ocr: DR. CHRISTIE’S GALVANIC BELT, BRACELETS, NECKLACE, AND MAGNETIC FLUID. For the Removal and Permanent Cure of all NERVOUS DISEASES, And of those Complaints which are caused by an im paired, weakened or unhealthy condition of th# NKRVOUS SYSTEM# This beautiful and convenient application of the mys terious powers of GALVANISM and MAGNETISM, has been pronounced by distinguished physicians, both in Europe and the United States, to be the most valuable Medicinal discovery of the Age. l)r. CHRISTIE'S GALVANIC BELT and MAGNETIC FLUID, is used with the most perfect and certain success in all cases of GENERAL DEBILITY, Strengthening the weakened body, giving tone to the various organs, and invigorating the entire system. Also in KITS, CRAMP, PARALYSIS and PALSY, DYSPEP SIA or INDIGESTION. RHEUMATISM. ACUTE and CHRONIC, GOUT, EPILEPSY, LUMBAGO, DEAF NESS. NERVOUS TREMORS. PALPITATION OK THE HEART, APOPLEXY, NEURALGIA, PAINS in the SIDE and CHEST, LIVER COMPLAINT, SPINAL COMPLAINT, and CURVATURE of the SPINE, HIP COMPLAINT, DISEASES of the KIDNEYS, DEFI CIENCY of NERVOUS and PHYSICAL ENERGY, and all NERVOUS DISEASES, which complaints anse from one simple cause—namely, A Derangement of the Nervous System# {'zj-- In NERVOUS COMPLAINTS, Drugs and Medi cines increase the disease, 1 >r they weaken the vital ener gies of the already prostrated s_\ stem ; while, under tne strengthening, life-giving, vitalizing influence of Gal vauism, as applied by this beautitul and wonderful dis covery, the exhausted patient and weakened surterer is restored to former health, strength, clast.city and vigor. The great peculiarity «nd excellence ol Dr# Christie’s Galvanic Curatives* consists in the fact that they arrest and cure disease by outward application, in place of the usual mode ot diug ging, and physicking the patient, till exhausted Natuie sinks hopelessly under the infliction They strengthen the whole system. equalize the circula tion of the hlood, promote the secretions, and never do the slightest injury under any circumstances. Since their introduction in the United States, only three years since, more than 75,000 Persons including all ages, classes and conditions, among which w ere a large number ot ladie*. who are peculiarly subject to Nervous Complaints, have been ENTIRELY AND PERMANENTLY CURED, when all hope of relief ha.i been given up, mid every thing else been tried in vain ! nirT ™ To illustrate the use ol the uALs A-vIC, UKii,i« bake i t


Alexandria gazette. [volume]

ocr: rwwal Commerce._ Arrived. November 29. Boat Anna S Borden. 121 tons coal from Cumberland, to Borden Mm mg Co. Boa:® R G Violett, T H Gale, Harry Tyson. E. W. Dunham, and H. B. I.oomis, Cumber land, coal to Washington Coal Co Boat Wm. J. Boo he, Cumberland, coal to Fowle & Co. , Boat* Baltimore, Otho, and Ospray, Cumber land, coal to D. B. Smith & Co. Departed. Boat Canonicu®. groceries from Wm. Bayne, for Cumberland, by Borden Minin* Co. Boat R G. Violett, Cumberland, by \\ a*h ington Coal Co. n . . Boats Ann Giileese. J. G. Stone, ami Balti m >re. Cumberland, by D. B. Smith & Co._

place_of_publication: Alexandria, D.C.

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

publisher: Edgar Snowden


ocr: XTORFOLK COM PAN Y'S WHITE AND lN RED LEAD, LITHARGE, &c .constant ly on hand, of various qualities, and in assor ted packages. warranted equal to any in market, for sale at factory prices, hv mh 22 FOWLE & €0.


ocr: Almauac. 1KT>1 j i l y Sun rises Stw $et$. Moon’s Phases. !1 Thur^lay .. 1 Friday. 2 Sat ip day .. . 3 Sunday — 4 Monday .... '* Tuesday ... t» WVd ne^day 4 58 4 39 5 0 5 1 5 2 5 3! 14 tl 7 2 7 2 |7 0 6 6 5S 6 .*>7 7 56 l». H. M Fir>t qr ... I 12 U >i Fall.11 4 Sti e Last «jr-1M 7 54 k New.21i 5 17 e mriTi WATL1L July 3), —h. — m. LATKSf DATfiS. London.July 11 Liverpool.July 11 ! Havre.July iu New Orleans.July 23 MARINE LIST. PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, JULY 30. Arrived, ' Schr. Fawrence Waterbuiy, (Tanmer, New Yo;k, to I). B. Smith & Co. Schr. Commander-in-Chief, W olgram, New York, to Waters & Zimmerman. Schr Victor, Sutties, Mac ho doc. corn and wheat to S, Shinn & Son. Schr. Industry, Mothershead, Mattox, corn and wheat to S. Shinn & Son. Schr. Gen. Z. Tay lor, Jones, St. Mary’s, coin to S. Shinn & Son. Steamer Baltimore, Turner, Baltimore, to D. B Smith & Co., and freight for district, passed off Pmey Point at anchor. • an Hermophrodite Brig 7 days from Bermuda, hound up. Sailed. Schr. tram Smith, Davis. Fall River, coal from Fowte&Co. Schr. Maria Jane, Sumner, Boston, coal from Waters & Zimmerman. Memoranda. Br. Brig Indus, hence at Barbados, at latest dates. Schr. T. O. Thompson, King, hence at Ber muda, 11th Schr. R. L. Crook, Cramer, he'.ce at New York, ‘29th inst.


ocr: LOST —The advertiser (a colored woman) i has had stolen from her, her free Papers, which, can beof no use to anyone but herself, and which sbtfenll be thankful to have return ed to ber. Any information cancernmc them will be thankfully received. ANN SMITH. _ feb 26—St* __ ____ CLOVER SEED —150 bushels, new crop, strictly prime, just received and for sale by leb 25 YVM. L POWELL & SON.


ocr: _ 1,000 LBS PRIME new YORK DAIRY PACKED BLT i TER —Families wishiRe?ome* Lthine nice c»n get it hv •* ■i^' l V HARPER-S. Fam.lV n C HHDS. prime Porto Rico and Cardenas s&t) Molaws t 20 bbls. prime N. 0. do., just rece.red, and for sale bv „ 4W mb 26 ’ FLEMING & DOl GLASb.


ocr: PLEASURE EXCURSION btc. .LsSEfcsTKAMBOAT N one E.-1 he steamZr?t>SEPH JOHSSOS,Capt Magar. being now disengaged (the Compromise bill having passed) can be had at a mod era e price, for Pleasure Excursions, Pishing larties.Tow r furlhef lnf0r?r SHInTa^L


ocr: BRILLIANT LOTTERIES, FOR DECEMBER, 18§1. J. %V. MAURY A CO., MiiiiHgers. 40,042 DOLLARS! 2 prizes ol 510,000 1—213 prizes of $1,000! VIRGINIA STATE LOT I KK i\ for the benefit ol Monongalia Academy, Class 196, for 1 $51, to be drawn at Alexandria. Va.» on Saturday, December 13f/t, 1S51. 75 number lottery—12 drawn ballots ! BRILLIANT SCHEME: I prize of $10,942 1 (Jo zO.OOO 1 do 10,000 | 1 do 10,000 1 prize ol ’$5,000 2 do 3,000 >13 ('low'st 3 No) 1,000* &c., &cM &c. Ticket* $15; halves 7 50; qr*. 3 75; eighth* 1 S7| Certificates of pack'g*. 25 whole tickets $200 00 [)o do >5 half do 100 00 Do do 25 quarter do 50 00 Do do 25 eighth do 25 00 $30,000 ! 20 piizes of $2,250 ! VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY, for the benefit of Monongalia Academy, Class 202, for 1851. to be drawn at Alexandria, W. on Saturday, December 20thy Ib5l. ( 75 number lottery—13 drawn ballots. SCHEME: I prize of $30,000 1 do 1G.465 1 .10 10,000 1 do 5,000 •20 prize? of $2,250 12 do 1,000 20 (io 400 &c., &c., &c. i ickeis *iu—naives quauei!* ■ Certificates of pack'gs. 25 whole tickets f 130 00 Do do 25 half do 65 00 Do do 25 quarter do 32 50 $r>0.000! $25.000! $10,000 ! \T I R G I N I A STATE LOTTERY, for the V benefit of Monongalia Academy, Cla*$ for 1*51, to be drawn at Alexandria, Va., on Saturday, December 27th, lb51. JO Drawn P llot* out of 7b lumbers! Giving more Prizes than Planks! MAGNIEICIENJ SCHEME: i pi i/e ol *60,000 1 do 25,000 1 do 10,000 1 do $.000 1 do 7,000 1 do 5,000 1 prize 01 1 do 10 do 10 do 10 do 20 do frl.UUU ;j,2 Id 2,000 1,500 1.000 500 &c., &c , &c. Tickets$20; halves $10, qrs. $0; eighths$2 50. Certificates of pack'gs 26 whole tickets $220 00 Do do 26 half do 110 00 Do do 20 quarter do 65 00 Do do 26 eighth do 27 50 fg^OuDERS for Tickets and Shares and Cer tificates of Packages in the above Splendid Lotteries, will receive the most prompt atten tion, and a* official account of each drawing will be sent immmediately after it is over, to all who order from us.—Address, J.&C. MAURV. noVon—lm Agents. Alexandria. Va. misses buck having from the S. VV. corner of Broad


ocr: AI ma iia< j r l v. 8 Tiu*'tl ty .. *4 Worlriosilay 10 Tluirsil.rv 11 Kritliiv .!. 12 Satunlay . 13 JMirula v .. 12 Moral.«v . >r\N M.N S€tS. Moon’s Piia^ks. 4 42 7 IS, ... I i;> 7 17'O'11.I! US 7 17" l». II t W . .. - ■!' •• ;* i ii ? it. y-«. I r> 7 i.-.lt'ir" 'Ir 4 M» 7 1”» 4 U* 7 14 12 .u. 8 M 22 m 22 M 0 M HIGH WATEK. July 8. —1» —in. LATEST DATES. London.June Liverpool.June ‘2A 1 Havre.»une New Orleans.July 1 MARINE LIST. PORI* OF ALEXANDRIA, JULY 7. Arrived. July hth. HrAndover, Hardy, *'» da\sfrom Boston, Lambert 5: McKenzie. July l>t, lat. 39 41. long. 74 04. exchanged signals with Slop Mo bile. Schr Pampero, Pentield, New York, to nove 5*. Co., and freight for the District. Schr. U’m. Burke, Rose, New \ork. hay to Water* & Zimmerman. Sc hr. Senator, Kirby, New York, to S. Shinn & Son, and ireight for the District. Schr. Commander-in-Chief. Wolgom, New York, to Waters 5c Zimmerman. Schr. K. F. Stockton, Atchison, New York to ! >. B. Smith 5c Co. Schr. L. Waterhury, Cramner, New \ork, to D. B. Smith & Co. Arrived, July 7th. Schr. C. A. Crooke, («rant, New \ ork, to Waters <Jc Zimmerman. Schr. Intelligencer, Baxter, Mattox, corn S. Shinn Son. Schr. Victor, Settles, Machodoc, corn to Shinn & Son. Sailed, Schr. Osceola, \\ ilson, Port Deposit, coal from Waters 5c Zimmerman. Memoranda, At St. John, N B., e^th ult., Brig Kinily, Futz, hence. Brig P. I. Nevius, hence, at St. John, N B., h ult. Schr. Nathan Durfey, sailed from Fall River ‘4d July, for this poit. Schr. Frank, McMath. hence at New \ork. '*M instant.


ocr: LOOK HERE!—Wanted at the Marshall Tuse a capable SERVANT WOMAN as Washer and troner; also, a steady MAIN SERVANT, as Ostler—both from thecountn preferred, for whom liberal wWS vn be gjviQ, W M. R- GLASCOCK. 30—eotf


ocr: GROCERIES. i nn nrin lbs. bacon, smoked iyU,UUU BEEF. LARD, &c 90.000 lbs. Sides and Shoulders, prime quality •10.000 44 Hams, sup. quality, various brands 20.000 44 do in Yellow Canvass, very fine 20.000 11 do newly Cured Sugar and Spiced 20.000 44 do in Sugar Pickle 20.000 “ Beef Rounds in do do 10.000 “ 44 do smoked for boiling 10.000 “ 14 do do for chipping 100 large size Beef Tongues, fine quality f>0 bbls. of Card, for sale bv FREDERICK ftOLOSON, No. 2S north Paca street, Baltimore. Md. Who is prepared to fill orders to any amount at prices according to quality. Cash or the best of reference required to buy at low figures, my 29 inn BBLS. rectified Whiskey l\Jv/ 40 hbls. Old Monongahelia Rye W his kev 1 0 44 superior Old Rye Whiskey 20 44 French Brandy 4 half pipes 4th proof Cognac Brandy 10 eight cask* superior 44 70 bhls. N. E. Rum 10 44 Rose Gin 5 u Cordial 5 qr. casks M. Wine r> -4 Port 4 1 0 44 44 Sweet Wine, for sale low bv [my231 GRIMES & KINCHKLOK. ]AA SAC KSG A. and Fine Salt lUU 2000 Ihs. Sides and Shoulders Bacon 20 bags Rio Cotfre 10 hhds. Molasses 40 boxes Brown Soap 10 44 Toilet 44 1 0 44 Tobacco 20 dozen Painted Buckets 100 nests lion and Wood Bound Ware 20 44 Bail Buckets 20 44 Hingman Boxes 1 0 44 Sugar Boxes, for sale by my23 GRIMES & KINCHKLOE^ DO.MF.STIC LIQUORS.— 00 bbls. Cincinnati Rectified \\ hiskey 30 44 Double do do 20 44 Hammond do do 20 *4 Gibson's Old do 13 44 New England Rum 1 0 44 Domestic Gin 5 hhds*. do 'to 10 bbls. Apple Brandy 10 44 Domestic do o Peach do, tn store, and for sale by CREIGHTON BODKIN, my i4 near the Kerry Slip. 11 RAN DIES. WINKS. kc.— j 6 qr. Ca>k* sup. Cognac Brandy 10 bbls. Domestic do 10 Apple f do 20 u sup. Old Rye Whiskey 1 5 44 Rose Gin 12 qr. Casks Madeira and Sherry Wine 5 qr. u Port do 25,000 Havana and Principe Segars. just re ceived, and lor sale hv je 4 R. STUART DOUGLAS & BRO. HMDS prune P. K. Sugar O io bbls. Crushed and Pulverized Sugar 16 bbls. and half bbls. S. H. S>iup 12 half Cheats Gunpowder and Y. H. Tea 45 bags Maracaibo and Rio Coffee 20 boxes Pine Apple Cheese •Alicants Matts, Brooms Painted Buckets, &c., ^c., just received, and lor sale bv je 4 R. STUART DOUGLAS & BRO. 1 / \ 4 e# If \ LBS. Shoulder Bacon


ocr: Married, In Baltimore, on the 22d infct.. hv the Key. M Brown. Mr. WILLIAM DBA AT (iHN, to Miss SUSANNAH MVKRS. both of Alexan dria. Virginia, f Baltimore Sun cops ]


ocr: I _ Almanac. JjC'O. MARCH. 4 Tuesday. 5 Wednesday (» Thursday 7 Friday ... 8 Saturday. 9 Sunday .. It) Monday'.. Sr.N rifus H 21 (j 20 fi 19 6 17 f> 15 ti 14 6 15 Son sets. 5 39 5 41 5 22 5 43 5 45 5 4t> 5 47 Moon’s Phases d. First qr... .10 Full.17 Last qr-24 New. 1 it. 4 8 8 1 M. 33 e 9 m 17 m 27 k Hl'GH WATER. March 4, 8h, 3m LATEST DATES. London.Feb. 15 Liverpool.Feb. 15 Havre.Feb. 14 New Orleans.Feb. 22 VIA KINK LIST. PORT OF ALEXANDRIA. MARCH 3. Arrived. j Schr. Express. Stoddard, Charleston, S. C., i salt and cotton to Thomas & Dyer. Schr. Corinthian, Welch, Machodoc, corn ioj S. Shinn & Son. Sloon Mary Ann, Self, Machadoc, wheat to S. Shinn k Son. Schr. Joseph, Jewett, Boyd's Hole, corn to ; S. Shinn & Son. Steamer Columbia, Harper, Baltimore, to J. | J. Wheat & Bros, and freight for District. Schr. W A. Dawson, tar to J. J. Wheat & Bros. Sailed. Schr. Sea Flower, Dukes, Philadelphia, by S. Shinn & Son.


ocr: for k CUMBERLAND,' And intermediate points on the tonal. ALLEGHANY COM PAN VS LINE. The Boats of this Line will commence their regular trips on the opening of the Canal, next weak, and will take freight at reasonable rates. Applv to FOWLE & CO. feb 25—tf


ocr: Married. On Tuesday morning week, in Berryville, Clarke to . h\ the Rev. Mr. Petrkin. Mr. CHARLES CASTLKMAN to Mi*s MARIA J ISLER. daughter of Col. Jacob Isler, —all « ! Clarke county. At the Episcopal Church, in Winchester, on the 14th in*t., by the Rev. Cornelius Walker, Mr. MOSES MYERS, of Norfolk. and Mi-* JCLIA D.. eldest daughter of the lion. R. W. Barton, ol Bartonsviile, Frederick courts. \ a


ocr: An adjourned meeting of the citizens convened for the purpose of considering the practicability of introducing water into the town, will be held at the Lyceum Hall, thts evtniwr, (Hth instant ) The committee ap pointed at the last meeting will make a report. A full meeting is desired. _jan t24 it_ FOR BALTIMORE-. The packet schooner JOHS EMORY, Wood, mas n?LWi!l sail on Saturday. For freight a pn\ J J3n *4 t A MARBLK i


ocr: n i m 2 Thursday « 11 3 4*> f “ £ * 5 Fralay.:... 6|2t3 ^ ^ Vy* £ = i «M t -totwatek— 6 Monday .... li 1B|3 14 Skitk-.ii 'k :il). lOli 4om. LATEST OATES London.oept. w j fjverpool.Sept- IT i fiavre.oepi. io New Orleans.Sept. 22 MARINE LIST. _ PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, SKPTEMBKR ay. Arrived. 23. Br. Brig Victor, K^nny, St. Johrr, N. B. piaister and lumber to Cazenove & Co. Brig J. C. Fremont, Taylor, Boston, to Mas ter, and freight for district. Br. Brig Hope, Watt, Philade’phia, to Lam bert & McKenzie. Schr. Timothy Pharo, Lynde. New York, to I). B Smith & Co. Schr. Constitution, L\le, Westmoreland, wheat to D. R. Wilson 6c Co. Schr. Somerset, Penn, St. Mar\'s, wheat D R. Wilson & Co* Schr. Angel me, Norris, Port Deposit, lumber to Kephart 6c Barker. Schr. Eagle. Courtney, Yeocomico, wheat to S. Shinn 6cSon. Schr. Transport, Wingfield, Nomini, wheat to S. Shinn & Son. Schr. Virginia, Weaver, Nomini, wheat to S. Shinn & Son. Schr. Geo. Washington, Jones, Machodoc, wheat to S. Shinn & Son. Schr. Gen. Taylor, Jones, Aquia, wheat to S. Shinn & Son. >y. Schr. Mary Peavev, Kastport, piaister and lumber to Cazenove 6c Co. Sailed. Schr. Mott Bedell, Wickes, New \ork, by Cazenove & Co.


ocr: Canal Commerce._ Arrived, September Boats C. K. Mudge and K A. Cook, Cumber land, coal to Washington Coal Company. Boat Baltimore, Cumberland, coal to D. B. Smith & Co. Boat Archibald Carey, do. do. to Fowled Co Boat Old Dominion, do. do. do. Departed. Boat James Terrell, Cumberland, by D. B. Smith bi Co. Boats Augusta and George aters, Cumber land, bv Fowle & Co. Boat Caroline B. Tisdale, hardware from Jas A Knglish & Co, and queensware from R. H. Miller


ocr: _ ( anal Commerce._ Arrived, September ‘22. Boats Mary R. Hale. W. B. Loomis and Mar tin Hoffman, Cumberland, coal to Waters & Zimmerman. Boats Sarah Perry anil Ann S. Borden, Cum berland, coal to Edgar Miller. Boat Millard Fillmore, Cumberland, coal to Fowl® & Co. Boat Jas. F. Essex, Harper's Ferry, flour to P. H. Hoof!. Departed. Boats Wm. Albert, and Canonicus, Cumber land, by Edgar Miller. Boats Anna Woodward. andO. W. Stutevant, Cumberland, by Waters Zimmerman. Sailing of Ocean Steamers. FROM UNITED STAES. Ships. Leaves For Date. Niagara, N. York, Liverpool, Sept. 24 City ot’Piua’gh Phda., Liverpool, Sept. 25 Pact tic, N- York, Liverpool, Sept. 27 Karo pa, Boston, Livcrjiool, '*ct. 1 Washington, X. York, Liverpool, Oct. 4 Africa. N. Yotk, Liverpool, Oct. S Kail?*; N. York, Liverpool, Oct. 11 Glasgow, N. York, Glasgow, Oct. 11 Canada, Boston, Liverpool, Oct. lo Humboidt, N. York, Havre, ^ct* lb Asia, N. York, Liverpool, Oct. 22 Atlantic. N. Y ork, Liverpool, ( ct. FROM EUROPE. Washington, Sonth*ton,J»ew Y ork, ^ cpt. 10 Africa, Liverpool,New \ork, Sept* J;* Baltic, Liverpool,New York, Canada, Liverpv>ol>Boston, Sept. 20 Humboldt, Havre, New York, St-pt. Asia, Liverpool,New York, Sept. 27 IHiitic, Liverpool, New Yoik, Oor 1 FOR FREIGHT OR CHATKR.-The


ocr: Arrived, November o. Boat George Waters, Cumberland, coal to Fowle & Co. Departed. Boat George Waters, Shepherdstown, by Fowled Co. , . , Boat Neptune, Goose Creek, piaster bv do. Boat K. H. Lain bell, Big Spring, plainer by Cazenove fo


ocr: HHDS. Super. Porto Kico and Cuba ^ t/ Sugar 125 hags prime Green Rio Coffee 10 *• sup. Old Government Java do. 50 bbJe. Prime New Orleans S>rup This morning landing, and for sale by mh 3jMcVEIGB, BRO. & CO. BASKETS Superior Champagne Wine, 10 hhds P. R. Sugar.. This day landing from Schr Hamilton from New York and for sale by McVEIGH, BRO & CO. mb 2$


ocr: j ORANGE and ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD MORNING ‘I RAIN: ON, AND AFTER MONDAY,theethinst., the TRAIN will leave the Alexandria ; Nation, on Duke street, at 7 A o'clock, daily, (Sun j days excepted,) to go as far as Union Mill, near Ball Run, returning in time to reach Alexandria by 11 o’clock. AFTERNOON TRAIN: From Alexandria at 24 o’clock,—returning, leaving Union Mills at 44, and Sangster's Mill at 44, or on the arrival of the Warrenton Stages, and not later than 5 o'clock. Rouud trip tickets in either direction furnish* ed at reduced rates to go and return within two day s. Fare to Springfield Station.**5 cts. Do Burke's Station...r»5 44 Do Lee’s Station.70 “ Do Sangster's Mill.SO u i)o Union Mill.90 u Do Manassas Station...$1 10 4k Hound trip tickets to the some point*. Fare to Springfield Station..',0 cts. Do Burke’s Station.so 44 Do Lee’s Station.$1 0u l\) Sangster’s Mill.$[ 10 Do Union Mill..$1 30 Do Manassas Station.$1 r>0 The fare to intermediate points will be cal culated at lour cents per mile. R. H. MIDDLETON, oct 24—tf Superintendent. WASHINGTON AND ALEX ANDRIA BOAT.—The JHUS. LULL ILK leaves her Derm at uaningerneiu s wharf, at the following hours, punctually. A Coach connects with the Boat in Washington. Boats fare t'JU cts —Coach rt.V cls- Che 7 Boat from Alexandria connect.- with the Balti more train; also the 3 o'clock boat ami the 1? o'clock boat from Washington with the o'clock Baltimore train. Leave Alexandria at ‘.Hi, it A. .V., 3, 4y», P M. Leave Washington at S1 e, lOCj, 12, A. M., 2, 33/ 3 p y| oct 27—dtf SAM'L. GEDNEY, Master. PABSA^E FiVK CENTS! The well known, safe, and com j '


ocr: ; j j ^ ( Alniauac. 1S50. Scn Son MARCH. rises sets. Moon’s Phasfs 11 Tuesday... |t> 12 5 4S .. !Wq' 13 Tnu.sday . tf 10 5 50* *P-1 }* ‘ j 14 frMar ; 1.) ,'Niturday... !<» ♦> •> ;>1 i_;—7 lli '"un av ... <» 5 5 55 HhrH WA'IKK. 17 vlon !;♦ v..: <> 1 5 57 Maiu u 11. lb, 5m. LATKST PATK.v London.Feb. 22 i ' i /erpool.Fe^. 22 ! Havre.Feb. 21 New Orlea»>.Feb. 20 j >IAR1\K I.AST._ I-iTkTok M.KXANDKIA. MARCH 10. Arrived. Schr. Fountain. Eddy, Charleston, S. C. salt to Lambert & McKenzie. Schr. Moses Taylor, Forest, Phila. coal to Smith & Schr. CoTumbu*, Hess, Phila. to S. Shinn X Son and freight for the District. Steamer Columbia, Harper. Baltimoie, to J. J. Wheat k Bros. Sailed. Schr. Eliza, Forbes, Washington N. C. by Thomas & Dyer. i


ocr: j . _ ion nnn lbs. bacon, smoked lyU,UUU BEEF. LARD, &c.— 90,00u lbs. Sides ami Shoulders, prime quality 40.000 “ Hams, sup. quality, various brands 20.000 “ do ill Yellow Canvass, very tine 20,000 “ do newly Cured Sugar and Spiced 20,000 “ do in Sugar Pickle 20.000 “ Rpef Rounds in do do 10.000 “ u do smoked for boiling 10,000 “ “ do do ior chipping 100 large size Beef Tongues, fine quality 50 bbls. oi Lard, for sale by FREDERICK ROLOSON, No. 28 north Paca street, Baltimore, Who is prepared to fill orders lo any amount at prices according to quality. Cash or the best of relerence required to buy at low figures. my 29 1AA BBLS. rectified Whiskey lUvy 40 bbls. Old Monongahelia Rye Whis key 10 “ superior Old Rye hiskey 20 “ French Brandy 1 half pipes 4th proof Cognac 10 eight casks superior “ 70 bids. N. E. Rum 10 “ Rose Gin 5 “ Cordial 5qr. casks M. Wine 5 “ Port “ 10 “ “ Sweet Wine, for sale low Ihv [my 831 GRIMK-Sfr K INCH BLOK. "SACKSG. A. and Fine Salt 2000 lbs. Sides and Shoulders Bacon 20 bags Rio Coffee 10 hhds. Molasses 40 boxes Blown Soap 10 “ Toilet “ 10 “ Tobacco 20 dozen Painted Buckets 100 nests Iron and Wood Bound Ware 20 “ Bail Buckets 20 “ Hingman Boxes 10 “ Sugar Boxes, for safe by i my23 GRIMES & KINCHELOE. Domestic liquors.— f>0 bbls. Cincinnati Rectified Whiskey 50 44 Double do do 20 u Hammond do do 20 44 Gibson’s Old do 1 5 44 New England Rum 10 44 Domestic Gin 5 hhds. do do 10 bbls. Apple Brandy 10 ‘4 Domestic do 2 “ Peach do, in store, and for ! sale by CREIGHTON & BODKIN, my i4 near the Ferry Slip. BY RAILROAD—We have received by first arrival of Rail Road from Fairfax Countv, three Car loads, of FLOUR, CORN MEAL, SHORTS AND SHIP STUFF, all of which we expect to be constantly supplied with, and which we offer for sale at low prices in lots to suit purchasers. my 30 J. J. WHEAT & BRO'S. Bacon, cheese, &c.~ 5,000 lbs. Shoulders 2,000 44 Small size Hams 1,000 41 No. 1 Lard 10 boxps Mild Chee«e, .just received and for sale by J. E. HENDERSON, corner of my24 King and Allred streets. P" RIME FAMILY FLOUR.—FISHBACK if FRO., have just received, a lot of Fami ly Flour from Augusta County, of the famous “Blue Ridge” brand, which they will sell at


ocr: 1'anal Commerce. Arrived, May 29. Boat H. G. Phelps, Cumberland, coal to Fo.vle & Co. , i Boat Millard Fillmore, uo do co Boat Pacific, Cumberland, coal to U. ». Smith & Co. Departed, , Boat Jenny Limb Cumbe.land.by bovvle & Co, and salt from T. M. MctoMnnk. S. Co Boat Marv R. Zimmerman. Cumberland. h> Waters & Zimmerman, sroceries Com blc Vettfh. Kro. & Co , and fish from Stephen Shinn & Son. __- — —


ocr: Alma nac. Sr\ Sr\ rises sets. 1851 M A V Moon's 1’ua<ks 30 Friday 31 Saturday.. 1 Simdav ••• 2 Monday... 3 Tuesday .. 4 Wedm^du) 5 Thursday . r> i» Mi 17 17 IT 1* p ||. 4 \>w.») :i 52 r Fii't <i* ... H 1 y Fall.13 1 W 1 Last <|r... 21 1 31 i ITRTh \s ATKK. M \y 3>. 7h. Mm. latest )ATK>. London.May 1" i Havre.May In Liverpool.Mav it1 Xtv Cleans.May 19 MARINE UST. POKTOF ALEXANDRIA, MAN *2S. Sailed, Schr. C A. Crooke. Grant, New \ork, i um berlaml coa! from Waters & Zimmerman. Schr Convnaader-m-Chiet, Wa^um. * York, Cumberland coal from W ater,* & Zim 0,Schr Magnolia, Torrey. Ka«t Cambridge, Cumberland coal from Fowle & Co._


ocr: FOR _____ CUMBERLAND, — Ami intermediate points on theCanoL ALLEGHANY ^COMPANY'S LINE. Th» Boats of this Lint will commence their regular trips on the opening of the Canal, neat week, and will take freight a* reasonable rates. Apply to FOWLE & CO. feb -JX—tf


ocr: a -3 cts, of Baltimore bbls. at 23 cts. Almanac SrN I > r -n | sets. Moon’s Phases. v. ty. • : * 'V > >2 .» 51 4H > I' I') 17 I.) 4*< :> H 8 *» 9 H II t> 12 h 13 <» H to 15 D. H. M. New. 1 1 27 e First qr ... 9 l 59 >t Full.15 5 84 E Last f|r...-23 2 n m HIGH W. March 27, - lrJK. h. —rn. latest dates. . 2* poo!... ...Mh. 8 ...Mh. 9 Havre..Mh. 7 New Orleans.Mh. 20 I >iak*\k list._ I pij|{i OF ALEX AN DR l A, M ARCH 27. I Arrived. I s:hr Hamilton. Dayton, 00 hours from I '-r York, to S. Shinn & Son. 1 v.r Independence, Calmer, N^orrtini, corn I > >;,inn S: Son. , I vhr Milhado, -—, Fort Deposit, lumber V ■ James(»reen <$£ Son. Vi.r Trio, Lowe, Yeocomico, corn to S. v Son. vhr Phantom, Billups, Rappahannock Ri v .joo bushels wheat t(j Fowle & Co. Cleared. fcr Topaz, Mitchell, Eastport, flour and Kr ;bv Fowle & Co. xhr Washington, Kendricks, New iork, r. > Shinn & Son. Schr Maria Jane, Sumner, Halifax, flour b\ .\.v.e & Co. Memoranda. ^reilish Ship Sophia, sailed from Liverpool, fbrth.sport. 4th March. , Hrg Commerce. Card, hence for Barbados, V)ken ‘*d March, in latitude 10, longitude I*. .>iia\sout. B*: Louisa. Stubbs at March, loading for this port. Bs; Juverna, cleared at St. John, N. B., for i s port, Slh inst. vhr. T. (). Thompson, at Bermuda, l lth March, for this port in 3 or 4 days.


ocr: Xooo i.bs p R i new YORK DAIRY’ PACKED BIT. TER.-Famihw aome ►thing nice can get t* ^' c* * mh % J N HARPER’S. Family Grocery. C)f? HHDS. prime Porto Rico and Cardenas Zl/ Molas*** __ 20bbl*. prime N. 0. do., jo* received, and for sale by ^_._r A mb 26 FLEMING & DOl GLASS.


ocr: _ J» FOB RENT.--The commodious m three story BRICK DWELLING, on SjLl'rim'e street, opposite Mr Jas. Gieen's, lately occupied by Mr. John Douglass. To a careful and punctual tenant the rent will be moderate. Apply to jan Jf—tf ’ ANDREW JAMIESON.


ocr: VIRGINIA AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE, Lower End King Street, ALEXANDRIA, VA. E. d. ADDISON & SOf}, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN Agricultural Implements, SEEDS AND MANURES. VIZ: Horse powers and threshers, . Wheat Drills, Garden Seed do., Horse Rakes, Corn Planters, Fanning Mills, Corn Mi Is, Vegetable Cutters, Store Trucks, Ploughs, Harrows, 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, Scythe Rifles, Whet Slones, Ox Yokes and Bows, Bush Hooks, Grindstone Cranks and Rollers, &c., &c. ALSO, G ra i n, Field, G rass, Garden and FI owe r Seeds and MAXURES, as Imported Guano, Kentish's prepared do.. Ket tle well Si Davisons Renovator and Bi Phosphate Salts, Plaister, my S—tf Bone Dust, uc. &c._ S. SHINN & SON, Grocers, Commission Forwarding Merchants. And agents for Regular Line of New \ork and Philadelphia packets. aP_i*L_ F. M. WEADON, Locksmith, Bell-Hanger, and Brass Bounder, King street, Alexandria, la , Returns his sincere thanks to the citizens of Alexandria, and the adjacent Country, for the liberal patronage heretofore conferred 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 town or country, in the latest style, and best manner. Repairs GUNSand a variety of other articles in the Brass and Iron line, ap 3—1 y


ocr: ORANGE and ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD. BaM MORNING TRAIN : ON, AND AFTER MON DAY, the 6th 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 bv 11 o'clock. AFTERNOON TRAIN: From Alexandria at 2h o'clock,—returning, leaving Union Mills at 44, 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 ed at reduced rates to go and return within two days. Fare to Springfield Station.35 cts. Do Burke's Station.55 “ Do Lee's Station.70 “ Do Sangster's Mill.SO “ Do Union Mill...90 11 Round trip tickets to the same points. Fare to Springfield Station.GO cts. J)o Burke's Station.SO “ Do Lee’s Station.$1 00 Do Sangster’s Mill.$1 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. TO TRAVELLERS. ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAIL ROAD, and Stage Line, for Warren ton and Culpeper Va.— One half the distance to Warrenton by Rail Road.—Passengers can leave this place dads- (Sundays excepted,) by the Rail Road, at Ih o'clock for Warrenton, and for Culpeper, three times a week, luesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays. Seats can he se cured at the 4 VVaverly House,'’ Washington, and Newton’s “Mansion Hou^e,” Alexandria, oct 7—eotf


ocr: Almanac. -• -— ; - - • ■ i |S51. Sun Sun JULY. rises sets. Moon's Phases. 30 Wednesday 4 57|7 31 lK ”, * 'vi ... i. • i w 7 •> bust Iir... i 12 OM 1 Frul.iy • i :m 2 I t • •> siaumlav... 3 0 7 0 n v 3 Sumlay-.... 3 1 * » W •--» * «jg ; 4 Monday_5 2 b as f Hl<*H W A 1 Lit. 5 Tuesday ... 5 3 1) 57! Jn.\ 30, —h. —in. 1 A T K ST I) A T K S . Lon.ton.July 11 Liverpool.July ll ( Havre.. .July 10 New Orleans.July -2‘J MARINE LIST. PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, JULY 29. AKKIV ED, Schr \V. VY. Wyei', Stoddart, Kastport, plais ter to Fowle & Co. Sailed, Schr. D. Phillips, Small, Boston, coal by Fowle Co. Memoranda. Sch. Hamilton. Dayton, cleared at New \ork for this port, 20th inst. Schr. Ann I)., Bedell, hence at New York, 27th inst. Schr. Nathan Durfee, James, sailed from Fall River, Mass, for this port, 25th mst.


ocr: w- ,_^ FOR jpvr.Ht HKSlBCrMBKRLANa Wmfreas .-f/i./ intermediate point* on the ( aunt A L L K G H A X Y COM PAN VS LINK . The Boats of this Line will commence their tegular trips on the opening of the Cana;, next week.and will take freight at re isonable ra'es. Apply to FOWLE & CO. feb 25—tf __


ocr: LIST OF LETTERS remaining in me rosi Office, Alexandra, Va., on the 23ihi o, February, 1851. Persons calling for the letters in this list, will please say they are advertised. Ann M Allison Virginia Alexandria H Alien Rebecca A Arnold l)r R Alexander Mrs D B Thomas Berry-5 Wm H Biooks-2 Chas H Brooke Mary Brown Nancy Bimll-2 George Bnrke Caroline E Bennington John H Beall John Blair Josephine Bradley Matheu Brown-2 Walter B Bradish Miss K Brown Martin Brannan-2 Thomas Bourke-3 Joseph Buk P T Berry & Son Ann M Bell-2 Annie Bayly George Breithampt t; Elizabeth Campbell-2 John T Custi? John B Carson Abraham Coatis Catherine Crump Maltha Cook Thomas Casey Win Cullen John Cunningham Wm Caiiley L Compton M Dickson Jan.es Dericks John Pinan W H Denning M Dessey Thomas Fisher-3 Susan W Fairall J Ann Frances John Foitune Josiah SGrindle Catharine Gmnes Thomas C Gatt Wm Gannon John Hull J J Hull Wm L Hunt George T Howard Ellen Haislip Catherine Huchin Capt John Cohagan Joseph H Cooper James Chotton James W ('lark James McCracken Edward CadwalaJer Wm H Cutis Park Charity Mrs C Clark 1> R H Dulany Jane Dericks Mathew Dwyer Lucinda Deephey Ann Davis. E Elizabeth Edmondson. F Emma Furgeson John A Fairfax Isaac Fenimore James Fitzgerald John Farrell G Ann Green Capt J B Greenlaw T H Gleeson John Gunning 11 Michael B Hunter Robt Hudson Albert Hunter Mary E Howard James M Halley Levi W Hort Helm Dr Wm J Catharine Johnson A l) Jones Wm Jefferson John Jones-2 Wm Jenkins Reuben I nails Thus J Ives Ann Jones Patrick Joyce John Jemeson Sami Jacobs Dr Jackson Wm Jackson R W Igams Com Thos C Jones IV Capt Charles Koones-l L H Kenan-2 Michel Kirk George Kinecutt Walter Kineyslev F Kinsley Leana Keith Lucy Logan Mary Ann Larrance Win Linttsley Jacob A Lorentz Geo M Miller James Marlin M Wm Larance Lloyd M Lowe Kicttd H Lilled David Lescallat Patrick Mathews James Maugher


ocr: ECEIVED at ROBERT HAR- PER’S Dry Goods Store— Berage de Lane, Chena do Rich figured do French Worked Collars « “ Sleeves Pink, blue, straw and white Watered Rib bonds Something new—Dotted Mislins, plaid Swiss do. Call without delay for bar gains.___V aP33


ocr: SKIRTS—HARPER b BRO have sale Hair Cloth and Grass Skirts: irab and black Moreen, for do. ap 14


ocr: pOACH VARN1SHES.-A further supply v_y of Minettfc Co.’s extra Coach Body Hard Quick Drying Varnishes, just per Schr. Pampero, from New York, and sale by JAS. ENTWISLE, Jr., ap 26 Apothecary, oppo. Sarepta BACON.—20 casks Shoulders and Sides Ba con, received and for sale bv ap IS J. J. WHEAT & BROS.


ocr: FOR I CUMBERLAND, Arui intermediate points on tne Lanai. ALLEGHANY COMPANY’S LINE. The Boat* of this Line will commence their rtsular trips on the opening of the Canal, next ***k> and will take freight at reasonable rate*. Apply to FOWLE S CO. feh >5_tf


ocr: HO, FOR CHRISTMAS —A fine assortment oi Extracts f«*r the Handkerchief, a No, Perfumery and Fancy Notions, suitable tor Christmas presents, tor sale at GUINN'S, New Pm* Store, dt$ %i cotter of King and Kan da\-*tf


ocr: 1/ L A N N K L S, BLANKK1S, &c.—G. K. F H I TVER has just received White, red, yellow, ^nd blue, plain and twilled Flannels, all wool and dimets Super heavy double milled do. Super Bed and Servants’ Blankets Bleached and unbleached Canton Frannele, heavy and extra width* Brown, lead, and blue colored do Lrnseys, Kentucky Jeans. Tweeds Cassinets. Tickings. Checks Stripes, are. dec


ocr: I notices. _ VIRGINIA AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE, Low er End Kim; Street, ALEXANDRIA, VA. £4 i). AliiiioUft & oUii, WHOLESALE AM) RETAIL DEALERS IN Agricultural Implements, SEEDS AND MANURES, VIZ: HOKSE POWERS AND Wheat Drills, Garden Seed do., Rakes, Corn Planters, Fanning Mills, Corn Mills, Vegetable Cutters, Store Truck*.Ploughs, Harrows, Cultivators, Corn Shelters, Straw Cutters, Road Scrapeis, Hoes, Shovels, Spades, Ladies Weeding Hoes, Picks, and Hog Hoes, Tree and Wall Scrapers; Hay, Manure and Garden Rakes and Forks; Cradles, Scythes, Snaths, Scvthe Rifles, Whet Stones, Ox *n<t Bows! Bush Hooks, Grindstone Cranks lit KollerUc, &c. A I SO, drain. b'M, Grass. Garden and blower Seeds and MANURES, as Imported Guano, Kentish’s prepared do., Ket tlewell & Davisons Renovator and Bi Phosphate Salts, Plaister, Bone Dust, &c. &c. my s—tf _ _ F. M. WEADON, Locksmith, Bell-Hunger, and Brass founder, King street, Alerandria, l'a , Returns his sincere thanks to the citizens of Alexandria, and the adjacent C ountry, for the liberal patronage heretofore coni erred 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 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 Fittingsat the proper time, or just when and where any citizen may want them. ap 3—ly _ _ ... " FISHBACK & BRO.


ocr: S- HAKER’S GARDEN SEEDS^Ajparagns, Beets, Cabbage, Cuenmber, Lettice, Melon, Beans, Carrot. Celery, Egg Plant,Onion Peas, Radish, Turnip, Rhubarb, '^rr*",^fJ,r££ *"<t genuine for sale at •• H. GUINN S, Sew Drug store, eor. King & Fairfax its. I [Fairfax News, tad Fort Tobatco Times.]


ocr: may spring up, distance may separate, different spheres may divide; hut those who can love anything, who continue to love at all, must find that the friends whom God himself gave, are wholly unlike any we can choose Jor ourselves, and that the yearning for these is the strongest spark in our expiring affection.’’_ White goods, k i b b on s and LACES.—G. K. WITMER, has just received a large and desirable assortment ot White and Coloured Dotted Swiss Muslins Plaid and Stiiped do j0 jo Jaconetts Plain, Swiss, Jaconet and other White Goods of every description Bonnet, Neck, Cap and Belt Ribbonds, in great variety and very cheap Swiss, Cambric, Thread, Lisle and Bobbin Laces, Edgings and Inserting*, of every kind and variety. my 0 Domestic liquors. 00 bbls. Cincinnati Rectified \\ hiskey .00 u Double do do 20 “ Hammond do do 20 “ Gibson’s Old do 1.0 “ New England Rum 10 “ Domestic Gin 5 hhds. do do 10 bbls. Apple Brandy 10 “ Domestic do ‘2 “ Peach do, in store, and for sale by CREIGHTON & BODKIN, my i4 near the Ferry Slip. PER ADAMS & CO’S EXPRESS — RUP ERT HARPER has this day opened a beautiful assortment of Berage de Laines Plain and Figured Berages Fancy Prints Cambric and Muslin Trimmings Striped and Dotted Muslins “ Black w I^awns 15 inch Black Lace, fine awl nice, All of which will be sold at hi* usual low prices. Call without delay. ®y ® RECEIVED aud for sale by W. WALTON HARPER, opposite Cook & Peei s. Beautiful Styles Embroidered Lawns j0 do Fancy <J° do do French Cambric do jo do Berage de Lain do do Fancy Berage j0 do French VVorked Collars do dcf do do Capes my 3 __ MINERAL vv A TK R.—The subscriber* have now commenced the preparation of Soda Water for ihe season, and are prepared to supply it in bottles in such quantities as may be required, [mv ID] COOK PEEL._ D1 >INFECTAN I S — Ledoyens Disinfecting Solution, Sir Wm. Burnett’s do.; Chloride Lime, Nitrate Lead, and Labarraques genuine Chloride of Soda, for sale by my 19 COOK & PEEL. PAINT OIL.—5 bbls. of Paint Oil, jest re ceived and for sale, price 45 cents per gal lon cash by the barrel. COOK & PEEL, my 17 _ . 00 DOZEN of large size CORN BROOMS, received and for *ale by THOMAS BURNS, cor. of my io Prince & Fairfax-sts. BARUAIN.-SntallCheekered Gio?h»m«, „ r-jsf/rf "'a.'AM WMlj-W**. ».»W r H00t


ocr: | | j I i I Almanac. _ I Sol. Sr.N Scn .1 U L V. rises sets. Moon'> Phasks. 11 Friday. 1 14 7 16 , . *?• H.; 12 Saturday... 4 41 7 16 {*ul1;.r ** 13 Sunday-4 45 7 15 ^ * U Monday.... 4 46 7 14 .* » ** » 15 Tuesday... 4 46 7 14 ^ ‘P "• 1 12 '"l 16 Wednesday 4 47 7 1 3 HIGH WATER. 17 TlmoiLiy •• 4 4717 13 July II*—h. —ui. LA I KST 1)A1 fc.V London.June *2^ I Liverpool.June 2S | Havre.June 26 New Orleans.July 1 MARINE LIST. _ POKTOF ALEXANDRIA, JULY 10. Arrived, July 9. Schr. Nathan Durfee, Davis, Fall River, Mass., to Fowle & Co. Arrived. July 10. Brig Samuel Brown, Baker, Wilmington, N. C. lumber to Thomas & Dyer. Schr. Harp, Perry, Sandwich, Mass, to Fowle & Co. Schr. Timothy Pharo, Lnyde, New York, to D. B. Smith & Co. Schr. Virgiuia, Bailey, St. Mary's, corn to James Irwin. Sailed. Barque Fairy, Haw, Liverpool, by 1 homas & D\er. Schr U. F. Stockton, Atchison, New ^ork Cumberland coal, by D. B. Smith & Co. Schr. L. Waterbury, Crammer,^ Mass., Cum berland coal, by D. B. Smith. & Co. ^ Schr. Arlington, Lewis, New York by S. Shinn & Son. __


ocr: j i j i Canal Commerce. Arrived. July 10. Boats Columbia, J. Snivel}’, and Elizabeth, Cumberland, coal to bowle & Co. Boats J. G. Stone. American Flag, and James Terrell, Cumberland, coal to D- B. Smith k Co. Boat Gen. Tyson, Cumberland, coal to Wa ters & Zimmerman. Departed. Boats Lewis Cass and Southampton for Cum berland, by D. B. Smith & Co.


ocr: j i | j | ORANGE and ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD. ON, AND AFTER AIOXDAY* the 1st December, the TRAINS will leave Alex andria daily, (Sundays excepted,) at 8 o'clock, A. M., and at i}2 oclock, r. M.: returning, will leave the JMaua.ssas Station at 10 A. M., and 3}fc o'clock, P. M. Round trip tickets in either direction at redu ced rates, to go and return within two days, to be obtained of the Conductor. Fare to Springfield Station.35 cts. Do Burke's Station.55 u Do Lee's Station.70 u Do Sangsier'* Mill..SO lt Do Union Mill.90 44 Do Manassas Station...$1 JO 44 Round trip tickets to the same points. Fare to Spnngtield Station..'<0cts. Do Burke's Station.SO u Do Lee's Station.....$1 00 Do Sangstei's Mill.$1 10 Do Union Mill.$1 30 Do Manassas Station.$i 50 W. B. BKOL'KKTT, nov 29—tf Agent. Office Orange & Alexandria R. II. Co., \ Alexandria, Nov. 8,1S51. $ MERCHANDIZE for transpodation on this Hoad will he received daily (Sundays ex ; cepted) between the hours ot S o'clock, A. M., and 4 P. M., at the Station, corner ot Duke and Henry sts., under the following regulations: All articles offered for 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 of Monday and Wednesday, between the hours of 8 and 12 o'clock. Friction Matches will not be forwarded under any circumstances, nov lO-tf W. B BROCKET!', Agent. OPPOSITION STAGE LINK.


ocr: IRISH GLUE —3 bbiaTNo. 1 Irish Glue, ^^•t,rffor"'*byCOOK* PEEL.


ocr: A Statement Shewing the amount of appropt uitions madeU the last General Assembly, on the part of the State, to Works of Internal Improvement m the Four Grand Divisions of the State. TIDE-WATER. Norfolk and Peteisburg Railroad —Route to be surveyed at the cost of the State; amount not specified. Kempsville Canal Company, $7,000 on Lower Appomattox Company— The State’s original subscrip tion $20,000; paid up. The stock nominally worth noth ing. Stale's interest in the stock released to the city of Petersburg upon the payment by the city of $583 82, w hich leaves amount released, 19,411 is $26,611 1*5 PIEDMONT. Southside Railroad $4S0.000 Oo Richmond & Danville, (additional) 300,Oo0 ou Roanoke Valley Railroad 150,000 Ou Providence Plank road 4,000 oo James River and Clover Hill Plank road 18,000 00 Orange and Alexandria Railroad 60.000 on j Howardsville and Rockfish Turnpike 6.00o oo Hazle River Turnpike 9,600 uu I Kivanna Navigation Company 75,675 Ou i State River Company 21.000 Ou Hazle River Navigation Company 9,600 00 $1,133,875 00 VALLEY. Potomac Turnpike 2,700 00 ! Berkeley and Hampshire Turnpike 12,000 oo ; Morgan and Frederick Turnpike 9.000 Oo ! North River Turnpike 4,320 00 Luray and Front Royal Turnpike 12,000 Oo Jefferson and Frederick Turnpike 6,000 00 Harrisburg and Franklin Turnpike 12,000 Oo Cedar Creek and Opcquon Turnpike 6.000 oo Mimllebrook and Brow-nsburg Turnpike 9,000 00 Staunton and North River Gap ; Turnpike 15.000 00 i Fincastle and Covington Turnpike 7,200 oo ' Hot Springs and Chiton Forge Turnpike 3,600 00 | Buford’s Gap and Buchanan Turnpike M00 00 | Union Hall Turnpike I0,80u 0u , Millwood and Berryville Turnpike y.oou oo Hardy and Winchester Turnpike 2.4<>0 o* Front Koval Turnpike 12,000 oo Sperryville and Rappahannock ! Turnpike 18.000 oo ; Thornton's Gap Turnpike 6,000 00 1 New Market and Sperryville Turnpike 9,000 oo North Frederick Turnpike 2.4o0 oo Alleghany and Huntersville Turnpike 4,500 oo North River Navigation Company 45,000 00 South Branch Bridge Company 4,200 00 $22M20 00 TRANS'ALLEGHANY. : Fayette and Blue Su Iphur Springs Turnpike, $12,000 oo Centreville and Saint 5.040 uo


ocr: WIN DOW GLAS^—A fresh supply of sorted sizes, received, and for sale by angt? COOK & PEEL OLD OATS.—Just received, 300 prime Old Oats, for sale bv aug lo FISH B ACK & BRO.


ocr: Canal Commeice. Arrived. August IS. Boats Geo. YV. Riggs, jr., Louisa, Emily HotT man, Freedom Rawdon, H. H. Casey. S. B. Stone, C. H. Ohr, Cumberland, coal to Waters & Zimmerman. Boats Augusta, Old Dominion, Millard Fill more, Mount Vernon, H. G. Phelps, D. J. Mc Coy, American Flag, Morning Star, Cumber land, coal to Fowle & Co. Boat L. A. Phelps, Cumberland, fire brick to Fowle & Co. Departed, August l*>. * Boats Ann Galleece, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Cumberland, bv D. B Smith & Co. Boat Yankee, Cumberland, by Waters & Zimmerman. Boats Canonical and Isaac Motter, Cumber land. bv Fowle &


ocr: I ( ; j i ! j ’ j 2U Wednesday 21 Thursday.. 22 Friday. 23 Saturday... 24 Sunday - 23 Monday .... 5 19! 3 20 5 21 3 22 3 22 5 25 a 41; <; 40 ii | <» 3* ♦» 37 6 35 k .\t>w.2t> 5 17 t Lirst qr .. 2 5$ 32 >i Lull....10 S 4<>m 11 Kill WAlfcK. ArGusr I9l —It- —m. LATKST DATKiV London.Aug. 6 ! Liverpool.Atiir. 0 I Havre.Am. o \ew Orleans.Am 11 MARINE LIST. PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, AUGUST is. Arrived. Schr. Transport, Winfield, Mattox, wheat to S. Shinn & Son., and to J. T B Perry. Schr. Way mark, Dunnington, Nanjemoy, wheat to J. T. B. Perry. Schr. Victor, Suttie, Machodoc, wheat to S. Shinn & Son. Schr. George Washington, Jones, Boyd's Hole, wheat and corn to S Shinn Son. Schr. Adam Ciaik, Wilkins, Boyd’s Ho!e; whfat and cellar po>ts to S. Shinn & Son. Schr. Statesman,Cathell, New \ork, to S Shinn Si Son. Schr. Lucretia, Lewis, Port Tobacco, corn and tobacco to S. Shinn & Son. Schr. Beiief, Brannican, Mattox, wheat to S. Shinn & Son. Schr. Somerset, Pen, Yecomico, wheat to S. Shinn & Son. Schr. Mary Elizabeth, Lefavour, Yecomico, wheat to S. Shinn & Son. Schr. Joseph. Hansford, Boyd's Hole, wheat to S. Shinn & Son, and corn to James Irwin. Schr. W. VV. Byone, Craig, lumber to Waters & Zimmerman. Sailed. Schr. Hamilton, Dayton, New \ork, by S. Shinn Si Son. _


ocr: New HOT KL,—-VIiddleb’rg. Loudoun County, Va.—The underpinned informs the Public, that he has opened at considerable expense, the large STONE HOTEL, formerly kept by T. M. Mclihany, in this place. He is prepared to accommodate BOARDERS AND TRAVELLERS, in a style which he hopes will give satisfaction. Rl FlTS SMITH. Middle burg, je 2—eolw__ INDELIBLE INKS.—Kidder*’ k Harri-on’s with and without preparation, for sale at C C. BERRY’S,


ocr: and ALEXANDRIA ON, AND AFTER MONDAY, the 1st December, the TRAINS will leave Alex andria daily, (Sundays excepted.) at 8 o'clock, A. M., and at l>£ o'clock, F. M.: returning, will leave the Mauassas Station at 10 A. M , and 3>g o'clock, F. M. Round trip tickets in either direction at redu ced rates, to go and reiurn within two days, to be obtained ol the Conductor. Fare to Springfield Station.35 cts. Do Burke's Station.55 44 Do lee's Station...."0 44 Do Sangster’s Mill.80 44 Do Union Mill.90 44 Do Manassas Station...$1 JO 44 Round trip tickets to the same points. Fare to Springfield Station.50cts. Do Burke's Station.>0 44 Do Lee's Station...$1 00 Do Sangster's Mill.$1 to Do Union Mill.....$1 30 Do Manassas Station.$1 50 VV. B. BROCKETT, nov 29—tt Agent. OmcK Orange & Alexandria R. R Co., \ Alexandria, Nov. S. l$5l. S Merchandize tor uanspoitation on this Road will be received daily (Sundays ex cepted) between the hours of S o'clock, A. M., and 4 F. M., at the Station, corner of Duke and Henry sts., under the following regulations: All articles offered for 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 of Monday and Wednesday, between the hours ot S and 12 o'clock. Friction Matches will not be forwarded under any circumstances.


ocr: i j j j , QPC HHDS. Super. Porto Rico and Cuba /CO Sugar 125 bags prime Green Rio Coffee 10 w sup. Old Government Java do. 50 bbls. Prime New Orleans Syrup This morning landing, and for sale by mh 31 McVEfGH, BRO. & CO. _ BASKETS Superior Champagne Wine, 10 bhds P. R. Sugar. This day landing from Scbr* Hamilton from New Y'ork and for sale by MrVEIGH, BRO tt CO.


ocr: COMMERCIAL_ Baltimore Market, Sept. IS. Flour.—NVe note sales to-day of 500 bbls. Howard Street Flour at $3 87$. Sales to-day of 750 bbls. Citv Mills Flour at $3,814, and of 900 bbls. at $3 S7$. Grain.—1 be supply of Wheat is quite light to-dav,and sale9 have been made of inferior to good reds at 60 a 70 cts , and of good to prime reds at 70 a 73 cts., with an occasional very prime lot at 74 a 75 cts We quote white %Vheat9 at 76 a 80 cts. and family flour parcels at 82 a 85 cts. Sales of Corn at 55 a 57 cts. for both white and yellow. Wg quote Oats at 31 a 34 cts. Provisions.—A fair business has been done since our last. Sales of bacon Shoulders at 9 cts.; and of do. Sides at 11 cts.; Mess Pork at $17; sour Mess do. at $16: and old Prime do. at $12 50, cash. Whiskey.—Demand very moderate, w;th small sales at 23 cts. for bbls. and 22 cts. for bhds.»


ocr: 19 Friday.5 5« t> 4 .. 5l Hj £ 20 Saturday... 5 57 « 3 •?>" A .1, ‘ 22 Monday.... 5 59 6 I K A * 23 Tuesday ... « 0 « 0 Lasi qr . ■. 17 7 2-> t ai Wednesday « 1 5 59 HIGH WATER. 25 Thursday .. H 2 5 58 Sbptemb’r 19. lh 37m. LATEST DATES. London.Sept. 6 Liverpool.Sept. 6 rc • ••♦•••*• ^ept • 5 New Orleans.Sept. 9 MARINE LIST._ FORT OF ALEXANDRIA, SEPTEMBER IS; Arrived. Schr. Virginia, Williams, Delaware, lumber to Kephart& Barker. Sailed. Barque Pamphylia, Shed, Boston, coal from Waters & Zimmerman. Schr. VV. YV. YVver, Stoddard, Boston, coal from YVaters & Zimmerman. Memoranda. Barque Gen. Harrison, Meade, of this port, hence at Barbados, August 22. Schr. Iram Smith, Davis, hence at rail River, 12th. Schr. Nathan Durfe, Heald, hence at Fall River, 13th. Schr. H. L. Nickerson, hence at Boston, 14th. Schr. Globe, do. do. Schr. Elizabeth Jane, Pierpoint, cleared at New York, for this port, 15th. t Schr. Hamilton, Dayton, cleared at New York for this i*ort, 15ih mat.


ocr: ('anal Commerce, Arrived, October 21. Boats Oregon, and John G. Stone, Cumber land, coal to D. B. Smith & Co. Boat E. A. Crook, Cumberland, coal to Washington Coal Co. Departed. Boat W. B. Clark, Cumberland, by Wash ington Coal Co. Boat George Waters, Cumberland, by Fowle k Co., and groceries, Ate., from McVeigh, Har per & Chambeilain.


ocr: _MARINE LIST._ FORI1 OF ALEXANDRIA. OCTOBERS?. Arrived. Br. Brig .Silurian, Evans, Newport. Wales, iron rails to Manassas Gap Railroad Company. Schr. Repeater, Traverse, Baltimore, to Lam bert & McKenzie, ami freight lor the District. Schr. Eagle, Wheeler, Cone River, wheat to S. Shinn & Son. Schr. Wm Robert, Allen, Nomini, wheat to S. Shinn & Son. Schr. Veto. Hannon, wheat to D. & S. Black lock. Schr. Regulator, Haney, wheat to D. & S. Blacklock. Sailed. Steam Ship Martin Hoffman, Townsend, New York, by Waters & Zimmerman. Schr. Ashland,-, Norfolk, coal by D. B. Smith & Co. Schr. Isabella Thompson. Willets, New York, coal by Fowle & Co. Memoranda. Schr. Senator, Myers, cleared at New York, for this port, lbth inst. Steam propeller Freeman Rawdon, Black, hence at New York, 20th. Schr. Norfolk Packet, Bedell, hence at New York, 20th. Schr. P. Patterson, Patterson, lienee at Bos ton, isth; Schr. Frances, Hodges, cleared at Boston, for this port, ISth.


ocr: T_ EA.“CHEESE AND SWEET MALAGA WINE —15 chests Black Tea, 30 India hhls and Sweet Wine, 44 boxes superior Cheese, for sale by VAZENOV E & CO. sep 30_ Mould


ocr: —PLEASURE" EXCURSION,fcc Mboat N o T IC E -The ZZmTjuSEPH JOHSSO S. Capt Maear. being now disengaged (the Compromise bil. having passed) can be had at a moderate price, for Pleasure Excursions, bishing 1 arties. tow ing. &c. For further information, app.y to jy-29—dtf S. SHINN, Agent.


ocr: FANNING MILLS.—Barn borough & Grant’s celebrated GRAIN FANS, the best in the world. These Fans have never failed in a single instance to take the first pre miums at the various exhibitions where they have been exhibited. For sale at manufactur ers prices, by E. B. ADDISON & SON, jy 22 Lower end King*«t.


ocr: NEW GOODS —Opened this day, Seeded Muslim*, fine and nice: Fancy hail Hose; Brown and Mixed do.; White Cotton Hose: blaachsd and brown Sheeting: bieacheiCot* tom; IS inch Black Lace, fee., &c. jy U KObEKT HAUPEIL


ocr: LIST OF LETTERS remaining in the Post Office, Alexandria, Va., on the Jlst of March, 1851. Persons calling for the letters in this list, will please say they are advertised. A Mary Arnold Capt John 0 Adams—2 A K Arnold John W Adams Phillip Alexander ^Mrs P Ashford Augustine G Broadus John H Brown Mary A Brooks John Bratsal John Bontz Henry Boyer Dennis Bourbourn Sarah Billups Ann Berry Mary A Beall—2 John Beach Frank B.own Wm Bailey Amelia Beal Abraham 0 Beal Agustus D. Brooke Nancy Berrill K Brown V John Carver, jr. E Cullen John Cox Jane Clarke J B Christian Jane Cole Mary A Calmickle * Corbin Cooley Sophia Cohen P T Chamberlain Matilda Chapman Sarah E Clark John Crockford H Crawford William Cox M Carmody D James Dudley N H Decker Mr Decker Charles Dogins John Dison Joseph H Decker—2 W Y Downman Capt B F Davis N Davis Geo P Douglas Mathew Duyer—2 Jeremiah Dooby L Darnell—2 Wm M Elliott-3 L Evans-2 Sami T Ellis David Eckert Tilmon Easton Wm Evans F Henrv Fitzhugh Wm Foster Capt Fox Mrs Finley Manuel Frances James Fowrd Michael Foley Edward Ferazel G Thomas Green-2 R C Green Mary Gibbs Jane Gibbs Rev Wm Guvm James Grimes Frances Gooiirick Charles Guy Charlotte Grigsby B Green It Albert Hunter Mrs Howard Catharine Hurley v Nath Hunter Mr Ha Is (1 ailor) N C Hunter Thos Howley John W Hoopman J S Hopkins Henry Holland Charlotte Henson Wm Hemmersley Susan Henry Dr Wm Helm Mary F Hamilton Patrick Hays Arthur Hammond Thos Helatier Sami Hackett Henry Hamick E Harris •J Elizabeth J Jamieson Capt S Jones Joseph Johnson Joseph A Jones Kohl Jones C P Jamieson Milly Jackson Capt Benj H Jaques Emeline Jacobs K Chas L Keeper Wm Keating Dr Edw King ^ Kinslow—2 Wm W Lawson Wm Logan Rose A Lancaster Joseph Latch ford Mary Leycock Mary E Lawson Chas Lawson J L Lancaster M Stephen B Moore J T Moore Wm H. Morris H L Monroe John Moore George Michell James E Mankin James Mankin & Stephen Maddeck James P Machen Lawrence Me Vary-2 Christopher McDonell Hugh McGinn ess A H McCurdy Messrs McKown & Burns Cate McEvoy J W Mahun Ann McCoy Mary A Meade Mary A Manley James McDonald Peter McClayton G May R Mericks W John Nickle John Norman Mary E Nollnor P John Palmer George W Pryor Sarah Poor-2 Henry Placide Rnht Pike Messrs Pritchard & Co Austin Phenix Mrs Peyton Wm Peyton John S Peyton Elizabeth Palmer Mrs Paylent-2 D Prout Q t John B Quigley-2 K Wm Rhodes James Rogers


ocr: __ C anal Commerce. Arrived, June 11*. Boat Pacific, Cumberland, coal to D. Smith & Co. Departed, Boat Westmoreland, Cumberland, by D. Smith & Co. Boat Salome Clark, do by do Boat Cumberland, do by do Boat Oregon, do by do Boat John G. Stone. Cumberland, by 1> Smith & Co, and groceries, shoes, &c., McVeigh, Bro. & Co. ... Boat Mary L Rawdon, Cumberland, bj wa ters & Zimmerman, and groceries, boots, &c., from McVeigh, Bro & Co. Boat Louisa, '« b> 1" Boat H. H. Casev, do h> do Boat Reindeer, CumberJand, by Fowle k Boat Phineas Ja^ney, Harper s Fern, from McVeigh, Bro. « t o.


ocr: * is:>i. J C L V Almanac. S:- N j S !' N /■'*< a | Sf'fS. Moon’s Phases. 3 Thiii-day .. 4 Friday. .> Saturday ... K Sunday — 7 Mm day 5 Tuesday .. • U \Wdm*-«!:iv at) L , r |b‘rst <ir W Full. 1^ ! Last <jr New... is j IS 17 i>. . 5 IS .21 os *4. 3 •>g :U v M M nuai u a'i u. .11 i.v 3. —h. —in. l. A t 1 DATh>. Lomion.Iune l °» I i Liverpool.June l,*{ I Havre.Juue 12 New «)rleitnOune 2J MARINE LIST K)KT OK ALEXANDRIA. Jl'LY 2. >1I'MOKANPA. Schr Win. Hoxey, Kodgers. hence at New York, 30th uit. Schr. "Splendid, Lawson, hence at New York. 3«Hh uIt.


ocr: .. Lamp, ethereal and pine oil.— Just received and for sale bv TLMBERLAKE & TALIAFFERRO, cor. my 9 of King and Columbus streets,


ocr: ECElVEDaud for sale by W. IVALTON HARPER, opposite Cook & Peel's. Beautiful Steles Embroidered Lawns do no Fancy do do do Trench Cambric do do do Berage de Lain do do Fancy Berage do do French Worked Collars do do do do Capes


ocr: HECKER S FARINA, a first rale article for making pudding*, just received and for sale by T. M. McOORMlCK & CO., ap9 _Theatre Building PERSONS in want of Sugars at very low prices will find it to their interest to call on p FISH BACK It BRO., ap li_Prince Street Dock. ORANGES and lemons in fine order, for nit at WHITE’S, ap 9 Post Office Corner.


ocr: t'nnal (’omiiierre Arrived, Nov. 11. Boate Freeman Rawdon. K. Hoffman, and Josephine Set on, Cumberland, coal to Waters & Zimmerman. Boat.* Kldorado, Mountaineer, Osprey and Oiho Baker, Cumberland, coal to 0. B. Smith Ai Co. Departed. Boate J. Smvelv. Ml. Vernon, H G. Phelps, Cumberland, bv Fowle & Co. Boats R. G. Violett, A Loiter, and O. v\ Sturtevant, Cumberland, by Washington Coal Co BoatJno P. Smait, groceries for Leesburg from Vm. Bayne. . Boa Olsprev, Cumberland, bv D. D. Smith & Co.__


ocr: __ Xj'OR SALE—l 10 horse power Oscillating I- Engine, with upright tubular holier; 1 10 horse power horizontal Engine—both built in the hpst manner, l 36 inch Cupola Fan; 1 Hy draulic Pomp and Press. Apply to SMITH & PERKINS, my 2_Alexandria Iron Works, Alex’a Va. | Fresh Bedford water. consiamiv for i sale by [ap 20] COOK & PEEL.


ocr: FOR RENT.-—The commodious Mthree story BRrCK DWELLING, on Prince street, opposite Mr. Jas. Green s lately occupied by Mr. John Douglass. To a careful and punctual tenant the rent will ba mS*9*-JfPply ‘aNDREW JAMIESON.


ocr: 1831. Sun Sun A V K I L. rue* «ts. Moon’s Phases. I p 1 Thursday.. i 2 Friday. i 3 Saturday •• • 1 4 Sunday"_ •> 71»>;W] Ai'Rii. 'r', -»m 10m. ~L A T K > l DA 1 K>. ! * oniion.A pi ll 2 ! i (jverpool .... April i ‘2 ! Havre.April n New Orleans.. Ap. f7 - . . _ I MARINE LIST. "Toutok alkxani>»ua, apkil26. - ■ Arrived, Schr. Fairfax, Pentield, New \ork, to S.: Shinn & Son, and freight for the D.strict. Sailed, ! Brij? P. 1. Nevius. Bodiiie, St. John,N. B., j wheat and corn by Fowle & Co Scnr. Gen. Cameron, Tice, New \ork, coal' by Waters & Zimmerman. j Schr. Cauca>ian, Mayo, Boston, by Fowle ( & Co. ; mmmimm


ocr: (anal Commerce. Arrived, April 20. ^ Boat H. H. Casey, Cumberland, coal to • ters & Zimmerman. Boat Mountain Ranger, Cumberland, coal to Waters & Zimmerman. Boat Eckhart, Cumberland, coal to Waters & Zunmerman. , . Boat Ohio, Cumberland, coal to D. B. Smith & Co. Boat Millard Fillmore, Cumberland, coal , Fowle & Co. Boat D J. McCoy, Cumberland, coa» to ' Fowle & Co. Boat M. H. Enswinger, Cumberland, coal to Waters & Zimmerman. Boat Gen Washington, Goose Creek, ; to D. F. Hooe. Departed, Boat Mary L. Raw don, Cumberland, fish fioin Wm. L. Powell & Son. Boat Anna Woodward, Cumberland, fish from McVeigh, Bio. & Co. Boat H. H. Casey, Cumberland, fish from Wm. L Powell & Son, and groceries Wm. Bayne. ^ Boat Southampton, Cumberland, by D. B. Smith & Co., and groceries from Wm. Boat L. A. Phelps, Cumberland, by Fowle & Co- « , Boat Millard Fillmore, Cumberland, by


ocr: COMMERCIAL. a a a a a a a a a a u a a a a a a a a 00 25 00 y$ 05 o r>3 0 50 0 00 0 43 0 65 FRICKS OF PRODUCE IN ALEXANDRIA FROM WAGONS AND VESSELS. Maryland Tobacco.$5 00 a Flock, Super.4 12j^» a IV) Family.5 50 "heat, red..*......0 85 Do. white.o 05 Rye.0 62 Corn, white.0 58 IV>. yellow.0 5s Oats...*..0 42 Dors Mf.al, per bushel....0 60 Fitter, roll, per lb.0 16 Do. firkin.0 12 Fork, (wagon).....5 S7^ Lari>. new.7 00 Cloy er Seed. ..5 00 Fimotut Seed.3 »>0 "hue Beans.1 ™ Fuisteru retail).3 r>0 Flaxseed.1 66 Flack-Eyed Peas.*...0 65 ^t‘Mac (per hundred).1 60 FI.PI K.-The market is steady. Last sales • a -t .re- S1 25. Wagon price $412b Receipts IS 14 00 50 50 00 12U 0 00 1 »«-, jj 0 00 1 25 m.Peiato. CHAIN.—The wheat market is tirm—no change •'1 prices. Last sales ot prime red by the Canal : ct*. Wagon price tor ordinary to good 85 a JO ' Last -ales of white eOrn 58 cts. We hear ot no >ales of yellow. 1 lie water wat let into the f inal on Saturday. ; •i:t<{ yesterday the receipts of grain amounted to 10,000 a 12,000 bushels. The trade is biisk. P-KEF CATTLE —The supply is very moth4- i Tate. We quote $3 50 a $4 25 per 100 lbs. accord ing to quality. Live hogs in demand and scarce At $7. O'! [BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.] Baltimore Cattle Market. Baltimore, March, 24—6 o'clock. Four hundred and seventy head of Cattle were offered to-day. Over three hundred were sold at $3 to $4 50 on the hoof, equal to $6 a M) nett, showing an advance. ANDLES.—150 boxes Jackson’s Tallow Candles, for sale by __ mh 17 CAZENOVE & CO. QPERM CANDLES.—10 boxes New Bed kJ ford Sperm Candles, received this day, for •ale by_[mh 17] CAZENOVE & CO. LOVER SEED.—100 bushels Clover Seed, for sale low, by D. & S. BLACKLOCK, mh 24 Feirv Slip.


ocr: United States Senator. Almanac. M A Y 12 Monday —' 13 Tuesday ... 14 Wt*dne>day !> Z 15 Thursday.. 16 Friday. . 17 Saturday ... HK*H WATfc»K. I*' Sun lay .... Mat 12, Ih Sm LATK8T UATKiN London.April 20 Liverpool ... .April 2t> Havre.April 2'» New Orleans..May •* MARINE PORT OF ALEXANDRIA. MAY ID. Arrived. Schr. Ann D., Wicks, New York, to Gaze nove & Co., and freight for the District. Schr. Eliza, Forbes, Washington, N. C., lumber to Thomas & Dyer. Schr. Henone, Jones, Baltimore, lumber to Smith & Perkins, and sack salt to D. B. Smith 3c Co. , Schr. Win. Franklin, Churhuck, from Bos ton, ballast to D. B. Smith & Co. Sailed. Schr. Fairfax, Penfield, New Y ork, by S. Shinn & Son. Schr. Mary Miller, Peacock, Boston, coai from Waters & Zimmerman. Schr C. A. Crooke, Samson, New \ork, coa. from Waters & Zimmerman. Memoranda. Brig Brookline, Crosby, hence at St. John, 2d instant.


ocr: B REAMS OF WRAPPING PAPER, / U iust received, and for sale low bv_ J TIMBERLAKE & TALIAFERRO, an 30 corner of King and Columhns-st*. ~ JOB P RIN T1N 0 Neatly axeeuUd, with dtef*teb. at Ibis Qfle*


ocr: Yrvm rRS PRIMP NKAV YORK DAIRY PACKED BUT TER—Ftmilies wwhrne Ithmc nice can get it bv cam** a mh ao J. N. HARPER'S. Family Grnc«r> • A pr HHDS. prim* Porto Rico and Catenae Molasses , 20 bbl?. prime N. 0. do., just received, and for sale by . 0_ mb *6 FLEMING Si DOUGLASS.


ocr: for I CUMBERLAND, And intermedia,*? points on the Cana/ ALLEGHANY COMPANY'S LINK. The Boat* of this Line will commence iheir regular trip* on the opening of the Canal, next week, and will take freight at re «sonahle rates. Applv to FOWLE & CO. feh >5—tf_


ocr: Arundeils.— David Broughton West End.-W. W. Triplett. * Dranesville.—A. C Harmon. Bailiss’s.—A. L. McKenzie. Which said Commiitee made the followm* re|ort. B Court House.—N. Conrad, James Thrift Centreville.—K. H. Cockerille. W. T. aIIpi. Cross Roads.—W. \V. Ball, Geo. Waters. ’ Dranesville.—G. W. Jackson, A. C. Harmon Anrunddls.—F. M. Ford, David Brouwer’ West End.—George Triplett, Thos. Cowling Bailiss\ —A. L. McKenzie, W. R. Selectman Annandale—J. H. Gargas, Thos. Cruix. Which said report was, on motion, unani mously adopted. On motion of R. H. Cockerille Resolved. That the undivided support of the Whigs ol Fairfax he, and the same is, hereby pledged to the nominee of said Convention. On motion of W. H. Dulany Resolved, That the proceedings of this meet ing he publiahed in the Alexandria Gazette and Fairfax News. Then, on motion, the meeting adjourned. W. VV BALL, Chairman. John K. Richardson, Secretary. Died. In Fauquier Co., Va, on the 5th instant, of Putrid Soie Throat, SIMILDE, only daughter of Henry and Mary J. Carter, aged 8 years. She was all lovely—innocence Flayed o'er her smiling face, Sweet index ol her spi it, whence Sprung every childish grace. She was beloved by all who saw Her countenance *o fair: But now she is beloved still more In realms of glory, where Children in harmony unite, lo praise the beauteous charms Of him who did the Jambs invite, And take them in his arms. A family has been bereft Of an endearing tie, But she this world of troubles left, For a serener sky. May Heaven sanctify this affliction lo the good of the bereaved parents. C.


ocr: FOR I CUMBERLAND, i Ana otter mediate points on toe i .ana/. ALLEGHANY COMPANY'S LINK, •he Boats of this Line will commence their re‘»uiar trips on the opening; of the Canal, next ***k,anvi will take freight at re aonable tales. Apply to FOWLE & CO. feh frwtf LINIMENT, juat received and for


ocr: J. e*l India Cholagogue, an infallible remedy tor Fever and Ague and other Billious Dis eases, just received and for sale by mho D. H. GUINN. -QURE PINE OIL and 95perct. ALCOHOL, 1 a further supply, just received per schr. Arctic, from New York, and for sale hy JAS. ENTWISLE, Jr., Apothecary, mh 5 opposite Sarepta Hall. PLANNETIS BITTERS—For Dyspepsia, Indigestion,&c., a large supply just receiv ed and for sale bv the dozen or single bottle hy 3 mo l ’ WM. STABLER & BRO. TAPANED TINS for signs, large and small J sizes, just received and for sale by R. li. STABLER, N W cor. mh 4 King & Wash-sts. Havannah segars —5000 Genuine Havannah Segars, of superior quality, just received, and for sale by mj, jo COOK & PEEL. GR A E FEN BE KG ME DICIN ES—The sub scibers have taken the Agency for the celebrated Graefenberg Medicine**. mh 10 COOK & PEEL, CHINESE LUSTRAL Washing Fluid ol best quality, received and for sale at reduc ed prices by COOK & PEEL, Sole Agents, mh 3 for the Slate ol \ irgima CSaMPHENE, &c.—Ethereal Oil of best J quality; Cnmphe"e: Alcohol: Spirits Tur pentine; Spirit Gas, &c.,' constantly lorsa’e hy feh os COOK & PEEL. CHEMICAL OR ETHEREAL OIL, best duality, just received, and lor sale hy 1 J.R. PIER POINT, S. E. corner of feh 97 King and Washington-sts. THRESH VACCINE VIRUS—A full supply I just received by U. H. STABLER, IS. W. cor. ^1, os King & Wash sis. Cl AN NON S BITTERS, a fresh supply, war j ranted genuine, received, and for sale at per boUlr’by COOK & PEEL. 1 >KESH Cod Liver Oil. refined for medicinal • JUSt Th!SfABI.p. N. W. cor. mh 4 King & Wash sts 1?RKSH LARD OIL, best quality, just 1 ceived, and for sale bv j \\ p|ERPOINT, S. K. comer of mu 7 Kins and W ash sts. \UD OIL —Fresh Laid Oil. of best quali ro,5-vi(|MS‘ reCeived,ai>dfoc6oK& PEEL nToN CLOVES, just received, and for sale \y ‘ J. K. PIER POINT, S. E. corner of mh r* Kintr and \V ashington sts. TV INTER Stiamed Speim OIL, of best V\ q.ali.J, i«» ""i.’”1 cookTpL-H.. mh ■>____ PERFUMERY— Lubin’s extracts for the Handkerchief, a fine variety, lor.alehy mti 11 _I). H. (.11 MV J P oilT—'Winter Strained Bleached L Ori, a. 75 els.’ per tTaWMICKS, re^iveijand for aale hv. feh lb _ DAVIS’ PAIN KILLER.-2 groes IW J™ Kil,er’ rfCe‘,eJ’ COOK & PEEL. C! OOPER’S ISINGLASS, of best quality, JTteceived and lor mii & pf.el. OPfRITS TURPENTINE?for «!• hv the Q bbl by fmh 3] COQK A PEEL. rpRAIN OIL, just received and for aal. by J] COOk k PEEL.


ocr: e & .may. Shad were selling at 50 a $S per triredand Herring at $7 50 per thousand. Almanac. __ K>1. Sun Sun APRIL, rifts sets. Muon’s Phases. ■Tit-day ... 5 37 6 23 ... , D„ H. „ 71*’r*«* IT*:::it S %* iS£r.::SSS$!r«r-,r i ?; .. 'i: u<by ... ;> 32 n 2S ;____ \sn3av — 5 31 ♦» 29 HIGH VV A’lhK. 1 it ..|5 9U *> 30 Amu. S, llh film. LATEST DAT Kb :iion.Mh. *21 jrwpool.Mh. % 1 I Havre.31 n. w I New Orleans.Mh. 29 MARINE LIST._ IMUTOFALKX ANURIA, APRIL 5. Arrived. •Vrir. Frank, McMath, N*»w \ork, to S. >&ibn& Son. 'learner Columbia, Harper, Baltimore, to J. J. 1 eat & Bros., ami ireisht for the District. Sailed. Hriir Andover, Mayo, Boston, coal by D. B. '^i:n & Co. , _ Mir. Fairfax, Penfield, New iork, by S. V..nn & Son. Steamer Baltimore, McCauslund, Baltimore, ?l>. B. Smith & Co. Memoranda. v.ip (ien. Washington, Berry, of this port at >1 imore 6th, from Liverpool. Hr. Bug P. I. NeviusS Buddie, hence at St. John, N B, 29th ult. Bitft Brookline, Crosby, sailed from Eastport inr this ;oit. >s(h ult. Sc hr P. Philips, Small, hence at Boston, 31 in st. |


ocr: rican Goods for the W orld’s ■u"‘ Fair. t *er from London to the Philadelphia Wmencan Vy y $ frigate M. Lawrence was towed -he Southampton docks last Saturday. 0 .,0\vasentiiely discharged on Tuesday puced in the warehouse, where each a‘.'uxvas weighed and the seal of the cus 5*>Aycl ej, after which the who e were for fV,\ ) L'niion by the Southwestern rail fi Je The gOv>d^ were ta^en from the station oV^r Waterloo bridge, through the : Ta‘., H\de Park. >s J' 4l'ed that the monster block of zinc ore v v Jersey attracted great attention at r r ^ .on Seventy men were employed ^liiMutesin raising it from the hold ol the j ' ‘ d landing it on the quay. It was . hva capstan, worked by fifty-two men, j • <fIW is described as a curious sight ol the men round the capstan, j 1 ; ,.‘c ot a'm inne h er, the creaking of the e h a -e brawlings, and the sounds of ' v-r \Vh,sties r>f the boatswain and his , giving orders while the gigantic lump *" , vreep mlv rising from the hold of the vre’e very singular.” . * , t, of the greatest curiosities amongst the . mm contributions is an air exhausted cof ‘ . ,cn will, it is said, preserve a human body * .1 nWars This coffin contains a beauti fy ()f natural flowers, which appeared V v i the flowers, had only jus-l been nJiered _ - Married, T ,ur*!.iv 3d inst., by the Rev. G. H- Nor Vr saMCKL A. MASTERS of Alexan 1( \i^ KAI'E, daughter of Dr. Win. A. j,<**/ Fauquier Co. Va. ' i'OMMKKClAI..


ocr: C anal Commerce.. Arrived, April 7. ? >'tt Isaac Murter, Cumberland, coal to D. B. ^lth \ Co. Coat J |>. MeCov, do do toit .1 (J. Stone, No. 2, do do do Hat Southampton, do do do toit IV \\ iU Clinton, flour to T. M. Mc ' amuck & Co. Departed Boa'^ Pennsylvania and Ohio, Cumberland, 7 B B Smith & Co. toat H H. Casey, Cumberland, by VVatera mnerinan; groceries, &c., from McVeigh, • Co.; iron from Jas. Dempsey, to it Croctm. ti-h for Catoctin. toat John P. Carrott, groceries &c., for J * 'V ' e, Md , from McV eigh, Bro. & Co.^ D'a: Iviheia. groceries &c., for Honey VV ood ■i \ from McVeigh, Bro. & Co. toitJohn IV Smart, furniture from H. Brad ^ S»n and Wm. H. Muir, for Big Spring *• siroceries for Leesburg, Va., from Me ; ib. Bro. & Co , and VVm. Bayne; shoes, &c., toll. H. Ba\ne& Co. Bi.it l uiou, groceries for Old Town, Aid., * n MeVtigh, Bro. & Bo. 1 ^supeake X Ohio Canal Trade. IHuwrures from Cumberland. — H. G.


ocr: Drugs, Chemicals, Dye-Stuffs, ace. POMADES, — Pomatums, of all the most highly esteemed varieties; also, pure Beal n Oil, Hair 'ionics, Tncopherous, Ox Marrow, Alacassar Oil, Bandoline, Pearl Powder, Chinese Skin Powder, Perl anted Flesh Ball, Lily White, Alabaster While, Rowland's Kaly dore, Creme de Perse, Rouge, Rose Tooth Paste, Charcoal Tooth Paste, Philacome, Nutritive Cream, Lip Salve, Cold ('ream, Hair Dye, Vo latile Salts, Depilatory or Psilootic Paste, for removing superfluous hair, Rose Oil, for the hair, Toilet Powder, Herman Cologne, Crystal line, Bay Rum, Florida Water, Chinese Skin Powder, &c., &c.; received, and for sale by nov 12 COOK & PEEL TITLES HAUELS CELEBRATED PRE J PA RATIONS.— Jules Hand's Shaving Cream Do do Saponaceous Compound Do do Aromatic Vinegar Do do Eau Lustral Hair Restorative Do do Liquid Hair Dye Do do Transparent Soap. The above named preparations have just been received di lecl fiom the manufacturer, and tor sale by D H. GUINN, corner King and nov 12 F rfax streets. RADWAY’S ready relief. Black Court Plaster; Barry’s Tncopherous A'right’s Sugar-coated IMIs Kxtract Jessamine, Swan's Bear's Oil Pavson’s Indellible Ink; French Extracts Lubin’s Genuine Extracts: Ox Marrow Pomade lust received and for salebv JAS. EM WISLE, Jr., nov jo opp. Sarepta Hall. rpBICOJ APHE.—A new and extraordinary


ocr: Virginia Convention. j The Convention has determined to close the l debate, in committee of the whole, on the basis question, on Friday, the 18th inst. Mr. Fer guson spoke in favor of the white basis on Friday. [Communicated. Look out! Adroit rogues from the North, are known to be in about Washington and this place, and they are probably seeking for convenient occasions to rob, steal, or cheat. The Police and our citizens are advised to keep a look out for these gentry, and see that their premises are watched and secured. A CITIZEN.


ocr: j j j [ j j Canal Commerce. Arrived, April 5. Boat J. P. Smart. Edward’s Ferry, 1200 els corn to Fowle & Co. Boat Isabel, Honey wood, 1^00 bushels w heat and corn to Fowle & Co. Departed, Boat Delaware, Cumberland, by D. B. Smith & Co. Boat John G. Stone, do. * do. Boat Ohio, do. do. Boat Pennsylvania, Cumberland, by D. B. Smith & Co., ami groceries from Wm. Bayne, Boat Jenny Lind, Cumberland, by Fowle & Co., and groceries for Mercersville, Md., from McVeigh, Bro. & Co. Boat Anna Woodward, Cumberland, dry goods from Bryan, Adams & Co., and groceries from Wm. Bayne. Boat Mary R. Zimmerman, Cumberland, bv Waters & Zimmerman. Boat Belle, groceries, hoots, shoes, hats. from McVeigh, Bro. & Co., and Wm. Bayne ; and dry goods from Bryan, Adams & Co.; for Shepherdstown, \ a. Boat Ann Thompson, groceries from Wm. Bavne. . ■ : :


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ocr: ^meetings, cotton batts and O STOCKING YARN.—The attention of the Merchants of Alexandria, and of he surround ing Country, is called to the supply of SHEET INGS, COTTON BAITS, and ’STOCKING YARN, manufactured at the Alexandria COT TON FACTORY;,which are offered at the low est Factory prices. sep 2—tf EDWARD SNOWDEN b CO


ocr: cheaper than you have ever seen in this market, and assure you that no effort shall be wanting on our part to make the acquaintance one ot mutual benefit. References. Wveth, Blacklock Ac Co Langston & Co. Gwyn, Reid & Taylor, Bartnlovv. Gwyn & Co James Hodges & Bros., R ilev & Pendleton, Hurst ic B<*rry, Cushingste Badey, Murdoch,Duenfc Evans, John Murphy & Co. Stellman & Hinrichs, M oo re & tr [11 n n. L. H. MILLER & CO. Old stand, formerly occupid by Canfield, Bro. & Co., S. E. corner of Charles & Baltimore sts. Baltimore, aug 18—eo2m_ OTICE —Mr, James Irwin having declined to settle up the concern of Creighton & Bodkin, they have executed to the undersigned, a general assignment of all their effects, for the benefit of such of the creditors of the said firm, asshalll within 60 days from the date of the assignment, assent thereto, in writing. All persons indebted to the said firm, are re quested to make immediate payment to me, ana those having claims against them, will please present them for adjustment. I. LOUIS KINZER, Trustee of Creighton & Bodkin. Note.—The condition imposed upon such creditors as assent to the assignment, is that they nor either of them, shall within two years from the date of the assignment, sue or molest the said Creighton & Bodkin, or either of them, for, or on account of any debt or fraction of a debt, now due them. I. L. K., Trustee of aug 26—2aw4w Creighton & Bodkin. inn tons Peruvian^guano daily lUU expected to arrive, which, if taken from the vessel, in quantities, will be sold at the lowest market rates. In *tore •— 50 TONS PERUVIAN, and lOO “ PATAGONIAN GUANO: for sale by T. M. McCORMICK & CO., aug 29 _ Theatre Building. BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT of French Gilt Band and decorated CHINA TEA SETS, just received, and for sale by 8 mo 25 R* H. MILLER. Ortrt kegs WHITE LEAD, just received OUU per Schr. Cyrus Chamberlain, from Boston, for sale by FOWLS tOX_ EW FALL AND WINTER GOODS, re ceive i and for sale by sep 15 ‘ ' W. WALTON HARPER._ ENGLISH WALNUTS— S bags, just receiv ed, and for sale low, to cJjg0 “wHITE LATEST and most fashionable styles fancy nRRSKfiVINGF 0»»AC CS.-Ai>or»i 1 sizes, just received, a pj8*MILLER. 9 mo 17 ______ PRESH salad Oil, of supenor qualrty, just H rarpived and for sale at WHI1 b a, X received Post-office corner, sep 17 ----— £ZAflA LBS. piime Shoulder Bacon, for sep n 8a e b> FISHBACK k BRO. /Sot TON BATS.—A supply always on 1 , h-nd, for sale at the lawest prices, for wsb [«ep 15] GEO. WHITE. 1 rwAA LBS. Virginia Cheese, a splendid 1UUU article, lor sale low by „ gep 19 GRIMES k KINCHELOE^ FAMILY FLOUR.-M bbl*. and begs, a s“P«rior‘rticle,D°r“s! SLACKLOCK f-tmr.ESE.IIsO boxes prime Cbeese, landing and for sale by^ & g BLACKLOCK. FAsk^^p^?«_iT?van'1 UD,borD‘’ Li for Canal Boat*, for ^ ^ MILLER -8^7vh?AT—Ploren« Wheat,a prime QKED WHfcAi. * and for sale by O article for ^ Y poWELL k SON. sep is


ocr: sep 11 _Apothecary. O UGH REMEDIES.—Wistar’s Balsam Wild Cherry, Avers’ Cherry Pectoral, To bias’ Liniment, Dr. Jayne’s Expectorant, Cod Liver Oil, Dr. Keeler’s Cough Syrup, Guinn’s Cherry Pectoral, Wistar’s Lozenges, &c., &c , warranted genuine, and for sale by 8ep 20 D. H. GUINN, Druggist. ILlTaMSON’S SAPONACEOUS SHAV ING COMPOUND.—A further supply of this superior Shaving Soap, just received, and for sale by JAS. ENTWISLE, Jr., sep 11 Apothecary, opposite Sarepta Hall. ERFUMERY! PERFUMERY!!—A fine assortment of French, German, English, and American Perfumery, warranted to be of the best quality, just received, and for sale by sep f> D. H. GUINN, Apothecary^ CANNON’S VEGETABLE BITTERS, for the cure of Dyspepsia, Cholic, Giddiness of the Head, Loss of Apetite, &c., just received and for sale by D. H. GUINN, sep 16 __Dnyr&sl E~" NGLISH Refined sup. Carbonate Soda, Cloves, Race Ginger, Celery Seed, just re ceived and for sale by JAS. ENTWISLE, Jr., Apothecary, Pep is opposite Sarepta Hall. ESSENCE OF COFFEE.—One package of which will go as far as four pounds of store Coffee, of a fine and delicate flavor, just receiv ed, and forsale by COOK & PEEL, sep 16 _ COCHINEAL; Brazil Wood, Nutgalls, Seed Lac, pure Lac Dye, Red Lead, Litharge, Refined Borax, Alumn, Window Glass, Carb. Magnesia, Bichromate Potass, received and for sale by [sep 16] COOK ft PEEL. UPHAM’S PILE ELECTUARY, a certain cure for either external or internal Piles, jUsepe20 ^ and f0r 6a'e by D. G. GUINN. FRESH GREEN GINGER, a full supply of a first rate article, just received, and for sale bv JAS. ENTW ISLE, Jr., sep 3 Apothecary, opp. Sarepta Hall. FRESH Pine Oil and Chemical or Ethereal Oil, of superior quality, on hand and for sale by P J. A. MILBURN, Druggist, sep 11 N. E. corJCjng and Wash-sis. DrToSGOOD’S INDIA CHOLAGOUGE.— just received and for sale by J. R. P1ERPOINT, S. E. cor. King 8ep 4 and Washington sts. CIGARS AND TOBACCO.—Just received a small lot of choice Havana Cigars; also, Goodwin’s fine cut Chewing.and Smoking To bacco. [sep 12]COOK & FELL. LINSEED OIL, trananta/pure, just receiv ed and for sale by „ „ J. R. P1ERP01NT, S. E. cor.KiTig ?ep 4 and Washington sts. To~CASES of American Vermillion, of su YZ per.or quality, received; and for Mteby 8f P 16 ___ __ CHEMICAL or Ethereal Oil, of a superior quality, just manufactured and for sale by eep 16 ____D. H. (.UIIMV. QAN D AN D EMERY PAPER, assorted num 8 mo 5 f°r Sa'e b^VM. STABLER & BRO. LEWIS’S PURE WHITE LEAD.—1 ton, ii,<it received, and for sale by 8mo l4 WM. STABLER & BRO. RUSHTON & CLARK’S Cod Liver Oil, a toh t BR0 OSGOOD’S Indian Chologogue, for fever „ ■?. jgy o'” LONDON Supporters and Shoulder Braces, „ig0TeCeiVed WMf0STABLyER & BRO. T?RESH BEDFORD WATER, just received, J? and for sale by R eep 9 N. W. cor, of King and Wash-sts. received and for tale


ocr: 30.000 “ XTEW BACON, BULK MEAT, SMOKED IN BEEF, LARD, &c. 30,000 lbs. Hairs, superior quality for family use Shoulder and Breast pieces, for fam ily use Sides in handsome order do in dry Salt Hams in dry Salt and Pickle Breast peiees, do do do Smoked Beef for broiling or chip* ping New Lard, 500 pails and kegs supe rior refined, tor sale by FREDERICK ROLOSON, No. 28* North Paca street, Baltimore, Md. Baltimore, nov 25—tf 30.000 50 000 50.000 50,000 5,000 2,000 <L «l it U u 30 New mackerel 70 barrels No. 2 Mackerel 56 half do No. 2 do 05 barrels No. 3 do 43 half do No. 3 do just received, per Schr. Cosmas, from Boston, and tor sale by LAMBERT k McKENZIE, nov 26—tf Union VVharf. BUSHELS Clover Seed 20 bushels Timothy Seed 50 bbls. No. 1 Herrins 40 “ Pickled Cod Fish 5000 lbs. dry Cod Fish 1000 “ Hams, lor sale by nov 15 KINCHELOE & SMITH. i rk HHDS CUBA SUGAR lU 20 bbls. crushed do 50 boxes Chee-e 160 bans of Shot, landing from New York and Philadelphia Packets, and for sale b\ nov ll WM. BAYNE. OH JARS PRIME GOSHEN BUTTER, j£A) selected from the best Dairies in New York, put up expressly for family use—receiv ed this day and for sale hv T. M. McCORMICK k CO, nov 24 Theatre Building. On DOZEN painted Buckets OU 3000 lbs genuine Cod Fish, landing this day from Brig Ann Elizabeth, and for sale very low, by FISH BACK & BRO., nov 27 corner of Prince and fJnion-sts. in BOXES Henry A. Kelly’s Patent hydrau 1U lie pressed Adamantine Candles, just re ceived, and for 6ale by T. M. McCORMICK & CO, Theatre Building. nov 24 rQ BUSHELS fresh ground Corn Meal, jus! received from Rappahannock, and for sale low by _ TIMBERLAKE & TALIAFERRO, nov 12 RBLS. Bakers Flour received this day per steamer Salem, from George town, for sale by . „ „ T. M. McCORMICK & CO , nov 25 Theatre Building


ocr: (» CASKS Italian Macearoni ) 3 boxes Heckei's Farina 5 do tine old Castile Soap groee Clothes’ Pins 1 doz A1 icanl Mats 6 nests Varnished Boxes 3 do Painted Pails, tor sale hv T. M. McCORMICK & CO., oct 25 Theatre Building. OLIVE OIL— 2 baskets Bordeaux Olive Chi 1 do Marseilles do do 3 do Nice do do, for sale by T. M. McCORMICK & CO , OCt 25 Theatre Building. Eaton, orvis & co scorn starch, for making Puddings, Ice Creams, Jellies, Custards, &c., for sale by oct 23 T. M. McCORMICK & CO., Theatre Buildi ng. 'i q/A BAGS Shot, assorted, just received per lOU Schr. Washington, from New York, and for sale by WM. BAYNF oct 21 BOATS FOR SALE.—~ Ship's, and ot her BOATS, of various sizes and quah,y. received, and & CQ ^ 110 low by oct 20 BAGS Prime Green, and W hite Coffee, Ia-'dine this dav, and for FLEMING & DOUGLASS. H a v —In store, and for sale hy oct 21-51 S. S. MASTERS & SON.


ocr: Canal Commerce. Arrived, April 3. Boat Mary R Zimmerman, Cumberland, coal to Waters & Zimmerman. Boat Mountaineer, Cumberland, coa* to *»a ter* Zunmerman. Boat Eckhart, Cumberland, coal to \N aters & Zmimeiman. n Boat Pennsylvania, Cumberland, coal to V B. Smith & Co. . , Boat Belle, Shepherdstown,3000 bushelscorn to Kowle & Co. _ Bvat Win. C. Johnson, Noland’s Ferry, l -00 bushels corn to Lambert & McKenzie. Cleared, April 3. Boat John F. Essex, sundries by McNeigh, Bro & Co. . , u ,, P Boat Hugh Smith, groceries tor Harper > rer r\ from McVeigh, Bro. & Co. Boat Caroline, groceries&c , lor Clearspnng Md , from McVeigh, Bro. & Co. Boat Gondola, groceries from Me > eign, nro. kCs. _.


ocr: h)HI'OF ALEXANDRIA, Al’KlL 3. Arrived. Brig L uisa, Stubbs, Cienfuegos, molasses to Lamberi & McKenzie. Brig Albert Fearing, Spates, Savannah, sack salt to Cazenove & Co. Schr.John Emory, Wood, Baltimore, to r. A Marburv, and freight for district. Schr Marv Francis J C Treakle, Norfolk, peas to Lambert & McKenzie. Schr. (iazelle, Adams, Wilmington, N. C. lumber to Thomas & Dyer. Sailed. , v Schr. Pampero, Pentield, New lork, by Cazenove & Co.


ocr: j FOR R E N T .—The commodious three story BRICK DWELLING, on Unnrp street, opposite Mr. Jas. Green's, lately occupied by Mr. John Douglass^ To a careful and punctual tenant the rent will be moderate. Apply to jan 21-tf * ANDREW JAMIESON.


ocr: 1 £ BAGS primeRio COFFEE—^ 1 O 5 do Laguyra do 5 do Java do for sale bv aug 14 T1M3KRLAEE & TALIAFERRO.


ocr: SPRING G(X>DS.—Just received per Adams & Co.'s Express, a few pieces of band some fennet and Neck Ribbons: new style Tuck Combs; also. Bobbing. Gimp and Muslin Edgings, at ~C. C. BERRY’S, mh IP Fancy and Variety Store. PAIN KILLER, assorted sizes, just received and tor sale by [mh 8] D. H. GUINN.


ocr: noes Almanac. 1851. J V L V . Ill Thursday .. 11 Friday. 12 Saturday ... 13 Sunday - 14 Monday_ 15 Tuesday .. • In Wt-dit*»sdav 5TN rises Sun sets. 13 11 44 15 lb 16 i *: Moon’s Phases. 7 17 7 lb 7 lb 7 15 7 II 7 II 7 13 D. Full.13 Last qr... 21 New.2S Fir-t qi ... I n. *> 5 q 12 x. 8 M 32 m 33 M 1) M HIGH WATEK. Jii.y 10. —h —m. LATEST OATES London.June 2s* Liverpool.Line 2> I Havre.June 20 I New Orlean>.July i MARINE LIST.__ PORT OK ALEXANDRIA, JULY 9. Arrived, Batuue Gen. Harrison, Meade, from Maya- gu«/, Porto Rico, sugar and niula&se* to J. B. Haunter field. Saii.ld, Sehr Red Jacket, Conklin, New York, coal from Waters & Zimmerman. Memoranda. Schr. Relief, Johnston, hence at St. John, N. B , 3Uth ult.


ocr: 6 HHDS. Porto Rico Sugar ti hhds. Molasses 20 bags Rio Coffee 5 ** Java k* 1000 lb<. Loaf Sugar 10 half boxes Cavendish Tobacco 10 half Chest G. P. and Imperial Tea 10 boxes Starch 10 boxes Ground Pepper 15 kegs Ground Pepper 5 boxes Indigo Blue 20 gross Mustard 5000 Principe Segars 50 boxes first rate Cheese 25 gross Matches 10 dozen Brooms 50 bundles Wrapping Paper 50 “ Wrapping Twine, for sale low by [feb 15 GRIMES & KiNCHELOE. TT*AM1LY FLOUR.—The subscribers have in j J? store a superior article^ of Family Flour, 1 also, a good assortment of Extra Hour, of E. : Stem, Greenway, Nalls, and other approved brands, by the dray load or single barrel. T. to. McCORMICK & CO., feb 12 Theatte Building. GARDEN PEAS~—Extra Early. Cedo Nulli. Hans Early Surprise, Early May, Bishops j Early Dwarf Prolific, Blue Imperial, Dwarf j Marrow Fat, Field Peas, Early Frame, and I Early Washington Peas, received and for sale by [feb 10] COOK & PEEL. QACK SALT AFLOAT.—968 SACKS G. A. SALT, large and well filled Sacks, car go of Schr. Naiad, from Charleston. For sale low from the vessel by F. A. MARBORY, feb 21 Fowle's Wharf. SUGARS.—Porto Rico and new Crop Or leans Sugars, part low priced, just received and for sale by T. M. McCORMICK & CO., feb 15 Theatre Building. CHAMPAGNE W 1 N E .—A few baskets “Hungarian” Lion Champagne Wine, a | very choice and superior brand, just received per schr Hamilton, and for sale bv feb 15 THOMAS & OYER. OUGAR AND MuLASSES—5 hhds N.O. O Sugar, prime quality; 10 bbls. Molasses, just received and for sale low bv J. E. HENDERSON, corner of feb 14 King and Alfred sts. APPLES —20 bbls. “Gemten” and “Limber Twig” Apples, from the “Lagrange” Farm, in prime order, received and for sale by J McCORMICK, jr. feb 13 S. E. cor. of King & St. Asaph sts. 50 by BBLS. Old Rye Whiskey 50 bbls. double refined do 10 bbls. Apple Bra"dy 5 bbls. Domestic Brandv, for sale low [feb 15] GRIMES & KINCHELOE. Molasses and syrup.-New Cuba, New Orleans and Poito Rico Mo


ocr: Almanac. 1S.*»0. Si'nISinI M \ Moon's Thasks It FrUIttv .... •> ',7 % '*» « IS rNituntay... *» *J|> ?f ....,24 s 17 m Hi '~,m 'ay ... *» ;>,.i .>> . * . . 17 Mom‘av..: v|Fi'AVr}*r'.7. 0 1 59 m H Tii'N'luv. j(> 3i-> .»«_. -— U» UVdnrsilav !<> l|"> 5‘M HIHU WAThK. 20 Tl»»ir«tl»v. *» 0|6 O' Makc-hU. 5!i, 2m latest dates. London.hob. 22 Li verpool.Feb. 22 I Mavre.reh. 21 ! ,\pw Orleans..Mb. 0 M \ KINK MM ._ pORTOF MRKANDMA MARCH 13. Arrived. Schr O.ipfo, Baker, bo^t >n. to l/imbfr! X McKenzie, and freight for the District. Schr. Virginia, Weaver, Noniini, coin to S Shinn & Son. _t . . , Schr. Indepen fence, tranks Machodock. corn to S. Shinn & Son. Sloop Lvdia Ann, Hand. Philadelphia, to S. Shinn & Son, and freight for the District.


ocr: jy s OSWEGO CORN STARCH.—Refined prepared expressly for Puddings, and Custards, an excellent substitute lor Root Farina, &c.. just received and for sale jv it I). H. GUINN. LAMP OILS.—Winter Strained Polar, and Lard, for sale by \VM. STABLER & BRO. 6 mo 27 Fairfax rpOOTH BRUSHES -TOILET .1 A fine assortment of 'Booth Brushes Toilet Combs, on hand and for sale by jy 17 I). H. GUINN. PROFESSOR BARRY’S X —A superior article for the Hair, for wholesale and retail, by D. H. Gl INN, jy 17 qCHENK’STPULMONIC SYRUP, just re k5 ceived and tor sale bv J. R. PIER POINT, S. E. cor. of jv 10 King & TpRESH DRUGS, kc.—A further supply 1? schr. Fairfax, for sale by WM. STABLER k BRO., 0 mo 10 TAYNES CARMINATIVE BALSAM, J Cholera Morbus, Summer Complaint, for sale bv V\ M. STABLER & BRO., 6 mo 27 RR. R. RADWAY'S READY • —A further supply, just received, for sale by the dozen or single bottle, by jv 16 COOK & PEEL. A LARGE supply of Linseed Oil, best qual ity, received this day: also Paint Oil, •15 cents per gallon, and for sale by jv 9 COOK & PEEL. THRESH CHEMICAL OR ETHER1AL X warranted equal to any in use, received for sale bv LEYY IS & Qt IGLEY, jy 4 ' PRENCITS SUPERIOR BAY RUM—Ad e F lightful and refreshing perfume, tor at LEWIS & QUIGLEY’S, jy 4 Drug YEAST POWDER, for making light Biscuits, Cakes. &c., in five minutes, re ceived, and for sale by jv 10 COOK & PEEL. LEMON SUGAR, for the immediate produc tion of Lemonade at 25 cts. per pound, in canisters at 5u cts., for sale bv jy 10 _COOK Sc PEEL. LINSEED OIL, of prime quality, just re ceived, and for sale bv YVM. STABLER & BRO., 7 mo 8th Bail T) LAKES' FIRE PROOF PAINT, for XT in anv quantity, by * 1 YVM. STABLER & BRO., 7 mo TVYNPS CARMINATIVE BALSAM, war J‘raated genuine, reeved "ndjorgjje..^ iv 4 Drug Store FLY PAPER, for the destruction ot ^Roaches, &c„ for sale & PEEL, PURE WHITE LEAD.--so k*g» PURE LINSEED OIL.-A fresh supply, best quality, just received^ {or^ sa|e LEWIS'S^ WHITE LEAD.—1 ton pure, received and for sale by 6 mo 10 WM. STABLER & BRO. P*TTTY in bladders, just received and sale bv jy 7 J. R. PIERPOINT.


ocr: BRILLIANT LOTTERIES, FOR SEPTEMBER, I8§L J. VV. MAURY & CO,, Managers. $■10,000! 50 prizes of $1,000 ! VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY, for the ben efitof Monongalia Academy, Class 1275 for 1851, to be drawn in Alexandria, Ya., on Saturday, September 20th, 1851. 7S number lottery—13 drawn ballots! SPLENDID SCHEME: 1 prize of $40,000 l do 15,000 1 do S,000 1 prize of $3,931 50 prizes of 1,000 i 50 do 500 tec., tec., tec. Tickets $10—-halves $5—quarters $2 50! Certificates of pack’gs. 20 whole tickets $130 00 Do do 20 half do 65 00 Do do 20 quarter do 33 50 $70,000 ! $20,000 ! $10,000 ! 50 prizes of $2,000! 15 Drawn Numbers out of 75! VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY, for the ben efit of Monongalia Academy, Class for 1851, to be drawn in Alexandria, Va., on Saturday, September 21th, 1851. About one Prize to a Blank !—one-fifth oj (he prizes will have on them either THREE or TWO drawn Numbers: BRILLIANT SCHEME: 1 prize of $70,000 1 do 20,000 1 do 10.000 1 do S,000 1 do 6,000 1 do 5,000 l do 4,500 | 1 do 4.000 1 do 3,500 1 prize of *3,200 1 do 3,0001 ! 1 do 2,S00 1 do 2,600 1 do 2,500 1 do 2,420 50 do 2,000 50 do 500 &c., &C., &C., Whole tickets *2u: njvs. iu; qrs. o; eignms i ou. Certificates of pack’gs. 25 whole tickets $270 00 Do do 25 half do 135 00 Do do 25 quarter do 07 50 Do do 25 eighth do 33 75 ft^ORDERS f°r Tickets and Shares and Cer tificates of Packages in the above Splendid Lotteries, will receive the most prompt atten tion, and an account of each drawing will be sent immmedialely after it is over, to all who order from us.—Address, J. &, C. MAURY, aug 20—lm Agents, Alexandria, Va. SILVERS MINERAL PA INT S-FlRE AND W EATHER PROOF—COLORS UNFADING. SILVER’S MINERAL PAINTS differ es sentially from all others in market. They are not clays. They require little oil; they do not work toughly but flow easily as white lead.— They lay on a very heavy body, set right away without driers, and become an indistructibie covering of flint. They neither crack nor peel. COLORS. We have a variety of natural colors, viz.; white, red, yellow, various browns and jet black; and by combination, we make beautiful greens, drabs, and all delicate shades of colors. IRON. To iron they furnish a perfect protection against rust, for they contain no metal which, like lead, acts destructively upon the iron. BRICK WORK. They give to house walls a much heavier coating than other paints; and if sanding is de sired, nothing holds sand so firmly, or finishes so well with it. It becomes very hard. ROOFS. Nothing adheres to tin like Silver’s Paints: but common sheet-iron is just as good as tin, when thus coated. So, the commonest wood shingles are by this coating quite equal to the best. OLD ROOFS. Give us a roof never so old and leaky, Sil vers Mineral Paint will make it cheaply new, and more enduring than ever it was. KNOTTY BOARDS. This Paint conceals the knots of boards so completely that it is no object to pay extra for PANNEL lumber. PLASTIC STONE FOR BROWN-STONE FRONTS. We make from this article, expressly prepar ed, a tenacious weather-proof cement for house fronts. It is plastic, and very easy to put on; hut it sets quickly, becomes in appearance and in fact a perfect sandstone, that cannot be dis tinguished from stone of the quarry. It is not painted, as mastics are, for it requires no such protection, and its beauty would he only mar red by paint. The article makes stone of every color. OLD HOUSES MADE NEW.


ocr: AS the season is now far advanced, I will •til those rich styles of French Cashmere and bilk Vesting cheaper than the cheapest. i!? ***heatiful; do call and look at them before they are all gone. W. WALTON HARPKR, eec 15_opposite Old Fellows’ Hall. WOOL.—WOOL wanted by ■Y 91 PAN'L F. HOOF.


ocr: C-ASH FOR NEGKOES —We are home and prepared to pav the cash prices for any number of NEGROES tween the ages of 12 and 25 years old—r™ a call. All communications promptly attf! to, West End, Alexandria. Va f je 12—eo3m __ BRHfN & ^OOL.-WOO'.


ocr: , j ; ! Almanac. _ 1851. Sun Sun M A V . rises sets. Moon's Phases. 13 Tuesday... 14 Sfj7 2.... ?: •*: 14 Wednusduv 4 5? 7 3 j-'"1;.J* '* r, ‘ 15 Thursday .. 4 56 7 4 Li,s“)r-• “ * 1 16 Fndny..... 1 55 7 5 £«*";.•*' f f. ■ 17 Sauirdiiy ... I 51 7 6 j 'F ■ • • " ■ 18 Sunday__ 4 53 7 7 11 i 1.11 U Al hK. 19 Monday.... I 52 7 8 May 13, 5h 52:ii. L A 1 K> i PA I h.v . i i „ :i v/% . V ft_ A .. 1 IAIMUVmI. Liverpool_April 2‘.> ! tict» .. a|'i ! New Orleans..May 5 MARINE LIST._ PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, MAY 12. Arrived. Brig Transit, Paynter, Bermuda, to S. S. MastersK Son. Schr. Lucretia, Lewis, Port Tobacco, corn to S. Shinn & Son. Schr. Regulator. Humphries, Boyd's Hole, corn to S Shinn & Son. Sctu Kmma Augusta, Wiggins, Kinsale, corn to S. Shinn & Son. Sloop John M. Clayton,-, Philadelphia, to S. Shinn Son. Sailed. Schr. Clarendon, Jackson, Philadelphia, coal from Fowie & Co. Schr. ()nl> Son, Taylor, Philadelphia, coal from Fowie & Co. Scnr. K. Franklin, Churbuck, Wareham, coal from 1). B. Smith & Co. Memoranda Sweedish brig Sophia, Ceiling, in Hampton Roads 9th instant, from Liverpool, for this port. Schr. Mary Emmeline, Rice, sailed from St. Thomas on the 23d April to May ague/, P. R., to load with Sugar for this port.


ocr: V a n a 1C o mnierce._ Departed, September 13. Boat Gen. Cass, groceries for Leesburg, >a , from McVeigh, Harper & Chamberlain. Boat Charles Williams, groceries for Shep herd stc .vn, from Wm. Bayne. BoatH. H. Casey, groceries for trostburg, from Wm. Bayne. „ ... Boat Hugh Smith, groceries for Berryviile, from Wm. Bayne. _ _


ocr: Almanac. MARCH. IStnISi’n j/ isesi stts. Moon’s Phasks <» Thursday. | 7 Friday. S Saturday... 1 9 Sun :ay ... 1 10 Monday.... I 11 Tuesday... 12 Wednesday «i 19 5 11 jH 17 5 13 »i 15 5 15 ♦i U',5 Hi ♦i 13 5 47 i» 12 5 4'< t> 11 5 1!* P. It. .»! • First 'jr.... 10 -1 k Full.17 S 9 m Lust nr-24 H H .m V*. 1 1 27 h HKiH WATLK. Maurn ♦», 9h, 7m. LATEST DATES. London.Feb. 15 | Havre.Feb. 11 j I ivcrpool.Feb. 15 ! New Orleans.Feb. 25 MAKtNK LIST. PORT OF ALEXANDRIA. MARCH • >. Akuivkd. Br Brig P. I. N evilla, Boddie, St. John, N. B., plaister and lumber to F'owle & Co. Schr. O ld Folio v, Rossenbrook,Georgetown, S. C.. lumber to Lambert ic McKenzie. Schr. David ('alter, (Tawle^, Noith Carolina, lumber to Thomas & Dyer. Schr. Eliza, F'orbes North Carolina, lumber i to Thomas & Dyer. Schr. Intelligence, Baxter, Baltimore, to S. | Shinn & Son. Schr. (ieorue Wa>hington, Jones, Swan Point, corn to S. Shinn & Son Schr. David Henry. Short, Mac.hodoc, wheat and corn to S. Shinn & Son. Schr. Tr tie, Dunmngton, Xanjemoy, corn to ! James Irwin. ; Schr. Caroline, Hatton, Piscataway, wheat to James Irwin. Sailkd Brig Norfolk, Pendleton, Boston, by Fowle & Co. f, . Schr. Repeater, 'Traverse, Baltimore, by Lambert \* McKenzie.


ocr: new and fresh resolution to defend the Gov ernment which they established, to the last ex tremity, and to perish with it if that perish. Mr. Webster then alluded to the before him as being composed of young many of whom be knew, and others fathers he bad known, ami reminded them on their shoulders would devolve the duty sustaining the institutions of the country, be urged them to discharge that duty hearts filled with patriotism. He counselled his young friends, in proceed ing to the political duties that were immediate ly before them, to bear in mind that they not only citizens of Boston, of and of New England, but American one and alt; to realize that their reputation and honor were linked with that of their country; and to remember that nothing could disgrace that country which would not disgrace them. . , „ But, (said iie,) I fear no such result. Goon, '4Let all the ends thou aim’s* at Be thy Country’s, thy God’s, and Truth s; and may God bless your efforts. Gentlemen, good night' Married. On Thursday, 16th inst.,by the Rev. John W. Gtoree, TVW1GGINTON JONES and MIL DRED, daughter of Thos. D. Hansbrough, all of Culpeper Co., Va.


ocr: \ j j < . A, J*'EW» t/EFT-tof those l^ace Collars,' Cuff4 and Sleeves, which will Resold tnwAt More of -.? ?■ ROBERT HARPER. t ^ ) '.1’t t ' .'^.1 ABARG-AIX.^SimJi Cheokered Gjnghams, warranted fast colours. at 12$ cts to be had of ROBERT HARPER, l


ocr: CABBAGE SEED—Early and Urg* Cabbage Seed, particularly ref0‘, rTc#Iv^j, not shooting or runing to seed. Ju5, re for sale by . , oVv\ aug 19_COOK & pFJi BACON-On hand, end for n't primp Sk!p«: 5000 !hs Shotil.V’* ' ' choice Hams, by FISH BA* K Jtii aug 19 corner of Prince


ocr: Almanac. K»l. * KPT EM BEK, SIN rises M’N sets. 1 Monday — \o 33;8 27 > Tuesday ... 3 *4 6 28 5 3518 25 Wednesday l 'Hnirsday . 5 Friday. 8 Saturday .. 7 Sunday — 5 37,8 23 5 3S 8 22 5 40 8 21 8 20 Moon's Phasks. d. First qr ... 2 Full.10 Last «jr... • IS New.25 H. £ S s 1 .u 33 >i 48 M 33 m IS M HU ill WATER. SKl‘TK?*1 KKK 1, lib Sm. LATEST DATES. Loudon.Alls'. It. Liverpool.Anar, lfi Havre.AUi*. ij New Orleans A112. 23 MARINE LIST. PORT OF ALEXANDR1 A, AUGUST 30. Arrived. BitPjue Mary. Scot?. Newport, Wales, rail road iron to Manassas Gap It. K. Company. Schr. Adam Clarke. Wilkins, Boyd's Hole, wheat to James Irwin. Schr. Mary Virginia. Franks, Port Tobacco, wheat to James Irwin. Sailed Brig Ann Elizabeth, EMridge, Boston, coal from l> B Smith & Co. Brig Foster, Crowell, Halifax, by Fowle & Co Schr. Salisbury, Ruark, Philadelphia, coal from Fowled Co. Schr. F. A. Cole, Myers, Charleston, by Fowle Co. M K.MOKASDA. Steamer Freeman Kawdon, Black, hence at New York.‘Joth. V»\5v I ’ ' j !


ocr: 1 ; ■ j I SEED VN HEATS — W e have sii;. left o • band some of the fo.iowing celebrated Wheats, viz : Coad Wheat price $d per bushel. Poland “ u 2 u « Hershey “ “ 1 50 “ Florence ‘4 u ? “ u Also. 25 bnsbel* prime Timothv Seed £- B. ADDISON, & SON, oct 6 Lower end of King s?. CLOCKS! CUXKS!!—Just received a fur ther supply of Thirty-Hours and Eight Day Brass Spring Clocks, at reduced prices, and war ranted to keep time. C. C. KERRY, 4__ Dealer in Fancy Good*. HOI SE FOR RENT, now occupied bv A. D. Klotz, on Fairfax street, Alex


ocr: RUSSIA AND Scotch Diapers, Crash, Step , and Table Linens, Black Watered Al pacas, Plain do, and Bed Ticking, received and for sale by [sep 15] ROBERT HARPER.


ocr: We are authorized to announce Wit 14AM D. Massey ae a Candidate for the House of Delegates at the ensuing election. feh 14—td.2 ROLL BUTTER-A few barrels of nice Roll Butter, receive* and for tale low, by the hbl., by T. M. McCORAIICk k CO* feb 19 Theatre Building.