ocr: JUST IN SEASON—GARDEN SEEDS.— J We have just received a fresh lot of very prime SfiEDS for this season’s sowing; Large York Cabbagp, at $i 50 lbs.: Silver Skin at the same price; Double Curled Kale,' 75 cts. These, seeds are warranted or money returned. Persons wishing to have vegetables of the above seeds mu6t sow now for an early Springeroj>^BERLAKE & TAL]AFF-rr0i opposite Mr. Chas. Koon’s Cabinet Factory. eep 3 _, • :■ OH BBLS. DOUBLED RECTIFIED WHIS ZU K£Y. 10 bbls. old Monongahala do 5 “ do do very superior do 10 “ Double Rectified do do just received and for sale low by TIMBER LAKE & TALIAFERRO, cor. of eep 2 King and Columbus streets. EW”WHEAT FAMILY FLOUR.—Just received a lot of extra Family Flour, “Montrose brand,” in bags and barrels, w hich we guarantee to be very superiod and will at a very small advance. It you want the best article at a low price, call on FISH BACK & BRO., sep 1 cor. Prince and Unionists. OOAP AND CANDLES.— O 20 boxes Adamantine Candles 20 do Sperm do 20 do Mould do 20 do No. 1 yellow Soap 20 do No. 1 brown do 5 do Variegated do., for sale by oUrr 29 J. N HARPER. Mackerel, plaster and hay.— Cargo of the brig Rush, from Portland, .consisting of— 130 bbls. No. 3 Mackerel, large 140 tons Windsor Plaster 110 bales of Hay; for sale by aug 29 LAMBERT & McKENZIE. DAMANTINE CANDLES.— 100 boxes Adamantine Candles, select brands 20 “ Sperm do 150 “ Mould do., in store and for sale by McVEIGH, HARPER, & CHAMBERLAIN.__ aug 15 _ PRESTON & MERRILLS YEAST POW DER.—One ^roce, just received per Schr. Joseph FarwelI, from Boston, for sale low, by by the dozen, by T. M. McCORMICK & CO., aug 2S Theatre Building. BACON.—35,000 lbs. Shoulder and Side Bacon 2000 lbs. superior Family Hams 50t)0 “ Lard, for sale low hv D. & S. BLACK LOCK, aug 30 Ferry Slip. Ofl SACKS FINE SALT! 20 do Ground Alum do 5 bbls. No. 3 Mackerel 5 do prime Shad, for sale low hv sep 2 TIMBERLAKE & TALIAFERRO. HPOBACCO—110 boxes Cavendish Tobacco, A of choice brands; 50 boxes 5 & 6’s Caven dish Tobacco, of choice brands; in store and sale by McVEIGH, HARPER & CHAMBER LAIN. aurL5_ SUGAR AND MOLASSES 20 nhds. P. R. Sugar, part prime 10 “ t; Molasses 5 lt Cardenas Molasses, for sale by aug 9 D. & S. BLACK LOCK. Demijohns and bottles— 150 1,2, 3 and 5 gallon Demijohns 15 groce Wine Bottles 10 “ Hock Bottles, for sale by aug 30 D. S. BLACKLOCK. IMNE TABLE SALT —3 packages of supe rior Table Salt, put up in neat boxes, received on consignment, anil will be sold bargain, by F1SHBACK &^BR.O., sep 4 cor. Prince and ! 1HKDS, prime Porto Rico Sugar, in | 1\A and for sale low, by FISH BACK & BRO., sep 4 cor. Prince and | i


Alexandria gazette. [volume]

ocr: MARINE POKTOF ALEXANDRIA, MAY Vi. Arrived. Schr. Empire. Bunker, New York, to S. Shinn & Son ami freight fertile District. Steamer < tsceola, N111cl• ei 1, Norfolk to J. Green & Son. Sailed, Brig Topaz, VVa«le, Kastport, via Boston.

place_of_publication: Alexandria, D.C.

geographic_coverage:
District of Columbia--Alexandria
Virginia--Alexandria
Virginia--Alexandria--Alexandria

publisher: Edgar Snowden


ocr: ! , | | ( anal Commerce. Cleared, May 13th, up to 4 o'clock, P. M. Boat John P. Smait, groceries from McVeigh, Bro & Co , ami planter from Fowle & Co. tor Leesburg, Ya. r . . Boat Experiment, groceries from McVeigh. Bro. & Co., for Luray, and dry goods from Bry an, Adams & Co , for Leesburg. Boat Hugh Smith, goods from McVeigh. Bro. & Co., for H arper’s Ferry. Boat Anna Woodward, shad and herring from Fi'hback & Br *. for Cumberland, Md.


ocr: P\C\ BUSHELS Ground Nuts 2 bbls. fresh Pecan Nuts 1000 Cocoa Nuts 4 bags Filberts 1 bale fresh English Walnuts l casks Currants 2 freals Dates, for sale bv. je 3 DAVID APP1CH.


ocr: ENTLEMEN’S DRESS STOCKS, Cravats, Scarfs and Neck Ties m beautiful styles, for sale at A. LA M MON D’S, my 28 Regular Shirt Store. TIDA COTTON all numbers, also Tida Needles, just received and for sale, by >2 \V. B. RICHARDS, Jr., & CO.


ocr: Schr. Trial, Hannon, S. Shinn & Son. Schr. Joseph, Carroll, Boyd's Hole, wheat to S. Shinn & Son. Schr. Enterprise, oats to Fish back & Bro. Pilot boat Mary Elizabeth, oft of a two months cruise at the mouth of the Potomac; to return immediately. Sailed. Schr. Sarah Elizabeth, Hoffman, New York, coal by Washington Coal Co. Canal Commerce._ Departed. December II. Boats Isaac Long ami F. Bloodgood, Cum berland, by Washington Coal Co. Boat Isaac Motter, Williamsport, by rowle & Co. _ O C HHDS. BROWN SUGAR— 53 bags Rio Coffee f>0 bus. prime New Clover Seed 5 keg* Refined Saltpetre 4 bbls Superior Soda for making bread 2 tierces best Rice, expected this day, and will be sold oo accomodating terms by dec 12_WM. BAYNE. IVERPOOL COARSE SALT.—I500 sacks for sale, to arrive, by dee 12 FOWLS & CO. irte*"monaies in every variety and style, constantly on hand, and at prices which cannot fail to please, at J2 t. t. oMvfxi >. TAR —50 bbls. Tar, in good order, just land ed and for sale by . r dec 12 THOMAS & M KR. SEGARS—20,000 for sale by THOMAS* & D> Lb dec 12 _ _ _ AVAI.ON’ NAILS—500 k«* assorted “Av- alor.” Nails and Spike* sale by [dec 12] THOMAS it l>\EK_ FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER - J^^^The fine coppered Brig IlASAd, j ar- s£~.. '"SSoi?6 i© jfe .*Wu? SSster. laths and tickets ± j60 tons Plaister 350,000 Laths 26,000 Pickets, cargo of brig Itaska, now Undinit, and for sale by CAZgN0Vg & CO. rtARPCT BAGS AND TRUNKS constantly de,^,b'Vif0VVHljferON_&CO_ Peruvian guano.—lstMon** J*st quality, landing »&»{$$},' & C0 ttfVBBLS. Crushed Sugar: 25 boxes Loaf tJ\J do , just receive,! and for sale by dec 3—tot_ S.S. MASTERS & SON._ p A. SALT —100 SacksG. A. Salt afloat, dec It*1 f0t **'* b> J McCORMICK, Jr.


ocr: ( anal Commerce. Arrived, June >3. Boat Wm. Fowle, Cumberland, coal Fowle & Co. . 1 r-v n Boat Delaware, Cumberland, coal to D. b Smith & Co. , Departed. June 13. Boat George Waters, Cumberland, by Fowle & Boat Southampton, do by D. B. Smith ^ Boat Mary R. Hale, groceries from Wm. Bavne. _ __


ocr: TO rent the 1URKE STOK1 _Houston Prince street. "ear Jin m lorn*’Grocery Store. JOMAH H. P . . N. B. The front room ol the lower would answer for a shop, 1 wil *« • 4 at a reasonable priee^ _ «*. VORK CANTON TEA AGEN<-' Ns. E corner of K.n? and VV a»J»"«,,}^;. Alexandria. A constant *upp >' ? always pany’s superior Green and Black i ea , 0nfeba"^’ ani' f°r Ki,e b>J- R FIEKPOINT


ocr: UruaMa Gazette and Virginia Advertiser, PI BUSHED DAILY BY KIM. All SAOWOEA, \* i; .lMUu> per lUuami, payable halt yearly. \|c.\au'lria Gazette mid Virginia Advertiser, (POK THE COlNTKY) 1< Ft HUSHED, KKlil I.AKLY, OX ” KSDAYS, 'Mil USDAYS ,Y SA'ITRDAYS, .. .. <rtio.l tt' jh-c annum, payable in advance. t ,\ (vkiu’Nng.—Ailveitiseinents not ex t ,t one sipiai'c, inserted three tune', lor one , ,\dv< itiscmeuls continued alter tlnee . .. .. ;.»; jf) cents a square poll each insertion ^ .,K> ,,r i) cents Oi IMDE. Sixteen lines are counted a> a square. \ Iveitisciueuts t*y the year, at pnecstobc agreed f^ivmii reference to the usual amount oi .pace 4hey may occupy. ;> •,,berti'U»i' by the yeat not to not included in their regular business, ?<> insert m tiietr advertisement, any other 4i in Mi- n own. _ MAIL akkangkmknts. The Northern Mail is ready for delivery ,.vei> morning by 10 o'clock, and closes at 2 The Southern Alai! closes daily at A. M■, an,} i4 ready for delivery soon alter the arrival oi the boat, say between 3 and 4 o'clock, 1'. AL The Dumfries mail ariives on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, at o l . Al.. and noses ou Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, it K), A. Al. Northern Neck Mail, will close here at Si A. M . on Tuesdays and Fridays.


ocr: ( anal (ommeire. Akkivkik June 3o. Boat Oregon, Cumberland, coal to I>. B. Smith & Co. Boat Ohio, do do do Boat Sarah Perry, Cumberland, coal to Bowie \ Co. Boat George Water?*, Boat L. A. Phelps, Boat North Bend, tio do do do do do .. . do do do BoatG. W. Kiii^sjr., Cumberland, coal to Water* vV Zimmerman. Boat \a<iWee, do do lio Boat Miles Standish, do do do Boat Kmilv Hodman, do do do B *at Mii'zU Smith, Harper's Berry, dour to I). 1‘ lluoe and W . L Powell Son. I H.rAK rKD. Boat Salem, Cumberland, bv 1>. B. Smith & Co _ , Boat Old Homrnion, Cumberland, by rowle & Co. Boat Aneusta do do do


ocr: The new cheap postage law goes into opera- tion to-day. ISM. j r l y . 1 Tuesday ... 2 Wed tit-da y S Thursday .. •4 Friday ... f» Saturday . b Sunday .. 7 Monday .. LA I KS I Moom'n Phask*. D. H. *■ Fir>t <}r ... o ♦» 3 k Full.13 2 5* M La>l qr-21 a 32 M New.2S 0 33 a HlCiH WAThlt. J i LX 1, —h- —111 DA I KS. Almanac. p,n Jruu’S SI s setsi. 1 4 1 l 1 4 4 12 4«»;7 20 40!7 20 10 7 20 41 7 11 7 42 Loudon.Line 13 Liverpool.Line l.‘{ Havre.Jut.e 12 1 New Orleans June 22 MARINE LIST. PORT OK ALKXANDKIA, JIN K 30. Akkivkd. Brig Robert W mg. Crowell, Baltimore, to Lambert McKenzie. Schr. (ioitlen Rule, Parker, New York, to l) B. Smith 5: Co. Schr. Jenny Lind, Culiin, Annamesstx, to Kowle & Co. Schr Repeater, Traverse, Baltimore, to Lam- hert Al McKenzie, ami freight lor the I).strict. Schr. Mott Bedell. Bedell, N. \ork, to Caze* nove & Co. ami freight tor the Distuct. Schr. Statesman, Cathell, New \ork. to S Shinn fc. Son ami freight for the District. Schr. Mary Virginia, Franks. Philadelphia, to S. Shinn Son. Schr. Joseph, Jewett. Boyd's Hole, lociM timber to S. Shinn & Son. Steamer Columbia. Harper. Baltimore, to J. J Wheat & Bros, ami freight tor the District. Swi.KD. Schr Kate Stuart. King, Philadelphia, by S. Shinn 5c Son. Mk.morasoa. Schr. Somerville, Chase, hence at Boston, y7th ult.


ocr: LIST of letters. LIST OK ILETTERS remaining in the Post Office, Alexandria, Va., on the 31st of January, 1851. Persons calling for the letters in ibis list, will please say they are advertised. f A Jane Arnold Nancy Arrington W K Arrni*tead Andrew J Amiss Mrs A E Amiss O L Arnold II George W Bryant Henry Brown John H Brooke James Brown Robl Brion John Bryan Margaret Brown Peter Brooks John Boyer William Bogue Barnard & Buckey Jane F. Barber Capt Wm H Baily John Blakely Caroline Blakeney Nancy Beirill Wm Beck ley Mary E Birker A Brook—2 Capt Jas H Barnard A Baden Presley Barker Sam’l B Blantham—3 C Brooks Lucy Burns James Buchanan—2 Robl Burtlad Mary Butler G Burshall V Crawford Cushing Betsey Craik Wm M Craig W.n Clagett Capt M Clat>doore Josiah H Cooper John Cowling Sarah Church I Frederick Course Miss E Cooper Thomas Cosey—2 Thos Coleman Wm Curren ’ Micheal Cofler Mathew Cullen H Crawford Thos Carrol R Corney Nath Corson D Jane Duvall Jane Dudley J G Dickey Albert BDothard Enoch Daster William S Dawns Alex’a H Dana Luard Doegary Thos Donnelly E Mary Entwisle Elizabeth G Edelin Simon Elliott—3 W H Ensign W S Evans Mich’l Elwood F James Fossett 0 P Finley Geo H Fleming John E Fox David Fitahugh John Fenan Nancy Fugett John A Flocker Elias Fair Thomas Fisher John Ferran C A Frankling M A Fergerton G Marv Golden Patrick Grimes J T Grime* Henry V Grimes James G Grimes Charles R Grimes Albert Grimley James Greenwood James R Goodwin Maria Gantt M A Gibbs Miss B Gates 11 T J Hughes—‘2 Nathaniel C Hunter John A Humphries Sarah M Howe Noah Howe Elizabeth Hantzman, Philip Hamilton John Hog^n—2 Harrison W Hardy Sophia Housen H P Hitzel Henry H Hally Patrick Hameli Bernard Hamell Geo C Hews Henry Halton Susan Hinney J Elizabeth Jackson Mrs Jacobs Sarah Jacobs K Ann Kin? Ann Kidwell Samuel Kelley John Kelley E Kennedy Catharine King Harriet Knowles L Kethe L | '


ocr: wHKETINGS. COTTON BATTS AND O STOCKING YARN.—The attention of the Merchantsof Alexandria, and of the surround in^ Country, is called to the supply of SHEET INGS. COTTON BA ITS, and 'STOCKING YARN, manufactured at the Alexandria COT TON FACTORY; which are ottered at the tour est Factory prices. sen 2—tf EDWARD SNOWDEN & CO. VIRGINIA MERCER POTATOES, forsale at [octlO] WHITE'S, Po»tOttice corner.


ocr: fiTfk BUSHELS GroundNuts t/U 2 bbls. fresh Pecan Nuts 1000 Cocoa Nuts 4 bag# Filberts > ; 1 bale fresh English Walnuts 1 casksCurrants : 2 f reals Dates, for sale by- - * 3 : DAVID APP1CH,


ocr: GRANGE and ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD. ON, AM) AFTKR MONDAY, the 10M inst., the PASSKNGF.R TRAIN will leave Alexandria at 7$ o'clock, to go as far us Manas sas Station, twenty-eight miles; returning, will leave at 3 o'clock, or on the arrival of the War renton Stages. Round tni» tickets in either d.rection furnish ed at reduced rates, to troand return within two days. Fare to Springfield Station.35 cts. Do Burke's Station.f»"> 4* Do Lee's Station.70 44 I\> Sangster's Mill.>0 44 l)o I'uion Mill.yo 4k Do Manassas Station...$1 10 44 Round trip tickets to the same points. Fare to SpiingtieUi Station.f.Octs. Do Burke s Station....^0 44 Do Lee's Station.....$1 00 Do Sangster’s Mil!.Si 10 Do I’nion Mill.SI 30 Do Manassas Slatiou.$1 50 R. H. MIDDLETON. nov 10—tf Superintendent.


ocr: OKANGK and ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD. ON. AND AFTER MONDAW the 10th in at., the IV ^SKNCIKR TRAIN will leave Alexandria at 7 4 o'clock, to ko as lar as Manas sas Station, twenty-eight miles; returning, will leave at 3 o'clock, or on the arrival of the VYar renton Stages. Round trip tickets in either direction furnish ed at reduced rates, to go and return within two days. Fare to Springfield Station.35 cts. Do Burke's Station.55 t; Do Lee's Station.70 u Do Sa..gster's Mill.SO 4' Do Union Mill.00 11 Do Manassas Station...$1 10 u Hound trip tickets to the same points. Fare to Springfield Station. )cts. Do Burke's Station.yo 4* Do Lee’s Station.Si 00 Do Sangster's Mill.Si 10 Do Union Mill.. Do Mana-sas Station Si 30 $1 50 nov to—tr R. H. MIDDLETON, Superintendent


ocr: j j j | j j _ C anal Commerce. Arrived, June 21. Boat Col. Young, Cum her I and, coal to U a ters & Zimmerman. Boat Josephine Seaton, do do <^> Boat Caroline, Cumberland, coal to P. B. Smith & Co. Boat Otho Baker, do do Boat Charles Perry, Cumberland, coal Fowled Co. Boat D J. McCoy, do do Boat* Isaac M otter, do do Borden .Mining Co's Boat \\ m Albert, ( berland. coal to Fowle & Co. Departed. Boat Kldorado. ('umberland, salt and ries bv D. B. Smuh & C o


ocr: COMMERCIAL. Baltimore Market, Dec. 18. Fi.ol'r —We note sales today of 1600 bbls. Howard Street Ficur at $1. We note sale*, to-day ot 250 bbio. Citv Mills Flour at *4. Most holders refuse to sell at this (ate. Grain.—The supply of Wheat was small to day, and prices further advanced. Sales good to prime red were made at 85 a S3 cts. and of white at 90 a 95 cts. We quote family flour white at 96 a 96 ct«. Sales of Corn at 51 cts. for while, and 51 a 53 cts. lor yellow Oats bring 33 a 37 cts. Provisions —There is a somewhat better feeing io*Ua\ fo. hulk meat, attributable no doubt to the improved demand in the West. In *moKed arid barrelled Meats there ha.- been no >pecial n oveu.eni since our la^t, and we con t.nue our former quota ion* Whiskey—Is very dull for the season — Sales of Penn a. nbU. to-dav at 2! a 72 cts. Hhds. are held at 201. Baltimore bbls. »-e:l at 22>g' cts.


ocr: 21 Sunday'.... 3 23«37 ''f- • 8 Xi 23 Monday_ 3 23 b 33 HIGH WATFK. 2K Tuesday ...3 266 31 August 20, Oh. Sftn. LATEST DAI Es7% * m a ^ a Lonuon.y t Liverpool.Au*r. i* ! .-lavre.Aug;. o New Orleans Aim. 13 MARINE LIST. FORT OK ALEXANDRIA. AUGUST l.v Arrived. Schr. Minerva, Robertson, Providence, R. P, ice to order. Sailed. Schr. Milhado,-, Norfolk, coal from D B. Smith & Co. Schr. Calcedony,-, Patuxent, coal from Fowle & Co. Memoranda. Brig Robert Waite, hence at Barbados, *20th ultimo. Schr Washington, Murcli, cleared at New York, for this port, ISth. Schr. Golden Rule. Rodgers, hence at New York, ISth. Schr. Sea Flower. Dayton, hence at New York, 15th. ____ — - -----


ocr: TVTOTIC K —.\P persons indebted to BRENT , . & BRVAN, are earnestlv requested to l[pe payment, with as little delay as practica ti!° e!lhfr the undersigned. be ‘lkv>!ution of the firm renders it nece* x’V. that this notice should receive early at• eHt*®». JOHN H BRENT, :>t GEORGE BRWN DITCH —oo bbls. in good order, just received ?n‘l for sale by *1*4 THOMAS & DYER.


ocr: tear The Drawing of the Virginia NaV I. tery, for the benefit of Monongalia Acd-h-m* Class 40, for l£5lt will take place at^e* Mayor's Office, Alexandria. Va . on Thur-ca], (THIS DAV,) April lOth. at 4i o'clock. I* M J. W. MAURY ^ CO. ap 10 —It Mai-a:- ' £1 HHDS. P R, Cuba and N.O. Sl’CAli. •J\ part strictly prime 20 packages Loaf and Crushed Sugar 3$ tierces and bids, prime N O. Mo'.as-^s 20 hhds. prune Cardenas Molasses 10 bags Green Rio Coffee fi bbls. Lamp Black, just received and d<u .* expected, and for sale by ...... apio WM. BAYNE OHIKT COLLAR BOXES for keep ng Su ing Collars in their proper shape*, • Dress ami Fancy colored Shirts, and 1 hrc Collars of the latest Sew York and for sale at A. f.A M^ (^ ^ * * ap 10 Gentlemen's Furnishing • t,,|V I AKGE DRAWING PAPER -Just receiv Li ed, one roll French Drawing Paper inches wide, and nil in one sheet, so that D - neerscan be supplied with sheers of any - ap io BELL fc EWTWISIE T'RA VELLiNG ANf) PACKING TRt 'NK' Carpet Bag*, and School Satchel*. f"r' ' at extremely low pncee, at , AMM0Vps. ap 10 Genilemrn's Fudni‘htne Sto.e OILKAND SATIN STOCKS of- the Broadway style, also. Cravats anu Stiffeners, received, and for **j^jJjjjoND'S ap 10 Gentlemens FtimiehtnsStote. /"NORN STARCH, for making Pud:. _J-j C”«A ‘sTiilW*'. for sale by Fairfax-^^^ 4 mo 10_ __—- * p»TASH, first ^tyUor^.by^ BKO % mo 10__Fairfax *.^ TTEEP COOL.—Just Vek?'Wm JV assortment of Chinese, B ne * Leaf, and other Fans, selling "r>^gRV'S.


ocr: Canal Commerce._ Arrived, September 16. Boat Wm. B. Clarke, Cumberland, coal Washington Coal Co. Departed, September 10. Boat Col. Young, Cumberland, by Waters Zimmerman, groceries tor Clearspring Williamsport bv Wm. Bayne, groceries, shoes, &c., from McVeigh. Harper & for Sbepherdstown, Va , Mercersyille, Sharp> burg, Williamsport, Clearspring,Millstonel Hancock and Cumberland, Md. Boat Mountaineer, Cumberland, groceries, &c.,by McVeigh, Harper & Chamberlain, Little Orleans, Md. Boat Southampton, Cumberland, by Edward Miller. Boats J. Snively, H. G. Phelps and L. A. Phelps, Cumberland by Fowle k Co._


ocr: MARINE USX. }■<),< T QK ALfc.AA.NUKIA. OClOBEK^j Arrived. 'Scbr. Kigar, Hatton, Farmington, wheat D S Biacktork Sl-.o^S wler, Beanl, Farmington, wheat to k S. Btmckk>ck. Sailed Bri« F. L. WaKo.i, Iitus, Boston, coal Bortien Mi nine Co Schr. Huntoka, Jones, New York, coal Fowle & Co. Schr A>lingtnn. Jones, New lork, coal Washi >gton Coal Co. „ Schr N*a Flower, Da) ton, New \ork, by Washington Coal Co. Schr. (loltien Rule, Rogers, New \ork, bv Washington Coal Co. Schr W. W Brown, Craig, Norfolk, coal D. B. Smith & Co. Memoranda. Schr Ann D. Oaborn, hence at New 8th inst.


ocr: Canal Commerce, Arrived, Oct. v* Boats Cumberland and Salem, Cumberland, i*oaI to D. B< Smith bi Co. Boat Wm. J. Booihe. do do to Fowl* & Co. Boats F. Bioodtfood, K. G. V.olett, and lumhia, Cumberland, to Warrington Coal Co Boat Grampus, Hancock, wheat to &Boat Metacomer, Cumberland, coal to Borden Mining Co. Departed. SiiiSi R G- VjoUg and David Shnver, Cumberland, b> » »stlin» ton Coal Company. . i • tpr Boat Elizabeth, Cumberland, plmster ai ^Boat Jatnea Boyce, groceries, &c » for spring, Hancock, and Cumberland, from Mc Veigh, Harper & Chamberiam, and W m.


ocr: __ CARPETINGS, MATTINGS.OILCLOTHS 8 pieces low priced Carpetings 6 do fine Ingrain do 8 do sup. fine do do S do 5-8, 3*4 and 4-4 plain and twilled Venitian do, for stairs and passages 20 pieces 4-4, 5-4, 6-4 and S-4 Oil Cloths, some new and beautiful patterns of different widths to match 5 pieces 4 I fine straw Matting 3 do checked do do., received and for sale at reduced price®, bv mh 15 F & M TAYLOR


ocr: GENERAL MEETING of tbeTubscrib ers to the Stock of the Alexandria Company will he held at the Lyceum Hall, Monday* the 10th day oj March next, at o'clock, P. M., for the purpose of electing President and Directors for said Company. STEPHEN SHINN, HUGH C. SMITH, FRANCIS L. SMITH, P. G. UHLER, R H. MILLER, GEO P FOWLE. leb 7— lm THOS. W. SMITH.


ocr: 1851. OCTOBER. M'N rises Sin sets. Moon’s Phases 14 Tuesday ... 15 Wednesday lf> Thursday .. 17 Friday. IS Saturday... 19 Sunday - 20 Monday — H 2<>i3 :>1 6 27 6 2* 0 29 « 31 H 32 6 34 5 33 5 32 5 31 5 29 5 2S 5 2b D. Last qr.. ..17 New.24 First qr,...31 Full.8 n 7 10 2 6 25 k 25 m 32 e 35 k HIGH WATER. Octopek 14, 9!i 18m. LATEST DATES. London.oept. 27 f.iverpool.Sep!. 27 Havre.*e\n, w New Orleans.Oct. 6 MARINE LIST. PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, OCTOBER 13. Arrived. Schr. R. F. Stockton, Atcheson, New York to Howard & Poor. Schr. Juliana. Klim wood, Eastport, planter and fish to Fowie & Co. Schr. Swann, Johnson, Philadelphia, coal to James Green & Son. Steamer Columbia, Harper, Baltimore, to J. J. Wheat & Bros., and freight for district. Schr. Lucretia, Lewis, Port Tobacco wheat and tobacco to S. Shinn & Son., and D. & S. Blacklock. Schr. Eagle, Courtney, Sandy Point, wheat to S. Shinn, & Son. Schr. Emma Augusta, Wiggins, Kinsale, wheat to S. Sbmn & Son. Schr. Trial, Hannon, Pomonkey, wheat to S. Shinn & Son. Schr. Intelligence, Baxter. Mattox, wheat to S. Shinn & Son. Sloop J. M. Clavtoa, Wooliord. Philadelphia, to S. Shinn & Son. Schr. Enterprise, Cryer, St. Mary's, wheat to D. R. Wilson & Co. Schr. Zachary Taylor, Jones, Boyd’s Hole, wheat to S. Shinn & Son and Jas. Irwin. Sailed. Schr. Wm. Clarke, Blizard, New York, coal from Washington Coal Co. Memoranda. Schr. C. L. Crooks, Lamson, hence at New York, 11th. Schr. Empire, Bumstead, hence at New lork, 11th. , Schr. Alhambra, Blanchard, hence at boston, 9th.


ocr: tzstrk LB> of extra Sugar cured Should lO(M) e* received, an-^lebv ^ jy ^ corutr oi Prince and Fairfax-ats.


ocr: j j i ! Canal Commerce. Arrived, April 23. Boat Ben Franklin, Williamsport, flour to I. M. McCormick & Co. Boat Jenny Lind, Artz, Cumberland, coal to Fowle&Co. Boat H. G. Phelps, Cumberland, coal to Eowle & Co. Departed, Boat Elizabeth, Cumberland, fish from R. C. Barton, and mackerel from Fish hack & Bro. Bofrt Ben Franklin, for Williamsport, dry goods from Bryan, Adams & Co., hardware from Jas. A. English & Co., and groceries from Win. Bayne, plaster nnd Herrings from T. Mr McCormick & Co. Boat Henrietta, Big Spring Mills, p.aister from Fowle & Co , and groceries for Leesburg from Mc\ eisih, Bro & C o.


ocr: I. LOUS KINZER—Attorney at Law, H And Sot try Pubiic, AS, (durto* the rebuilding of his office,) I removed to the room over Cook & Peel's I Drua; Store, on King street, (2d story of Sarep uHall.) aug QS—dot


ocr: COMMERCIAL,, Baltimore Market, July 8. Flour.—The market to-day for Howard Street Flour was rather more quiet. Sales of 300 bbls. at $4.25. There was a sale of fresh ground City Mills on Saturday afternoon at $4.25. Some parcels of Flour to be made of new wheat were con tracted for to-day at prices to be fixed hereafter. Grain.—About three thousand bushels of new Wheat were in market to-day, very little of which was in order for grinding. The sales were at 90a95 cents for good to prime reds, and 95al00 cents for whites. No family flour white at market. We note a sale of Pennsyl vania old white at 9S cents, and of red at 91 cts. Sales of Corn to-day at 63cts. for white and 59 cts. for yellow. Oats are wanted. Sales to-day at 36a41 cts. as in quality. Cattle.—The offerings of Beeves at the scales to-day reached SOO head, 540 of w’hich number were sold to city butchers, 70 were left over unsold, and 190 were driven to Philadel pliia. Prices ranged from $2.25 to $3.25 on the hoot, equal to $4.50a$6.25 net, and averaging $2 OS gross. Hogs.—We quote from $0 to $6.25. Provisions.—There is nothing new to note since our last. Small saies are still making to the retail trade. Whiskey.—Moderate sales of Pennsylvania bbls. at 24ia25 cents, mostly at the latter, and of hhds. at 24 cts. Baltimore bbls. sell at 21J cents.


ocr: GAS FIXTURES.—1 have now an assort ment of GAS BURNERS, from the best manufacturers in the country. Persons intend ed to use Gas will do well to call and leave their orders soon. Patterns not on hand will be procured at short notice, and prices will be made to suit purchasers, sep 9 JAS. P. SMITH.


ocr: GROCERIES. HHDS. Sugar ‘‘stnctlfl^ime* 1U halt Chests V. IJ. Imperial, G. P. ami Black leas 50 boxes Mould Candles 20 k* Adamantine do 15 u Pearl do 75 u Brown Soap 20 u Fancy do 250 “ nov 21 Kaisms, for sale by I). & S. BLACKCOCK. BKANDY, WINK AND GIN — 10 naif Pipes Otard, Dupes anil Hennessey Brandy 5 “ “ Madeira Wine 11 “ Poit “ o i‘ “ Genuine Holland Gin 5.000 Havana Segars lo.ooo Principe Setiais. by schr. Arlington, from New Yoik. m store, and for sale by nov *21 CREIGHTON & BODKIN, IJnion-st. near the Perry Slip. Butter and lard — 1000 lbs. prone Goshen Butter 000 “ roli Butter 5 kegs Western Butter 500 lbs. new I .old. jom received, sod for sale In J. E. HENDERSON, dec |S corner f King and Alfred sts. T'KUiT.—Bunch Raisins, in whole, half, and _ quarter boxes Lexia do. in keg-, low priced Leghorn Citron, ot supei lor quality New crop /.ante Currants Soft Shell Almonds, and Fiesh Cianhprnes, for sale at dec 14 WHITE S. Post-Office corner. HMDS, piime P. R. and N. 0 Sugar 12 “ “ “ u Molasses 10 bbls. Crushed Sugar 50 half. qr. and whole boxes Raisins, lust received bv Columbia, and for sale hv ' CREIGHTON & BODKIN, dec 23 lTnion-sf., near the Ferrv-Stip. A AAA HAVANA and Principe Se gars, in qr boxes: Pannatillas, Steamboats. Dosanugos. La Norma, and other brands, mostlv genuine imported, in store, and for sale low bv dec 13 ' FLEMING & DOUGLASS. FAMILY FLOUR, &c — L 50 bbls. superior FAMIL^ FLOl R 50 bags fresh Bl UKW HKA I P LOl R 10 kegs GLADES BUTTER 2 casks fresh RICE. For sale, by J. J WHEAT & BRLrS._ GENUINE Havana Segars fi.OOii Regalia do lace Pepper 5 half bbls. refined Saltpetre, landing this dav, and for sale h\ dec 23 FLEMING & DOUGLASS. lo.ooo 5 bags Pi BlT C K vv II K AT.—A constant supply «t ‘•Ralph Lee's" celebrated Buckwheat Flour. This article isgiound of choice grain and with great caie, and is warranted superior: for sale [nov IP] J. McCORMICK, Jr. MACKEREL AND HERRING — 25 ht)Is. No. 3 Mackerfi. 1U0 “ Potomac and Labrador Herring, For sale by J. J. WHEAT k BROS, dec 19 BUTTER, LARD. HAMS, kc —Glades But ter. and prime No. 1. Lard in Kegs: also, 1 Cask Family Hams, small size, tor sale by T. M. McCORMICK k CO., dec IS Theatre Building. QIGAR and coffee — ►5 0 hhds. prime New Crop Sugar 30 bags Rio and Java Coffee 10 casks N. 0. Molasses. For sale bv dec 19 J. J. WHEAT k BROS. BOX ESS X 10 and 1<>X 1*2 WINDOW


ocr: COTTON YARN, &c — 5000 lbs. a)TTON YARN, assorted 0 bales CANDLE WICK * “ LAPS to “ COTTON ROPE. For sale, uov it J. J. WHEAT $ BROS


ocr: London.Ajuil 8 I Liverpool_Apri 1 8 ! Havre.April * New Orleans..Ap. 10 MARINE LIST. _ TOUT OK ALEXANDRIA, APRIL*21. Arrived. Ship Alexandria. VVaiker, Chincha Islands, via Callao, to Fowle & Co. _ , Brig Emily, Fritz, St John, N. B., plaster and lumber to Cazenove & Co. Brig P. I. Nev ms. Bod die, St. John, N. B.. i>la>ter to Fowle <St Co. Schr. Wm. Burke, Rose, New York, hay to Waters & Zimmerman. Schr. Mott Bedell, Bedell, New York, to Cazenove & Co., and freight lor District. Scht. Caucasian, Mayo, Eastport, plaster and laths to Fowle & Co. Schr. M. M. Klotz, Eld ridge, Boston, plaster to Fowle & Co. Schr Edith, Crowell, Boston, plaster to D. B. Smith & Co. Schr Larkin, Churbuck, Boston, piaster to I) B Smith & Co. Schr. Gen. Cameron, --, Philadelphia, Anthracite coal to A. Jamieson & Co. Sailed. Schr. Ann E. Cake, Norwick, Cl., coal from D B. Smith & Co. __


ocr: PUBLISHED DAI LY AND TKI-'VEKKL \ EDGAR SNOWDKfl* The ALEXANDRIA GAZEtTk, ioi is printed onTuesdays, lhursdays^ ^ St’MCtirriOM.-The Daily P«P«* dollars per ai*,iU,“’J^y- is ft mished lor live SOSSS5& »;S- „ H.*,«-iu.-a -Vs. |


ocr: : i HER A DAMS & COS EX PR ESS —R OB I ERT HARPER has this day opened beauiitul assortment of Berage de Laines Piain and Figured Berages Fancy Prints Carrtfcric and Muslin Trimmings Striped and Dotted Muslins w Black “ Lawns 15 inch Black Lace, fine and mcey All of which will be sold at his usual low price*. Call without delav. ’ mv 5 r—. ' ’ -


ocr: SUGAR, MOLA5JSES, &c.—35 prime Porto Rico Sugar 11 hhdr prime Porto Rico Molasses 165 bags Rio, Maracaibo and Java Coffee 75 boxei Sperm, Adamantine & Pemrl 30 half cheats Gunpowder Tea, part very 20 do Black do to baskets fresh Salad Oil 10 cates Maccarom, tbiadav Janding and sale low, by S. StMNN & SON, noT j3 Janney • W


ocr: fXRANGES AND GRAPES.—40 BOXES 0RANGE8. in prime order, and a few kegs MALAGA GRAPES, just received and for sale low-by [mh 4] GEORGE WHITE XX71NTER Strained Sperm OIL, of best r ▼ quality, just received and for sale bv mb 3 COOK & PEEL,


ocr: 1 pZf\ DRUMS of Figs 1£/V/ 50 whole and half boxes Raisins 500 Cocoanuts 25 boxes Oranges and Lemons 1 bag Naples Walnuts 5 bales Almonds 4 boxes Rock Candv 1 box Pine Apple Cheese, for sale by febj!9_ DAVID APPICH. PINE OIL, best quality, just received, and for sale by [feb 5] J. it. PIERPOINT.


ocr: , ! ' dria Gazette, on motion, the meeting adjourned. THOS. H BOSWELL. President. CHAS. HL'NTON, Vice President. J. Humphrey McVeh.h. Sec. Almanac. 1H51. |s>r>|Sr.NI i AUGUST. Iritryfsets.| Moon’s I’hasks. 5 Tuesday ... 5 3jG 57 .. J; H: fj Wednesday 5 I O' 50 , . 4 .-*♦> r 7 Thursday .'. 5 5 0 55 U'l>l » ^ Friday.5 0;ti 54 *^eu.•’ ^ 1 0 Saturday... 5 7 0 53 ‘11’1 *!* - * d3 >i ! 10 Sunday .... 15 S 5 52 HIGH YVATKK. II Monday ....|5 9|0 51 j Ai <;i si 5.—Ii. —in. LATEST DATES~ London.July 23 Liverpool.July 23 I Havre.July 'U 1 New Orleans July ‘J’s MARINE LIST. POUT OF ALKXANDUIA, ACGCST I. Arrived, August 3. Steamship Martin Hoffman, '1 ownsend, New Yoik. to Waters A Zimmerman Schr. Hamilton, Daytos, N. York, to S. Shinn A Son, and freight tor the District. Schr. Mary Kmelme, Kice, St. Thomas, to Lambert A McKenzie. Schr. Franklin F. Randolph, Burnett, Provi dence, R. I . to Fowle A C’o. August l —Brig Harriet,-, Bangor, lum ! her to S. S. Masteis A Son. Schr. Robert Knowles, Calhoun, Philadel phia. coal to Cazenove A Co. Schr. Adam Clarke, Wilkins, Boyd's Hole, wheat to S. Shinn A S n., and .! T. B. Perry. Schr. David Henry, Short, Macliodoc, wheat | to S. Shinn A Son. Schr. Wayinark. Dunnington, Nanjemoy, wheat to S. Shinn A Son. Schr. Joseph. Jewett, Boyd s Hole, wheal to S. Shinn A Son. Schr. Yiiginia, Weaver, .\ornini. wheat to S. Shinn A Son. Schr. Mary F.li/aheth. Lefavour, Xornini, wheat to S. Shinn A Son. Schr. Lucretia, Lewis. Port Tobacco, wheat and corn to S. Shinn A Son., and Lancaster A Gardiner. Sloop City, Arnold, St. Mary s, corn to S. Shinn A Son. Schr. Independence, brank, Macliodoc, wheat to J. T. B. Perry. Sailed, Schr. Lawrence Waferhury, Cranmer, N. Y., coal from 1). B. Smith A Co.


ocr: Almanac. 1851. Si n Sin AIVrCST. riff* *ett. Moon’s Piia-i s 20 Tuesday • • • 15 20 0 31 \ 27 Wed m—day 5 27 0 33 ,V*U.L*’ *’ [' i; 2S Thursday .. 5 2- 0 32 |Vr't *‘r •• • - # ? M 20 Friday. 5 20*0 31 j u ..J** ^ .j.,’ 30 Saturday ... 5 31,0 20 L l^ '\r • ' 31 Sunday'.... j » 32 0 2S IIP til U'A'l Lli 1 Moiuhry .... |r» 33|0 27 Am.i'm 2*». 7h. 14 c i» LATEST DA PEN. London.Aug. y j Havre.Aug. s ; f.ivcr:'Oo!.Aug. 0 1 New Orleans Aug r.» MARINE LIST. l*OKT OF ALEXANDRIA. Al Gl ST 25. Arriv ED. Schr. Edward Lewis. Hammett, New York, balla-i to master. Steamer Columbia, Harper. Baltimore, t J. J Wheats Bros, and freight tor the Di-trct. Parsed off Piney Point, baique Mars. >c<»tt, from Newport, bound up. with railioad iron Sclo Ann Hall-eV. Ball.ince. Noilh t aiooi.a, «hillmg> to James Green &. Nm, Schr Larkin. Cburbiick. from Bo-ton, with :ce. to J Pettibone. pa--ed up to Washington, ye-terday. Schr Joseph Farweil. Mar-nui. Boston, to Fowle N. Co. S »: i rv \ ugu-t 23. Br g Pembroke P ice, St John, by (’a/cnovr? & Co


ocr: Liverpool_April S New Orleans. .Ap. 10 MARINE LIST._ PORT OF f i.KXAfil»UAi APRIL re. Arrived. Schr. Eliza Jane, Barnard, Nantucket, oil and candles to Lam be it & McKenzie. Sailed. Sehr. Sarah Elizabeth, New York, coal from Waters & Zimmerman. ^ ■ ■ •it aBBrsfeag C anal Commerce. Arrived, April 22. Boat Elizabeth. Cumberland, coal to rowle ^Boat Experiment, Conrads Ferry, 1000 bush els corn to Fowle & Co. Boat Henrietta, Big Spring Mills, nom- to Win L. Powell & Son. . Boat J. P. Smait, Big Spring Mills. 2.>00 bush els corn to Fowle & Co. , . i. Boat William, from Cumberland, coal to 1>. B. Smith & Co. , . , |, n Boat Oregon, from Cumberland,coal to U. K. Smith Ik Co. -,i . , . , Boat John G. Stone, from Cumberland, coal to D. B. Smith & Co. Departed, April 22. Boat Marv R Hale, Cumberland lme, by '' li ters & Z minerman, goods from Me ' eigb. Bro. vN: Co , Win. Bayne, Bryan, Adams k Co., Lam bert & McKenzie, and Wm. L Powell ^ ^on . Boat M. R. Zimmerman, Cumberland, by Waters & Znnmeiman. , Boat Enterprise dry goods from Bryan, Ad ams & Co, for Leesburg. ... f Boa! Experiment, groceries tor Leesburg, from Wm Bayne. FOR NKW YORK-lfcseitor />J. I rpvnilar Packet Nchr.Si AIL- * j >7/1 A, J D Cat hell, master, will have ues patch. For freight «Pgy »» ,NN & S0X, ap >^_tf Jannev's W hart> FDR BOSTON.—'I'he packet Hriii; SEBLCAXDACE, Isaac Matthews master, I wu^ul t*is week. For irenjhti>piV to ^ ap s *_ — j,**- K)K ’ N EW Y(>KK.-The resjular £|»packet Schr MOTI BEDELL, Be ilefl^ma-ter. will suit in a few days. or| frei,h. apply to CA2BWVBI. GO_ All) SCOTCH WHISKEY.—I puncheon V* super Old Scotch Whiskev.1.1 store and for sale low, by * A. MARBI Kl , ap 23 Fowled WHtn BKKF AND PORK, in barrels, constantly on hand, and for sale^ MARBVRy, ap23 Fowled Wharf. Hydraulic Vkment.—a.«« l>bl*I^ draulic Cement Irom the Kingston Lime and Cement Company, ^ hvFtt sale hv [ap 231 THOMAS & DV LOOK HERE—10,000 lbs. prime Bacon j 1 1.000 Ihs. prime Lard, just rece.ved and for sale by FISH B ACK & BRO ap2l } Prince street Jjjck. onn J. r. MARTIN’S extra susar cured OUU Hams received *odfor sale bv THOMAS Bl RNS, ap 21 corner of Prince and Fairfax sts. BRYAX ADAMS & CO., have just re ceived per Express, another lot of those extra Mohair Mittal Half Long do , also Seed td Mini ins. for dresses.__if? _ TTOSIERY—A general assortment ojCotton H received tb^dav^-1 ap2l 3 No. 2. King street. LARD—500 Ihs No 1 Lard, for sale at ap 9 WHITE'S. Post Office Comer. PLAISTF.R OF PARIS-200 to"* afloat, for»l« by [ap 17] FOWLt & CO. I | ; J ! * I i I !


ocr: a TTENTJON SUN FIRE COMPANY. You are hereby notified to meet at the elief Engine House, this evening, at 7»* o'* oci Punctual attendance is requested as □iin'e*. of importance will heliidheforethe ompany. GEORGE DIFFER jl 5—It _ ^ecretar>. LASTING POWDER.-101'tor «ale low, by L,e-*3 UM. BA\ NK.


ocr: Arrived, November 25. Boat Henry lyson, Cumberland, coal to Washington Coal Co. Boat Charles William, Cumberland, coal to Fowle & Co. Departed. Boot J. R. Annan, Cumberland, by Wash ington Coal Co. Boat Archibald Cary, Cumberland, by Fowle & Co. Boat Gen. Tyson, groceries, for Cumberland, from Win. Bayne.


ocr: TIMBER LAKEi TALIAFERRO. J. W. Timber lake- J* C. Taliaferro, Qrootnand Commits** Msrchantt, earn imo ahd columbus-sts- alex’a. . TlLEDGK themselves to attend to ail busi ji sees entrusted to tbeir care with prompt sets and despatch, and earnestly solicit a of public patronage. _ap 29 _ LAMP OIL—Sperm, Bleached, Elephant Oil, Lard, Solar, Whale and Common iw. ai, »d i~ peel.


ocr: _COMMERCIAL. Baltimore Market, AprilI. Cattle.—There were offered at the -cales :o j day, 500 head of Beeves, of which number I were sold to city butchers, 25 were left t Vcr ! unsold, and 190 were driven to Philadelphia I Prices ranged from $3 to $4,25 on the ho, •, equal to $6 a S.25 net, and averaging ’ gross. Hogs.-—The market is rather dull. Wecuo’e at $6.50aC.$75. Flour.—We note sales to-day of lOOu hbls Howard Street Flour at $4 37$. City Mills Flour is without much inquiry Holders ask $4.50 for fresh ground parcel, tu: we hear ot no transactions. Grain — We quote good to prime Md rei Wheats at 90a96 cts,—very little receiv e; Family Flour white Wheat is worth liua . cts. We note a sale of a cargo of Penn, white on Saturday 8t 101 cts., ami another cargo to day at the same price. Fora load of IVnr. red 98$ cts were offered and refused, the owr.tr preferring to store it. Sales of Corn at 59 a 60 cts. for both wf. e and yellow. Sales of Penna. yellow at'va i cts. A load of 1500 bushels Penn. Rye wasso.i at 68 cts. Provisions.—We note sales of 300 bbl.« Prime Pork, to arrive, at $11.12: ca*h. and 50hhds. bacon, shoulders and suit* at Vi"; j cts. Whiskey.—Sales of Penn. bbls. at 23 cn and of hhds. at 20 cts. Baltimore bbls. »til at 22$a23 cents.


ocr: Virginia and South Carolina The resolutions on this subject, it Wlii . ‘ membered, passed the Senate, with ar amendments, heretofore noticed. The u agreed to all but the one striking out the It * excepting \ermont from the States to wi copy of the resolutions is to be sent 'V1 House on Friday, disagreed to that amend* * c by a vote of 47 to 40. Virginia has aTr "?T dared that she would hold no commur,/.*' with Vermont, until the latter State show T4 self a reasonable, and not. as now a * member of the Confederacy. The Sena* " terwards, adhered to this amendment VrV * Saturday the House, by a decided vote °r’t ed on us disagreement. Soon after, tht’s receded from its amendment, leav.’iw th***'* olution as it originallv came from theHouse ^ Married, In Washington City, on the 3Ut u!t k». Rev. Charles A. Davis. Mr. ALFXAVrum RILEY, to Miss JULIA A.SITHFRUvn all of Fairfax county, Va. [Fairfax \ please copy.] ‘ ews Died, On Thursday, the20th March iS5i a» 0 Grove, near Warrenton. the residence of h son, Newton Vowles, after a lon^ and lirJ r'tr illness, Mrs. ANNE VOWLE^age" ionL’* and 9 days. - *ta,s At Fairfax Court House, on Friday ; the 75th yearof hisage, ROBERTKATCIIFFK esq , one of the oldest inhabitants of thecou ty, and for the greater portion of his life one • iis most active citizens. 4 At his residence, in Prince George’s cnnrm Md., on the 25th ult., CLEMENT B\K\’ esq., in the 69th year of his age. Durm* o late war with England he held a commit in the service of his native State, and wa* . quently called into active service.


ocr: \TEVV GOODS! NEW W^PS! .-Another lN arrival of SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS, at the cheap Dry Good* More of . WALTON HARPER, opposite Messrs. Cook & Peel's Drug Store. ? Beautiful striped Swiss Do embroidered do . Do dotted do, U yards wide, only uc. Do fancy Lawns for Ui cents Do Berage de I^ins Do plaid and figured Berages Do French Worked Collars and Curts Do Spanish, Chinese and other makes of Fans . c a Giathams, Prints, Hosiery, &c., going off chenP-my al— Jr ST received another lot of those black, white, lead and mode colored Hose, at on y 12 S eta. s pair. The Ud.es will do well to call soon and supply themselves, before they


ocr: _ ASH FOR NEGROES.—The subscriber wishes to purchase one hundred likely young NEGROES, for the Southern market. All persons having such property to dispose will find it to their interest to give me a call. » ! shall be at Front Royal on the regular court days and at Warrentop. All communications addressed to me at Salem. Fauquier County, Va.,w,ll be promptly at-emted mHASHEAH Salem, Fauqaier County, Va., aug It— aoflm


ocr: CUMBERLAND. Arut intermediat* points on the CanM. ALLEGHANY 'COMPANY’S LINE. The Boat* of this Lin* will tbstr r*sal»r trips on tht opening of ths Canal, next T**«.»nd will tak* freight at reasonable ret**. Apply to FOWLE at CO. M» aa—tf___ 1QOA FEET ASH OARS, a superior ar AOUl/ tie I*, received, and for sale lojv by ®b


ocr: GLADES BUTTER.—A few kegs, from the steamer Columbia, this day, for sale by T. BURNS, cor. Prince and dec 16 AISINS—100 boxes Raisins, for sa> hv


ocr: MARINE LIST. FORT OF ALEXANDRIA, OCTOBER 17. Arrived. Schr. Arctic, Wilson, New York, to S. Shinn & Son, and freight’for the District. S«hr. Helena, Bogert, New York, to Howard & Poor. Schr. Wachic, Wooster, Eastport, to Caze nove & Co. Schr. Sylvia E., Bourne, Salem, to Borden Mining Co. «... , , Schr. Alert, Owens, Philadelphia, coal to J. J. Wheat & Bros. Sailed. Barque Gen. Harrison, Meade, Barbados, by J. B. liaingerlield. Memoranda. Ship General Washington. Bern’, of this port, clM. at New York for New Orleans, 16th inst. Schr. Golden Rule, Rogers, hence at New York 16th.


ocr: WrT da rtNFRSHIP—The subscribers have piO.PARTNB.Kooa under firm of BRYAN, ADAMS * PBUSf ssnw &%»„«-■smss on King street, oppagjj>*;v rrv a v s“» of Bryan, Adams Si Co.


ocr: ORANGE and ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD. ON, AND AFTER TUESDAY, the 4th inst., the PASSENGER TRAIN will leave Alexandria at Ik o'clock, to go as far as Manas sas Station, twenty-eight miles; returning, will leave at 4 o'clock, or on the arrival of the War reuton Stages, and not later than 5 o'clock. Round trip tickets in either direction furnish ed at reduced rates, to go and return within two days. Fare to Springfield Station.35 cts. Do Burke's Station.55 t; Do Lee's Station.70 u Do Sangster's Mill.>>0 u l>o Union Mill.00 u Do Manassas Station . .Si 10 u Round trip tickets to the same points. Fare to Spiingfieid Station.50 cts. Do Burke's Station.so “ Do Lee's Station.$1 00 IV) Sangster's Mill.Si 10 Do Union Mill....Si 30 Do Manassas Station.$1 50 R. H. MIDDLETON, nov 3—tf Superintendent. TO TRAVELLERS. OKA Mi h A IS L> ALLAAA I >KIA KAIL ROAI\ and Stage Line, tor Warren ton and Cvlpeper Va —Passengers can leave this place daily (Sundays excepted,) by the Kail Road, at 7( o'clock for Warrenton, as far as the Manassas Station, and for Culpeper, thr*;e times a week, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays. Seats can be secured at the ‘-Wh verly House," Washington, and Newton'?* “Mansion House,” Alexandria, oct 31—eott vtatTonal loan la in i) life asm IN RANCH SOCIETY, OF LONDON.—“A savings bank for-the benefit of the widow and orphan.” Empowered by Act of Parliament.


ocr: 41 H OF JULV RAILROAD FXCIKMON. THE TRAINS will run on THIS DAY, from Alexandria to Springfield Station, S* mile* distant. Leaving at T1.,, ami 10 A M '• on,l 1'.* an.] 0, P. M.t an i returning i.. the intermediate hour*. PARE —50 cent-: Children, half pr:ce. HIT TICKETS —To tie had at the office ou Fayette *tr«et. J) *1 *5\


ocr: MORNING TKA1N : ON, AND AFTER MONDAY, the &t ft inst., the TRAIN will leave the Alexandria Station, on Duke street, at 7i o'clock, daily. (Sun | days excepted.) to go as far as Union Alii), near Bull Run, returning in time to reach Alexandria 1 bv 11 o’clock. I * AFTERNOON TRAIN : | From Alexandria at o'clock,—returning, | leaving Union Mills at 4i, and Sangster's Mill at 4£, or on the arrival of the Warrenton Stages, and not later than 5 o'clock. , Round trip tickets in either direction furnish* i ed at reduced rates to go and return within two ! days Fare to Springfield Station.35 cts. Do Burke’s Station.f>5 41 Do- l ee’s Station.70 “ Do Sandler's Mill.t>0 u Do Union Mill.•.••••.90 u Hound trip tickets to the same points. Fare to Springfield Station.30 cts. Do Burke's Station.SU “ Do Lee’s Station.St 00 Do Sangster’s Mill.Si 10 Do Union Mill.$1 30 The fare to intermediate points will be cal culated at four cents per mile. R. H. MIDDLETON, oct 6—tf Superintendent. POTOMAC R1V EK BOAT — 'The new, fast and superior steamer GEORGE WASHINGTON, will run on the Potomac the balance of the season, leaving Washington city on Tuesday and Friday at S o'clock, A. M and Alexandria from her berth at Daingerfield’s wharf, at S1.* o’clock: leaving Cone' River on Wednesday end Saturday ynorning of each week. She will make the following landings going and returning: Fort Washington, Glymont, Pope's Creek, Blurt Point,


ocr: A l l KM ION MOUNT VKIi NON OL’AKDS!—Youaienotilic<! ! to meet at the Aimorv at 7 o'clock i on fthi.ifcy mon.ihg, June -</, full Min met unifoim, preparatoi} to a visit to \Va>hinirto». Roll called at > o'clock. F. Bv order: W. LAN K. O S. my 31—2t PRICtIS RKPCCKD —Having a lame quan tity of CAN I'ON MATTINGS. v\ liich wo are anxious to dispose of, ?o make room h>r other goods we have determined to sell, at the loliowing prices;— 4-4 wide Gowqua Matting at 20 cents 5.4 do do do at ‘2s do 6-4 do do do at 33 do 4-4 ek'd Manhang Matting at 2-"> do 0 4 do do ’ do at 37* do Cocoa Matting for offices at 314 do Mouse keeners wai tmi: bargains, will p<ease , call early. BU\ AN, Al'AMS & CO. my 31 LOST —Lost by a lady in passing


ocr: 1 anal Commerce. Arrived, May 30 Boat l>. J. McCoy, Cumberland, coal to row.e & Co. a . Boat Columbia, do do t o Boat Reindeer, do do do Boat Anna Woodward, Cumberland, coal to Water* fc Zimmerman. . ~ u Boat .1 G. Stone, Cumberland, coal to 1>. t>. Smith & Co. , . r Boat Belle, Shepherdstown, wheat to ( aze Wove & Co. r* | Boat W. Cost Johnson, -> corn to rowle &C o. Departed, Boat Cha;*. Perry. Cumberland by rowle & Co. . , Boat H. G. Phelps, do do do Boat C. C. Smoot, groceries for Hancock* Md , from McVeigh, Bro. & Co. .


ocr: j ! i J j ; : j ! j Stafford C H Dr. V. Y. Conway. VVm. L. Morgan, J. West, J. Mercer Brooke, J. L. Garrison, J. M. Hoomes, J. A. Garrison, Charles E.Gill, Robert Garrison, ! J. \V. Johnson, | James K. Waller, j Dr. H. Stone, j Moses Fritter, • Cuthbert Brvan, Bartlett Fritter, George M. Cooke, j Nathaniel W. Ford. Ful mouth. Paul flu)i, H. B. Barnes, J. \Y. D. Ford, Andrew Bridges, ; James M. Briggs, | Thos. E. Schooler, Wm. Irvine, J. Armstrong, Wm. J. Green, George Biackburn. Towtaon's Mill. E. A. W. Hore, Wm. Botls, Isaac Bridwell, K. E. Combs, John Cooper, Or. W. Hore, Benjamin Williams, Daniel W. Ford, William Henderson, John Henderson. 7 ticket Cs Mill. Wm. J. Patton, J. W. Beatty, William Barbee, Humphrey Dodd, H. W. Hill, Jefferson Htilling, Jesse Patterson, lames French, Francis Curtis. I On motion of Dr. Wm. JVlarbury, it was ! Resolved* That the proceedings of inis meet ing be published in the Alexandria Gazette, Richmond Whig, Frederick>burg News and Herald. On motion, the meeting adjourned. JAMES W. FORD, Chairman. L. B Ro>k, Secretary. Married. In Georgetown, on Tuesday, 11th. at 4 o' clock in the mornimr, bv the Rev A. J Mvers, THOMAS F JOHNSON, to Miss JULIA A. FARR, of Fairfax County, Va.


ocr: Married. On Thursday, the 23d inst.. by the Her. Leo Rosser, Mr. CHARLES H. OSBORN, to Mi*« MARTHA E. TYLER, all of this place. [Ba! timore Sun please copy.] In Washington city, on Thursday morn me week, by the Rev. Mr. Hodges, E. WELLS. Jr, editor of the Port Tobacco Tunes, and ANN'A ELIZABETH, second daughter of Mr. Wm. D Richards, of that city. On the 2Sth inst., bv Elder R. N. Herndon, Mr. WILLrAM M. DAWSON, to Mias MAR V F. DAWSON, all of Loudoun. Died. In Norfolk, Va., on Tuesday, the21st Oct., at the residence of her nephew. Lieutenant John R. Tucker, Miss ELIZA RANDOLPH DOCG LAS. At her residence, near Port Tobacco, on the ISth of Oct., xMrs. SUSANNAH OLIVER, in the 65th year of her age. At Rosnv, Clarke Co., Va., on the 25th in stant, Dr. WILLIAM F. NELSON, in the 43d year of his age. Near Newtown, in Frederick Countv, on the 19th instant, Mrs. ELIZABETH WISE, consort of Mr. Henry Wise, aged about 5? years. At Salisbury, Pa., on the 30th ult., VIR GINIA G., aged about 6 months, infant daugh ter ot Mr. Jas. M. Bennett, formerly of Win chester, and on the 1st mst., after a short and painful illness, Mrs. ELIZABETH BENNETT, consort of Mr. Jas. M. Bennett, and eldest daughter ot Mr. Geo. Gilbert,ot Hampshire Co. Va., in the 22d year of her age. On the dlst mst., in Winchester, at the resi dence of Robert Y. Conrad, e*q. Mrs. BETTY CARR HARRISON, aged 22 years, wife of Dr. Edward Jaquelin Harrison, of Cumberland Co , Va., and eldest daughter ol David Holmes Conrad,esq., of Martjnahnrg. * COMMERCIAL._


ocr: 135 BOXES, brown, yellow and fancy Soaps 85 boxes Mould, Pearl and Adamantine Candles 45 boxes Pearl Starch 15 do Ground Ginger do Pepper Maccaroni Ink Glass In store and lor sale by nov 1 D.iiS. BLACKLOCK. 25 20 35 40 do do do do VULCANIZED INDIA RUBBERGOODS. 350 lbs. Packing, assoited sizes 5 pieces Locomotive Hose, 2 2L and 0$ inches 10 pieces Conducting Hose, various sizes, just received, and for t*ale bv T. M. McCOKMICK & CO., oct 29 Theatre Building Mackerel,— 50 kits Nos. l and 2 prime new Mackerel 20 half and quarter bbls do do I just received per brig Clement from Boston, and ! for sale by J. McCORMICK Jr., oct 29 S. E. cor. King & St. Asaph sts_. OLD MONONGHELA RYE WHISKEY.—* 5 bbls. Magnolia brands, (very superior) 5 ** double rectified 20 “ single do., just jeceived. and for sale by THOAMS B CREIGHTON, nov 11 ' near Ferry Slip. 2000 LBS dry CODFISH lu this. Pickled Codfish 10 ;1 Eastpoit Herring, just re ceived, and for sale by THOS. B. CREIGHTON, Agent, Union street, near the Ferry Slip. oct 30 SUGAR AND COFFEE, landing this day, and for sale low, for cash:— 25 bags prime Rio Coffee 5 hogsheads low priced Sugar, by oct 29 FISHBACK & BRO. BACON.—2ion lbs. ‘‘John Shay’s” superior Canvassed Shoulders, 1000 lbs. prime Hams, pari “Smithfield,” for sale by J. McCORMICK, Jr., S. E. corner oct 29 King and St. A.-aph streets. R. STUART DOUGLAS & BRO., are in receipt ol a large and well selected slock of GROCERIES, WINKS AND LIQUORS, which they offer for sale low, and invite the at tention of purchasers. oct 7—tl 4 A BBLS. of common and old rye W'his key; also, a few bbls. of find old Mon ongahela,* 10 years old: received, and for sale by ' THOMAS BURNS, nov S corner of Prince and Fairfax-sts. BUSHELS fresh ground Corn Meai., 01/ just received from Rappahannock, and for >ale low by TIMBER LAKE & TALIAFERRO. nov 12


ocr: j ; ! i ____ on HAGS RIO COFFEE Z\) 5 bbla. Crushed Sugar 2000 lbs No 1 Loaf Sugar 10 hhds Brown Sn*ar 5 hhds P. R. Molasses 6 do West India do 2000 lbs aSal Bratus 20 dozen Painted Buckets 20 boxes Brown Soap HPboxes Virginia Soap 5 do Toilet do , for sale low by je 17 ' _ GRIMRS & KINCHELOK. jTTb PRINTING Neatly executed, with despatch, at this


ocr: Bacon, &c 10,000 lbs Shoulders Bacon fl.OOO do Sides do 1,000 do Stag & Shay’s celebrated Sugar Cured Hams 1,000 do Hiealt & Gerard do do do 20 bbis No 1 Lard 10 bbls Pickled Cod Fish, for *ale by je 17 GRIMES & KINCHELOE.


ocr: ORANGE and ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD. gifts'****** ON, AND AFTER MU IS DA \\ the 10M inA7.,ihe PASSENGER TRAIN will leave Alexandria at 7 A o'clock, to no far a> Mana* >as» Station, twenty-eight miles; returning, will leave at 3 o'clock, or on the arrival ol the War renton Stages. Round trip tickets in either direction furnish ed at reduced rates, to go and return within two days. Fare to Springfield Station.<>0 cts. Do Burke's Station.V> u Lee's Station.70 4* SangsterV Mill.SO u Union Mill.00 l* Manassas Station...$1 10 u Do Do Do l)o Roam! tup tickets to the same pointv. Fa>e to Spiingheld Station.COcts. Do Do Do Do Do nov to—tf Burke's Station.s0 Lees Station.,...$t Sangster's Mill.$1 Union Mill.$1 Manassas Station.$1 U. H. MIDDLETON, Superintendent. 00 10 :to oo


ocr: JOR PRINTING Artatly executed y with despatch, at the Office of the ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE, Corner of Prince and Fairfax streets, ALEXANDRIA, VA. PAMPHLETS, CIRCULARS, HANDBILLS, WARRANTS, BUSINESS CARDS, TICKETS, BLANKS, &c.,&c.,oi EVERY DESCRIPTION, Printed at the shortest notice, ana upon as rea dable terms as at any otlice South ol the Po tomac. Orders for any description of Printing, will be received and executed, in the handsomest style. (£>-\Vre shall be receiving constantly additions o our assortment of JOB TYPE, which will en ible us to give satisfaction in the execution of all orders with which we may be favored. je 2—tf


ocr: New Orleans Mint. The annexed statement shows the operations 1 coinage of the branch mint, New Orleans, during <he >ear 1!>50. DEPOSITES. Description of bullion. Value. California gold.$4,574,062 91 Other gold. .. 75,252 53 Total of gold deposites.$4,647,314 74 Foreign silver coins and bullion.$1,234,609 01 < iv»*r extracted from California " gold... M To:al of silver deposites... .$1,305,413 63 recapitulation. Amount of gold deposits.$4,647,314 74 Amount of silver deposited. 1,305,413 63 Total value of gold and sil ver deposits. ..•••*••«...$5.9o2,< 2S 37 COINAGE. Gold. Value. 1 ii 600—double eagles...$2,S20,000 00 57.500—eagles. 575,000 00 £4000—quarter eagles.. 210.000 00 11.000— gold dollars.. 14,000 00 our, 500 pieces.—Total gold coin ' age.$3,619,000 00 Silver. Value. 10.000— dollars. $40,000 00 2.456,000— half dollars.. 1,223,000 00 H2,ooo—quarter dollars. 103,000 00 510.000— dimes. 51,000 00 690.000— half dimes. 31,500 00 i uk000 pieces. Total silver coin age.$1,156,600 00 recapitulation ok coinage. >•>»,000 pieces of gold coins... .$3,619,000 00 4.ion000 pieces of silver coins .. 1,156,500 00 j 4,401,500 pieces, equal to... .$5,075,500 00 The New Orleans Fire. The New Orleans Bulletin of the 20th inst., >a\ s. — s0 far as the loss by the aw ful fire on Satur- ; uay can he ascertained, pecuniarily considered, we believe that the following estimate is relia ble. We have taken great pains to verity it, by getting the opinions of some or our oldest and most experienced citizens. We think our-» selves that the value affixed to the two church es destroyed is above the mark, but it is said that it would require that amount of money to repiace them: S: Charles Hotel.$3 )0,000 Prick House adjoining m Common st. 7,000 J)- Clapp's church. 30,000 : Pelican Coffee House. 4,000 Methodist Church. 50,000 Two three story frame houses adjoin ing. 3,500 One-story double frame tenement. 2,500 One two-story frame dwelling 011 Car ondelet street. 4.000, One two-story frame dweliins damaged 2.500 One two-story three tenements do... 4,000 Mudge& Wilson, loss of fixtures, li quors, stores, etc., etc. 100,000 j p <; Wd-on, basement of Dr. Clapp's Church. S.000 U . W. Herbert basement of St. Charles. 1,500 $570,500 [C OSHMUS1CATED. I did intend to let the communication over the signature of t;An Old W big" pass subsiUntio, but in noticing the one over the signature of •A Morton Whig,” I will in the first place 1


ocr: | j ORANGE and ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD. _ mi in ragaam ragman MORNING TRAIN: ON, AND AFTER MON DA Y, theGth inst.} the TRAIN will leave the Alexandria Station, on Duke street, at 7£ o'clock, daily, (Sun days excepted,) to go as far as Union Mill, near Bull Run, returning in time to reach Alexandria by 11 o’clock. AFTERNOON TRAIN: From Alexandria at o'clock,—returning, leaving Union Mills at 44, and Sangster’s Mill at 4$, or on the arrival of the NVarrenton Stages, and not later than 5 o'clock. Round trip tickets in either direction furnish ed at reduced rates to go and return within two days. , Fare to Springfield Station.35 cts. Do Burke's Station.55 u Do Fee's Station.70 4i Do Sangster's Mill.SO 14 Do Union Mill.90 44 Round trip tickets to the same points. Fare to Spiingfield Station.CO cts. Do Burke's Station.sO -4 Do Lee's Station.$1 00 Do Sangster's Mill.$1 10 Do Union Mill..$1 30 The fare to interimdiate points will be cal culated at tour cents per mile R. H. MIDDLETON, oct $—tf Superintendent. TO TRAVELLERS.


ocr: 1931. NOVKMBEU. 7 Friday. 8 Saturday .. . 9 Sunday _ 10 Monday ... 11 Tuesday .. 12 Wednesday 13 Thursday . almanac. St* N rt^es ♦> o-”> t» 54> M'N sets. 0 57 •> ti 98(3 ♦> 59 5 ♦> 591.5 17 05 Moon’s Thanks. d. Full.8 Last <ir.. • • lti Ww.22 First rjr,...30 H 6 4 9 10 M 35 K 35 m 19 K 37 mr.H watek. Novemfkk7. Mi. 0m LATEST DALES. London... Liverpool Oct. '22 Oct. 22 Havre.Oct. 21 New Orleans..Oct. 30 MARINE LIST. PORT OK ALEXANDRIA. NOVEMBER Akkivkd. 4 1 IV l\ I » Schr. Repeater, Traverse, Baltimore, to Lam bert & MeKenzie, anti freight for the D>trict. Schr Harriet Garrison, Scott, Philadelphia, to S. Shinn & Son, and freight tor the tnct. Sailed- , Schr Mott Bedeli, Wickes New \ork, by ^*Schr! Sarah Catharine, Hotfman, New 1 ork, coal by Borden Minin* Co. Memoranda. British Ship William Bottsford, brown, clear *1 at Liverpool. *>th ult . fat ’his port fOR BALTl M<>KK.—Jfct regular Jl&packet Schr REPEATER, Traverse. Will sail on Saturday, and lake trei^lw o^Tmoda,,r.AMB^T^,,NUKKNZ.K. nD4Nn.-PSBDVIAN AND PATAC(L -T? ?$* no* 7—iw £>n BAGS Buckwheat, a very superior arti 60 ^YTIcobmick & CO. Theatre Budchn*. HOT 7 - Qf* KEGS prime Glades Butter, just recetv X/O ed, and for sale by ^ T M. McCORMICK W-» nov 7 Theatre Building A COOK WANTED immediately at the Marshall House. Liberal wa*es wi e pyen._ _ <r*5p' "■““'5: «&sft Sr n0v 4 No. 2 Kine street. A°few of those heaw Colot ed Blankets Servants) left. Call soon.


ocr: _ Almanac. \<y\. Sr.s Srx A CGI ST. rises sets. Moon’s Phases. }* Saturday... !3 7 1* •*’» i .. ’j n. 10 SMiiulav .... 3 >3 32M;. , * $ : Monday.... 5 »!« 31 i ! : 12 Tmwlav ... 5 I0|l> 30 ,.J\ s 13 UYilitf-<liiy 3 II ti li» 1 lrM 'lr ••' ~_1^-1 u Thursday .. > 12 t» -IS HIGH WATKK. 1”> Friduv.•) Id •* 17 Ai i» • vr i>. h• ru. I.ATKSi l)ATK>. London.July 2d Liverpool.Iu!v 2d 1lavre.July 25 Xpw Orleans..Auir 2 MARINE LIST PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, AUGUST 8. Arrived. Schr Constitution, Lyell, Nomini, wheat to S. Shi on & Son. Sailed, Schr. Timothy l*haro, Chamberlain, New York, coal from'D. B. Smith & Co. Schr. Golden Rule. Rogers, New ^ ork coal from l>. B Smith Jk Co. Scur. Rhode Island, Fairchild, I'roy, New York, coal from Waters & Zimmerman. Memoranda. Bus Stephen G. Bass, Crosby, hence at Bos ton, 1th.


ocr: Dl? PONT’S SUPERIOR POWDER AND SAFETY FUSE kegs Du Pont?s best Blasting Powder, warrant ed superior to anv other; 20,000 feet Fuse, for sale at reduced prices, bv CAZENOVE k CO, mh 10 A Rente for tbe CANDLES—ISO boxes Jackson's Tallow Candles, for sale by mb 17 1 CAZENOVE & 00.


ocr: Almanac. lS.)t j ir N E. 3 Tuesday • • • 4 Wednesday 5 Thursday • • n Friday. 7 Saturday... X Sunday - 9 Monday ... ri»*s 4 431 1 42’ 1 42 \ 42 4 42 4 41 I 41 Sin sets. 7 17 7 17 7 i s: 7 IX 7 1^ 7 19 7 19 LA f KM Moon's Phases. I» it. V. Kirst qr ... H 1 20 K Full.12 1 42 i East qr. —21 1 21 e New.29 1 17 .m H 1(411 VVAlEK. Ji NK 2, fH» 41m. DA 1 K>. London.May 17 Liverpool.Ma\ 17 i Havre.May lo ■ New Orleans May 2s MARINE LIST. PORTOE ALEX AN L>K1A JUNE 2. Arrived, Schr. Henry Pay eon, Crowell, Boston, salt to Fowle & Co. Schr. Sommervilie, Chase, Boston, salt to Fowle & Co. Schr. Washington, Kendrick, New lork, to S. Shinn & Son. ami height tor the District Schr. Pinta,-, New York, to Waters & Zimmerman Schr. Repeater, Travers, Baltimore, to Lam hert & McKenzie, and freight for the District Schr. Edith, Crowell, Boston, plainer to D. Ho Smith & Co. Schr. Monclora.-, New \ork, to \\ a tersfc Zimmerman. Schr. Harriet Harrison. Scott. Philadelphia, to S. Shinn & Son. anti freight for the District. Srfrr. Lucretia, Lewis, Nanjetnoy, wheat to S. Shmn & Son, ami corn tod T. B. Perry. Schr. Zachary Taylor, Jones, \eocomico, wheat to S. Shinn & Son. Sailed, Brit: Norfolk, Pendleton, Boston, Cumberland coal by Fowle & Co. _ .


ocr: Whig State Nominations FOR uO' :.hV K. GRORGE W, • "v OF KAN AW HA. FOR LIFITEN ANT GO VERNOR. SAMUEL WATTS. OK NORFOLK. for ATTORNW GENERAL. SIDNEY S. BAXTER, < F KI< HMON'D CITY oct 2 — 2 \ w: f


ocr: Received aud tor sale by iv. h altos i HARPER* opposite Cook & Peel s. Beautiful Styles Embroidered Lawns do do Fancy . do d0 do Fiench Cambric do do do Berage de Lain An do Fancy Benge d0 do Fiench Worked Collars do do do do Capes


ocr: BRILLIANT LOTTERIES, FOR DECEMBER, 1851. j. W. MAURY lb CO., Managers. $60,000! $25,000! $10,000! t VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERV, for 'he benefit of Monon&alia Academy, tlasa for 1851, to be drawn at Alexandria, > a., on Saturday, December 27/4, 1851. lti Drawn Ji.it lot it onto/ 78 lumbers. Gwing more Prizes than Blanks.' MAGNIF1CIENT SCHEME: I prize of $00,000 1 do 25.000 1 do 10.000 1 do *.000 , do 7,000 1 do 5,000 1 prize ot *4,oou l do 10 do 2,000 10 do 1,500 10 do 1,000 20 do r>00 KC., OCC., Tickets $20; halves $10, qrs. $5; eighths $2 50. Certificates ot pack'gs 20 whole tickets $220 00 [>o do 20 half do 110 00 Do do 20 quarter do 55 00 Do do 20 eighth do 27 50 ££F**Orders for Tickets and Shares and Cer tificates of Packages in the above Splendid Lotteries, will receive the most prompt atten tion, and an official account of each draw ing will be sent immmediately after it is over, to ail who order Irom us.—Address, .1. & C. MAUR\\ nov 20—1m Agents. Alexandria. ^ a.


ocr: 5 : j ; GROCERIES. BOXES, brown, yellow and fancy lOJ Soaps 85 boxes Mould, Pearl and Adamantine Candles 45 boxes Pearl Starch 15 do Ground Ginger 25 do do Pepper 20 do Maccaroni 35 do Ink 40 do .. Glass In store and tor sale by nov 1 D. k S. BLACKLOCK. Vulcanized india rubber goods. 350 ibs. Packing, assorted sizes 5 pieces Locomotive Hose, 2 24, and 24 inches 10 pieces Conducting Hose, various sizes, just received, and for sale by T. M. McCORMICK A CO , oct 29 Theatre Building. Mackerel, 50 kits Nos. 1 and 2 prime new Mackerel 20 half and quarter bbis do do just received per brig Clement from Boston, and for sale by J. McCORMICK Jr., oct 29 S. E. cor. King & St. Asaph Sts. OLD MONONGHELA RYE WHISKEY.— 5 bbls. Magnolia brands, (very superior) 5 “ double rectified 20 “ single do., just jeceived, and for sale by THOAMS B. CREIGHTON, nov 11 near Ferry Slip. OAnA LBS. dry CODFISH 10 bbls. Pickled Codfish 10 “ Eastpori Herring just re ceived, and for sale by THOS. B. CREIGHTON. Ag«nt, oct 30 Union street, near the Ferry Slip SUGAR AND COFFEE, landing this da), and for sale low, for cash: 25 hags prime Rio Coffee 5 hogsheads low priced Sugar, by oct 29 FISH BACK & BRO. BACON.—2400 lbs. ‘ John Shay’s’’ superior Canvassed Shoulders, 1000 lbs. prime Hams, part “Smithfield,” lor sale by J. McCORMICK, Jr., S.'E. corner oct 29 King and St. Asaph streets. R. STUART DOUGLAS & BRO., are in receipt of a large and well selected slock of GROCERIES, WINES AND LIQUORS, which they offer for sale low, and invite the at tention of purchasers. oct 7—tf A A BBLS. of common and old rye Whis* "tv/ key, also, a few bbls. of find old Mon ongahela, 10 years old; received, and for sale by THOMAS BURNS, nov 8 corner of Prince and Fairfax-sts. prn BUSHELS fresh ground Corn Meal, just received from Rappahannock, and tor sale low bv TIMBER LAKE & TALIAFERRO,


ocr: j I j j i | ; 1 ' LOTTERIES._ BRILLIANT LOTTERIES, FOR OCTOBER, 1851. .1. VV. MAI'RY & CO., Managers. 50,000 DOLLARS ! 10 prizes of $3,000 ! 20 prizes of $2,000 ! \T 1R G I N l A STATE LOTTERY, for the V benefit of Monongalia Academy, Class 144, foriS51, to be drawn at Alexandria, Va.. on Saturday, October 11 th, 1551. 13 drawn numbers in package of 25 tickets! SPLENDID SCHEME: l prize 01 550,000 1 do 25.000 1 do 10.000 1 do 10,000 1 do 5,000 1 do 3,090 10 prizes of $3,000 20 do 2,000 20 do 1,000 30 do 500 200 do 300 &c.. &c.. Tickets $15: halves 7 50; qrs. 3 75; eighths l 87$ Certificates of pack'gs. 25 whole tickets $iso 00 Do do 25 half do 90 00 Do do 25 quarter do 45 00 Do do 25 eighth do 22 50 $33,175 ! 10 prizes of $1,500! VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY, for the ben efit of Monongalia Academy, Class I509 tor 1851, to be drawn in Alexandria, Va., on Saturday, October IS til, 1S51. 75 number lottery—M drawn ballots! SPLENDID SCHEME: 1 prize of $33,17.) 1 do 15,000 1 ,io 10.000 1 ,lo 0.000 1 do 4.000 1 piize ot *3.000 1 do 2,432 10 do l,r>00 10 do 1000 &c., &c., &C. I iCKeis —naives —quaners ow . Certificates of pack'gs. 25 whole tickets $120 00 Do do 25 half do 00 00 Do do 25 quarter do 30 00 75.000 DOLLARS! $•■>5,000! $15,000! $10,000! 214 prizes of $1,500! T r | R (i I N I A STATE. LOTTERY, lor the V benefit of Monongalia Academy, Class for l S51, to be drawn at Alexandria, Va., oil Saturday, October 25/4, 1S5I. 7s number lottery— 12 drawn ballots. VERY SPLENDID SCHEME: i juize 01 swo.uuu 1 do 25.000 I 1 do 15,000 I 1 do 10,000 i prize oi */,uwu 1 do 3,825 214 (low’ll 3 No) 1,500 &c., &c., &c. Tickets $‘20; halves $10, qrs. $5; eighths $2 50. Cettificates of pack’gs 26 whole tickets $2S0 00 Do do 26 half do 140 00 Do do 20 quarter do 70 00 Do do 26 eighth do 35 00 fl-^OuDERS for Tickets and Shares and Cer tificates of Packages in the above Splendid Potteries, will receive the most prompt atten tion. and a* official account of each drawing will be sent inr.mmediately after it is over, to all who order from us.- Address, J. & C. MAURY, sep 23—lm Agent*, Alexandria, Va. BOOTS AND SHOES._ /GEORGE H. BAYNE & CO, have received


ocr: WASHINGTON an® ALEXANDRIA BOATS. Steamers n I® George Washington, I HOMAS CoLl.\ER. icjaiSKiikrtssnrft Hie 1 Romas Coilyer leaves at the loitowing ' hours. Leave Alexandria, at 7A,s’>, :*4,10.;, 114 12.;, i A. M., 14. 24, 34, 14, 54, P. M. Leave Washington, at 84* 1*4* 104. 114> 124* ! A. M., 14, 24, 34/14, 54, and 5$, P. M. FAKE by the Washington 12s cents; Collver 5 cents. Round trip by Washington 1^2 cents without landing. Coaches connect with the Boats. The Washington leaves for Mount \ei non at 10A o'clock on WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS. JOB CORSON, SAM'L GEDNKY, oct S—6t Captains. FOR NORFOLK-The steamer rSo.srcoL.J will resume her trips to the above place on Saturday, the Ath October. Leaving Washington every Saturday and Wed nesdavTat 0 o'clock. A. M., and Alexandria at yi o'clock Returning, leave Norfolk every Monday and Ihursday, at 4 o clock, P. M. She will touch, going and returning, at Cone river, and the usual landings on the Potomac. Passage and fare, $5 oct i-tf JAMES GREEN & SON, Agents. —FOll HAL'l IMOUE.—The! ^jgfcaEST KA.MF.R COLUMBIA, Captain . James Harper, will resume her regular trips! between this place and Baltimore, leaving; Baltimore on the 1st of March, at 1 o clock, j P. iVL.and Alexandria each Wednesday at 7 I o'clock, A. M., touching at the intermediate! landings on the river. For particulars, enquire ! of J. J. WHEAT BROTHERS. fob 2i* — if


ocr: LOTTERIES. BRILLIANT LOTTERIES, PUR DECEMBER, I85L .1. VV; NAURVVCO., Mtt uagtMS. 40.942 001 JiAKS-V 2 prizes of $10,000 !—*213 prrze* of $i,000* VI R G f N I A STATE LOTTKR r, for the benefit of Monongalia Academy, Has* 196, for 1651. to be drawn at Alevuiifpa, on Saturday, December 13///, 1SD1. 75 number lottery—12 drawn ballots! * BRILLIANT SCHEME: 1 prize of 1 do 1 do 1 do $40,942 20,000 10,000 1 0,000 1 prize Qf . £54)00 2 do 3,000 213 (lowest 3 No) 1,000 &c , &c., &c. Tickets $15: halves 7 50; qrs. 3 75; eighths l S7$ Certificates ol pack'gs. 25 whole tickets $200 00 Do do 25 half do 100 00 Do do 25 quarter do 50 00 Oo do 25 eighth du 25 00 $30,000 ! 20 prizes of $2,250 ! Virginia state loiterv, for the benefit of Monongalia Academy, Class £02, lor 1S5I. to be drawn at Alexandria, Va.. on Saturday) December 20///, Is5l. 75 number lottery—13 drawn ballots! SCHEME: Ipiizeof $30,000 1 do 10.405 | l do 10,000 1 do 5,000 20 prizes ol $2,250 12 do 1,000 20 do 400 &c., &<*., Sic. Tickets $10— halves $5—quarters $2 oi). Certificatesof pack'gs. 25 whole tickets $130 00 Do do *25 half do 05 00 Do do 25 quarter do 32 50 $f)0.0U0! $25,000! $10,000’ XT I R G I N I A STATE LOTTERY, for the V benefit of Monongalia Academy, Class jV, for 1 >51, to he drawn at Alexandria, \ a., on Saturday. December 27/6, 1S51. It! Drawn P Ilot a out oj 7S A umbers! Giving more Prize* than Plank*! MAGMFICIENT SCHEME: I prize ot $00,000 1 do 25,000 1 do 10,000 1 do S.000 1 do 7,000 1 do 5,000 1 prize ot 1 ilo 10 do 10 do 10 do *20 do $1,000 3,21 r, ‘2.000 l,f>00 1,000 r>oo &c., &c., &c. Tickets $20; halves $10, qrs. $5; eighths $2 50. Certificates of pack’gs 20 \\ hole tickets $220 00 Do do 20 half do 110 00 |)o do 20 quarter do 55 00 Do do 20 eighth do 27 50 {^“'Orders for Tickets and Shares and Cer tificates of Packages in the above Splendid Lotteries, will receive the most prompt atten tion, and an official account of each drawing will he sent immmediately after it is over, to all who order from us.—Address, J. & C. MAURY, novoi)—im Agents, A lexatufria, Va. Removal.—The misses buck having removed from the S. \V. corner of Broad


ocr: Business Cards. VIRGINIA AGRICILTl'RAL WABEIIUI'SE, Lower Knd Kim; Street. ALEXANDRIA, VA. L iJ. AiiiiioUA & oult, WHOLESALE AMI RETAIL DEALERS LS Asrieultiiral lui) Ituieuls, SEEDS AND MANURES, VIZ: Horse pow ers and thr esh ers, Wheat Drills, Garden Seed do.. Horse Hakes. Corn Planters, Fannin? Mills, Corn Mills, Vegetable Cutters. Store Trucks. Ploughs. Harrows, Cultivators, Coin Shetlers, Straw Cutters, Hoad Scrapers, Hoes, Shove's. Spades, Ladies Weeding Hoes,-Picks, and Hog Hoes, Tree and Wall Scrapers; Hay, Manure and Garden Hakes and Forks: Ciadles, Scythes, Snaths. Scsthe Hilles, Whet Stones, Ox Yokes and Bows, Bush Hooks, Grindstone Cranks and Hollers, X*c, &c. ALSO, (i roiu. Field, (trass Garden and FI over Seeds and MANURES, as Imported Guano, Kentish’s prepared do., Ket tlewell & Davisons Renovator and Hi Phosphate Saits, Plaister. my S—tf Bone Dust, <vc. Kc. WML L. POWELL & SON, 10KNEK OK KINO AND I'NION STREETS, JRa^Ollerto theii friends in town and country, A t.AKGK AM) WELL SELECTKD STOf K OF G HOC ERIKS AND LIQUORS, Rnfh Foreign and Domestic. Orders for which, w;i! be strictly and minutely tilled oct 21 — I v JAMES P. SMITH, IMPORTER OK china and kakthknwark. DEALER IN Glassware, Window Ghi<s, Stoneware, Lninp>. Lantbont*, Gas Fixtures, fyr . tVc. Kino-street, below f.\ ikfax, ALKXAMJK1A, VA. oct 21—Ij F. A- MARBURY, Commission Merchant hf Wholesale Dealer in Brandy, Whiskey, Wines, Gin, Hum and Cor dluh, of superior flavor and quality, eowlk's wharf. 6&T Has always on hand a superior article of NVhiskev, o| various brands and qualities, rnh IS—tf S. SHINN & SON, Grocers, Commission ir Forwarding Merchant*. And agents for Regular Line of New \ork and Philadelphia packets. up 16 FISHBACK & BHO. i M>\VARI> KISHFAl K • u' G. FISIIKACK G tore is ami Comtnisyian Merchant'^ Prince Street Dock. Alexandria. Va., * RESPECTFULLY solicit consignments, and pledge themselves to give entne satisfac tion to every one entrusting business to their care. GOODS for country merchants received and forwarded with despatch, on very low terms. R E F K R ENCES. Baltimore, Aid.—Messrs. Hammond, Pollard & Lawrason: Russell. NVerdebaueh & Co.; NVii son. Young & Co.; Coaie & Hopkins; Byrd, Smith & Tiffany. Culpeper. Co., A a.— Hon. .1. iMoiton, »* m. V. Winston, J. J. HaNev, P P. Nalle. Orange, Ya.—Col. J. A. Porter, George 1 an nell, K. K. Gibson. mh ^ F. M. WEADON, Locksmith, Bell-Hanger, and Brass Founder, King street, Ale rand ria, la, Returns his sincere thanks to the citizens of Alexandria, and the adjacent Country, for the liberal patronage heretofore conlerrcd on him, and would re spectfully inform them that he continues to make and repair all kinds of DOOR LOCKS AND KEYS.. Hangs and repairs House Bells, either in iown or country, in the latest style, and best manner. Repairs GlTNSand a variety of other articles in the Brass and Iron line, ap 3—1 y RICHARD ANDREW,


ocr: j | ORANGE am> ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD. ON, AM) AFTER MONDAY, the 1st December, the TRAINS will leave Alex andria daily, (Sundays excepted,) at S o'clock, A. M , and at \}± o;clock, P. AT: returning, will leave the Alanassas Station at 10 A. AJ., and 3o'clock. P. Al. Round trip tickets in either direction at redu ced rates, to go and return within two da>s, to be obtained ot the Conductor. Fare to Springfield Station.35 cts. Do Burke’s Station.55 u Do l.ee’s Station.....70 u Do Sangster's Mill.SO “ i)o Union Alill.-90 11 Do Alanassas Station.. .$1 10 u Round trip tickets to the same points. Fare to Spiingtield Station.50 cts. Do Burke's Station.s0 “ Do Lee’s Station........$l 00 Do Sangster’s Mill.Si 10 Do Union Mill.$1 30 Do Alanassas Station.Si 50 W. B. BROCKETS nov 29—tf Agent. I Office Orange & Alexandria R. R. Co., ) Alexandria, Nov. S, 1851. $ Merchandize tor transposition on this Road will he received daily (Sundaysex ! cepted) between the hours ot 8 o'clock, A. M , and 4 P. M., at the Station, corner of Duke • and Henry sts., under the following regulations: All articles ottered tor transportation must be distinctly marked, and each lot accompanied by a list in duplicate of the number and descrip tion of packages to be forwarded, and the name of the consignee and consignor. Gunpowder will only be forwarded under special agreement, and on the mornings ot Monday and Wednesday, between the hours of 8 and 12 o’clock. Friction Matches will no* be forwarded under any circumstances. nov 10—tf W. B BROCKETT, A gent. I Removal.—the celebrated ix)c TOR c. vv. ROBACK, Professor of AS


ocr: «t T ALLENDERS GOLD COIN SCALE " tJ • —The subscribers have on hand as a sample, a few of the above Scales, which are the most complete article of the kind ever in vented, and should he in every place of busi ness where money is taken or exchanged.. Call and examine, the priceis low. jan 31 CREIGHTON & McNAlR.


ocr: BUSHELS SEED OATS, bright and f\J heavy, in store and for sale by CREIGHTON & BODKIN, Union-st, 3 near the Ferry Slip. tTa^LASSES — New Crop Porto Rico, Car iVl denas and Cuba Molasses, just received, gnd for sale by J McCOftMICK. Jr., mb 18 S". E. cor. King and Si. Asaph-st*


ocr: 1A0R THE T01LK I — . Low's superior Pearl Soap do do Elder Ffower do Ivory handle Tooth Biu^hes English do do Buffalo handle Hair do do do Teeth do Ivory Dressing Combs, rivet Teeth Fine Teeth do Fme Sponges, a varietv, just received and for *ale bv K. H. STABLER, N. W. cor. feb 05 King and \\ ash-sts.


ocr: iltiaudria liaieltt and Virginia Adurtisrr, PUBLISHED DAILY BY EDO a H SNOWDEN, K ixJlar? per annum, payable bull yearly. iltiaudria liaaelle and Virginia Aditriiser, (FOR THE COUNTRY) IS pi BLlSllEDj REGULARLY* ON ... :.„i,vYS, THURSDAYS SATURDAYS, k y iivr dollars per annum, payable m advance. , „f Advkritsing.—Advertisements not ex ^ ’ one square, inserted three,tunes lor one ,ir ^ Advertisements continued alter three for 50 cent* a square for each insertion *s ; k, or cen*-* outside. Sixteen lines are counted as a square. A t>.r; Vment* bv the year, at prices to be agreed A' ' . ii iving lclcreuee to the usual amount ot ,;>ace they may occupy. o':M)u< advertising by the year not to advertise 9 , cl,.< not included m their regular business, ,1, tD m>ert m their advertisement, any other • n-ies than their own.___ ! ' MAIL AKRANGEMKIfTS. The Northern Mail is ready for delivery effrv morniiijs by 10 o'clock, and closes at 2 L The Southern Mail closes daily at Si, A. M., and is ready for delivery soon alter the arrival of the boat, say between 3 and 4 o'clock, P. M. The PumtVies mail arrives on Mondays, WeJnesdavs, and Fridays, at 3 P. M., ami on Tuesdays Thursday s and Saturdays, at io, A. M Northern Neck Mail, will close here at Si o’ciock. V. M , on Tuesdays and Fridays. = JOB PRINTING executed, tctth despatch, at the Office vj the ‘ ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE, Corner of Prince anti Fairfax streets, ALEXANDRIA, VA. IWMI’HLE 1 CIUITLARS. H WDBILLS, WARRANTS? tH M.N TICKETS. BLANKS, &c.,«c., of EVERY' DESCRIPTION, prated at the shortest notice, ami upon as reu wn.'jlt* terms as at any office South ol the Po tomac. Orders for any description of Printing, will be received ami executed, in the handsomot style. We shall bo receiving constantly additions to our assortment of JOB 1 \ PE. which will en able u? to give satisfaction in the execution ol all orders with which we may be favored. mil 4—tl _ _ __ REGULAR LINE, ^ Sew York, Alexandria, Wash mi* ton and Georgetown PACKETS. Sc hr Fairfax, Clias. Pentield, master. - Empire, Rufus Knapp, u Statesman, J.D. Cathell, 14 41 Washington, J. Kendricks, 44 Senator, W. Kirbey, 44 44 Hamilton, A. Dayton, 44 4k Arlington, H. Lewis, 44 Shippers will pYease take notice that the a bove line is composed of first class netc vessels, winch sail punctually as advertised, and that freight well betaken at the lowest rates. These vessels do not stop at Norfolk, but come through direct. For freight or passage apply to . STEPHEN SHINN & SON, sep 2 Janney's Wharf. FOR NEW YORK. New Regular Line. EmmL rh^ocket schrs. PAMPERO Murch, master, « VOLANT and u TOWNSEND JONES, Day ton, master. The two first are daily expected down from Georgetown, and will have imme diate despatch. The last, just arrived, will soon follow. For freight apply to ap 24 CAZENOVF1 k CO. ■ - notice to travellers.— great mail daily line FROM WASHINGTON.-The public is noti fied that one of the fast ami comfortable steam and Fredericksburg I I


ocr: ! EATHER PRESERVATIVE, is the article known for preventing wet feet, and protecting them in cold and wet weather: also, for preserving the leather and keeping it soft, pliant, and easy to the feet. To be had at R. H. STABLER’?, Drug Store, S. W. corner of King and Wasbington-gts. A single application is worth double the cost of a box.feb 5 FRESH VANILLA BEANS of very best quality, received, and for sale by feb 1 COOK & PEEL.


ocr: i LIST OF LETTERS remaining in the Post Office, Alexandria, Va., on the 31st of March, 1S51. Persons calling for the letters in this list, will please say they are advertised. Mary Arnold A K Arnold Phillip Alexander Augustine G Broadus Mary A Brooks John Bontz Dennis Bourbourn Ann Berry John Beach Wm Bailey Abraham 0 Beal Nancy Berrill John Carver, jr. John Cox J B Christian Mary A Calmickle Sophia Cohen Matilda Chapman John Crockford William Cox James Dudley Mr Decker John Dison W Y Downman N Davis Mathew Duyer—2 Wm M Elliott-3 sainl T Ellis rilinon Easton Jenry Fitzhugh 'apt Fox ilanuel Frances Michael Foiey Capt John G Adams—2 John W Adams Mrs P Ashford II John H Brown John Bratsal Henry Boyer Sarah Billups Mary A Beall—2 Frank Brown Amelia Beal Agustus D. Brooke R Brown C E Cullen Jane Clarke Jane Cole Corbin Cooley P T Chamberlain Sarah E Clark H Crawford M Carmody D N H Decker Charles Dogins Joseph H Decker—2 Capt B F Davis Geo P Douglas Jeremiah Dooby L Darnell—2 E L Evans-2 David Eckert Wm Evans F Wm Foster Mrs Finley James Fowrd Edward Ferazel G Thomas Green-2 Alary Ginbs Rev Wm Gt^m Fiances Goodrick Charlotte Grigsby Albert Hunter Catharine Hurley Nath Hunter N C Hunter John W Hoopman Henrv Holland VVm Hemmersley Dr VVm Helm Patrick Hays Thos Helafler Henry Hamick Elizabeth J Jamieson Joseph Johnson Roht Jones Milly Jackson R C ureen Jane Gibbs James Grimes Charles Guy B Green 11 Mrs Howard Ann Hudgons Mr Halls (Tailor) Thos Howley J 8 Hopkins Charlotte Henson Susan Henry Mary F Hamilton Arthur Hammond Sami Hackett K Harris J Capt S Jones Joseph A Jones C P Jamieson Capt Benj H Jaques Emeline Jacobs


ocr: DU PONT’S SUPERIOR BLASTING POWDER AND SAFETY' FUSE—530 kegs Du Pont’s beet Blasting Powder, warrant ed superior to any other, 20,000 feet Safety Fuse, for sale at reduced prices, hv CAZENOVE & CO., mh 10 Agents for the Manufacturers. - CANDLES—130 boxes Jackson's Tallow Candles, for sale by mb 17 CAZENOVE & CO.


ocr: NOTICES. VIRGINIA AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE, Lowkk End King Street, ALLXANDKlA, YA. L. O. iiUUlOUH oc ouH, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL OF.AI.KKs IN Agricultural lni|lciutiits, SEEDS AND N1AM RES, VIZ: House powers and threshers, Wheat Drills, Garden Seed do., Horse Rakes, Corn Planters, Fanning Mills, Corn Mills. Vegetable Cutters, Store 'D ucks, Ploughs, Harrows, Cultivators, Corn Shelters, Straw Cutters, Road Scrapers, Hoes, Shovels, Spades, Ladies Weeding Hoes, Picks, and Hog Hoes, Tree and Wall Scrapers; Hay, Manure and Garden Rakes and Forks; Cradles, Scythes, Snaths, Scythe Rifles, Whet Stones, Ox Yokes and Hows, Bu>h Hooks, Grindstone Cranks and Rollers, Xc., Xc. ALSO, Grata. Field. Grass, Garden and Flower Seeds and MAXCRFS. as Imported Guano. Kentish’s prepared do., Kel* tlewell X Davisons Renovator and Bi Phosphate Salts, Plaister, Hone Dust, »\c. Xc. my S—tf h. c. McLaughlin, Attorney at Law, OFFERS his professional seivices to the public. He will practice in Alexandria and Fairfax Counties, and in the adjoining counties of Mai\ land. Mr. Mi l., will also attend to any business that may be entiustcd to him before Congress or any of the Public Departments at Washington. Office on Prince street, opposite the office of the Alexandria Gazette, aug —eo'^m S. SHINN & SON, Grocers. Commission if Forwarding Merchants. And agents lor Regular Line ol New York and packets. up !♦>


ocr: MOO LBS PRIME YORK DAIRY PACKED T£R.—Families wishing some thing nice can get it by calling mn 70 j. N. HARPER*S, Family HAY.—Two stacks of prime Tiaothy for sale bv ah *7 T. M. McCORMICK k CO.


ocr: NOTICES. _ ' VIRGINIA AURirriTlRAl AVAREIIOISE, Lower End King Street, ALEXANDRIA, VA. ii. i)* iii/UAOui'i 6c oUH, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN Agricultural Implements, SEEDS AND MANURES, VIZ: TTORSE POWERS AND THRESHERS, ±1 Wheat Drills, Harden Seed do., Horse Rakes, Com Planters, Fanning Mills Corn Mi Is. Vegetable Cutters, Store 1 rucks. Plough<, Harrows,0 Cultivators, Corn Shelters, Straw Cutters, Road Scrapers, Hoes, Shovels, Spades, Ladies Weeding Hoes, Picks, and Bog Hoes. Tree and Wall Scrapers; Hay, Manure and Garden Rakes and Forks; Cradles, Scythes, Snaths, Sc>the Rifles, Whet Stones, Ox Yokes and Bows, Bush Hooks, Grindstone Cranks and Rollers, &c., &c. ALSO, (iran, Field, Grass, Garden and r lower Seeds and MANURES, as Imported Guano, Kentish’s prepared do , Ket tle well & Davisons Renovator and Bi Phosphate Salts, Plaister, Bone Dust, &c. kc. mv tf F. M. WEADON, Locksmith, Bell-Hanger, and Brass founder, King street, Alerandria, fa , Returns his sincere thanks to the citizens of Alexandria, and the adjacent Country, for the liberal patronage heretofore conlerred on him, and would re spectfully inform them that he continues to make and repair all kinds of DOOR LOCKS AND KE\S. Hangs and repairs House Bells, either in town or country, in the latest style, and best manner. . Repairs GUNS and a variety of other articles in the Brass and Iron line. ALSO, Gas Fittings at the proper time, or just when and where any citizen may want them, ap 3—ly _ F1SHBACK & BRO. ! I


ocr: ORANGE and ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD. ON, AND AFTER MOXDAT, the 10th inst.y the PASSENGER TRAIN will leave Alexandria at 7 4 o'clock»to go as far as Manas sas Station, twenty-eight miles: returning, will leave at 3 o'clock, or on the anival ot the War teuton Stages. Round trip tickt - in either direction furnish ed at reduced rates, to go and return within two days. Fare to Springfield Station.3f> cts. Do Burke's Station.r*5 u Do Lee's Station.70 w Do Sangster's Mill .i>0 “ Do Union Mill.•.0° u Do Manassas Station...Si 10 “ Hound trip tickets to Jit same points. Fare to Spnngtieid Station.f.Octs. Do Burke's Station.SO “ Do Lee's Sta on.....$1 00 i'o Sangster's Mill.SI 10 Do Union Mill.Si 30 Do Manat as S.atio»».?! ou R. H. MIDDLETON. nov jo—if Superintendent.


ocr: Drugs, Chemicals, Dye-stuns, atc. POMADES, &c.—Pomatums, of all themosi highly esteemed varieties: also, pure near & Oil, Hair Ionics, Tncopherous, Ox Marrow, Macassar Oil, Bandoline, Pearl Powder, Chinese Skin Powder, Pe i fumed Hesh Ball, Lily White, Alabaster White, Rowland's Kaly dore. Creme de Perse, Rouge, Rose Jooth Paste, Charcoal Tooth Paste, Philacome, Nutritive Cream Lip Salve, Cold Cream, Hair Dye, Vo latile Salts, Depilatory or Psilootic Paste, for removing superfluous hair, Rose Oil, for the hair, Toilet Powder, German Cologne, Crystal line, Bay Rum, Florida Water, Chinese Skin Powder’ &c., &c.: received, an 1 for sale by nov 12 LOOK & PEEL JULES HAUELS CELEBRATED PRK* J PAKATIONS — Jules Hauel’s Shaving Cream f)o Jo Saponaceous Compound Do do Aromatic Vinegar Do do Fail Lustral Hair Restorative Do do Liquid Hair Dye Do do Transparent Soap. 1 he above named preparations have ju>t been received di rect from the manufacturer, and for sale b> D H. GUINN, corner King and nov jo * Fairfax stieets. RADWAY’S READY RCLIFF, Black Court Plaster; Barry’s 1 ricopherous Wright's Sugar-coated Pills Extract Jessamine, Swan's Bear s Oil Payson's Indellihle Ink*, french Extracts Lubin’s Genuine Extracts: Ox Marrow 1 omace Just received and for salebv JAS. ENTWISLE. Jr., |)0V to opp. Sarepta Hall. new and extraordinary hair


ocr: Almanac._ IS51. |$un|SU!«| AU<»l’ST. |Wsm| sets. J Moons Phases 15 Friday.3 13|G 47 r H- - lt> Saturday... 5 l-jjfi 18 ^ \ 1* Monday — S I8 K 41 J."?* 18 ..lay ... 5 18 8 42 t tl11.111 > 40 '' 2u Wednesday 5 19 G 41 HIGH WATER, a Thursday .. 5 2U G 40 AvQirsT 13, — h. —m. l A l K > I L) A 1 K >. London.Au$. 2 Liverpool.A:isr. 2 i Havre.Aug. I New Orleans ..Aug. 8 MARINE FORT OF ALEXANDRIA, AUGUST 14. Arrived, Barque Laura Snow, Thorndike, Liverpool, salt to order. Schr. John Q Adams, Boyce, Boston, ice to Lambert McKenzie. Schr. Kllen, Nickerson, Boston, ice to Lam bert & McKenzie, and mackerel to Fowled Co. Schr. (»h>be, Sears, Boston, to Fowle & Co. Schr. Felicity, Hammack, wheat to J. T. B Perry. ' Schr. Virginia. Bailey, corn to J.T. B. Perry and S. Shinn & Son. Schr. David Henry, Short, Yeocomico, wheat to S. Shinn & Son. Schr. Trial, Hannon, Pomonkey, wheat to S. Shinn & Son. Schr. Independence, Frank, Machodoc, wheat to S Shmn & Son. Schr. North Carolina, Grey, Nanjemoy, wheat to S Shinn & Son. Memoranda. Schr. John C. Calhoun, hence, at Boston, 12th.


ocr: _GROCERIES. ___ j Adamantine candles.- . ' 100 boxes Adamantine Candle*, select j brands 20 41 Sperm do 150 “ Mould do », J" «tor* and for sale by McVEIGH, HARPER* & CHAMBERLAIN. _ Bacon.— 2 hhds. Shoulders 5 bbls. “Wise's” Cincinnati Sugar cured Hams, lor 6ale by _ _ ,v. T. M. McCORMICk & CO, aug 14 Theatre Building. •J BBLS. double rectified Rye WH1SKM A vA 10 do old Monongehala do 5 do New England Rum 5 do Apple Brandy, just received, lor “aug 14 TIMBKKLAKE & TALIAFERRO VULCANIZED INDIA RUBBER HOSE. for conducting, and other purposes, all sizes, for sale by ^ T. M. McCORMICK & CO , aug 14 1 heatre Building. FRESH TEAS—105 packages of Gunpow der, Imperial, and Voung Hyson lea^ of recent imporlaiion. part prune; 25 do Pouchon, in store, and lor sale by McVEIGH, HARPF.R & CHAMBERLAIN. »“g 15 T1BACCO.— 110 boxes Cavendish Tobacco, of choice brands; 50 boxes 5 St 8’s Caven dish Tobacco, of choice brands; in store and for .ale by McVEIGH, HARPER A: CHAMBER. LAIN. a“S lft New FLOUR.—A prime lot of Flour, made out of new wheat, just received from Berkeley county, and for sale bv FISH BACK & BRO., aug S cor. Prince and Union streets 10 prime Rio Coffee l\y 5 “ Laguyra do do 5 “ suptnor Old Gov. Java, for sale low by aug 5 TIM BERLAKE & TALIAFERRO^ OUGAR AND MOLASSES — O 20 fihds. P. R. Sugar, part prime 10 “ Molasses o “ Cardenas Molasses, for sale bv aug 9 D. & S. BLACKLOCK. \ BOXES prime new CHEESE, just re ceived per schr. Arlington, from New York, for sale low. bv aug 14 TIM BERLAKE & TALIAFERRO. 1 pT BAGS prime Rio COFFEE— I tJ 5 do Laguyra do 5 do Java do for sale bv aug 14 TIM BERLAKE & TALIAFERRO. NESTS wooden bound TUBS— AsV r 10 do iron do do just re ceived, for sale low by the nest, bv aug 14 TIMBERLAKE & TALIAFERRO. NEW MACKEREL.—25 bbls. prime new Mackerel, just received and for sale al J. N. HARPER’S, aug 15 Family Grocery. TEA.—A choice lot of fresh imported Tea, selected expressly for family use, for sale at


ocr: C'lALL AND SEE FOR YOURSELVES ; We have just opened a first rate Night Lock, with extra keys; Dock Springs; Firi Carriers, and other articles suited to the sea son. [dec 16) CREIGHTON k McNAfR AISIN5 —100 boxes Raisins, for sale bv dec if D. Sl 3 BLACKLOCB.


ocr: BLACK INK.—The subscribers have just re ceived a large supply of BLACK 1SK, in bottles of various sizes, from 2 ounces to a quart* which was purchased a great bargain, and \h\\ be sold at considerably less than the usual prices, either by tfee dozen or single bot tle. Warranted a superior article, indestructi ble by acid, or the money returned. Give it a trial, anU judge for vnorselvee. dec 2$ CREIGHTON & McNAlR.


ocr: __ Eaton, or vis & co.’S corn for making Puddings, Ice Creanus Custards, &c., for sale by T. M McCORMICK & CO., oct 23 Theatre TAR, for sale by oct 25 F1SHBACK & BRO.


ocr: 1A HHDS. MOLASSES «n store and for lU sale by - FISH BACK & BRO, cp 3i Prince Street Dock.


ocr: i ! ; j i Notice to fishermen’ and’ship BUILDERS.—The subscriber offers for rent or lease the FISHERY, next above Coo ley’s landing, opposite the White House. It consistspf the lower part of the old ‘-Marshall Hall’’ Hihery. The terms will be made very easy, f have also, a very superior lot of Ship or Building TIMBER, which I offer for sale — This timber is of the very best White Oak, and inferior to none in this section of country, and «.ua.ed .boo.. mi g[cHABDB W*’ BRYA N. Pomonkey, Charles county, Md. nov 25— lawtlstA*_...


ocr: 01JANGK and AI.KXANDK1A KA1LR0AD. ON, AND AFI KU MUSDA V, the U)th inst., the PASSENGER TRAIN will leave Alexandria at 7i o'clock, to no as far a> Manas sas Station, twenty-eight miles; returning, will leave at 3 o'clock, or on the arrival of the War renton Stages. Round trip tickets in either direction furnish ed at reduced rates, to go and return within two day 3. Fare to Springfield Station.33 cts. IX) Burke's Station.33 u Do Dee's Station.70 “ Do Sangster's Mill.SO u Do I’nion Mill...90 “ Do Manassas Station...$1 10 “ Hound trip ticket* to the <ame points. Fare to Spnugfield Station.30 cts. Do Burke's Station.s0 l\> Lee's Station.....$1 00 Do Sangster’s Mill.$1 10 Do l nion Mill..SI 30 Do Manassas Station.$1 30 K. H. MIDDLETON, nov 10—tf Superintendent


ocr: Cl* M B ERL AN D. And intermediate point* on the Canal. ALL KG HAN Y COMPANY'S LINE. The Boats of this Line will commence their tegular trips on the opening of the Canal, next '•eek.and will take freight at re sonablej^te* Apply to * FOWLE & CO. feb 2S—tf --1 __ . ... . T


ocr: _ PLEASURE EXCURSION. -Sc. STE A M BOAT N O TI C E—The steAinei JOSEPH JOHSSOS.Capt Maear. being now disengaged (the Compromise bill havin^ pa«sed> can be had at a moderate price, for Pleasure Recursions Fishing Parties, Tow ilVr &c For further information, apply to ‘ SHINN, Agent.


ocr: i BRILLIANT LOTTERIES, FOR NOVEMBER, 1851. J.w. MAI KVK CO., Mvaagfn. 33,000 DOLLARS' \T 1 R G l M A STATE LOTTERY, lot the V benefit of Monongalia Academy, Class 113, iorlSM, to be drawn at Alexandria, > a., on Saturday, November Ibth, lbM ■ SPLENDID SCHEME: 1 prize of 1 do 1 do 1 do $33,000 15,000 5.000 5.000 ! prize of 50 do 50 do 60 do $2,5o0 1,000 500 300 & c., tic., tic Tickets 510-halves $5~quarters $2 50. Certificates of pack'gs. 25 whole tickets $140 00 Do do 25 halt do 30 Oo Do do 25 quarter do .15 00 t.0,000 DOLLARS’ A VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY, for the ben V etit of Monongalia Academy, Class M, for 1S51, to be drawn in Alexandria, * a., on Saturday, November ‘2id, ls51. lb number lottery—12 drawn ballots. BRILLIANT SCHEME 1 prize of l do 1 do l do 1 do $60,000 30.000 20.000 10,000 7,000 Whole tickets $20: hive 1 prize ot 1 do 100 do 113 do &c., &c., &c 10; qrs. 5: eighths 2 50! $5,000 2,835 1.500 1,000 Certificates of pack'gs. 25 whole tickets $260 00 Do do 25 half do 130 00 Do do 25 quarter do 65 00 Do do 25 eighth do 32 50 40,000 DOLLARS! VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY, for the benefit of Monongalia Academy, Class 184, for 1851, to be drawn at Alexandria, \a., on Saturday, November Wtlt, 1»51. 7S number lottery—13 drawn ballots . GRAND SCHEME: 1 prize of 1 do l do 1 do $4 0.000 12,000 6.000 3,739 40 prizes of 40 do 40 do 162 do $2 000 500 250 200 &C., &C-, &c. Tickets only $10—halves $5—quarters $2 50. Certificates of pack'gs 26 whole tickets $130 00 Do do 26 half do 65 00 Do do 26 quarter do 32 50 for Tickets and Shares and Cer tificates ot Packages in the above Splendid Lotteries, will receive the most prompt atten tion, and an official account oi each drawing will be sent immmediately after it is over, to all who order from us.—Address, J. & C. MAURY, oct2i—im Agents. Alexandria, \a. Removal —the celebrated doc tor C. W. ROBACK, Professor of


ocr: HEET1NGS. COTTON BATTS S STOCKING YARN.—Theattention of Merchants of Alexandria, and of the jng Country, is called to the supply of INGS. COTTON BA ITS, and YARN, manufactured at the Alexandria COT TON FACTORY; which are offered s! th 9 est Factory prices sep 2 it EDWARD SNOWDEN 5, CO


ocr: __ PAINTS Black Paint ground in Oil Chrome (Jreene do do Verdigris do do Prussian Blue do do tamp Black: Litharge; White Lead Ked Lead; Chinese Vermillion American do.: \ enetian Led Snanish Brown; Yellow Ochre [Sairtax _ OT1CE — All persons having claims against the subscriber, will present them dunn the present week, at the store of U m. IV Brown, King street. ucn\V\ ;aol3—3t* L. L. BKOW.V


ocr: 6 HALF chests superior Young Hyson Tea 3 do do do Gunpowder do 2 do do do Imperial do 2 do do do Black Tea, for low by TIMBER LAKE & TALIAFERRO, jy IS corner of King and CoJumbus-sts CRADLES,' Hobby Horses, V V VV heel barrows. Eight day and thirty Clocks, received and for sale by jy 19 H. B. WHITTINGTON U CO.


ocr: . 135 BOXES, brown, yellow and fancy Soaps 85 boxes Mould, Pearl and Adamantine Candles 45 boxes Pearl Starch 15 do Ground Ginger do Pepper Maccaroni Ink 8x Glass in store and tor sale by nov 1 D. & S. BLACK LOCK. 25 20 35 40 do do do do SUGAB, MOLASSES, &C.-35 hogsheads prime Porto Rico Sugar 21 hhds. prime Porto Rico Molasses 1 C»5 bags Rio, Maracaibo and Java Coflee "5 boxes Sperm. Adamantine & Pearl Candle? 30 naif chests Gunpowder l ea, part very sup. 20 do Black do 10 baskets fresh Salad Oil 10 cases Maccaroni, this day landing and tot sale low, by S. SHINN & SON, nov 13 Janney’s Wharf. rpo FISHERMEN.—The subscribers have A in store, and keep constantly on hand, Seme Twine, ot all sizes and of sup. quality Dismal Swamp Oak Oars, various sizes Patent Oakum, Tar, Pitch, and Spikes Russia and Manilla Cordage Cork Wood, Cotton Rope. &c., &c. STEPHEN SHINN & SON, nov 13 Janney’s Wharf. H A M PAGN E AND FINE CLARET WINES.—Just received some fine CHAM PAGNE and CLARET WINES, to wit SELLERV, in quart and pint bott!es : and Grand 1 mpkrial CH A M PAGN E, in q 11 arts a verif superior article] also, Fink CLARET, in caskes tor sale hy CAZKNOVE & CO. oct 13 flABOXES.new crop Raisins, in whole, hall OU and quarter boxes 5 boxes Layers ditto 2 casks Zante Currants, just received, and for sale by T. M. McCORMICK & CO., nov 13 Theatre Building. 1 UTTER AND CHEESE Bl _ 500 lbs. New \ ork Rutter 300 Country Roll do 200 44 Western do 50 boxes Eastern Cheese, just received and lor sale bv nov 13 ' FISH BACK & BRO. BUTTER AND CHEESE-1 have just re ceived from New York, 40 tubs and keg? o! Goshen Butler, pail prime quality; 50 boxee mild Cheese; 5 cases Pine Apple Cheese; in store, and for sale low, by J. K. HENDERSON, cor. King nov 13 and Alfred sts. Fish. 100 bbls. No. 1 Eastport Herring 100 “ No. 3 Mackerel 50 41 Pickled Fish, for sale bv nov l l CAZKNOVE'& CO. OTARP. DUPT’Y bi COS! COGNAC BRANDY —I half pipe Peach, Apple, and other Biandies, just received ani lor sale, by IHOS. B. CREIGHTON, nov 11 Near Ferry Slip. 30 Shot. a.«>rarteclI sizes, this day re ceived per Schr. Ailington, from New York, and for sale by T. M. MoCORMICK & CO., nov 13 Theatre Building. i n FIVE and ten gallon BRANDY KEGS, ILf just received, and for sale hv T. M. McCORMICK & CO., nov 15 Theatre Building. KM) sale by nov 22 BOXES New Bunch Raisins, landing this day, Irom New York, and for FLEMING & DOUGLASS. 30 MEAL, just received and for sale by T. M. McCORMICK, & CO, nov 24 Theatre Building. 1 and Fat No. i ! | 1 1 i I ; 1 ! j j | | 1 : j j | ; i , j | 1 1 | j I j : - ; ! ! | ! (


ocr: FOR CUMBERLAND, ^i^Smrrfiii/f points on the A L L E G H A N V COM PANTS-LLN K.. The Boats ot this Line will commence their regular trips on the opening of the Canal, next week, and will take freight at re isonable rates. Apply to FOWLE & CO. feh •>.*>—tf _____


ocr: ORANGK and ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD. ON, AND AFTER MOSDAY, Me 10//* ins/., the PASSENGER TRAIN vvili leave Alexandria at 7k o'cloifc. to no as far as Manas sas Station, twenty-eight miles; returning, will leave at 3 o'clock, or on the arrival oi the War* renton Stages. Round tup tickets in either direction furnish ed at reduced rates, to go and return within two da> s. Fare to Springfield Station.35 els. Do Burke's Station.35 “ Do Lee's Station.70 u IX) Sangster's Mill..SO 4* Do Union Mill..00 44 Do JVtana^sa* Station.. .$1 10 u Round trip tirkitsto the same points. Fare to Springhead Station.f.Octs. Do Rurke's Station.s0 IX> Lee's Station.. ..Si 00 Do Sangster's Mill.$1 10 tX> Union Mill ..$1 30 Do Mananas Station.30 R H. MIDDLETON, Superintendent. nov 10—tf


ocr: The BOATS of the subscribers Iwillplv regularly between Alex anti (la, Gio^etown, and Harper * Ferry, and tht Old Furnace* by the Chesapeake anu ikH*CommissionM entrusted to them shall be lawfully and promptly executed Refer to Messrs. Fowle A. Co., . , Powell & Son, and to any ^^"nls Mi Alex -*»• S-VALEstNOra Harper’s Ferrv. oct 10— t v


ocr: LAI K> 1 i>A I K>. 1.01,don•,. • • • M<iy 10 1 .lavre. ••«•••*• ^1 ay t* l.iv*r|iool.Mav 10 ! New Orleans.May 15 MARINE LIST._ COKI oV ALEXANDRIA, MAY U. Sailed. Schr. John Thomas, Elrv, Piladelphia. Cum- berland coal by Fowle & Co. Schr William P. Williams Rogers, Nor wich. Conn. Cumberland coal from D. B. Smith & Co. >chr. Barnstable, Ellis, Boston, Cumberland coal from l). B Smith & Co. Schr Chalcedony, Garner, Paxtuxent River, plaister from Fowle & Co. Memoranda. Hr. Brig P. 1. Nevius. Boudie, cleared at St. Huh lor this


ocr: tuikty-hrst vqcmmubm. f reported FOR THE ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE.] In Senate. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 3. The Senate met at 1*2 o'clock, and after pray- er hv the chaplain, the President of the Senate Hnn junced the order for the attendance of the Viute at the ftfncral of the late Hon. Mr. ol Texas. The Senate proceeded to the House of Re negatives, where ^funeral discourse was jel.vered by the Kev. Mr. Gurley. 'l'he funeral procession was then formed, and oved to the Congressional Cemetary in the order laid down in the programme. Virginia Convention. Hie Convention, on Saturday, in committee , .|R. whole, look u[> the consideration of the l-v\ "jve department, and the debate was con- ,;L on the subject of the re-eligibility, of the V „ . Messrs. Hector Davis, Leake, and Meredith delivered able speeches in favor of •he one term princ.ple-or rather against the le mte rcelesibility oi the Governor. They contended that it was safer and better, in every „e„v that the Governor, should not be a can •' |a:e for re-election, and that the office would b-" i-e'ter administeied if it was confined to the single term. Mr. Bolts took the floor in v but ,-ave wav to a motion for the rising Ifthe committee, and at 3 o'clock, the tinn A hourned. Yirgiuia Legislature. in the House of Delegates*™ Saturday, the yana««a* i).W Rail Road bill was taken up a„J made the special order of the day for Monday. . , , • .. 'Hie House wa*> occupied a*l day in tne con sideration of certain resolutions, calling for inquirv into the management of the James Kiver"and Kanawha canal. The resolutions were, finally, laid on the table. Distressiuc Shipwreck. Kr^ Ohve Thompson, of Portland, recently I reported to be missing, was fallen in with Dec. •; latitude 37 1s; longitude do *20, by brig want oi a navi-


ocr: _ BUSHELS Ground Nuts Ov/ 2 bbls. fresh Pecan Nuts 1000 Cocoa Nuts 4 bags Filberts 1 bale fresh English Walnuts 1 casks Currants 2 freals Dates, for sale bv je 3 DAVID APP1CH. GINGER, just received, and for