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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-04-02
: LOCAL ITEMS.

WASHINGTON IrEAs.-The National Intel
ligencer says I'VE feel grati6ed in be-
lieving, and in being able to report our. be-
lief, that the quaking and apprehenslons
about the loss of fruit crop for the present
season were quite premature, at least IN this
region. We have seen enough within day
or two with our own eyes, Of peach pear,
and cherry trees, to induce the strong be-
lief that the newspapers and the public gen
orally have cried out long before they were
hurt, in this respect"
While there is a great rush for Office in
the Interior rs well as other departments, it
is noticeable fact that by the lst of July
the force will be reduced in the Pension and
Census Bureaus to the extent of 80 or 100
clerks, as the legal necessity for their furth-
er employment will cease to exist
90 Friday last, the Rector of st. Johns
Church, in Washington, the Rev. DR.. Pyne,
gave notice to the Vestry that he proposed
to retire from the clerical duties of that par
ish at an early day. The announcement
was received with regret by the congrega'
ton.
Mrs Lincoln had reception on Satur-
day, from to 4, p NJ which was we'll at
tended These receptions will be continued
on each Saturday, at the same hours, until
the commencement of the opeh-air concerts
by the Mariae Band in the Capitol and
Presidents grounds.
Several prisoners in the Penitentiary. at
Washington, made an attempt ON Saturday
night to escape. They were discovered,
fired upon, one of them wounded in the leg,
and all of them secured.
"Chicken stealing" is carried on to q con-
siderable extent. Ditto, in the suburbs OF
Alexandria.
THE CHESAPEAKE AND ONO CANAL has
commenced business this year more tavorably
than in any previous season, and, it might
be added, with good hope OF continuance
During the month just closed, the arrivals
of boats at the tide-water collection Office at
Georgetown were two hundred and twenty
five. The tolls collected there last week
amounted to little more than So 900. and
during the month to between SlO,OUO and
$1,000. 1t is usual to estimate one-third
of the Georgetown tolls for the tolls collec-
ted at the offices above, which is to be added
to the foregoing. These receipts are unpre-
cedented thus early in the season. Of
course, the largest proportion of tonnage
downward was Cumberland coal, but no less
than 1880 barrels of -four have been re-
ceived during the month. Besides this
heavy business in coal and -four, there have
been considerable arrivals of corn, wheat,
wood limestone, and the usual articles OF
canal trade-Nat. Int.
The ALEXANDRIA LIBRARY.-We learn
with pleasure that arrangements are now
being made, looking to the financial relief
and resuscitation of that venerable and use
ful Institution, the Alexandria Library.
Owing to the inundation of the yellow
Kiver' literature of the day, the more solid
and useful reading matter to be found in the
"Alexandria Library" has been almost en-
tirely overlooked and neglected. We hope
now tor Il higher appreciation of the claims
of this Institution, and trust that our citl-
zens will rally to its support.
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JAMES G. NEVETT,
Duke Street Wharf, Alexandria, Va,


Opposite PIONEER Mills,
rs NOW receiving his fall supplies Of GUAN0S
J. and FERTILIZERS, as follows:
No. ! PERUVIAN GUASo, direct importation.
CALIFORNIA GUASo. of recent importation, an
ayzing s per cent. Ammonia.
RoBlasoSs No. l MANIPULATED GuASo, Il
superior article, warranted equal TO any in the
market.
IcmABoE GrASo, from Saldanna Bay, Afri-
ca anaiyzing II per cent. Ammonia, warranted
genuine.
BAKERS ISLAND GUANo, anal wing IS to 50 per
cent. Bone Phosphate Lime.
DEBuRG'S No. | SUPER PHOSPHATE or LINE.
No. CoLumEIAS GrAXo.
No. l EAvASSA Gt'ASO.
a. 4. MEXIcAS GrANo.
PuLvERIzEn BONES.
All Of which are warranted to be of the best
quality and will lie sold in large or snu! quanti-
ties ut the lowest market rates. aug l5
! INVITE CITIZENS AND STRANGERS I,
! call ut my MASurAcToRr No. I4I KING STREET
BETWEEN WASHlHGroa AND Sr. ASArH STREETS
and examine my large aud handsome assortment
Of HADULERI GOODS, as | ii" not intend to be
SURPASSED! in ry line nf business by any other city.
| have un hani, and AN daily. manufacturing, a5
inc and superior assortment be found ii
ANY oi the Northern cities, Ny stock comprises
IL; great 4 variety ~ can BE- Inund in any other
house, consisting Of HARNESS Of all kinds, from
the fine quilt work down To the drav, cant, and
pi"ayh Harness: TRUNKS o! every kinG, Gue
Sole i,..alIirr. Steel S,riug iron frame Ladies'
Trunks and Bonnet Boxes. aud ali other kinds,
down to the common Packing Trunks Saddles,
Brides MartmsIl$, WHIPS. &c, as !ine the
finest; Eufao and Fancy kolc*, Driving Gloves,
Horse Covers. Carpet Bags. EaireS, .Ec., &C., o!
all kinds. Call and sec Tor yourselves.
Thankful Eur the very liberal patronage hereto
fore cxt.u,ici. solicit i continuance ui the same,
and pledge myself TO spare no pains to give salts
faction. All goods warranted to he represented.
nr! Aft WM. L. pANGETT.
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~ FOi: RENT.--A three story K { X
s;.s Il . i, u.. lhe corner Of I:ian street and
Fayetie Aley--a good stand ior any business
:, ...,ass;,,, .,iy.r, ;r,mc,l;.t.!v NH est
IT FOR KENT.-Ihc three story STORE
81, and DWELLlNG on Fairfax, ono to"r SnoIA
u kiuy street. ucxt door to Mr.. Richard L.
Carnc's Store Tie location is good on" for any
kind Of business, aud the dwelling Is very con-
Portable and convenient. Ihe Key may be n"o oy
applying 10 Mr.. Ca*nc PoS>n$Slon gwen ,nne-
Gialcly. NH 2o-nI" !. .. - : - -
Esas DWELLING FOR ENT.--li:c"ding
:!#s= to remove roin The city otter Tor Tc"' N;
IWf$i1ING HOUSE. No. III King street, the
;.ons.. i l.rac ami well arranged and Is III Sood
"r3cr. For term apply at the house, or to An
drew Jameson, esq. r,- ;, c,.r,rr
a-.ti ,'.t.I 70 - -
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GEnRGE SIGGERS,

BO0K-BlNDER AND PAPER RULER.
No. - Prince Street, opposite the G"=ene O6ice,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
1E uSGC, Magazines. and Old Books bound in
lYs any style. | ais" RULE, and make Ia order,
any description ot BLANK BOOKS, which | will
warrant u hc made Of the best paper and HatcraS.
and bound III the strongest manncr. Bank eHlre:S,
Eankcr< Merchants, Clerks ot Courts, llorcl Keep
,ra Insurance Companies, and all who want Blank
Books. are respectfully invited TO give mc Il call.
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HATS. GAPS, BoEEET5. &c.

JOHN I. EVANS, 80 Klng-streat,
4 USr respectfully inform" his nuin"r"uS Gus
w TONERS. that he has Iusi received Il ch"irr
assortment, uI EOTNErS. H!GbnN%, FLOW
ER<. anl kJCiIE> BONNET Nl'hH, 1c.
Atsr, 4 large :.>"urlsncu; oi Misses Ia > a!.n
Infant, II l~. aii III tir latest s:s.. "h'r Wi!
h.. sold low 10 ..it thc times. One call wall con
yin,... I'll that s $tor,, stands nurya.i i"r rir!t-
nrss o; materials. beauty, ami Variety .! design.
A.! in want are invitri /" cal! ahI examine.
,!so, u large assortment ol Gentlemen ; SOFT
FRENCH RAT and MrLGShi% HAT, "i the
latest style. nm -
HATS AND GAPS!
e} DIN ARNOLD mas just Received r"m New
York Il >atnp" sock "f
THE FAiI. STYLES.
Embracing every variety "f FHENtW FELT.
jiOLENhIE. oad CASHMERE HATS. Also,
i cornpie;e assortment of
CHiLDRTN'S FANCY HATS AND GAPS.
Being III receipt of our NEW FASHIONS, We
are prepared - fill all orders for SILK Hats.
\ call is solicited to examine tie NEW Atl LES.
IaI-~ Phoenix Hall Hat aud Cap Store
aug 29--tt
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BUSINESS CARDS.
}. u. CoKSE. III. D. CokHh'
Banking, Exchange, and Collection Office of
CURSE BRUT IL ERS,

IL
No. 93 Erchunye Btock
WE will make Collections Oh all accessible
w points in the United States, and hold pro-
ceels subject 10 Cheek, Or remit promptly to any
designated polut.
We will deal in Erchungs, Time Bilis, Prom1s-
sory Notrs, Encarr,mt .E~n,Y, Coin, d'c.
STOCKS and other SECURITIES bought and sold
on Commission. and LOANS negotiated on favor
able terms. Interest allowed to pepositors
a varied experience .! ,uany years in this bu"l-
ness enables u$ to offer our services with conflence
t" the puhIi". ieh III
J. ". BURKE. ARTHUR HERBERT.
Banking, Exchange, and Collection Ottico OF
BURR r i Il + Il b + K I,
No. 59 King street.
ssTE will make Collections on all accessible
w points in The United States. and hold pro
teeds suheri 10 Check. OF remit promptly to any
designated point.
We VIII deal in Errh"ngs, Time HH|s, Pr"mi'-
yorg Noi,s, Incaysr"t U""ry, Cain. &c.
STOCKS and other SECURITIES bought and sold
on Commission. jan IT
A. !. urwpnnHr<. Ii. u. TAAlArEnnu.
HUMPHREYS & TALIAFERRO,
Successors To MARSHALL CO..
Gr0crjH, G0mWiSSion UH1 fnr~dyHiHg
MERCHANTS.
No. II King street, Alexandria, Va
REFERENCES :--Mc>SrS. Fowle i Co., AlcXan-
dria, Va.
John Il. Beale, Farquicr county, Virginia.
.Ino. 5. Barbour, jr, Culprpcr county. Virginia.
Col. John Willis. Orange county, Nirg mia.
Vim. Baync, Baltimore, Maryland.
.Ino. ). Buckner RnppahaHnnck county. Va.
Edward c. Marshal. Fauquicr county, Virginia.
iy Lift
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ILTElI2SnN TACET.

PAPER HANGER, UPIlO!STERER, GLIDER,
And HDrsc Decorufor in Gtnerai.
ATIIILST returning his grateful acknow ledge
wv mcnts to his numerous friends for their very
liberal cncoura cement during the two years he has
been amongst them assures tncm that it will be his
continued effort to serve them with pronpncSS,
and ut moderate charges. at his old Stand, No. l19,
NonTH SIDE KIyG STREET, ALEXANDRIA. mh ~
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WEI. S. PAYNE,

GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
No. /, SpenI~' 'Fhort. Baltimore,
EsI Hi give dil4cnl personal attention to iii
w business committed /" his charge, and res
ncrtruliy >"iict$ III his tr'v"dS and the rnhhc
generally, their ronsisnmc':!s ot cram Flour,
fol,acco, &C., and their ur.i;rs for whatuvcr the
market furnishes.
I,al;;innrr. min "1-I
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TO The PUBLIC.

s:AFING received an agency from the Orange
/ ] Fartory. Orange Co.. North Carolina, Tor tile
sale oftheir COTrON YARNS. | shall from this
dale he prepared /" ill all orders for the same, At
iHrt"ry prices. These YARNS put up in
wrappers ana numbered. and warranted 10 be
~ good il not better, than YARNS manufactured
al hc Northern fart"rc$.
THOMAS PERRY.
ian 2i-~l2m Ne. j, South Wharvrs.
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I.ADD. WEBSTER g CO.'S

TIGHT STlTCli SEWING MACHINES,
Ar j. I. tEEiGnrON'S, IS KING ST.
FE1illS is the strongest and most reliable MA
E CHIME in !!Sc. possessing advantages over
MI others. Parsons who wish ~ purchase, will
pleas. call and aXa'ainc at my Store, eS King
street, where tuIl information can be obtained
JOHN +. CREIGHTON.
nnN % ! nnni for ! icNnn lrin.
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BOOKS AND STATI0NE NERY.

The Science of Education and the Art of Teach
ing. by John Ogden, a. NJ, third edition, Sl.2j
Elsie Venner, IL Romance Of Destiny, ~ Oliver
Wendell Holmes, author Of the "Autocrat Of thu
Breakfast Table" in two volumes, Sl.7j.
Help ieavenward, or Words Of Strength ana
Heart Cheer to lions Travellers, by 0ctaYiu:
Winslow, b. D. zoe.
Brown and Arthur, Episode from "Ton
Br"wn's School Days" arranged for the press, by
Il Mother soc. Just published, aud for sale by
NH - ROBERT BELL.
DOOKS. STATIONERY, MUSIC AND MI
- STCAL TNSTRUMENTS.--We | take il
for granted every one knows what is meant by
Books, Stationery, .Hasic and Nnsic"i hnstrn
fnrnis consequently, shall not cnumerate, rs il
would take too much time ana cost loo much mo-
ney to ill newspaper. | will just say, my
STOCK il quite as large anl complete rs at any
time since have hcen in Alexandria, and Is being
constantly rep!cniShrd.
But. in addition Ia the above, | keep large
Stack Of Efrstr'r's I"rirtirs such COM BS
Of almost every style: Rubber and Steel Hair
pins. Cloth. Hat, Tooth. Finger AMI 1iair Brush
-s Hair Oils, iiar Restorative. Soaps, Perfume
ricS, Toot; Paste. Shaving Creams and Com.
pounds. lip Sa!re. Powder lui?> and billy White
Pcrte Monaics, silk, Bead Thread and Kid purS
rS, ladies and ticntlcmrnS Travelling Satchcls.
u,
es: Portfolios Card Cases Cigar CascS and Sm"k
erS, Pocket and Pen Knives, Scissors, Silver
Thimhes, Gold Pens, Indelibie Marking Pencils,
Tablets, Rubber. Ivory ana Steel Croche! Needles,
Ladies' Fans Fancy Shawl Pins, iIair-dress Pins.
Parlor and Foot Balls. Ivory and Pearl Paper Fol
,lers, Duplicating and Impression Paper Key
Rings. Watch Keys. Twcczers. Call and Ten Bells,
Watch Guards, Matches and Match Safes, Fish
inc Lines Eve Glasses. and Spec.aclas. Court
plI.tnr RuGber Bard. Chcssmeu, Dominoes.
Chess ,nl backgammon Roards Wafer Colors,
Ladies Work Bnxcs, 6r. Ec but must stop.
Call and sec for ycurself.
NH 90 JOHN. II. PARROTT.
-, :, ;, >, ,,,p,
l." bDo>2, ~ 81 y y 10 AND u rAr ~ I, i''I
~ al "ho. H'"" GA" Do"" ""o f''"",c"'
Nore: - fI."c' "'eef, "PP"S',' "' "":'''e 0b''''
Harper Maea]lhr l"t A?r'i, Prlcc -'''
"""o! i'""! ;s'1 DooH s:a oa Np'''' '' ''N
''1. Thn "", 4,l.niic Mon,hIy [nr Anril Or
pnrrrsnn'~ V,,ional Iayozine r,r Arrjl. 1s@c.
Arthur's uom. Magazine for April, IsYc.
Rnlim,'s Dollar Monthly for April, loc.
Halls Journal of Health for April, lOc
Th,. Cl;I3 nr ,hn Wreck. o. The stolen Bracelets.
Romance Of the South Of ENGLAND, by Major
T. +, IInntcr III.
rn,,,!,'s Dime Novels from No to No. 49,.
o.o1 N,.,.,l cn,,r,ot. IN ;tsrlf md root,ins nm
,,;.t ron ,-',a. and ava ,y;tbou, :, doubt rh.
TarS {" n-" p"ss anW ,1s r"" uouH. 1n
BcndIc's Dime Biographical l.ibrary, No. l.
iarihaldi, tha Washington OF Italy; No. :, Dan
ie B"unc; No. ,, Kit Carson; No. !, Gen. Antho"
ny Wayne, Mad Anthony, Tho Hero oil Iw"
wars, lec.
Comi" Monthly for Aprli, hc.
Budget o! fHh DC.
Nick Max tor April, ioc
lank"e,S AolinnS Ter April loc.
...llf I.,,, 4 ~ pp y
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-04-02

Corner Of Royal and Wilkes streets,
ALEXANDRIA, Va,
IS nrcuarcG 10 execute orders for STATIoSERY
! STEAM EsGlyEs, BOILERS, Mill Clearing, Shaft
ing, pucys and Hangers, Tohacco Screws, Pumps,
Fans slide and Hand Lai!cS. Drill Presses, Wrought
or Cast Ruling. Columns and Girdcrs, Gas or Water
Pipe. and Machinery Of every description. Supe-
rior CASTINGS rradc - order 1T short notice and
M r,.son,hIc terms 40 l--rntf
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FIRE INSURANCE NOTICES, &c.
SOUTHERN PROJECTION INSURANCE.
90 " p 4 y 7.
ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA..
{ L .EItnnr nILEn nsl 400 nNl ARC

CAPITAL. OVER o5U,UGU DOLLhho,
AND CONSTANTLY IN GRE ASlN Nu.
The Charter Of this Company oilers more lnvora-
Bile advantages to the Farmer and others, than any
Company chartered iii the State, by naurng
with or without premium note. II the applicant
prefer lie can pay the full amount ot the premium
in cash, or by ctirctn. cash Insurance Tor two
years. the insured saves onc~e eighth of the amount
ho wuull otherwise have IL pay; Or by becoming Il
lneuicr and giving i small premium note, the in
S,rcd saves nrariy one half oi the amount charged
Is Stock Companies, when in&urins from year to
year. This is the advantage resulting irun Tho
combination Of the
CASH AND MUTUAL PRINCIPLE.
This Company commenced issuing Policies
against loss Or damage by lire, the 18th day oi
March, 1884, since which time over seven thousand
seven hundred persons have insured aud become
inemhrrs OF tn" Company, ana over seventy thou
sand dollars have been paid for losses. Having
Increased business during the past year, We feel
grateful nr the liberia; patronage bestowed upon
the Company iiiuS lar. aui Tor It's latcring pros
poets of future usefulness. The Directors hope
and believe ti!2!. by prudence caution. an! rigid
system Of ccunumy they will establish Tor this
Company II reputation Tor cilcapncSs ami safety
not surpassed hy any Company in the /. States.
All differences III settlement rt losses, may he
determined by three disntcreSicd arbtraiors oi the
County where such loss happened. 70 he mutually
c;;o&en by the insured aud the Company.
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AMERICAN "AKISTocRAcy."-IIERoEs OF
THE REyoLUTIoN.-lt may be consolation to
"siuck.up people," whose great boast is that
they have never been engaged in any useful
employme to be told of the following facts:
Washington was u surveyor and farmer.
franklin was printer.
Greene was a blacksmith.
Warren was a physician.
Sumter was q shepherd.
Roger Sherman was shoemaker.
Marion was q farmer, as was also Putnam,
Allen, and Stark.
Hancock was u shipping merchant.
Morgan was WAGNER.
Trumbul was an artist.
Arnold (who, though traitor, was brave
man and good general, was bookseller
and druggist .-.
LnUIs kossuTH has emerged from his Sc
clusion. lie recently engaged photographer
III London to print Il large number of notes,
mainly of single form each, but amount
ing, II is said to one hundred million dorins
in all, in the Hungarian language, lin which
no Austrian paper money is ever issued, in-
scrbed as follows:
Gone FLoRIx monetary note will
be received in every Hungarian State and
public pay Office as one form in silver-three
zwanzgers being one form; and its whole
value is guaranteed by the State in the name
OF the nation. LOUIS KossUTH."
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2RoGms! aRcoMs!! BR00ms.!

lST - thuk that | an determined tn sell
- ERUuNS to oar merchants in Alcxandrin,
Wnshingtnn anH Gcorgctown. and that will now
sell them ) per cent lower than They can he hnught
any whcre north q! this place.
l.. HERRING, Royal street,
dee 5 four doors south ot King, AeX'a.
DAEIA& WARE.--We have just received two
l. hogSheadS OF Paran Ware Of our own mpora
lions. consisting Of Vases, Pitchers, Rose Water
Ewcrs, Cologne Bottles. Match Boxes. Hot Punch
and MolaSSe< Jugs, suitable for Christians presents,
which we otler at greatly reduced prices.
- mo Il 4. II. MILLER, son & co.
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- VESSELS WANTEn FOR NoRfOhh'
-G~@=&FA. Dispatch given. Apniyto 80
NH on FUNLE l. co.
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NABiEEr, CHAIR, AND SOFA Man NtFAC-
- TORY, !No. i$0 hing street, -Aier""@fi', Va
-iIaving iat"|r :trca up one Of the hanISoneSt
aal most son"ous ). .7ernnms in the city, Tor tut
FURNITURE BUSINESS. ! respectfully invite
publ, attention. 10 nlv iaf,>e stock Of FURNl-
TuHE. which AIN crH>t tlaGty increasing. Per
sons visiting our city viii .al it to their adYan-
t4-.. 10 1--WE no call, the range Of my GOODS.
in -esr.ct 10 iuaty ani price. IS such us to 'oIe7
the wants and views Of all. >iy stc:k con- rises
Nahar,nv S.fas. Rocking. Cane ani Wood Seat
Sitting Chairs, Siiebo&rds, Dressing Bureaus,
lra1rtjo Top an4 plain) Marble Top and fla9
Wash Stands, Marble Top Sofa. Card, BOOK ana
Fancy Fables Cottage Set, BcdsteaiS Of ali pat
;vrns, such as High, Fielding. French, Low post, %
T.aaile Helsteals, several patterns OF Cottage
De,!steadS: Hat Racks. #ar,irohcS Looking 6iaS-
So. ana large number of oohcr articles emoraceo
lH the business.
sS'- Beds BolsEcys, Pillows, Mattresses, &c.'
constantly on hand. .
-.,2-tf JAMES II. DEVAUGUN
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NeTS- Children and Servants with III" usual ti,:-
ductionS. II. foA lAiNH,
President Of Virginia Central Railroad.
MS- TICKETS for sale at all the above named
Stations on the Alexandria, Loudoun and ltamp-
shire Railroad. ". Bin THE,
General Superintendent. A.. l.. 4 II. Il. R.
rnb
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FOR THE NORTH, WEST, ana NORTH VEST


Do - Z II -: -:
N0RTHEEN CENTRAL RAILWAY.
SU.uNER 4 X Il 4 n & Il " Il p
CHANGE OF HOURS.
ON AND AFTER MAI 9th, 1869, trains will
" leave Calvert Station:
The Mail Train daily (cxccpt Sundays Mt $50
A. NJ, for Elmira, Buffalo. Niagara Fails, and all
parts Of Western New York, and Canada. Also.
for Pittsburg. Chicago Cleveland. Cincinnati, 81.
Louis, and ail parts of the West, Northwest and
Southwest. For Emmitsburs, Lancaster, Lcban-
On, Reading and PottSviile. anu UwingS Mills
Reisterstown. Mancheser, sid, aud Westminster
and for ChamhcrSburg and Carlisle Pa. and for
uagerStowu, Maryland.
The Express Train daily ri SO Z. ". for Rut
lalu and the North, and Canada. ana i"T Pit;Siurg
and all parts OF the West and Northwest ami
Southwest.
Travellers can so by either Of these trains to
Detroit aud Chicago via Niagara Falls ~ Inc same
cost RS by any other route.
new route to New lori; i now "pcn by this
road via Harrisburg, Reading. Allentown. Eas!"n
and Jersey City, with only one change "t Cas-,
over first class roads. Take the $50 4 Nj. train
through by daylight, at ~ low fare a. by any
other route.
Travellers from Washington and the S"u'h lay
the 6.20 A. Nj and 80 ?. u. trains, make con,!rc-
tons with the trains "vcr this road.
Buy tickets only Ia Baltimore.
EorTickatS and information, anlly y! he Ticket
CGice Calvert Staiou N. +. corner o! Calvert l',d
Franklin Streets Baltimore.
JAS. c. CLARKE, Superintendent.
JOHN I. RlGNiN, Assistant Srpcri
J. II. WARNER, Ticket Agent.
tait;luor.. ir T-ti
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- VESSEL WANTED for Philadelphia
M - FOWLE & co.
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FOR BALrlI3RE AND POTOMAC RIVER
LANDINGS.

LANDINGS.
INCREASED ACCOMMODATIONS.
,,-.... The "DlAMOND " STATE Captain
---i.==-s Jones. will leave Alexandria on Sat
QTlay1 O'Clock. P. NJ, anA returning will
leave Blltmoro ell Wednesday, ut i o'clock, ?.
n, or earlier, il loaded, aud all SurpluS freight
will be taken by the 81. Nicholas
.E~-1 The ''ST. NlCltuLAS, captain
vA.1SaSSzssss:J i>erw'n' ~lli leave "aSh1h gtoh
At O'Clock anl Alexandria at O'Clock, a. Hl
On Saturday morning, aud retarnms' WI ieaYG
Baltimore on Wednesday at O'Clock, +. NJ anu
vii call at the following landings I" lana i'll"
ta'siyc rISSep gers and ire!ght:-Point hookoat
Forts, Gro,ms, 4nl CJals WhaneS, Piney
Point. Stones Wharf, Chappcil Point, Pope'S
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HURLiSHEDl KEGUtAHLf, On
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, AND SATURDAYS,
/. tiga Dollars per ytannm, payable in advance.
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u any number Of NEGROES, Of bo!n sexes
for cash al letters addressed 10 Us, IL this place"
will receive prompt attention. HaEinG h9nsi:t
the establishment, lately occapia'l oE M'''"" {
Cirigsby, West end Duke street, and having ren'-
ted ii 10 make ii one of the most healthy ana cGsa
Portable Depot for NEGROES. We will receive
them on board or the usual terms.
aus 3n--cutf PRICE & CODk.
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GRANGE L ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD.

La E isstt - Z: s a - q;
Sep : =
4 An and a!ter SATURDAY, january l2th,
~ 1861, Il TRAIN will leave Alexandria daily.
tSr Lynchhure and the Southwest. connecting 1T
Gordonsville with the frains the Firginia Cen
trail Railroad, for Richmond, Charlottesville,
Staun'on, &c, and with the Train on the Manassas
Crap Railroad, Tor Woodstock. Mt. Jackson, 81.
Through Tickets to RICHMOND. LYNCH
BURG, KNOXVILLE. NJ MEMPIl$ NASH.
VILE. MOBILE, MVNruGMERY, and NEW
ORLEANS, 1t the Picket Office, crrner oi Duke
aud Henry streets.
Leave AleXandrin ii .lj 4. VI, and arrive al
Lynchburg IT ) 10, T. VI.
leave I.yuchburg at SO, 4. NJ, anA arrive at
Alexandria AZ l.in, 7. Il.
!. NJ. bkUADUS, General Ticket agent.
ian l2--T
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GRnIGD PLASTER.

T5IIIE undersigned having rented the NEW
STEAM PLASTER MILL Of McsSrs. Viii
ting d Wright. arc prepared TO furnish the best
article Of GROUND PLASTER, at six dollars
per ton Of 22+U lbs, delivered the cars or t."
vessels riv 2I1 c. +. SUTTLE h CO.