the only EGnd to
Washington City.
CENTRAL OHIO AND BALTIMORE AND
~ OHIO RAILROADS terminate at Baltimore and Wa1hng
ton City the East and Columbus the Wes places
1t connects with Railroads for and from at points the
West Southwest and Northwest.
Passengers By this Route visit the ellie. Baltimore
Philadelphia New Kork, Boston, stthe ,
York or Boston alone, b other lines.
Through Tickets also be procured via Washington City
the Eastern cities, at an aiti6Ea charge Of s. only.
Sleeping cars attached to al night trains
Tickets good until usCd, with tac privilege q stopping
all principal points,
Business and Travellers for pleasure Information,
visit All the eastern Cities At comparatively expense
The scenery scebrad FOR It's wonderful Leauty subty
Is unequal led il the world It's system day ard nghttrak
polcei its splendid equipment; its exclusive telegraph lines its
large amount OF double track its dne hotels (und The surTeil
lance Of me ConaayD insues to the passengers speed safety
and comfort.
Through Tickets and Baggage Cheeks can Re procured ataI
heIrincpa Railroad and Steamboat Offices in the West.
Asa Tor tickets via the Baltimore and Ohio Raflrced
W. P-SGtTH, Master Transportation B < o r.
/. N. COLE, General Ticket Agent, q o RR.
} Il. EULLIY AN, Gen. Western agent. ORR
II. J. JEWETT, Pres't, G X r.
SpriIIs
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CORN ANDHAY.

ENR0M and after this date viii sell Goods eyasi5e 70
Cash. all ny clerks have volunteered for the var AID d
other course Is left as.
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