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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-01

NoUNG WOMAN BU Rid ALrys-H.
hotssr Bo, Vb,'S a Mtnsdc.-The PIttsOurg .puU.
nc hsS Tue fOiiowlug Several years slnc- =
beauuful young lady, hardly -ight -an y-a~> D.
age, who resid "a In the vicinity OF Allegheny
becain- suddenly SICK, and although ~.
parents, who "a cllzad a-r. sun mno ued tha m. :,
sklliul physIcIans, the al s-a>a increased Al
Srnienc- Tor some days, and. apparently ter
minated fatally. Her death was a heavy Mo -
Ia her mother, who loved her fondIy and are
altIns the usnal time Pr-scrIh-d oy cI.tom
th- BODY was inferred in one OF the Genet .Tt-s
sdlo' ming cur sister city A few w-eks a., "a >
lacy father died, when she .A,pr-s ed a daslr-
10 nave hts BODY inferred win the r,.u atus n.
n-r daughter The requ"-t was so natural ~.
no ool-ciOns We're made 10 "a The gray. OF ~
drpar'ed faIr one was op-n-d. aud upbH tr-
ooos h-lng eNhumed, ~ was ciscoy red. with
hoIro that the body had been turned ana m
comm. An investigation proved tos con .Iu-
sNtly That IN" poor young lady mai b..p
buried alive. Her clothing about ID. BODY Ia,
oeen torn into shreds. and aer hair pulled fro-,
her bead by handsful. She had ne toul,.eaiy
recovered consciousness while entomosi an
af'erward dIed OF suffocauon. The motb-r
Wheh Vieving the corpse, wis seized WITH ny =
ierics, and few DAYS since was conveyed ?,
the DINment Insane Asylum, a raving m ana
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-01

SPEAKER CoLFAx stated to- day in answer
question that there one hundred and e
tills on bis table awaiting action.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-01

Stoul6 any tyult NJ. McCorni s,atam.,,
he u ieTs 10 The following sentlrurn
bon. " ni. bislsr spV-rn.r of Penn.vlvsni
Hon Ibomas rlor.Dce, Phi iisdelphia
Hon q. hHON. JGi IL" Phil adeI phia
Hon =. Bliss Cdgs PhiI3!-ipbI.
Hon. II. Porter, eN Governor ~ Peuus,lg.
riA
Hon. Bills Lewis, Ju ige. Pbila6e phia
Hon X. e SrisT. Judge Upited states Gsurt
hon W Woodward, Judge. PhiIai.lrhia
Hon W. A. Porter, Uity solicitor, PniIsd- Iphi.
Hon. John blgter. ex Goyern1rsf CailfOrni.
Hon. Bsnks, Auiitor General, " as n naisa
u u,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-01

"HUMPTy DUNPrY" will run through In
ansuratiou week at the National Tnearre
Look cut for crowded houses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-01

GEN. CoNsToCK, of General Grants staff,
who has been South on a bridal tour for the
past two weeks, is expected to return here to
morrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-01

- Missouri intsnds To vase war assius, the
eIasshoppers, and beeins 6y proposing %
srrate The once Of ssStass EstomoIogisI" a.
sS,Ste year salary.
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FROM EUROPE rO nav

LONDON, March The war od,c. 4. g.,
SIsIp! OF iaier intelligence from New Z.aiand
nInlsn Iorces there made rsprisals on the ns.
dns, . .sr Seuages committed AZ Poverty bay,
sno W natives killed and wounded. Briiiss
loes only woupded D'Hes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-01
EVENING STAR.
Warrington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL RsvENUE-The recapt. to-day
from this source were a ,2sI ,2i2.y2.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-01

JOINING TO THE INAUGURATION.
zon.. znv..ALo, March L-Company q. Eagle
c"r.n vs, oL tnis city. Capt L. @. Ricksrd
aSoins, ieft at2x his aftsrn oon. 10 par.
"c'Ps's In the inaugurst,on Ceremonies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-01
Wall Street Te-dax

new YORK, Marc h t.-Stock market 10 v-rv
fyerish with violent nuctusnors. Money
easy at oa7 percent. Exchange. :. Gold, ~ F,
3-Ss 1872, coupon, L North Carolina sixes.
b} new. 6 ~ virginia slxes. eN-coupon. s.
new, % asked; Tennessee sixes, ex-coupon. &
sew, Co..
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.'.s'.-."' '--'"-AaN
NEW ToRK-vIRsr BOARD
lBy Bankers' ana Brokers reieSrape
Lewis johnson q DO. quote stocks and pOna.
In home and foreign markets m follows:

NEW YORK March I.-FIrst Board-U. - g.
iasi' coupon, llo eeO's, leo2 coupons. Iss
Iec$, coupon, llS, le6o coupons. Il6 l-6a.
coupon, new, li3s o2O's, I-6l, coupon. iIg t,
O;&s, coupons, loo Pacine Nal. Ioi Onso
q q MS. Cerunoat-A 81; MArtposa. IN. auanuc
western Union Telegraph. 81 Qutcgsuy-r
- :; boetoi water Power. l5a New Ynrs
Central, 1924; Hudson, 1867, R-adins ~ :
Michigan central, IL; M shtsau >aata
ern, "; Illinois Central. none. Oleyelsnd ans
Pittsbure, 81 North west, s2s; do. pr-tsrr.,,
~ Cleveland and Toledo, Igo kocs island
leo' kert Wayne, l23 ,; Alton a Terra n an =
y; Toledo Il Wabash, 67S; Adams EXP
6ta; Wells, Fargo a 20. Express % =
United States EXP, none; American Exp.
II; Merchanu' Union. l5s; Chicago Alton
80; do. preferred, none. Market stron HOld
l3l .aI32
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-01

Mr.. CoNNKss presented in the SeIate III
morning, the petition Of the Worsingmen's As.
senblv of Wsshin gton, ID. O., asking for a idi-
tionst legislation, 90 tina: working men will
receive the full benefits Of the eight. hour law
The petition is signed by Messrs. E. MacMur.
ray, George o. Cook, and ID. McCathran, the
committee, and states that the eight.hour &C
has been iliibt rally aid enormously construed
and in some cases deductions b ave been made
aud are still made, from the pay of those wh
work elgh, hours per day, by certain agents o.
The GoNPrhmeut. They state the Attorue.
Gene ais s'opIp,on does rot -lucidate the mean
irG OF Tie law, aud therefore ask tna; an ex
pianatory act may be passed.
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6svernaent aeesrftiss
BsSsS. ss9s<

WAsblssIoH, March 1, Icos.-Jay COOke a
20. furnish the following auotaiisns OF Gov
eminent Secu riuea.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-01
And many others, IL necessary

A Ca.e of inflammation OF Kisn~y>, nd
Gravel.
iFrom Morgan. feazel 4 CO.. Glasgow, Missouri
February 5, IS5s.
lEsEsR About two years ago / Vas troubled
~ish 10th inflammation OF the kidDey ., and gravel
iisipg any bensnt y sns,sver; and. see,ns your M
tract bIcha sdvsrtissd, procured . fe1 bottles
sshoIt time. Iregad Jour Extract Buehu q de-
etosdy the eest remedy e1tsnt for any and ell dis
tsili do AL y.u claim for il. You may Subiish
aoars' oS srss.sifuIiy ssts II 90 So rpwISxrrAzrL
8sey.
Dr. keysers Letter, ,Disp-nsator, Usited States,
Pref Devices 's'u.ble work. on tn. Pr.stic. Of
IL. ns...s made By the late csl.0r.,sd Dr. physic..
Hensr.s made BY DR.. Ephrsim Mcdowell, . eel.
eSsated Ply sieisa, ana Member Of the ROYAL UoI.
tr.ss setioss Of the Kiss and Qsssn . Jourusi.
hsdiee Chirurgiesl Rs,tes, published by Ben.
soio Trsvsrs, Fellow Of Royal college OF sur
And most Of the late stsndsrd Work. on Msdi.
BKLMBOLD'S EXfRACT BUCHU,
nsfABLIsREp UPwARDs OF ~ TsARs.
Prepared By
II. =. HELMBOLD, Druggist,
s.s BRoAWAY. HIw YORK.
zee SOUTH TENTH ST PHILADELPHIA. Pa.
PhSH-3l. Is psr bottle, or sil bottl - for ssSo,
detvssed 10 any address. Sold By Drasgists every.
who're.
Meme sre sesnipe ualess done up In steel en-.
srsved vSsppsr, with fac siRst!s Of NJ OhsnSesl
WsFeho % sh1 signs
Sa II. T. HELsaDoLD.
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TRy (.ahla \

LONDON, March :, ~ a. n,.-Oonsois. ~,
Bonds. - :. qui-t; Illinois. ", Ere, - 4.
Atlantic aud rat Western x. X. 39..
FRANkFoRr, m a. m.-Bonds, ~6s,.
LIVERPOOL, a n. m.-COtton marset q psus
quiet. Sales will reach le0DO oales. Nidd aug
tplands. n L. MIddling Orleans, l2a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-01

~ assaenoeeto makes oiW,0oooo vor.a
,n. nsiccated" naISd sweet potatoes ere among
'.s .oseHues IN the article OF food.
0french cities are proh I'M ,,n. 80
NesocIpedes On the pavements.
.,s,v, ne Duke OF Sa1e-C Colbure- 0otha hae In
s@o ~ au,,o the order OF Womens Couraee opsu
a, second hand clothing 10 aa,d 70 cell We'll
10 Alaska, as the nasivss Are veYy fonA % r.
isAase bottom % woArfnG ooaf-tails.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-01

CUBAH AfPAIRs.-Cuban news Is contradic-
tory and unsatisfactory, as usual n ia sexs-
oent, however, that the revolution IL still very
iormidable, and that the whole island 10 an an
unsettled and dangerous condition. Aa expe-
oitton rom the United States, an aid of the iu-
surgents, ID sand TO have lapded on the Cu bar
coast Some Cubans think General Grant will
recognize the oellieerent rights OF the revoIp-
uonary government IN Cuba. sch ooner
which arrived at New York yesterday Was
bove 10 and boarded by spanish man. -of- var
on the 18Th, on sand Key. The cruiser wac
IooklpG for q small steamer said 20 have saslad
from the Southern coast win recraitso end eup-
plies for the ins urgents In Cuba-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-01

- The President of the Erie Railway Com
pADy announcee that on and AFTER todsv ,h
Ere Railway company will run the Exn,s..
rains over the entire line Of their rail vaxs
he United States Express viii stop runrias
on that date over the various rosHx 80
branches owned BY the Company, The von,.
includes the Erie Atlantic and 6reat W.s,ryp
railways, together with al their ersacess
mskIng direct line Of communication b-,wesn
New York and Cincinnati 71
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-01

SECRETARY SEWARD has written a letter Il
the President of the Albany Burgesses Corps
declining TO receive them an official capaci
ty, with the ann ouncement that he will re- IT,
from public service on the Sd of March next
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-01

Hon. W. Il. ROBINsON Of New York .Inrer.
viewed" Gen. Grant Saturday. lie went 10
introduce lady, but as an opportunity to saw
a few words offered itself he told GeueraI
Grant he had called with object Of soliciting
an office for himself or any body else, but If in
any future diffculty with perfidious Albion
old Ireland shonld gain her freedom, all he
asked was to be sent as minister to the court OF
ST. PairlIk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-01

Steam demmies are to be alIoWed % Pm
In Chicag streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-01

HAMILTON FISH is having house fitted up
here. The gossps say that shows ne is TO he in
Grants Cabinet. Rumor says also that f. w
Rice, OF Iowa. will be appoin ted Commis ssioner
OF Indian Affairs, vice Taylor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-01

1T HAS BEEN STATED quite positively WI hin
q dav or two that Col. Webster OF General
Grants staff was to be- the Marshal of this
District. and this morning it has been reported
that Col. W. had been notified Of his appoint
ment. We have satisfied ourselves that the
appointment has been made, but that Col
Webster is not the man. Illinois will furnish
the coming Marshal for the District of Co
luInbia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-01

LAURA KKENE, who is known throughout
the country as an actress Of great merit, aud
whose talent in that direction is equslled by
her managerial capacity, will commence a reg.
ular spring season of dramatic performances
at Walls Opera House this evening She
brings her own company with her, and will
present for the initial performance. "Hunted
Dewn; or, The Two Lives OF Mary Leigh" in
which she will Of course persouais the hero.
inc. The piece was prepared expressly for
her by Dion Boucieault
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-01

IT 4e THn CUSTOM Of the Senate TO elect a
President pro tenn. TO preside IN the Senate in
case Of the illness or absence OF the Vice.
President. Mr. Fessenden is named as the
probable President pro tenn. in the Senate dur.
ing the Forty. first Congress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-01

A DISPATCH is published here announcing
that the Kansas Legislature has ratified the
new Constitutional amendment regulating
suffrage. The Kansas Legislature is prema-
tnre in Its action. The amendment is not reg.
ularly out Of the hands Of Congress yet, and
official ratification of the adoption of the Joint
resolution cannot reach Kansas until the latter
art of next week
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-01

THs PRKsIDBNr has issued an order to the
War Department assigning Assistant Pay mas.
ter General Nathan w. Brown ~ the Pay DE.
paItment until successor to General Brice
shall have been confirmed by the Sensse and
commissioned by the Executive.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-01

ATToRFKf GENERAL EvARTs gave a dinner
party saturday night, at his residence, TO the
graduates OF ale College now in public life.
As may be Judged, 1t was a very Interesting
and enjoy able affair. There were present Sem
ators Ferry and Stewart, Representatives w
l. Robinson II, Dawes, Baldwin, Upson, Peters,
Spalding, Hubbard, OF Connecticut, w. ID.
WashburD, Judge PierTepont, Of New York.
Commissioners Barnard and Cox and Rev
Dr. Hall
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-01

HON FERNANDO WOOD gave pleas ant din
ner party sstnight at Welcker's to the Demo.
cratic members Of the present and next Don.
gress- Representative Eldridge presided a, the
foot OF the table. Senator Casserly, Senator
elect from CaliiOrnis, was among the guests
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-01

REPoRT HAS 1T that the notifications of
appointment 10 General Grants Cabinet were
mailed on Saturday, and one ITO the West on
Friday; also, that three mem bers at last of he
new cabinet are in Town. The general belief
however, OF those we'll informed is that the
members have not been notified. and will not
be until their names are sent to the Senate.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-08-25
RAILROAD LINES.


E0WN3 isssss ~ 5EsE E'G'
On and after SUNDAY, May 3, 1869 ono
daiy passenger train vii run between W ASH
INGTON and LYNCHBUkG, connecting al
Gorlonsvllie, with the Chesapeake ana ono
Railroad 10 Richmond, Covington and the II,
gina Springs NJ Iynchhurg for tho W est Hi''
Sonth west, and NJ Washington, T. the N"r:"
and North west ,..D
Through tickets sal baggage cHe'h'' " "''
prominent points. hI
Leave Wsshington daily ut 90 =. IN Az
Alexandria ss : tna III arriHingM iHin'h INJURY
~ l:4O p. m ,n;,,, .t
Leave Lynchburg 1T 900 -. an. arrlV1 ~ ~
A lexandria Al 6::3 p, m, ana ut N"7a''@''"
Passengers tor MA ASSAN BRA Ntdt wil
le.y, AlexanGr ria daily, excepting SUNDAY; =.
t4.Ij u. lu.. and arrive At Harrisonburg y, lZ;'2
a IN Leayr HarrisOnburg a. H'sl H. w N'!u
srrive al Alexandria Mt l0:30 3. M rms tram
makes close connections at Manassas JuncNnA'
with movements on the main line, greatly, la
cilita.ing interco,r o botwe'n mo lower faii'y
and Richmond, Ly Lynchbu-g, &c.
Passengers from Washington and 4 !oNscuflN
TO Winchester, Middleburg, Capon SprL'gS,
Nc. will fai good connections by this TnutA
An ACCOMMODATION TRAl \ will Leave
AlexAnGria daily, Sunday excepted, "t no p
m. and arrive NJ Warrenton ~ I:l3 Z. III.
Leave WarreU:on ~ 1:l5 y. m, ana arrive "a.
Alexandris ~ 1890 =. III.
J. NJ BROADU&,
sn % General Ticket Agent.
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SFEAMBOATS.

-. FOR LIVERPOOL ANRQUEhNS-
d-ETN TOWN. 80
famsn Lane Of Mail Stesmers;.ssill1g from
'' New York Every Saturday, and
Alternate Tuesdays.
.,.t ,.,ss.oE ny THE SATURDAY STEAMER:
First cabin, payable in gold-LiVeFpoo4 or
slrerag@. PAYABLE in currency i.iseFpoei''F
Queenstown, 80. 70. u.,.
rAssAds Rr THE ru Esnhf srEA Nh'''' .
first cabin, payable in gold Liverpool or
Odecnalown, 500, Halifax. $2o - '2hh p
\. ff%:by branch stmmcr, $40 s.,....,A, .,
Steerage payable in rren2yILINerpoS, y
Queenstown, so; HauiaX, 30 ~ Jon" . 49,
r.. by branch steamer, $50. ,,,,..
Tn:l;cts sold to anG from England, lrci"h"
mnd the Continent y. no iorate rates.
For further Intdrina.ion, apply At the 20 I'M
'''''I HOUE WEDDERBURN Y co,
.,.,1c-1v Agents, Alexa., Va
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N,.-riago and Death Notices fifty cts. Oo'tH-
..i- will be charged a. advertisement rates ioG
,ltr.r- over four lines
Transient advertisements will DO Inier;e| =;
..-ner rates, viz: 81 for tho hrst insernon Va
a,.. ,ruts tor each subsequent insertion.
For Special Notices or City Items 10 cts. per
... f,r th, trs. insertion, and eight cents per
.., i,- each subsequent insertion will be
.t4rrol
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r-.s WASIuNGTON, GEORaET WIN
-~aNhs1=N ALMA. " NORFOLK.
pEEIII,Nk LINE


Th. s,,,,. and commodious steamer w. w.
COR Cmp.sin A. RYrnER, will leave her
M0SDIY and THURsDAY, at 9 o clock R% "a a.
m, And G.s wharf, 100: OF I;n street. street. m;sT
Nisynnirja, at II o'clock y. m. oppng AZ
(iymont, Smiths Point, Pmey Point G'to.t FONT
L6oEout, Fortress Monroe, oiI Point Comfort
"';I I'M. boat conEccts 3; Fort Monrot with the
beat for Cobb's Island. ,,1,pcD,y
Returning will leave Norfolk On III EoDA
and FRIDAY, at o clock p. m:
Passage, s. Excursion ticket, TO and from
Norfolk, s.. -,.. ,ooh ..
Meals-Broakfast and supper 80 cents each
Dinner, 81. State room, 81.
Freish:s taken II The lowest rates. for par
''' '''''' ''' i''' ". A. SMOOT, Agent, Alex.
JOS l.. SAVAGE, Prop. r,
;,.12-.f Washington, ID. I.
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GROCERIES,.

| 7. SHERWoQD'S
GROCERY AND PRoVISl0N STOVE
Cor. Queen and 81. Asaph sts, ~,
jan 2l-tf ALEXANDRIA. yN.
49,. = r,oorrs cHAs. $. TA!IoR, dR.
ID ROCKIES & TAI LOR,
Il Dealers IN
CHOICE FAMILY GKoCh"lho'
Cor Pitt snIL ntILhE5Xl.XsGNDRlA, 5l.sG va.
Country Produce '.ken in exchange mhp
IDAvH ( nAr1oS' -.
dmRooERs, FE322 4 /, S@NMlsSloN S%A MER-
r'rinee eSqIn9sI8{NbRrA, qns Ea{Hbi isi "a.
sreci,a a,.cGon given to the f"'' o' my SIT
T. REC'EE' Dealer IN .,Es. L1o-
pNES, PROVISlONS
Co~ King ought a. the highest mar
'tt pr$iGac y N"' ''''' '''' my my '8-tf i''
G. wM RAMSAY
(Succes to Hough u Ramsay
GROCER,
And Dealer in Fine Teas Tobacco, Cigars,
Canned Goods English and American
Pickles, Sauces, Jellies, &c.
l41 King street
Personal attention given to orders from the
country. jan l8-tf
IL G. SWAINE,
L No. y North Royal ST.,
Tive doors south Of old stand
Has on hand and is constantly receiving fresh
invoices of
GROCERIES, WINES s. LIQUORS,
which he will sell chesp for cash. fe %
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-08-25
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

For our own ana the convenience OF regular
q, I,sr.is,r.. and t. prevent any lnisunderstand
my. No hay, carefully prepared aud scaled tho
.Dte- % ADVERTISING in the GAzETrE, for tae yoar
l-,9. aud present the following table OF sPaC'
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EacoURAGE HOME INDUSTRY.

VIRGINIA SASH, DOOR AND FRAME
FACTORY,
Corner Queen and Fairfax sts., AeXa.
We have now made up 500 doors of al sizes,
from S2to $40; SOC Windows of Sash, glazed
and unglazed, cheap; 200 pairs Blinds, All
terms. Will mako at short notice Window and
Door Frames, Brackets, &c, Newc!s, Balus-
ters and Hydrants constantly on hand. Llbcr-
81 discounts made to dealers.
Being PRACTICAL mechanics ourselves, We .sel
confdentthst we can please our customers.
Pianin: Tongue and Growing, Saving,
| Turning and Scroll -Sawing done in the best
manner,
plans All specifications furnished % parties
contractlg with Us for building materials;
MARI RISHEILL & HOOGE.
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-5APAN BIZ 81 H1APAN
,, "A an "a substitute for tho
psAi6s Xxi 5s$'.rsa 8 e sPs PssEgRR9 gRs1Rss9i r King st
hair; all sh'
aug b
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mHE RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG Re-
AND POTOMAC ROUTE.

II AM
Tho Old Fsvorite Mail Route vis Aqua Creek.
The Shortest and Best Route to Rich
mond ard the South.
Fast and comfortable STEAM hkS leave
Washington city twice daily, sun IT, h
day m excepted, from the wharf ssSsSsi
EoSt Of Seventh street, at 100 H. m, and 100 p
m, stopping at Alexaudrs Zach way, and con
meeting at 8quis Greek with tho Richmon3d,
Fredericksburg and Potomac K. T., with airs fITs
cant cars, supplied with elegant sleenj9s ,,ao
on sl its trains. Through tcl~' $50
checks 70 all polnts. alexandria going and re-
Both boats sIop SAMUEL RUTH,
turning. Supt. Of Transportation.
j. b. i kIchr.o.j. Va
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DR.-JOHNS son

Mt.a6er tho Royal College OF D" 5''n'
London. graduate OF one of the most eniHe:'
Colleges in the United States, and the . great great
aais of London. Paris, Philadelphis, and el'e'
where T has effected some Of the most sstonlih,
ing c:ltcs that were ever known, many trouble:
WITH ringing in tho head aad ears when asleep
great nervousness, being alarmed al sudd'
Tended sometimes with dcrangemcn! OF vind
ware cured immediately.
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A LFXANpRIA, LOUDOUN Il HAMf'
a SHIRE kAILEOAD.
WM al M llg;ss;as go

lHya ~ SSy NN 80 Q x
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT BEGiNHlNG
APRIL l. 1860. 1905.
TWO TRAINS DAILY tBNQEPI ; y
DAY BETWEEN ALEAANDHlA
AND HAMILTON.
Leave Alexandria at 8 o. N. ana > >. H. -
Iasve HsmiItCn a. S y. IL. AMI li:22 y. il.
LSave Leesburg at 5:25 q. N. and l2:l5 p. n ..,
The a. m. train from Alexandria and li.'1
y. m. train from Hamilton, connect with hemp
Daily Line of Coaches !or Purcellville, Snlck-
ersville, Berryv;lle and Winchester; also: "itn
Reamer's Line OF Coaches, which leave Lees
burg daily for Balls Mill. Aldie and Middle
burg. On and after June ~ stages VIII run
daily TO Capon Springs,
All trains arrive ut Alexsal yis Z. convenient
hours for connexions with Washington ard
Baltimore, same day.
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BUILDING MATERIAL.

u % N.
JAMESON 81 SMITH,
JOHN r. LAM BDEN, Superintendent,
Nos 29'and 81 Water St,
Arc prepared to furnish 81 short notice ana
on reasonable terms
BASH DOORS,
iNtBLINDS, BRACKETS,
M0ULD1NGS. - - ~ r
BALLUSTERS, .....-.
g." '- ii'a Newell PO%T%
" EATh Els- BOARDING.
- SIDING, BON STl FF,
DRAW ER STUFF
PANELS, &c, &c.i-. q
And to execute all kinds Of Scroll Saving
and Wood Turning, Planning, TongGenig and
Growing and Surfacing done in'the bc't man
ncr. Thoy will 81 50, furnish plans s!s5 -spseji!
cations @ fof d Tsliing 6, stores snd othcT bMdi9ga
;v1-tf, ssas tSsIgi,-" ..''''-''-'- - =.
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IARL ERBACH
Manufacturer of and Dealer in
ICE CREAM, W a = Il
ICES. FRUITS, JELLlES, TO fS,
1O5 KING STREET, Near the Marse Cream'
ALEXANDRIA, Val short no
Families and parties suppl le I'll
Water Ices, Cakes, Cas- have just received
tice. -, the great VEGETA-
IRISIN-Tho f and TONIC for the GER
supply osula, and all eruptions Of the
| BLE ALINsm, Gout Neuralgia, Slck lI
80 cnres erv0usEe9s. and Dyspepsia. The
sstr se;n Gle is prepared from the tormuls of
SHSas..,,oorated Dir. John Wilkins, OF Baltimore
| t.:ale, wholesale and retail, by
J COOK u CREIGHTON,
mv2O i07 King street.
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- No-lcD' ,,.
S-TM1.WEEkrY LINE OF STEAM EkS
BFTWEEN ALEXANDRIA AND Ball
TIMORE. -,
The passenger anl iroighting steamer ~ ~
IITNRIA Csptain James Harper will leave
Pier P :; every WEDNESDAY, at ~ M for
Baltimore. ,,,,.p
Returning will leave Baltimore on SAI0 II
DAY, At p M. .toppingat the usual landings
The treighting steamer TIIOS. Il. CAHlLL'
CAPTAIN Wm. Maith, viii leave Pier every
FRIDAY, at 3 p. m. r,1vc
Returning will leave Baltimore every IU hS-
DAY, at 3 p m, stopping Mt Kinssle anu Cur
riOmAn.
nor s~3m B. WHEAT, Agent.