ocr: ; j Correspondence. , Alexandria. Nov. 24, 1651. Henry W. Thomas esq. Dear Sir VVe have the pleasure of informing )ou that \ou were unanimously nominated as the Whig candidate for Senator, Iro n this District, by the Convention of Delegates from the two Coun ties held to-.lav. We take much pleasure in communicating the fact to you: arid avail ourselves of the op portunity to express our full confidence that you will, at all times and in ail places, prove yourself worthy of the honorable position in which you are placed by this nomination. Your friends, &c. Comm t:ee.


Alexandria gazette. [volume]

ocr: _ FOR R E NT—The commodious three story BRICK DWELLING, on _Bl’nnce street, opposite Mr. Jas. Green s, lately occupied by Mr. John Douglass. To a caretul and punctual tenant the rent will be tnxierate. Apply to ANDREW JAMIESON.

place_of_publication: Alexandria, D.C.

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

publisher: Edgar Snowden


ocr: 1851. I Si; a Sun| SEPTBMBER|rws sets.| Moon's Phases. 9 Tuesday ...15 4316 71 , .. 11 ‘ J. lt> 5 44# Iti ® J * " II Thursday . 5 45 tf 15 <l'—* * £ 13 .Saturday... 5 4S« 12 HrM,|....l >•«>_>. II Sunday .... |*> 49 G 11 IlKdl W AI E K \o Monday_|“> oU|G 10 Septemi kk 9. Gh *JGm. LAI l DA I London.Aug. 23 Liverpool.Aug. 23 Havre.Aug. 21 New Orleans.Sept. 1 MARINE LIST.__ R)I\T OK ALEXANDRIA. SEt’l EMBER S. Arrived, Steamship Martin Hoffman, Townsend, New York, to Waters & Zimmerman and height to sundry parties. Schr. H. H. Tallman, Young, Providence, K. I., ire to Thomas & Dyer. Schr. Charm, Berry, Boston, to Lambert & McKenzie and freight for the District. Schr. Geo. Washington, Jones, St. Mary s, wheat to S. Shinn & Son. Schr. Independence, Frank, Machodock, wheat to S. Shinn & Son. Schr. David Henry, Short, Yeocomico, wheat and eorn to S. Shinn & Son. Schr. Virginia. Humphries, Machodoc, wheat an<i corn to S. Shinn Sou. Schr. William ami Robert, Allen, Westmore land, wheat to l). R. W ilson Co. Schr. Knterprise, Washington, Machodoc, wheat to S. Shinn & Son and D. R. Wilson & Co. . , . c Sloop John J. Murray, Aquia, wheat to S. Shinn & Son. Sloop Three Brothers, Knott, Piscatawa), wheat to James lrwm. Sailed, Brig Knoch Pratt, Nickerson, Dighton, coal from Kdgar Miller. _


ocr: % ! ; ( BRILLIANT LOTTERIES, FOR DECEMBER, 1851. J. W. MAURY A to., Managers. $30,000! 20 prizes of $2,250 ! VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY, for the benefit of Monongalia Academy, Class 20$. lor 1851, to be drawn at Alexandria, va., on Saturdays December 20/A, 1851. 75 number lottery—13 drawn ballots. SCHEME: 1 prize of $30,000 ao prizes of $2,250 1 do 16,465 12 do 1,000 ,10 10,000 20 do 400 > d„ 5,000 &c„ &C., &c. Tickets $10—halves $5—quatters $2 50. Certificates of pack’gs. 25 whole tickets $130 00 Do do 25 half do oo uu Do do 25 quarter do 32 50 $60,000! $25,000! $10,000! VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY, lor the benefit of Monongalia Academy, ic for 1851, to be drawn at Alexandria, v a., on Saturday, December 27/A, 1851. 16 Drawn Billots out of 78 Ambers.’ Giving more Prizes than Blanks MAGNIF1CIENT SCHEME: 1 prize of $60,000 1 do 25,000 l do 10,000 1 do $,000 l do 7,000 1 do 5,000 1 prize of - $4,000 l do 10 do 10 do 10 do oo do &c., &C., «c. Tickets $20; halves $10, qrs. $5; eighths $2 Certificates of pack'gs 26 whole tickets $220 Do do 26 half do 110 |>0 do 26 quarter do 55 [)o do 26 eighth do 27 H^Ordirs for Tickets and Shares and tificates of Packages in the above Lotteries, will receive the most prompt tion, and an official account of each wiil be sent immmediately after it is over, all who order from us —Address, J. & C. MACK I * nov 20—1 m A gen M, A lex an d r i


ocr: Almanac._ |S51. Sin Son \PKlL. rises sets. Moon's Phases. „ , ~tR ,, i> h. m. 35 Fnd-iv.5 »«Se,.. 1 4 7 .n » *;* y*" i ± t First rjr ... H 8 40 M ■r, Sunday > 14* **> Fl<u.ir, 3 12 >1 jt M.milii) .... j 47 , .22 8 12 K •*m ruesdav ... a 12 b 4S -!-—— Wednesday > 11 ♦> 49 IHGll \V AlhK. I X irsdav Hi 1 H) April 2d, 3h.^ • L A 1 K > I DATES. London.Ap»il 12 Havre.April 11 Liverpool.. .April 12 New Orleans..Ap. 17 MARINE LIST.__ PORT OK ALEXANDRIA, APRiL24. Arrived. Br.g Pembrooke, P.ke, Last port, laths and picketts to Cazenove & Co. bchr. George Henry,-, Philadelphia, to S. Shinn & Son. Sciit. Washington, Kendrick, New \ork, to S. Sbmn & Son. >*hr. Licretia, Lewis, Port lobacco, and tonacco to S. Shinn & Son. Schr industry, Mothersheau, Mattox, corn to S. Sri.nn & Sou. Sailed, Brig Rideout, Smith, Boston, coal from Fowled Co. Schr. Chieftain,-, Phiiadelf hia, by S. Shinn & Son. '


ocr: Almanac. IS”#). Sr.\ Srn JAM AKA. rise* sets. Moon's Phases. Iti Thmsday. 7 12 I4S! .. ^2 ” J,* >7 Friday. 7 11 1 4S» £1,11.M ' Is Saturday... 7 1*» \ 5o|Lost t\r.-4 •> • '• 15* Sun av ... 7 10 1 oUl^eu’. * *7. .' 1 , 5>) Monday.... 7 J* » .’>1 H n_st (]r-5* A m 21 Tuesday... 7 s 1 52 HICH WATKK 22 Wednesday 7 s 1 52 J am yky B>, lid, 21m. L AT K ST PATHS. Loiulon.IVc. 22 ; Havre.Dec. 21 li.-erpool-Dec. 21 ’ New OrleanOan. fi maiiim: list. HUO of \l,r \AM»h'IA. J \M \KV 15 Arkivud. Br. BriiX Jane, MeMonajpe, Cornwallis** N. S., potatoes to Lambert McKenzie. Schr i>. Phillips, Wade, Fastport, laths to Cuzenove & Co. Srhr. J C Calhoun, Ca>e, Poston, plaster to Lambert McKnezie. Ci.ka ufp. Br Prij; p. I. Nevms, Buddie. St. John, N B . b\ Fo\v!e & Co.


ocr: ( anal ('oiniiierte. ('leaked. January l.V Boat Neptune. Leesburg, groceries, &c., from Me\ eigh, Hio. A: Co. Boat \ irginia. groceries, Acc.. for Harper's rerrv. Boonsboro' and Miepherdstown, irom McVeigh, Kro & Co. Boat John P (Venn, groceries for Elizabeth Mills, from Wm. Bayne?


ocr: I BRILLIANT LOTTERIES, FOR JANUARY, GREGORYS MAURY, 31 (Successors to J. VV. Maury & Co.) 30,000 DOLLARS! Kentucky state lottery, for benefit of the town of Frankfort, A, lor 1852, to be drawn in Covington, on Saturday, January, 3rd, 1852. 75 number lottery—12 drawn ballots ! GRAND SCHEME: i prize oi *3u,oou 1 do 20,000 I do 7,$10 3 prizes ot $ 44 do &C., &C., &c. i icKeis oniy siu—naives so—quarters Vi Certificates of pack’gs 25 whole tickets $140 Do do 25 half do 70 Do do 25 quarter do 35 50,000 DOLLARS! Kentucky state lottery, for benefit of the town of Frankfort, I tor 1852, to be drawn in Covington, Ky., Saturday, the 10th of January, 1852. 78 number Lottery—14 drawn ballots. SPLENDID SCHEME: 1 prize of $50,000 1 do 15,053 5 prizes of 7,500 6 do 100 do &c , &c., &c., i ictreis *15, naives 7,ou, qrs. 3,70,eigntns Certificates of pack’gs. 26 whole tickets $i60 Do do 20 half do yO Do do 26 quarter do 45 Do do 20 eighth do 22 50 $35,000! $17,500! $8,734! 50 prizes of $1,500! Kentucky state lottery, for the benefit of the town of Fraukfoit, Class 14, for 1852, to be drawn in Covington, Ky.r on Saturday, the 17 th day of January, 1852. 78 number lottery— 13 drawn ballots. SPLENDID SCHEME. 1 prize of $35,000 1 do 17,500 l do S,735 1 do 5,000 1 prize ot $4,000 1 do 3,000 50 do 1,500 50 do 400 ucKeis *iu—naives >5—quarters 5*2 ou Certificates of pack’gs26 whole tickets $140 00 do do 20 half do 70 50 do do 20 quarter do 35 00 $25,000! $15,000! 100 prizes of $1,500! 100 prizes of $1,000! state lottery, for the benefit of the Town of Frankfort, class 1$, 1S5*2, to be drawn at Covington, Ky., on the 2Uh day of January, 1852. 12 drawn numbers out of 75! MAGNIFICENT SCHEME. 1 prize or $6i,5U0 i prize of $25,000 1 do 15,000 l do 10,500 1 (Jo 7,40U 15 prizes of 2,000 100 do 1,500 100 do 1,000 &C., Ate., Ace. tickets $20; hlvs. 10; qrs. 5; eighths 2 50! of pack’gs 25 whole tickets $200 oo Do do 25 half do 130 00 Do do 25 quarter do 05 00 Do do 25 eighth do 32 50 40,000 DOLLARS! state lottery, for the benefit of the town of Frankfort, Class for 1S52, to be drawn at Covington, Ky., Saturday, January 31sf, lb52. 7S number lottery—15 drawn ballot*! BRILLIANT SCHEME: 1 prize of $40,000 1 do 10,000 l do 7,f)00 1 prize Of S>4,37& 10 do 2,000 40 do 000 6LC., &C., &C., Tickets $10—halves $r»—quartets $2 50 of pack’gs 26 whole ticket* $120 00 Do do 26 half do 60 00 Do do 26 quarter do 30 00 Orders for Tickets and Shares and Certificates Packages in the above Splendid Lotteries receive the most prompt attention, and an account of each drawing sent imrnedi-, after it is over to all who order from us. Address— E. E. O’BRIEN, Agent. (Successor to J. & C. Maury,) dec 30—im Alexandria, Va. I


ocr: __ DU PON T* $ SUPERIOR BLASTING POWDER AND SAFETY FUSE —530 kegs Du Font's best Blasting Powder, warrant ed superior to any other; 20,000 feet Safety Fuse, for sale at reduced prices, hv CAZENOVE & CO., mh 10 Agents for the Manufacturers. FlRASOLS AND PARSOLETTS, just re ceived and for sale by mh 14 G. K. WiTMER,


ocr: «■ K(umi» miw *»»’V***11" BV CUilAR SNOW DhN. __ Er ,: , V XSI'KIA GAZETTE, loni.rl'onntiy, 1 he AUtA.huiuA Thnr*dHVs& Saturdays. on *“» «'»>*,• 1 ,“£} ,« mrnislictl at 8 5Sri*M-RiiTio?i.—The Daily ly.. The Ss, -»r»»V ■“ ja. le-jig-K £,.-■ •» ADVBKTWM.-li'we M^nio ^ ruteg. one dollar. \oarly.« ' tiieculinrry, unless the cash, or by a responsible ALEXANDRIA. Avuv»t 6^ lSf>l.


ocr: M'N rises M'\ sets. Moon’s Phases. K)1 MARCH. 2i Monday *>i Tue-day .. • j»i W due-day 27 Thn rsd»v . • • ** [• fidav. 2H Saturday.. • :ji SuM<i iv latest i> a. m. I,a>t or— 24 8 17 .u New. 1 1 27 First «ir 9 1 59 >t Full.1*> 5 34 k llUHl \VA*1EK. March 24, Oh 28m. DALES. 5 501b 41 5 55 *» 5 > 51 b 0 *> 52 b 9 > 5! b 9 > 49 > 11 ”» 4**l‘» 12 l.ondon.Mh- 1 | Liverpool.Mh. 1 Havre.reo. ^ New Orleans. Mh. 17 Canal Commerce Arrived, March 22. Boat* Martha Francis ami Captam Walker, 4,;::e 'tune, to Thomas & Dyer, gout Orn Ca>s, Goose Greek, wheat to Caze A Co , ami corn to Fowled Co Arrived. March. 10. H. G Phelps with oysters aiul sun iroin Alexandria. i>r. PARTED. > March 13 F.ecinun Kawdon. Petrie, with S9,.> . )ai from Marvland Mining Co. to W alersvV Zun- merman, Alexandria. March 14 Salem, lledwiler, w.tli SO tons coal :r m F robbing Coal Co., to D. 1». Smith Alexan !r •. Ohio, Iloover, wjth 62,16 coal from same t <uut*. Cumberland, Rentier, with 80,14 coal trorn same to same. G. W. Kiggs, Jr., Wellman, w ill >W,I7 coal from Maryland Mining Co. to w ter* & Zimmerman, Alexan ria. March 13 Martin Hotlmao, Burrow*, with il from Md- Mining Co. to Waters \* Zumner iimn, Alexandria ( aroline, Strong, with n hum Frostburg Coal Co. to 1). B. Smith, Al exandria. March 17. El zabeth, Gwinner, with 80,14 coal : uni Fo>?burg Coal Co. to L) H. Smit**. Alcxan »!r ;t. Southampton, Taylor, with 71),4 coal from ' tine to same March IS. Jno. G. Stone, Dunn, with S3,2 eon ii on Fio>tbing Coal Co. to D F»- Smith, A onhm- ■ bia. Emily Hodman, Merrill, with W,ld coal Irani Mil. Aiming C o to Waters vV Ziinnieiinan, Alexandria. March 19. Oregon. Hoover, with 88,10 oo..l Frosfbnrg C >al Co to 1) H. Smith. Alexandria.— Miles Standish, Cobb, with S4,17 coal Ironi Mary* ami Mining Co. to Waters & Zimmerman, Alex andria. c ~ March 2°. Anna Woodward, Rosa, with i ‘*ti from Maryland Muting t ompauy, to ,V Zimmerman, Alexandria. Westmoreland,Mov er. with 73,17 coal from Frostburg Coal Co , to D. If Smith, Alexandria. Amon t of coal sent bv Canal trom 10th October 1850 (day ot opening) to Jan. I. |;$| .. 1 AnMiiiit'oi *Ci«l sMMit l>y Omul Irwn >3,h M in i, to March 20th. Amount sent to date Tons. 8437,11


ocr: «p-> w FOR BALTIMORE.—The £S3B^JSTEAMER COLUMBIA, Captain James Harper, will resume her regular trips between this place and Baltimore, leaving Baltimore on the 1st of March, at t o’clock, P. M.. and Alexandria each Wednesday, at 7 o’clock, A. M., touching at the intermediate landings on the river. For particulars, enquire of J. J. WHEAT & BROTHERS, fob an—tf


ocr: j ! j j 1 | ! ( , | , | i ; J I Almanac. IS51. J lr N E . 9 Monday. 10 Tuesday .. • 11 Wed ue-day 12 Thursday • • 13 Friday. U Saturday ... 15 Sanaav .... MN nets. St \ rises ,|4 41 i? 19 | 19 20 4 40*7 i 40 7 1 4n Moon's Chalks. 4 41 7 4 40 7 I 39 a»> 20 2»» 21 D Full.13 Last <ji — 21 New.29 Fi r>t qr ... 5 H. 1 1 1 <> HIGH WATKU. .1 rnk 9, 3h. 30m. 4 43 31 17 3 t L A 1 KS i L> A 1 K s •*oiu!on.May 2\ \ [A vprpool.Mav 2 I ! Havre.iw;u New Orleans.May HO MARINE LIST._ PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, JUNE7. Arrived, Schr. Win. Burke, Rost*, New ^ork, hay to Waters & Zimmermau. Schr. Sarah Kmily, Wade, Pomonkey, ; wheat to S. Shinn Son. Sailed, Brig Albert Fearing, Spates, Boston, coal by Waters & Zimmerman. Schr. Hdith, Crowell, Boston, coal by L>. B. Smith & Co. | Schr. Arctic, Wilson, New York, coal by D. i B. Smith & Co. Schr. Pampero, Pentield, New \ork, coal by i D. B. Smith & Co. Schr. Paralax, Ale, Philadelphia, coal by Fowle & Co.


ocr: ( anal Commerce. Arrived, June 7. it K K I » L l/^ v ii • • Boat Ann Galieese, Cumberland, coal to D. B. Smith & Co. . >1111111 «x Boat Josephine Seaton, Cumberland, coal to Waters & Zimmerman. Boat OiU Dominion, Cumberland, coal to Fovvle & Co. Departed, Boat Gen. Tyson, Cum be iland, by W aters & Zimmerman. Boat C. F. Mudge, do do do Boat Ohio, Cumberland, by P B Smith ^ ( o. Boat Mt. Vernon, do by Fowle & Co. Boat Enterprise, do by do Boat Fireman Raw don. Cumberland, groce ries. &c.. from McWugb, Bro. & Co. Boat Josephine Seaton, Cumberland, groce ries for Kemeyseilie, from McVeigh. Bro. Co. STEAMER THOMAS COLL YFK'S V\ KKK - S’ ven D ips a wy. Leave Alexandria, at 7$, 0, Hi, A. M , 10, A. M., , 4$. and h, P. M.


ocr: DU PONT’ S SUPERIOR POWDER AND SAFETY kegs Du Pont's best Blasting Powder, warrant ed superior to any other, 20,000 (eft Fuse, for sale at reduced prices, by CAZENOVE & CO., mh 10 Affents for the FlRASOLS AND PARSOLETTS, just re ceived and for sale by mb 14 G. K. WITMER.


ocr: I j ! | GUM FLA STIC SUSPEND FRS, Patent Shoulder Braces, Cravats, Silk and Satin Stocks. Cravat Buckles, Colored and Shirt Collars, Port Monaies, Hair and Brushes. Combs, Perfumery, Barry's Tric<rphe- rmu, the be«t Hair Restorative ever used, Al- balta Pens, Lead Pencils. &c., for sale at jy 19 _A. LAM MON DS. aFpFR CENT. ALCOHOL, just received CfO and for sale by R H. GUINN.


ocr: 5 hbds. prime new crop N. 0. Sugar j5 bags “ Green Rio Cofiee 10 u Old While Laguira Do 10 bbls. Crushed and Pulverized Sugar 10 half Chests, low priced Y. H. Tea. Just received, and for sale by feb 1 R. STUART DOUGLAS. CLOVER SEED, &c 200 bush, prune new Clover Seed, 50 u Timothy do 50 “ Herd Grass 50 ‘Orchard Grass. For sale bv jan 25J J. WH EAT & BROS. C~ ORDAGE, TAR &c — 100 Coils Manilla, Russia and American Hemp Rope 25 bales Oakum 50 bbls. Tar. For sale by jan 25 J. J. WHEAT & BROS, BACON AND PORK— 1000 lbs. new Shoulders 5000 lbs. bright old do 1000 lbs. Pork, in dry salt. Just received and for sale by J. J. WHEAT & BROS, jan 25 I FAMILY FLOUR—Family Flour of Roes, Ray & Bro., and other approved brands, for sale at lowest market rates, bv J. McCOJRMICK, Jr., S. E. corner feb 1 King & St. Asaph-sts. Nails &c — 500 kegs superior Nails 50 “ Horse Shoes 50 “ Wrought Spikes. For sale by jan 25 J. J. WHEAT & BROS. POTATOES A N D ON ION S.— 150 bushels Mercer Potatoes 16 bbls. Red Onions, in store, and for sale bv CREIGHTON & BODKIN, Union-st., 'feb 7 near the Ferry-Slip. Qflfl FOUNDS of No 1 Leaf Lard, re OUU ceived and for sale by THOMAS BURNS, corner of feb 5 Prince and Fairfaxes. WHOLE, half, and quarter boxes of •J bunch Raisins, received and for sale, by THOMAS BURNS, corner of feb 5 Prince and Fairfaxes. CLOVER SEED,—Just received 34 bushels prime new Clover Seed, and for sale low, by J. E. HENDERSON, feb 5 corner of King and Alfred sts. -I/J/JBAGS SHOT, this day landing from l\Jv/ schr. Washington, from New York, and for 6ale by jan 25 MeVHIGH, BRO,> CQ, ALDW1N APPLES.—A few bbls. in prime order, received and for sale by THOMAS BURNS, corner Prince amt j a n 2S__Fairfax sts. NEW ORLEANS MOLASSES.—New Crop N. O. Molasses, a choice article, by the barrel or retail, for sale at jan IS WHITE’S, Post-Office corner. N EW CROP SUGAR AND MOLASSES — 30hhds..l0 bbls., just received, and for sale bv tan 17 WM. L. POWELL & SON\ BUCKWHEAT.—100 sacks of fresh ground Jersey Family Buckwheat, warranted free from grit, for sale bv jan 6 ' J. N. HARPER. HERRINGS —No. l Potomac Herrings; also, Nos. 1 and 2 Mackerel, in store, and for sale by T. M. McCORMICK & CO , jan 15 Theatre Building. HA M SAN D SMOK ED BEEF.—Town Cured. Sugared Hams, and Smoked Beef, choice articles, tor sale at jan 27 WHITE’S. Post-office corner. SEEDS.—200 bushels Prime Clover Seed, 75 bushels Prime Timothy, 30 bushels Prime Orchard Grass, in store and for sale by Jan 17 WM. L. POWELL & SON. BOXES very superior Eastern Cheese. Ol t this day landing from Schr. Arctic, from New York, and for sale bv jan 13 McVEIGH, BRO. & CO.


ocr: j <*, C. QUICK & COMP ANT’S IAMMOTH WILI, EXHIBIT at ALEXANDRIA, on , WEDNESDAY, June Aik, lor ONE; DAY ONLY. J , j #5^*' Doors open from 2 to 4, and from 7 to 10 o’clock, P. M.—Admittance 25 cents — Children under nine years of age half price. This splendid collection of the rarest and ! most magnificent specimens of the Animal j Creation, obtained from all quarters of the | globe, will enter town on the morning of the i day of exhibition in GRAND PROCESSION, i And proceeded by the gorgeous ORPHEAN CHARIOT, Containing the Nf.w York Brass Band, un der the superintendance ol Mr. Joseph Nosh | er, and will consist of all the beautifully dec orated vehicles of the Company, drawn by a magnificent stud of ONE HUNDRED HOUSES. j The Managerie of G. C. QUICK & CO., i stands unrivalled by any other similar establish | ment in the world, and in it will be found rep resentatives ol every animal which has ever i been discovered by the naturalist. It is com posed of the tw'o great collections formerly he ! longing to JUNE, TITUS & CO., AND van am burg & co., and among the principal attractive I features will be found the trained PERFORMING ANIMALS' Which were so celebrated both in Europe and America. MK. BROOKS, the unequaled Lion King, will superintend this part of the Exhibi In the course of the performance MR. LANG WORTHY will introduce his highly trained Ponies, who will go through with their won derful feats of dancing, waltzing, &c., forming a pleasing episode to the general entertainment, mv di»e-J . COUKT 'NOTICES. Ai’ the Rules iield in the Clerk s office of the Circuit Court, for the Counts of Alex


ocr: SERVANTS FOR HIRE -I offer for hire a number of servants of different ages and •exes by the year and month. Apply at my residence, Oakville, near Alexandria, on the west side of the Washington and Alexandria Turnpike Road. THOMAS W. SWANN. dec 2d—eo3i*


ocr: (ORANGE and ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD. MORNIMG TRAIN: ON, AND AFTER MOM)A T, theOth inst., the TRAIN will leave the Alexandria j Station, on Duke street, at 74 o'clock, daily. (Sun* I days excepted,) to go as far as Union Mill, near Bull Run, returning in time to reach Alexandria j bv 11 o’clock. i ’ AFTERNOON TRAIN: i From Alexandria at 24 o'clock,—returning, ! leaving Union Mills at 44, and Sangster's Mill at 44, or on the arrival of the Warren ton Stages, and not later than 5 o’clock. Round trip tickets in either direction furnish ed at reduced rate.s to go and return within two day s. Fare to Springfield Station.35 cts. Do Burke's Station..f>5 u Do Lee’s Station.70 41 Do Songster's Mill.SO “ Do Union Mill.90 “ Round trip tickets to the same points. Fare to Springfield Station.50 cts. Do Burke s Station.SO “ Do Lee’s Station.$1 00 Do Sangster’s Mill.$1 19 Do Union Mill..$1 30 The fare to intermediate points will be cal culated at four cents per mile R. H. MIDDLETON, oct 6—tf Superintendent. TO TRAVELLERS ORANGE A N P A LEA A A UK IA KAIL ROAD, and Stage Line, for Warren ton and Culpeper Ya.—One huff the distance to If arrenton by Rail Road.—Passengers can leave this place daily (Sundays excepted,) by the Rail Road,at 7$ o'clock for Warrenton, and for Culpeper, three times a week, I uesdays, Thursday, and Saturdays. Seats can be se cured at the “Waverly House," Washington, and Newton's “Mansion House," Alexandria, oct 7—eotf POTOMAC RIVER BOAT.—


ocr: i CHEAP BOOKS.—A very neat English of Gibbon’s Decline and Fall of the man Empire, bound in calf, in twelve as good as new, price $4; Plutarch’s Lives, 9 volumes, $2; and a copy of Robertson’s tory of Scotland, in two volumes, $1 50, sale by [ap 30] BELL & ENTWISLE.


ocr: 2 Sunday .... 3 Monday — 4 Tuesday ... 5 Wednesday 6 Thursday .. « 50 6 51 6 53|5 6 54l5 10 9 7 6 Last qr....lt> New .. ~ *» 4 9 35 >1 19 K HIGH WATER. October 31, Oh. lm. LATEST DATES London.Oct. IS Liverpool.Oct. is Havre.Oct. IT New Orleans..Oct. 25 MARINE LIST._ PORT OK ALEXANDRIA, OCTOBER ‘JO Arrived, Schr. Edgar, Hatton, Farmington, wheat to D. Sc 8. Black lock and James Irwin. Schr. Regulator, Haney, wheat to D. & S. Black lock. Schr. Trial. Hannon, Pomonkey, wheat to S. Shinn & Son. Schr. Gen. Taylor, Jones, Aquia, corn to S. Shinn & Son. Schr. Fanny Jackson, Reed, Mattox, wheat to S. Shinn Sl Son. Cleared. Schr. Kate Stuart, Dennis, Philadelphia, by S. Shinn Sc Son. r „ Schr. Arctic, Wilson, New York,by S. Shinn : Sc Son. Memoranda. Schr. Greenway, Kirby, cl'd at New ^ork for this port, 29th. Schr. Silva E, Bourne, hence at N. tork, 20th. INGRAIN CARPETINGS.—Another arrival of Ingram Carpetings, choice patterns, just reciveU and for sale bv oct 31—eo3t BRVAN, ADAMS & CO. UNION TUCKING COMBS, new style, well finished and cheap, and for sale at H. B. WHITTINGTON & CO S, oct 31 Fancy Store. HOLTS BUCKWHEAT.-Holt's superior hulled Buckwheat Flour, in barrels, pock ets and half pockets, just received, and for sale at [oct 31] W HITF/S, Post-Office comer. TEAS.—Gunpowder, Young Hyson, and Black Teas, for sale low by F. A MARRURY, oct 2$ Fowle's Wharf. BEEF TONGUES —Three dozen K E K F TONGUES, in fine order, ju*t received, and for sale by T. M. McCOKMICK & CO, 09 Theatre Builuing. CALICOE’S for* Ftp, worth Vi'., ct'.—Re ceived this day a large lot 01 (alicocs, “ ““ “ 3000 oct 30 LBS. Bacon. Hams, Shoulders and Sides, for *aleJb>T B perjjy. TEAS.—A choice Teas, for sale at oct 30 lot of Fresh Imported J. N. HARPERS. MACKEREL —Large No 3 Mackerel, sale low, by F. A. MARBI KV oct2S Fowle s *> L' IVERPOOL COARSE SALT-1000 expected shortly for sale, to arrive, bv oct 24 FOWI.k 4c W. PERUVIAN GUANO—ltt) tons, best quality, landing this '<»y and fr>r sale oct l* FO'VLEJfc UMBER—100,000 feet Hemlock .t'**"*1' FOWLS SCO. R ICE—too sacks fresh beat Rice, re ceived, and for sale at m oct 30 J. N. HARPERS. CHEESE.—so boxes* prime new Cheese. tor sale at oct .30' J. N. HARPERS. BUCKWHEAT.—100 sacks fresh Buckwheat, warranted free from grit, •tie at [oct 30] J. N. HARPERS. RECEIVED THIS DAY, and for sale, anoth er lot of those extra cheap Bay C. G WILDMAN.


ocr: C anal ( oimuerte. Arrived, August 20. Boat X.Huston, Cumberland, coal to Wa- Zimmerman. Boat Osprey, Cumberland, coal to D. B. :h & Co. Departed ’Mat Old Dominion, Cumberland, piaster from ^ vie X Co. 1). J. MeCov, Cumberland, from Fowle \ Vo.


ocr: IV)| jSl'N 5>lrN Ml ST. I rises sets. Moon's Phases 1 5 l!*|« ^|New.% "o 17 f -* >,Mnh»v... » J21!* 3S \ 1,11 w <>*>,, - * V id iy_5 2.J 0 tiij 1111*11 'A A I Lli. j.. " 2»> 0 :u Aiqvst 3D. Oh 39m. LA I KM D A T K N. Lofton.Au*. 9 Havre.Au*. 8 Liverpool.A us?. 9 New Orleans. A us?. 11 MARINE LIST.__ imi OF ALEXANDRIA, AUGUST 20. Arrived. Schr. Kxped.tion, (luy. Accomac, oats to 1>. U. \\ iIson & Co. Sloop John J. Murray.-, Potomac Creek, ' heat to S. Shinn & Son. Sailed. Schr John Q. Adam-, Norris, Boston, Cum :* and coal lr>m Fowled Co. Vhr. Kllen, Nickt-rson, Boston, Cumberland t'tal from Fowle & Co.


ocr: $2 75 a $3 75 per 100 lbs. gross. Live Hogs $0 a $6 25. Wagon Pork $6 25 a $6 50. I^XTRACTS FOR THE HANDKEKChIeF; Jli C O L O G N E. &c —Liihm’s, Wright s Ede’«. Bourgeois, ami Maugenet &l Coudray’s celebrated Extracts of Hedeo*u-ia, Musk, Ver bena. Geranium, Jockey Club. West End. Jenny Lind, Patchonlv. Sweet Briar, Bouquet He Caroline, Violette, Verveirie, Mille Fleurs, Vanille, Portugal, Le Marechale, Rose, Vio lette, Sweet Pea. Spring Flowers, Citronella. | Rose, Mousline, Heliotrope. &c . Sic. Just re ceived, and for sale by f). H. GUINN, dec IS corner of King and Fairfax-®’*. COLD CREAM and Lip Salve, also Honey Soap, to prevent tne skin from chapping, for sale bv dec iS * C(X)K & PEEL. LENVi KM) PATENT STAKCli.—The attention of the Ladies is railed to this su j penor article, for starching Linens, Muslin, &c. ! Sold in 4 and $ pound packages, by JAMES ENTWISLE. Jr. Apothecary. | (>ec jopp. Sarepta Hall. JrST received another supply ol handsome Over Coat*. Ca**i r ere Pint*. Saxony and hne Shirt*, which will he ►old very low. hv dec 15 W. D MASSKV. 4 FEW 'IONS superior RED ASH COAL. ax. |u*t received, and will be sold low, u taken from the vessel. deC |6-2w JOSEPH MASTERS. I)CKE Ethereal 0:1, a lull supply of the J he*t quality, just manufactured and for sale by J. A. MlLBCRN, Druggist, fic. dec 16 RAISINS, &c—New crop Raisins, in whole, half and quarter boxes, Genoa Citron. Zante Currants, &c., for sale at dec 16 J. N HARPER'S. LMtESH ROLL WlTER-One "b^rel in L fine order, just received, and for sale hv T M. Mr COR MICK & CO, dec 16 Theatre Building. CGROUND SPICES—Allspice, Cinnamon. T Cloves, Ginger, Nutmegs, Mace, Pepper, &c , fre*h ground, lor sale at dec 1(1 JL N. HARPER’S. PRIME CHEESE-1000 lbs. prime Eastern Chee*e, just received, and for «ale at dec 17 WHITE’S, Post-Offire corcer. LBS. prime Buckwheat Flour, jast lUl Hf received and for sale low by dec ,5_ FISHBACK & BKO. A FEW more oftho*e handsomely emhroid* x\. ered Ca*simere Vest Patterns, for *a’e by dec lft W. D MASSEY. L~ IVERPOOirCOARSb: SALT -1500 sack* for sale, to arrive, by „ . dec 12 FOWLE&CO. 1NE OIL and 95 perTt. Alcohol, just re ceived perschr Senator, from Nfmrrniu ' dec 16 J A. MILBURN, C~~ RAB CIDER—Prime Old Virginia Crab jsr ••“'.'jahmjl WINES, Brandies, tic., pf a superior qoali tv. in boitles. and on draught, for sale at dec 18 J. N. HARl-KR’S. innf\ SACKSG. a’ SALT, daily expect II It hj ed, and for sale low, by j dec 15 KISHBACK& BRO. PRIME fresh Country Butter for sale by dec 15 FISHBACK U BKO


ocr: tatETT UNDERSHIRTS AND hand a good assortment oi Me rino Un fershirts and Drawers: also Flannt! Undershirts and Woolen Flannel er*. wh*h will b« *>!d *try DS) 4 Variety ENCINE FRENCH BAV BCM, just a0d for by p H GTT1NN ALCOHOL—‘7 bbls. Alcohol, just for wit Vv


ocr: BRILLIANT LOTTERIES, FOR SEPTEMBER, 185L J. W. MAURY & CO., Managers. $10,000! 50 prizes of $1,000 ! VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY, for the ben efit of Monongalia Academy, Class 127? for 1851, to be drawn in Alexandria, Va., on Saturday, September‘20t/t, 1551. 75 number lottery—13 drawn ballots! SPLENDID SCHEME: 1 prize of $40,000 1 do 15,000 1 do • S,000 1 prize of $3,931 50 prizes of 1,000 50 do 500 &C., &C., KC. Tickets $10—halves $5—quarters $2 GO ! Certificates of pack’gs. 20 whole tickets $130 oo Do do 26 half do 65 00 Do do 26 quarter do 33 50 $70,000 ! $20,000 ! $10,000 ! GO prizes of $2,000! 15 Dra wn Numbers out of 75! VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY, for the ben efit of Monongalia Academy, Class for 1»51, to be drawn in Alexandria, Ya., on Saturday, September 21th, 1851. About one Prize to a Wank !—one fifth oj the prizes will have on them either THREE or TITO drawn i\umbers.~Xt& BRILLIANT SCHEME: 1 prize of $70,000 i do 20,000 1 do 10.000 1 do 8,000 1 do 6,000 1 do 5,000 1 do 4,500 1 do 4,000 1 do 3,500 1 prize of $3,200 l do 3,000 1 do 2,800 1 do 2,600 1 do 2,500 1 (io 2,420 50 do 2,000 50 do 500 &C., &C-, &C., Whole tickets $20; hlvs. 10; qrs. 5; eignms 2 ou. Certificates of pack'gs. 25 whole tickets $270 00 Do do 25 half do 135 00 |)o do 25 quarter do 07 50 Do do 25 eighth do 33 75 8£t>u-OuDKRs for 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 immmediately after it is over, to all who order from us.—Address, J. & C. MAURY, aug26—lm Agents, Alexandria, Va. 4J iLVER’S MINERAL PAIN T S-FIRE O AND WEATHER PROOF-COLORS UNFADING. SILVER’S MINERAL PAINTS differ es sentially from ail 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 drieis, and become an indistructible 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. adheres to tin like Silver’s Paints:


ocr: IYaTKNT DKKSS PRESERVERS, an in i valuable article to the Ladies; also Oil Silk of the best quality, just received and for ,aie by w. b Richards & co, King’st., 2nd door west of Pitt, south side. my 30 __ BACON ! BACON ! !—2000 lbs. prime Shoul ders, just received, and for sale low bv TIMBERLAKE TALIAFERRO. King-sf , opp. Mr. C. Koone’s Cabinet Factor),


ocr: EBEERINE MIXTURE—Compound Be beerine Mixture, an effectual remedy in Fever and Ague, Intermittent Fevers, Perrodi ral Headache, Tic DoJoreux, Obstructions of the liter, enlargement of the Spleen, and Chronic Afections of the Abdominal Viscera generally, received and for sale bv * jan 23 COOK & PEEL BACON — 5bhds. Shoulders, just received by dec Id J J WHEAT & BROS.


ocr: \ j i ! CLOVER SEED, &c — 200 bush, prime new Clover Seed, 50 44 Timothy do 50 “ Herd Grass 50 ‘ Orchard Grass. For sale bv ia..25 J J WHEAT & BROS. C~ OKDAGE, TAR &c.— . 100 Coils Manilla, Russia and American Hemp Rope 25 bales Oakum 50 hhls Tar For sale bv jan 25 J. J- WHEAT & BROS. Bacon”and FORK. iooo lbs. new Shoulders 5000 lbs. bright old do 1000 lbs. Pork, in dry salt. Just received and for sale by J. J. W HEAT & BROS, jan 25 ___ I FAMILY FLOCK.—Family Flour of Ross, 1 Ray & Bro., and other approved brands, for sale at lowest market rates, bv J. McCORMICK, Jr., S. E. corner feb t Kins & St. Asaph sts. N\AILS &c — 500 kegs superior Nails 50 u Horse Shoes 50 “ Wrought Spikes. For sale bv jan 25 J. J. WHEAT & BROS._ BAGS SHOT, this day landing from 1A/U schr. Washington, from New York, and for sale by _ jan 25 * McVEIGH, BRO & CO. |AA BALES TIMOTHY HAY: 100 boxes 1UU Bermuda Arrow Root: in store and for sale by S. S. MASTERS & SON. jan 2*—lw 1 KEGS OF GLADES BUTTER, of strict IV/ ly prime quahtv, received and for sale by THOMAS BURNS, corner Prince and jan 2$ Fairfax CLOYERSEED—Just received, bushels prime new Cloverseed. and sale bv T. M. McCORMICK & CO, jan 31 Theatre CLOVER SEED—Prime new Clover Seed, in store and tor sale by J. McCORMICK, Jr, S. E. corner fPb i K*n«r & Si. rpAR AND SEINE i WINK—too bbls A Tar: 2.000 lbs. Seine Twine, in store for sale by CREIGHTON & BODKIN, jin 27 Union at. near the Ferry i/\ HMDS, prime N. O. Sugar; 10 lv/ piime I*. R. Molasses: in store and sale by CREIGHTON & BODKIN, jan *27 Union st. near the Ferry APPLES.—Eighteen bbis. prime from the La Grange Earm. in store, for sale bv T. M. McCOKMICK & CO., jan 31 Theatre BOXES best bunch RAISINS, this yU landing from schr. Washington, New York, and for sale bv jan 23 McVEIGH, BRO. & CO. KEGS superfine Hazzard Powder, I morning landing from New York, for iale by McVEIGH, BRO. & CO. | j»" 1 BALDWIN APPLES.—A few bbis. in order, received and for sale by THOMAS BURNS, corner Prince and jan 2> hair tax st Vf £WORLKANS MOLASSES.—Ne w N. O. Molasses, a choice article, by barrel or retail, for sale at jan l<s WHITE'S, Post-Office corner. New crop sugar and molasses — 30 hhds.. 15 bbis., just received, and sale by jan i7 VVM. L. POWELL & SON. BUCKWHEAT.—100 sacks of fresh Jersey Family Buckwheat, warranted from gpt, for sale bv jan 6 J. N. HARPER. HERRINGS —No. i Potomac Herrings; Nos. 1 and 2 Mackerel, in store, and saie bv T. M. McCOKMICK & CO , jan 15 Theatre


ocr: WASHINGTON and ALEXANDRIA BOATS. Steamers George Washington, m \ : Thomas Collyer. xsEacSSSt* 1 ine 1 nomas Collyer leaves at the following hours. j Leave Alexandria, at 7$, Si, 94,104, 114 124, IA.M.,14. 24, 34,44,54, P. M. ! Leave Washington, at S4, 94, 104, 114, 124, I A. M., U, 24, 34, 44, 54, and 54, P. M. FARE by the Washington 12$ cents; Collyer 5 cents. Round trip hy Washington 12$ cents without landing. Coaches connect with the Boats. The Washington leaves for Mount >er* non at 10$ o'clock on WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS. JOB CORSON, SAM'L GKDNEY, octS—6t __ Captains. PASSAGE FI V E C E N 1' S ! The well known, <n/e, and com ^fijjjasfcmodious steamer P//Li\ JA, i> pl\ ing 1 egulariv between Alexandria and W ash ingtom at the following hours, viz : Leave Alexandria at 7V, 9V, 11 V. IV, 3. and 5 o’clock. Leave Washington atSV, ilV, 12V, 21^, 4, and o'clock. PASSAGE on the Boat FIVE CENTS : on the Omnibus G V CENTS! JAMES Gl Y, Captain, new and superior HUA I' will be rea dy in a few days to run in connection with the Phenix. oct 55—R FOR NORFOLK—The steamer OSCKOLA will resume her trips to the above place on Saturday, the Itii October. Leaving Washington every Saturday and Wed* nesday, at 9 o'clock. A. M , and Alexandria at 9L* o'clock. Returning, leave Norfolk every Monday and Thursday, at 4 o'clock, PM. She will touch, going and returning, at Cone river, and the usual landings on the Potomac. Passage and lare, So. oct4—if JAMES GREEN & SON, Agents. —FOR HALTIMORE—The ■ •AarSTgA M KR COLUMBIA, Captain James Harper, will resume her regular trips between this place and Baltimore, leaving Baltimore on the 1st of March, at 1 o clock, P. M.,and Alexandria each Wednesday, at 7 o'clock, A. M., touching at the intermediate landimrson the river. For particulars, enquire of J. J. WHEAT BROTHERS, feh 96—ft


ocr: BRILLIANT LOTTERIES, FOR OCTOBER, 1851. J. W. M AUHY & CO., Managers. 50.000 DOLLARS! 10 prizes of $3,000 ! 2u prizes of $2,000 ! T7" 1 RG IN I A STATE LOTTERY, for the V benefit of Monongalia Academv, Class 144, forlS5l, to be drawn at Alexandria, Va., on Saturday, October \ lth, 19,51. 13 drawn numbers in package of 25 tickets! SPLENDID SCHEME: 1 puze of $50,000 1 do 25,000 1 do 10,000 1 do 10,000 I do 5,000 1 do .'1,090 10 prizes of $3,000 20 do 2,000 20 do 1,000 30 do 500 200 do 300 &C., &C., &c. Tickets $15: halves 7 50; qrs. 3 7:j; eighths 1 87$ Certificates of packgs. 25 whole tickets $180 Do do 25 half do 90 00 Do do 25 quarter do 45 00 Do do 25 eighth do 22 50 $33,175! 10 prizes of $1,500 ! VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY, for the hen V efit of Monongalia Academy, Class 150, for 1851, to be drawn in Alexandria, Ya., on Satvrday, October 1 Sth, 1S51. 75 number lottery—14 drawn ballots! SPLENDID SCHEME: 1 prize of $33,175 l do 15,000 1 do 10.000 I do 0.000 ] do 4.000 1 prize ol $3,000 1 do 2,432 10 do l,f>00 10 do 1,000 &c., &c\, kc. Tickets $10—halves $5—quarters $2 do : Certificates of pack’gs. 25 whole tickets $120 00 Do do 25 half do 00 00 Do do 25 quarter do 30 00 75.000 DOLLARS! $25,000! $15,000! $10,000! 2M prizes of $1,500 ! ■\T I KG I N 1 A STATE LOTTERY, for the V benefit of Monongalia Academy, Class L, for 1S5I, to he drawn at Alexandria, Va., on Saturday, October 25/4, 1551. 7> number lottorv— 12 drawn ballots. VERY SPLENDID SCHEME: I prize of $75,000 1 prize of $7,000 J do 25.000 1 do 3,S25 I do 15,000 211 (low’stSNo) 1,500 1 dn 10,000 &c., &c., &c. Tickets $20; halves $10. qrs. $5; eighths $2 50. Certificates of pnek’g? 26 whole tickets $2S0 00 Do do 26 half do 140 00 Do do 20 quarter do 70 00 Do do 20 eighth do 35 00 i>frs for Ticket* and Shares and Cer tificates oi Packages in the above Splendid Lotteries, will rpc.eive the most prompt atten tion. and an official account of each drawing will he sent immmediately after it is over, to all w ho order from us. -Address, J. & C. MAURY. pep 23 - lm Agents, Alexandria, Va. BOOTS AND SHOES. GiEOKGK H. BA YNK & CO, have received r their Kali supply of Goods direct from the and now offer for sale S


ocr: GROCERIES. LBS. BACON, SMOKED i on nnnLBS- bacon, s lyU,UUU BEEF, LARD.&c y0,000 lbs. Sides anil Shoulders, prime quality 40.000 “ Hams, sup. quality, various brands 20.000 “ do in Yellow Canvass, very tine 20,000 44 do newly Cured Sugar and Spiced 20,000 “ do in Sugar Pickle 20.000 44 Beef Hounds in do do 10.000 44 44 do smoked for boiling 10,000 14 44 do do for chipping 100 large size Beef Tongues, fine quality 00 bbls. ot Lard, for sale by FREDERICK ROLOSON, 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, rnv 29 100 bv BBLS. rectified Whiskey. 40 bbls. Old Monongahelia Rye Whis key 1 0 44 superior Old Rye Whiskey 20 41 French Brandy 4 half pipes 4th proof Cognac Brandy 10 eight casks superior 44 4* 70 bbls. N. E. Rum 10 44 Rose Gin 5 44 Cordial 5 qr. casks \1. Wine 5 44 *4 Port 44 10 44 44 Sweet Win**, for sale low [my 23] GRIMES & KINCHELOK. OH BAGS RIO COFFEE £\J 5 bbls. Crushed Sugar 2000 lbs No 1 Loaf Sugar 10 hhds Brown Sugar f> hhds P. R. Molasses f> do West India do 2000 lbs Sal ^Erat us 20 dozen Painted Buckets 20 boxes Brown Soap 10 boxes Virginia Soap 5 do Toilet do , for sale low hv je 17 GRIMES & KINCHELOK. PICKLES, OLIVES, CAPERS, &c - 10 cases Undei wood's assorted Pickles 20 do fresh Olives and Capers 5 do Sardines 20 baskets Salad Oil, quarts and pints 5 cases u “ Flasks r>0 packages “Mustard" No. 1, this day landing, and for sale bv STEPHEN SHINN & SON, je if, Janney’s Wharf. 1/\ i k/vA LBS. Shoulder Bacon lUjUUU 5,000 lbs. Side do G bblg. Lard I


ocr: | ! i G. C. QUICK & COMPANY'S MAMMOTH \'1711.1, K.XHIB1T at ALKXANDRIA. on VV UEDSESBA1', June nil, tor ON K DAY ONLY. 6=#“ Doors open from 2 to I, .and from 1 to 10 o’clock, P. M.—Admittance 25 cents.— Children under nine years of age half price. This splendid collection of the rarest and most magnificent specimens of the Animal Creation, obtained from all quarters of the globe, will enter town on the morning of the day of exhibition in GRAND PROCESSION, And proceeded by the gorgeous ORPHEAN CHARIOTS Containing the Nr.w York Brass Banp; tin der tlie superintemiaiice ot Mr. Joseph Nosh eu, and will consist of all the beautifully dec orated vehicles of the Company, drawn by a magnificent stud of ONE HUNDRED HOUSES. The Managerie of G. C. QUICK & CO., i stands unrivalled by any other similar establish ment in the world,'and in it will be found rep resentatives ot every animal which has ever i been discovered by the naturalist. It is com j posed of the two great collections formerly be longing to JUNE, TITUS & CO., AND VAN AM burg &. uo., and among the principal attractive features will be found the trained PERFORMING ANIMALS' Which were so celebrated both in Europe and America. MR. BROOKS, the unequaled Lion King, will superintend this part of the Exhibi tion. In the course of the performance MIL LANG WORTHY will introduce his highlv trained Ponies, who will go through with their won derful teats ot dancing, waltzing, &c., forming a pleasing episode to the general entertainment. my 23—dtje4 i ! : : ! i j


ocr: ORANUK and ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD. ON, AND AF1KR MUSDA\\ the 10/4 inst., the FASSKNGFR TRAIN will leave Alexandria at 7A o'clock, to iso as far as Manas sas Station, twenty-eight miles; returning, will ; leave at 3 o’clock, or on the arrival of the War rentori Stages. ; Round tup tickets in either direction furnish ed at reduced rates, to go and return within two ! days.^ Fare to Springfield Station.30 cts. Do BurkeV Station.30 Do Fee's Station.70 u Do Sangster's Mill.'sO 41 Do Union Mill.00 u Do Manassas Station...Si 10 “ Round tt ip tickets to the same point*. Fare to Spungtield Station.30 cts. Do Burke's Station.N0 *l Do Fee's Station ..Si 0(. IH) Sangster’s Mill.Si 10 Do Union Mill.Si 30 Do Manassas Station.Si 30 R H. MIDDLKTON, nov 10—tf Superintendent.


ocr: C avern property for rent. — The Tavern at Fairfax C H , at pres ent occupied by Mr. Smith, is offered for rent. The house contains thirteen loom® and there an* good Stables attached to the premises. Rent will be moderate to a good tenant, and possession given 1st Ja' wary 1S.»2. Apply to T. R. Love, Fairfax C. H , or to the subscriber at Alexandria. B. WATERS, dov 17—2awtlJ Agent for Ann Allison.


ocr: (anal Commerce. Arrived, October 16. Boat Augusta, Cumberland, coal to Fowle & Co. Boats Reindeer, S. B Stone, am! Isaac Long, Cumberland, coal to Wa^h'ngton Coal Co. Departed. Boat J. M. Magruder, Harper's Ferry, plan ter and fish by Fowle & Co. Boat D. J. McCoy, Cumberland, plaister and fish by Fowle & Co., groceries, boots, shoes, hats, &c., tor Clear Spring and Hancock from McVeigh, Harper & Chamberlain, groceries from Fleming & Douglass, and hardware from Jas. A. English. Boat Reiudeer, Cumberland, by Washington Coal Co. Boat Essex, groceries, boots, shoes, hats,&c., for Martinsburg and Chalestown, Va., from McVeigh, Harper & Chamberlain. Boat Thos. F. Magruder, groceries, boots, shoes* hats, &c.» for a Locks, from McVeigh, Harper & Chamberlain. Boat Allegany, groceries, boots, shoes, &c , for Hancock, Mil., from McVeigh, Harper & Chamberlain.


ocr: GROCERIES 15 HHDS. Sugar “strictly prime" 40 hail Chests Y. H. Imperial, G. P. and Black Teas 50 boxes Mould Candles •20 10 70 •20 250 nov 21 Adamantine do Pearl do Brown Soap Fancy do , Raisins, for sale by l). & S. BLACKLOCK. Brandy, wink and gin 10 halt Pipes Otard, Dupey and Hennessey Brandy 5 “ Madeira Wine 8 41 44 Port “ 2 4* 44 Genuine Holland Gin 5.000 Havana Sesars 10.000 Principe Serais, by schr. Arlington, from New Yoik. in More, and lor sale by CREIGHTON & BODKIN, nov 21 Cnion-M , near the Ferry^Slip. Butt Kit and lard.— 1U0U lbs. prime Goshen Butter 00() “ roll Butter 5 kens Western Butter 500 lbs. new Lard, just received, and for sale by J. K. HENDERSON, dec IS corner< t King and Alfred sts. FRUIT.—Bunch Raisins, in whole, half, and quarter boxes Lexia do. in keg*, low priced Leghorn Citron, ol superior quality New crop Zante Currants Soft Shell Almonds, and Fiesh Cranberries, for sale at ,1 ec 14 VV HITE’S, Post-Office corner. 1 HDDS, prime P. R. and N. O. Sugar 1U 1*2 u u “ “ Molasses 10 bbls. Crushed Sugar . 30 half. qr. and whole boxes Raisins, just received hv Columbia, and for * CREIGHTON & BODKIN, dec 23 Union-st.. near the Ferrv«Shp. A n Ann HAVANA and Principe Se gars, in qr boxes: Pannatillas, Steamboats. Dosamtgos, La Norma, and other brands, mostly genuine imported, instore, and l0(lec n'0" b> FLEMING & DOUGLASS. FAMILY FLOUR, &c.— C 50 bbls. superior FAMIL\ FLOUR 50 bags fresh BUCKW HEAT FLOUR 10 kegs GLADES BUI I ER 2 casks fresh RICE. For sale, bv nov 21 J. J._WHEAT k BRUTS. GENUINE Havana Segars 6.000 Regalia do 5 bags Race Pepper 5 half hhls. renned Saltpetre, landing this dav, arid for sale by „ . _ dec 23 FLEMING & DOUGLASS. BUCKW HEAT—A constant supply of ‘•RalphLee’s’’celebrated Buckwheat Flour. Phis article is ground of choice grain and with 10,000


ocr: SUGAR, COFFEE, &c 10 hhds. N. O. and Cuba Sugars 5 44 Cuba Molasses 10 bbls. N O. do 20 bags Rio Cofiee 12 half-chestsG. P , Y. H , and Black Teas 10 boxes Tobacco, .Vs and $ lb. Lump 30 “ Mould and Adamantine Candles 20 44 Brown and Variegated Soaps 10 “ Pearl Starch 10 44 (iround Pepper 10 44 Mustard 100 sacks G. A. Salt 50 “ Fine do 30 reams Paper 20 nests Iron bound Ware 10 doz. Painted Buckets 10 44 Brooms All of which have been purchased low for cash. Please call and examine before purcha sing elsewhere. J. E. HENDERSON, corner of ap 7 King and 'Alfred streets.


ocr: fYEckYR’S FARINA, • first tor Theatre Butldirg CA BOXESl^TCHEESE,~this morning HW landing, and for sale hy ap 9 MeVFIGll BRO & ngiME Porto Rico and New Orleans Sugars ap^O**1* 8t WHITE’S, Post-office corner.


ocr: 7 FOR ___ CUMBERLAND, And intermediate points on tkeVaneu. ALLEGHANY COMPANY'S LINE. The Boats of this Line will commence tbcir regular tripe on the opening of the Canal, next week, and will take freight at re *aonable rates. Apply to FOWLE & CO.


ocr: BACON.—ROBKR1 G. WOLKTl offers for sale 200,000 LBS. SIDKS 100,000 “ SHOULDERS. This BACON is well cured and handsomely rut -Dealers are requested la examine it, at the smoke houses upper end of King street. g7—dJt&ieoJt


ocr: I/KITIS, &c - J; ir>0 boxes Oranges and Lemons 60 whole and half boxes Raisins 1000 Cocoa nuts 10 bushel-Ground Nuts 2 frealesof Dates, superior quality 4 boxes red and white Rock Candy ] bale Bordeaux Almonds 1 ca«e Dried Preserved Ginger ALSO, Figs, Prunes, Jujube Paste, &c., for sale cheap by ap 15 DAVID


ocr: TCMRE BOARD PRINTS AND CURTAIN JP PAPER —A rood supply of Fire Hoard Prints, some handsome patterns: Jenny L.n,t, Green, Blue, Drab and other Window Curiam Paper, received and for sale low by *P s» GEO WHITE.


ocr: A FOR RENT The three story BRICK WAREHOUSE on Jhe corner of King, rayeite and Commerce streets, would be put in order to suit a teuaitf. Apply to je i* fOWLK & CO.


ocr: *> 11 d «y. 7 Saturday ... * Sunday - ** Monday .... p) T*»**stfav ... I 42 7 IS 1 42 7 IS 4 4T 7 19 4 41 7 19 4 41 7 19 Las. .jr.--.21 1 11 k Ww.29 1 17 .M rriTTTi WATER. Jt nk 4. lOh 30rn. LA I KS I DAiK.v London.May 20 Liverpool.Mav 20 I Havre. I New Orleans. May MARINE LIST. rOKTOF ALKXANDKIA. JUNE3. Arrived, Sohr Mary Anna, Killtnan, Accotnac, oats to I) K. \\ ilsou & l o. Sailed, S.vuutii'h hrikC Sophia, Lie be*, Queenstown, IreUud, h\ Lambert & McKenzie. Sc hr. Mary Kinmeline, Kice, West Indies, , Lunbert k McKenzie. Schr Red Jacket, Conklin, New \ork, Cum ber.aiuj coal b> Fowle & Co. Memoranda. At Barbados May 14th, bug Louisa, Stubbs, hence ~ it i A: Demarara May ~th, *ehr. Gazelle, Lan* fear, hence, and at St. John's May ‘21st._


ocr: TIMOTHY SEED.—A very superior lot of Timothy Seed, just received and for sale by E. B. ADDISON & SON. oct 4 Lower end King at.


ocr: ^ r I JOK CUMBERLAND.—The flHBppVP^ndid packet Boat FASHION, Capt. Petrie, will leave Alexandria for Cum berland, curry I'hursday, at 4 o'dock, P. Af.— Fare through,including board and lodging,$4.50; intermediate places i n proportion. For passage, apply to the Captaio, or I. A. MONTROSS, office at Waters & Zimmerman's, sep 2—tf


ocr: DU PONT’S SUPERIOR BLASTING POWDER AND SAFETY FUSE.—330 kegs Du Pout’s best Blasting Powder, warrant ed superior to any other: 20,000 feet Safety Fuse, for sale at reduced prices, bv cazenove & CO, mh 10Arrents for the Manufacturers. CANDLES—150 boxes Jackson's Tallow Candles, for sale by mh 17


ocr: LIST OF LETTERS remaining in the Poet Office, Alexandria, Va., on the 28th of February,’lS5t. Persons calling for the letters in this list, will please say they are advertised. Rebecca A Arnold Ann M Allison Dr R Alexander Virginia Alexandria Airs D H Allen Thomas Berry-5 Win H Brooks-2 Chas H Brooke Alary Brown Nancy Birill-2 George Burke Caroline E Bennington John H Beall John Blair Josephine Bradley Matheu Brown-2 Walter B Bradish Miss E Brown Martin Bran nan-2 Thomas Bourke-3 Joseph Birk P T Berry & Son Ann M Bell-2 Annie Bayly George Breithampt c; Elizabeth Campbell-2 John T Custis John B Carson Oapt John Cohagan Abraham Coati* Joseph H Cooper James Chottou Catherine Crump Martha Cook Thomas Casey Win Cullen John Cunningham Wm Cairley L Compton M Dickson James Defick* John I inan W H Denmng M Dessey James W Clark James McCracken Edward CadwalaJer Wm H Cutts Patk Charity Mis C Clark I) R 11 Dulany Jane Dericks Mathew Dwyer Lucinda Deephey Ann Davis K Elizabeth Edmondson. Thomas Fisher-3 Susan W Fairall J Ann Frances John Fortune F Emma Fnrgeson John A Fairfax Isaac Fen imore James Fitzgerald John Farrell Josiah S Grind le Catharine (irnnes Thomas C Galt Win Gannon John Hull J J Hull Win L Hunt George T Howard Ellen Haisip Catherine Huchin Dr c; Ann Green Capt J B Greenlaw T H Gleeson John Gunning 11 Michael B Hunter Kobt Hudson Albert Hunter Mary E Howard James M Halley Levi W Hurt >'m Heim J Catharine Johnson A DJones Win JeHerson John Jones-2 Wm Jenkins Reuben 1 nails Thus J Ives Ann Jones Patrick Joyce John Jemeson Sami Jacobs Dr Jackson Wm Jackson R W lirams Com Thos C Jones K Capt Charles Koones-4 L H Kenan-2 Michel Kirk George Kinecutt Walter Kineysley F Kinsley Leana Keith L. Lucy Logan Wm Larance Mary Ann Larrance Lloyd M Lowe Wm L ndsley Rict*d H Lilted Jacob A Loientz David Lescallat Geo M Miller James Marlin John Marston 31 Patrick Mathews James Maugher John MaMery


ocr: TJMRE BOARD PRINTS AND CURTAIN T PAPER—A good supply of fw Board Prints, some handsome pattern*; Green, Blue, Drab and other Window Curtain Paper, received and for sale lowby aptid GEO. WHITE.


ocr: Married, On the 15th of July, by the Rev. John Cole, in the county of Orange, at Parnassus. Mr PHILIP P. PANNILL and MARTHA FOR.' TER. _ i——aw ffuxifiKM— ■— i COMMERCIAL. Ilaltimore Market, July til. Flour. —The maiket foi Howard street Fl( ISr is rathur quiet. Small sales of Iresh ground, from old wheat, were made at $4 12L Also ct new Flour at $4 25. We hear of no transactions in City Mills Flour. Holders ask $4 25 for new. Grain.—The puce of Wheat is steady — Sales lo-day of ordinary to good reds at 7.7 a bOcenlj*; good to prime at SO a S4 cents; white at 60 a b5 cents; and family Hour white at v» * 92 cts. Sales of Corn at 62 a 64 cents for white, and GO cents for \ ellow. Sales of Pennsylvania R>e at 73 cts. We quote Oats at 26 a 33 cents for common to prime new parcels, and old, w Inch are scarce, at 30 a 37 cts. Provisions.—Considerable firmness is man ifesting it»eif in the market. Holders appear to be quite sanguine that the prices of Bacon will materially advance. We note sales of lOO,uuo !hs. bulk Shoulders at 7 cts.: 50 hhds. Bacon Shoulders, rough, at 7J cts.: 30 hhds. do. do at 7^ cts.; to hhds. do. do. at 7| cts : and 3u hhds. Sides at 9.| c**. W HISKF.Y.—Sales of Pennsylvania bb!s. at 23i a 24 cts. Hhds are held at 23 cts. Balti more bbis sell at 24 cent*. I__ -


ocr: Congress. in the Senate, yesterday, the Indian appropri ation bill passed, with several amendments. Mr. Hunter reported a bill respecting the coinage of half dollars, quarters, and dimes, and half dimes. At 2 o'clock, the President’s Message was taken up, and Mr. Berrien commenced the debate. The House of Representatives was engaged on the Appropriation hills.


ocr: RECEIVED ami for sale by \V. WALTON HARPER, opposite Cook & Peel's. Beautiful Styles Embroidered Lawns do do Fancy do do do French Cambric do do do Berage de Lain do do Fancy Berage do do Flench Worked Collars do do do do Capes 3 |


ocr: Arrived, November \iA. Boat James K. Annan, Cumberland, coal Wash ngton Coal Co. Boat Archibald Cary. Cumbetland, coal Fowle & Co. Boats Helen Bruce, and K la K. \ Cumberland, coa! to Borden .Mining Co. Depart*: d. Boat Anna Woodward, Cumberland, W ashBzton Coal Co. Boat General Tyson. Cumberland, by Wash ington Coal Co. * • Boats Metacornet, and Caroline B Tisda’e. planter. forCutnberlan t. bv Borden Mining ( o


ocr: '/* er BAGS GREEN RIO COFFEE: OO boxes Mould Candle*: 80 boxes Snap; receieed thi* dav and for jwle by feb 21 FLEMING & DOUGLASS. PEASE’S CANDY.—Peasee Clarihed Es sence of Horhound Candy, for Colds, 4c , for sale by it b 10 COOK & PEEL.


ocr: ~\lVIDKND.—A Dividend of Two Doliars ) and seventy-five cents on each share ot lock in the Washington and AleKand.ru lurn ike Company, will he paid tothe Stockholder-. nandVter the ftth in*..at the Branch of the Timers Bank of Virginia. a F K. HOFFMAN, jy 4 — 3t Treasurer. 7MSHINO TACKLK—RODS. RKKLS. AM> H HOOKS AND LINES,of every description >r sale at MRS. ASDERSOXS Mueic and ancy Store, Penn. avenue, between 11th ar‘d ^th street* Washington, je iw—


ocr: j • JOB PRINTING Scatty executed, with despatch, at the Office of the ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE, Corner of Prince and Fairfax streets, ALEXANDRIA, VA. PAMPHLETS, BUSINESS CARDS, CIRCULARS, TICKETS, HANDBILLS, BLANKS, &c.,&c.,of WARRANTS, evert description, Printed at the shortest notice, and upon as rea sonable terms as at any otiiee South ol the Po tomac. Orders for any description of Printing, will be received and executed, in the handsomest style. (^*\Ve shall be receiving constantly additions to our assortment of JOB TYPE, which will en able us to give satisfaction in the execution of all orders with which we may be favored. je 2—tf _ __


ocr: The Dumfries mail arrives on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, at 3 P. M., and closes on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Jaturdajs, at 10, A. M. , , C1 Northern Neck Mail, will close here at i>4 o'clock, A. M., on Tuesdays andfrrulays. N E W LINK. WOODWARD'S STEAM LISE, FROM NEW YORK TO ALEXANDRIA, Is now prepared to transport all descrip tions o! Goods, Merchandise, ficc-, At the Lowest Rates. ^ ^ The STEAMSHIPS FREEMAN RA W DON. Capt. Black, & ,MARTIN HOFF Z. MAN, Captain Town Psend, of this line, will leave New Vork each week, and will mate quick trips. These ships art new and of the first class, and have handsome accommodations lor passengers. ........ Goods will be delivered in VV ashmgton and Georgetown, without any additional charge. ""'““““•TCT&dwari.,. Ill Pearl street, New \ork. WATERS & ZIMMERMAN, aug 14—dtf Alexandria. ^ REGULAR LINE, ^StPNew York, Alexandria. Wash-_ ington and Georgetown PACKETS. Schr. Fairfax, Ctaas. Penfield, master. “ Empire, Rufus Knapp, 44 “ Statesman, J.D. Cathell, 11 44 Washington, J.Kendricks, 14 44 Senator, W. Kirby, “ Hamilton, A. Dayton, 44 14 Arlington, H. Lewis, 44 44 Arctic, George Wilson, 44 Shippers will please take notice thatthea bove line is composed of first class vessels. And having resumed their weekly trips, one of them will positively clear from New Vork on every Saturday (or oftener if necessary,) and thus punctuality may be relied upon, during the year untihnterrupted by ice. These ves sels do not atop at Norfolk, but come through direct. STURGES, CLEARMAN & CO., 110 Wall-street, New Vork. STEPHEN SHINN & SON, Jannev’s Wharf, Alexandria. F. & A. H. DODGE,


ocr: BRILLIANT LOTTERIES, FOR SEPTEMBER, 18§L J. W. MAURY Aw C0.5 Managers. $40,000 ! 50 prizes of $1,000! VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY, for the ben efitof Monongalia Academy, Class 1275 for 1S51, to be drawn in Alexandria, Va., on Saturday, September 20th, 1S51. 78 number lottery—13 drawn ballots! SPLENDID SCHEME: 1 prize of $40,000 1 prize of $3,931 1 do 15,000 50 prizes of 1,000 1 do 8,000 50 do 500 &c., &c., &c. 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 K, for 1851, to be drawn in Alexandria, Va., on Saturday, September 21th, 1851. About one Prize to a Blank !—one-fifth of the prizes will have on them either THREE or TWO drawn Numbers.^&i BRILLIANT SCHEME: 1 prize of $70,000 1 do 20,000 1 do 10,000 1 do 8,000 1 do 6,000 1 do 5,000 1 do 4,500 1 do 4,000 1 do 3,500 1 prize oi $3,200 1 do 3,000 1 do 2,S00 1 do 2,600 1 do 2,500 1 do 2,420 50 do 2,000 50 do 500 &c.f &C., &C., Whole tickets $20; hlvs. 10; qrs. 5; eigntnsa ou: Certificates of pack'gs. 25 whole tickets $270 oo Do do 25 half do 135 00 Do do 25 quarter do 07 50 Do do 25 eighth do 33 75 tt^rORDRRs for Tickets and Shares and Cer tificates of Packages in the above Splendid Lotteries, wilt receive the most prompt atten tion, and an account of each drawing will be sent immmediately after it is over, to ail who order from us.—Address, J. & C. MAIJRY, aug 26—lm Agents, Alexandria, Va. SILVER’S MINERAL PAINT S-FlRE AND WEATHER PROOF-COLORS UNFADING. SILVER’S MINERAL PAINTS difler es sentially from all others in market. They are not clays. They require little oil; they do nut work tougbly but flow easily as white lead.— They lay on a very heavy body, set right away without driers, and become an indislructible 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 coaled. 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 ver's Mineral Paint will make it cheaply new, and more enduring than ever it was. KNOTTV 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 lor house fronts. It is plastic, and very easy to put on; but 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 be only mar red by paint. The article makes stone of every color. OLD HOUSES MADE NEW. In a day or two, at a cost below ordinary ma


ocr: ■ BRILLIANT LOTTERIES, FOR DECEMBER, 1851. j. W.JMAURY & CO., managers. $30,000! 20 prize* of $2,250 * VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY, for the benefit of Monongalia Academy, Class 202, lor tSdi, to be drawn at Alexandria, Va., on Saturday, December 20th, ISM. 75 number lottery—13 drawn ballots. SCHEME: ^ _ • r <•> > /-,r A 1 prize ot wo,ooo 1 do 16.465 1 do 10,000 1 do 5,000 *zu prizes oi | 12 do 1,000 20 do 400 &c., &c., &c. Tickets $10—halves $5— quarters $2 50 1 Certificates ol packgs. 25 whole tickets $130 00 Do do 25 half do 65 Ou Do do 25 quarter do 32 50 $00,000! $25,000! $10,000! VI R G l N I A SI ATE LOTTERY, lor the benefit of Monongalia Academy, Class for 1S51, to be drawn at Alexandria, Va., on Saturday, December 21th, lb-51. 10 Drawn B (lots out of IS lumbers! Giving more Prizes than Blanks ! MAGNIFlCTEN'l SCHEME: 1 prize of $60,000 1 do 25,000 1 do 10,000 1 do 8.000 1 do 7,000 1 do 5,000 1 prize of $4,000 1 do 3,216 10 do 2,000 10 do 1,000 , 10 do 1,000 20 do 000 &C., &C., KC. Ticket- $20; halves $10, qrs. $5; eighths $2 50. Certificateso| pack'gs 26 whole tickets $220 00 Do do 26 halt do 110 00 Do do 26 quarter do 55 00 Do do 26 eighth do 27 50 t^bORDERs for Tickets and Shares and Cer tificates of Packages in the above Splendid ‘ Lotteries, will receive the roost prompt atten tion, and an official account of each draw ing will be sent immmediately after it is over, to all who order from us.—Address, J. & C. MAURY, nov20—lm Agents. Alexandria. Va. DRY GOODST _


ocr: Canal Commerce. Arrived. June6. Boat Gen. Tyson, Cumberland, coal to Wa ters & Zimmerman. Boat Mount Vernon, Cumberland, coal Fowte&Co. Boat Enterprise, do do | Boat L. A. Phelps. do do Boat Ohio, Cumberland, coal to D. B. & Co. Departed, Ji nk Boat H. H. Casey,Cumberland, by Water? Zimmerman. Boat Elizabeth, Cumberland, by Fowle Boat William Albert, Cumberland, by D. Smith & Co. . . Boat Louisa. groceries for Bridgeport, McVeigh. Bro.


ocr: j ; j 1 I 1 ; j | NEW CHEESE.—600 lbs. prime Eastern Cheese, just received, and for-sale low by the box, by F1SHBACK & BRO. corner of aug 26 " Prince and Union sts. TIMOTHY SEED.—100 bushels prime Tim othy Seed, received, and for sale by Fep S J. J. WHEAT U BROS. COTTON YARN.—15 bales assorted Yarn, just received by SCp4 _ J^J. WHEAT & BRO. Or* HHDS. Cuba and P. R. Sugars, landing Zif and for sale by McVEIGH, HARPER & CHAMBERLAIN._ __sej>_3__ BBLS. No. 3 Massachusetts Mackerel, JLUV/ landing and for sale, by sep 5_ D. B. SMITH & CO. GOV. JAVA COFFEE,of superior quality, just received, and for sale bv sep 6 WM. L. POWELL & SON. BLANKETS.—2 cases containing 100 pair Blankets, for sale by _sepjCAZKNOVE & CO. MACKEREL.—New No. 3 Mackerel, in bbls., for sale by F. A. MAJRBURY, sep 1 Fowle's Wharf. ET BOXES fresh ground Coflee, just received O b\ sep 2 TIMBERLAKE & TALIAFERRO. 1 f\ BBLS. prime No. 3 Mackerel, in store, 1V/ and for sale low by aug 8 TIMBERLAKE & TALIAFERRO. OO NESTS Wooden Bound Tubs, which Z\J will be sold very low bv the Nest. sep 2 TIMBERLAKE & TALIAFERRO. Cl fl/Yrk LBS. prime Sides Bacon, in store Z*\J'J\J and for sale by sep 2 TIM BERK AKE & TALIAFERRO. WHITE LEAD.—100 kegs Lewis’s pure White Lead, for sale by aug 29 J. J. WHEAT & BROS.__ 1 BOXES 5's Plug Tobacco, select brands, 1UU landing and for sale by McVEIGH, HARPER & CHAMBERLAIN. _ee|i_3_ A PRIME article of RICE, in store and for sale by FISHBACK & BRO., sep 1 cor. Prince and Uoion-sts. 5 HHDS. Porto Rico Molasses, 10 hhds. do do Sugar, for sale bv sep 10 TIMBERLAKE & TALLVFERKO. OUPERIOR OLD WHISKEY, on hand, and O for sale by aug 30 _ _ D. &JS. BLACKLOCK._ OA BBLS. of fine old rye Whiskev, in store, OU and for sale by THOMAS BURNS, aug 28 corner of Prince and Fairfax-sts. OLD RYE WHISKEY, pure and soft, m store, and for sale by sep 6 WM. L. POWELL & SON. OATS.—200 bushels Oats, just received and for sale very low, at WHITE’S, au« 22 Post-office corner. FRESH RICE.—10 tierces fresh Rice, land ing and for sale by McVEIGH, HAR PER &CHAMBERL A IN. sep 3 COFFEE.—S5 bags Rio, Laguyra, Marieai bo, and Java Coffee, for sale by aug 30_D.&S. BLACKXOCK. TA R AND PITCH.—40 bbls. Tar and Pitch, for sale by augj29 _J. J. WHEAT & BROS. A prime lot of No. S's and 5's Tobacco, for sale low by 2 TIMBERLAKE & TALfAIfERRO.


ocr: lotteries. BRILLIANT LOTTERIES, EUR NOVEMBER, 1851. J. W.WAIRY&CO., Managers. $4<;,ooo! $20,000! $io,uoo! VI RG I N I A STATE Lu l l Kin’, for the benefit ot Monongalia Academy, Class 167, for ts.Ol.to be drawn at Alexandra. Va., on Saturday, November Stli, lS5l. Id Drawn Bdlots out of is Number*. Giving more Prizea than Wanks! MAUN I FI Cl ENT SCHEME: I j>n/.e ol $10,000 1 do 20.000 1 do 10.000 1 do 7,000 1 do .",.000 1 do 4.000 ! do M.OOO 1 prize of $2,450 l do *2.162 I do 2.000 10 do 1,500 10 do 1,000 10 do 500 &c.. &c &c.. Tickets $15;halves 7 50; qr*. 3 75:eighths 1 b/j Certificates of pack'gs. 20 whoie tickets $u>0 00 1)0 do 26 half do SO 00 Do do 26 quarter do 40 00 Do do 20 eighth do 20 00 33,000 DOLLARS ! t T 1 RG I N l A STATE LOTTERY, for the V henefit of Monongalia Academy, Class 173, tor 15)51, to be drawn at Alexandria, \a.. on Saturday. November 15///, l^M. SPLENDID SCHEME: I prize of l do 1 do 1 do $33,000 15,000 8.000 I 5.000 | lpnzeoi M.ZoU no do 1,000 no do nuo 00 do 300 ace., ixc. Tickets $10-.-halves $5—quarters $2 00 ! Certificates ot pack's*. 20 whole tickets $110 00 Do «io 20 half tio 00 0u Do do 20 quarter do 30 00 00,000 DOLLARS! VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY, for the ben efit of Monongalia Academy, Class for IS01, to be drawn in Alexandria, A a., on Saturday, November 22r/, 1801. 70 number lottery—12 drawn ballots! BRILLIANT SCHEME: 1 prize ot $60,000 1 do 30.000 1 do 20,000 1 do 10,000 1 do 7,000 J prize ot 5o,uuu ! do 2,S35 100 do I .'>00 113 do 1,000 &c., &c., &c. Whole tickets $20: hi vs. 10; qrs. 5: eighths 2 jO! Certificates ol packgs. 25 whole tickets $260 uo [)o do 25 half do 130 00 f)0 do 25 quarter do 65 00 [)0 do 25 eighth do 32 50 10,000 DOLLARS! VI R G I N 1 A STATE LOTTKKV, for the benefit of Monongalia Academy, Class 184. for ls51, lobe drawn at Alexandua, ^a., o/i Siturdut/, November 20///, 1651. ( 7S numDer loltery--13 draw’ll ballols . GRAND SCHEME: 1 prize of $40,000 1 do 12,000 I do 6,000 1 (lO d, / d0 40 prizes ot $2,000 40 do 500 40 do 250 162 do 200 KC*i ^C. Tickets only $HJ--halves $5—quarters $2 50! Certificates of packgs 26 whole tickets $130 00 Do Jo 20 half do 65 00 Do do 26 quarter do 32 50 (Ks^Okders for Tickets and Shares and Cer tificates of Packages in the above Splendid Lotteries, wifi receive the most prompt atten tion, and aw official account of each drawing will be sent immnriediately alter it is over, to all who order from us.—Address, J. C. MAURY, oct 21 — 1 m Agents, Alexandria, \ a. Fancy Articles, &c., &c. OOAPS, PKRFCMKKY.&c - Lowe’s Honey, and Brown Windsor Soap: lajloi’s Wash Ball; Sand Soap ; Omnibus, Castile, Almond Shaving Creams; Luhin's Kxtract: Bouquet De Caroline; Heliotiope; Mille Fleurs: Flower De Orange: Sweet Pea. Kglantine, German, and American Cologne, ol best qualities; Philo come; Beef Marrow; Hauel’s Restorative; Tricopherous; Wise’s Hair'ionic; Hair


ocr: The BOATS of the subscribers ^^^^^^will ply regularly between Alex "etown, and Harper's Ferry, and the Old Furnace, by the Chesapeake and Ohio ^^Commissions entrusted to them shall be faithfully promptly executed. Refer to Messrs. Fowle & Co., Wm- L. Powell A Bon, and to any merchants *n Alex aadna R. S. BLACKBURN W F. ALEXANDER Harper'* Ferrv, oct 10—lv


ocr: ----5- | (-» HHDS. Porto Rico Sugar ) 0 bbds. Molasses 20 bags Rio Coffee 5 44 Java 44 1000 lbs. 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 u Wrapping Twine, for sale low hy [fob 15 Gl{ IMES & KlNCHEloE. HHDS. N. O and P. R. Sugar ' 5 “ “ *• Molasses 20 bags R o Coffee 5 ‘‘ Old While Coffee 10 boxes Tobacco 12 half Chest G. P., Imperial and Y. H. Tea 4 “ “ Black 44 10 boxes Chocolale 10 boxes Ground Pepper 5 boxes Castile Soap 10 boxes Fancy and Toilet Variegated Soap 30 boxes Dark 44 20 “ Mould Candles 500 lbs. Sal a rains 20 dozen Painted Buckets 10 boxes Pearl Starch, for salebv mh 4 GRIMES & KINC'HKLOK. NOTICE TO FISHERMEN—The subscri bers offer foi sale at their store, near the t Ferry Slip, 100 coil Russia Rope 60 do Manilla do 3000 lbs. superior Cork-wood 2000 lbs. Seme Twine


ocr: f^TlRE. MARINE, AIM) LIFE INSURANC E 1 A G E N C Y .-FRANKUS SLAUGH TER. Underwriter and General Insurance Apent. Fredericksburg, la. i^*A;l rifks taken at the lowest rat*** of premium. , J^LOSSES adjusted with liberality and promptly paid. au^ 12—eo6oi


ocr: niLLS OF EXCHANGE ON IRELAND, f> sold in *um» to suit; Foreign Exchange bought and sold; Washington *i"l AJ«»ndr'» Corporation Stock. Chesapeake and Ohio Cane Bonds, State, City and County Bonds, and StoCk’ Chubb!*SCHENCK& CO. Bankers. Opposite Treasury, Washington. Washington, dec 11—eotm___


ocr: j j ! ORANGE and ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD. MORNING IK AIN : ON, ANl) AFTER MONDAY,(heOth inst., the TRAIN will leave the Alexandria j Station, on Duke street, at 7k o'clock, daily, (Sun | days excepted,) to go as tar as Union Mill, near Bull Hun, returning in time to reach Alexandria I by It o’clock. AFTERNOON TRAIN: From Alexandria at o'clock,—returning, ; leaving Union Mills at IT and Sangster's Mill j at 4$, or on the arrival of the YVarrenton Stages, i 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.r>5 41 Do l ee's Station..70 14 Do Sangster's Mill.*b0 41 Do Union Mill........00 “ Do Manassas Station...$1 10 44 Round trip tickets to the same points. Fare to Springrield Station.,70 cts. Do Burke's Station.b0 44 Do Lee’s Station*....$1 00 Do Sangster's Mill.$1 10 Do Union Mill..$1 30 Do Manassas Station.$i 00 The fare to intermediate points will be cal culated at four cents per mile. R. H. MIDDLETON, oct 24—tf Superintendent. WASHINGTON AND AI.EX lANDKlA BOAT.—The THUS. COLLYER leaves* her berth at Daningerheld’s wharf, at the following hours, punctually. A! Coach connects with the Boat in Washington, j Boats fare 12)6 cls —Coach cts. The j Boat trom Alexandria connects with the Balti more train; also the 3 o’clock boat and the 12 o’clock boat from Washington with the 0 o’clock Baltimore train. Leave Alexandria at 7a,L 'Jig, IIV^j A. M., 1>£3, 4W,P. M. \ Leave Washington at SJ.,, 10,12, A.M., 2, j 3^, 5, P. M. oct 27—dtf SAM*L. GEDNEY, Master. POTOMAC RIVER BOAT— JFOR SANDY POINT —The sn l»enor new steamer GKORGL HASHING


ocr: ! | &3P Synod of Virginia.—The Synod of Virginia will commence its annual meeting in the Second PresbWerian Church, corner of Prince and Sr. Asaph street., Alexandra, on Thursday uizbf, October 16. The se^siors will be opened with a Sermon from the hst Mode rator. at half past seven o’clock. There will be preaching daily during '^e sessions. The public are invited to attend. JOSHUA N. DAN FORTH, Pastor of Second Prt.'byterian Chf rch. ort 13—did


ocr: TO TRAVELLERS. ORANGE AND ALKXAN OKI A K A l ROAD, and Stack Line, for Warren ton and Culpeper Va.— One fw/J the to Warrenton bit Rad Road.—Passengers leave this place tlailv (Sundays excepted,) the Rail Road, at 7 A o'clock ior Warrenton. for Culpeper, three times a week, Thursdays, and Saturdays. Seats can he se cured at the “Waverly House,” and Newton's ‘‘Mansion House,’’ Alexandria,


ocr: ! ORANGE and ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD. MORNING TRAIN: ON, AND AFTER MONDAY, the6th inst., the TRAIN will leave the Alexandria Station, oti Duke street, at 7 A oV/ocil^tiaily, (Sun days excepted,) to go as tar as Union Mill, near Bull Run, returning in time to reach Alexandria by il o'clock. AFTERNOON TRAIN: From Alexandria at 2$ o’clock,—returning, leaving Union Mills at 44, and Sangster’s Mill at 4i, 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 da> s. Fare to Springfield Station.35 cts. Do Burke’s Station.55 41 Do Lee's Station.70 44 Sangsler’s Mill.SO 44 Union Mill-....90 44 _ Manassas Station...Si 10 44 Round trip tickets to the same points. ♦ are to Springfield Station.50 cts. Burke's Station.^0 Lee s Station* * ••....•..•Si Sangster’s Mill.Si Union Mill..Si Manassas Station.$1 The fare to intermediate points will culated at four cents per mile. R. H. MIDDLETON, oct 21_tf Superintendent. Do Do Do Fare Do Do l>o Do Do 00 10 30 50 be cal OKANGK AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD. PASSENGER TRAINS will leave the Ma nassas 27 miles trom Alexandria,


ocr: FOR M O U N T VKRNON. The Steamer THOMAS COL' LYEil leave# her berth, at Damgerhelu. wharf, at lOVi o^elock, A. M .on MONDAY. Jl'KK 2®. WEDNESDAY, “4th. FRIDAY. “ 6th. Calling at Fort Washington. KARF. 75 CENTS, round trip. Je j-eoJt SAMUEL GEDNEY, Uptaiu.


ocr: ; , I I ORANGE and ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD. ON, AND AFTER MONDAY, the 1st December, the TRAINS will leave Alex andria daily, (Sundays excepted,) at 8 o'clock, A. M , ami at l K, o'clock, P. M.: leturmns, will leave the Manassas Station at 10 A. M., and 3l£ o'clock, l\ AJ. Rouud%ip tickets in either direction at redu ced rates,tr0 and return within two days, to he obtainedf the Conductor. Jr are tofcpnnglield Station.35 cts. Do Burke's Station.55 44 Do »^e's Station.70 41 Do ^‘Hgsters Mill ..SO 44 Do 11;^ Mill.90 44 Do Ma%»s«as Station...$1 10 44 Round tnp\ketsto the same points. Fare to Spiinj^id Station.50 cts. I'to Burke Ration.''O 44 IX> lice's S^iion.$1 00 IX) Saunter x Mdl.Si 10 Do Union Mii\.$1 30 Do Mananas Sutton.*i 50 Vt* B. BKOCKKTT, nov 20—tt Acent. Office Orange k Alexam^a R. R. Co., } Alexandria, N« s, I8.'>t. ^ MERCHANDIZE tor trai4oitation on this Road will be received (Sumiavs ex cepted) between the hours ot % clock. A. JV1., and 4 P. M., at the Station, grner ot Duke and Henry sts., under the toliovug regulations: All articles ottered tor transition must be distinctly marked, and each lot ^pmpanied by a list in duplicate ot the numbe^ml descrip tion of packages to be forwarded,gd the name of the consignee and consignor. Gunpowder will only be ior\r;]e(] under special agreement, and on the irnings of Monday and Wednesday, between e hours of 8 and 12 o'clock. \ Friction Matches will not be awarded under any circumstances. nov io—tf W. B EROCKETTipBh he celebkat i> ixx.


ocr: _LOTTERIES._ BRILLIANT LOTTERIES, FOR OCTOBER, 185L J. W,. MAURY & CO., Managers. 50,000 DOLLARS! 10 prizes of $3,000 ! 2o piizes of $2,000 ! VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY, for the benefit of Monongalia Academy, Class 144, lor 1851, to be drawn at Alexandria, Va., on Saturday, October Ilf//, 1851. 13 drawn numbers in package of 25 tickets! SPLENDID SCHEME: I prize of $50,000 1 do 25.000 l do 10.000 1 do 10,000 1 do 0.000 1 do .*1,090 lOpiizesof $3,000 20 do 2.000 20 do 1,000 30 do f»00 200 • do 300 &cM &c., &c. Tickets $15: halves 7 ou; qrs. 3 75; eighths 1 87$ Certificates of pack'gs. 25 whole tickets 5ISO 00 Do do 25 half do 90 00 Do do 25 quarter do 45 00 Do do 25 eighth do 22 50 $33,175! 10 prizes of $1,500! VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY, for the ben efit of Monongalia Academy, Class 150, for 1851, to be drawn in Alexandria. Va.. on Saturday, October IS///, 1851. 75 number lotterv—14 drawn ballots! SPLENDID SCHEME: 1 prize of $33,17> 1 do 15,000 1 do 10,000 1 do (5,000 1 do «*,000 1 prize ot *3,000 1 do 2.43*2 10 do 1.500 10 do 1,000 &c., &c., &c. I ickets $10—halves quarters *2 do : Certificates of pack’gs. 25 whole tickets $120 00 Do do 25 half do 00 00 Do do 25 quarter do 30 00 75,000 DOLLARS! *125.000! $15,000! $10,000! 214 prizes of $1,500 ! VI K G I N I A STAT E LOTTER Y, for the benefit of Monongalia Academy, Class L, for 1651, to be drawn at Alexandria, Va., >n Saturday, October 25/4, i S51. 7S number lottery—12 drawn ballots. very SPLENDID SCHEME: I prize of $75,000 1 do 25.000 1 do 15,000 I .jo 10,000 1 prize of $7,000 l do 3,**25 214 (lowest 3 No) 1,500 &c., &cM &c. Tickets $20, halves $10, qrs. $5; eighths $2 50. Ottificates of pack'ga 26 whole tickets S2S0 00 Do do 26 halt do 140 00 Do do 26 quarter do 70 00 Do do 26 eighth do 35 00 ^tOrders for Tickets and Shares and Cer of Packages in the above Splendid Lotteries, will receive the most prompt atten and a» official account of each drawing be sent jnimmediately after it is over, to who order from us.—Add fees, J. & C. MAURY, *ep 23—lm Agent*. Alexandria, Va. BOOTS AND SHOES. H. BAYNE & CO, have received


ocr: | : j i j j | t WASHINGTON and ALEXANDRIA BOA I>. Steamers h mot w George ^V ashinoton, ^s 1 jyggjfigfc THOMAS CoLLYER % : l net* tifte Boats ie<*ve at the follow mg Roms. Leave Alexandria, at *4, £>3, ^4» 1^4, II4 124, , A. M.« U. 24> 34i 44, 04, P. i\l. Leave Washington, at S4> f*4t ID4, lUj 12L A. M., 14, 24, 34, 44, 54, and :">L P- M. FARR by the Washington 124 cents; Lollyer 5 cents. Round trip by Washington 1*24 cents without landing. Coaches connect with the Boats. The Washington leave* for Mount Ver non at 104 o'clock on WEDNESDAY and FRIDAYS. JOB CORSON, SA.M'L GF.DNEY, oct f,-6t __Captains. PASSAGE FIVE CENTS: The well known, safe, and com ^gasSwcxho119 steamer PHEN1A, i* ply ln^eguiarty between Alexandria and Wash ington, at the following hours, viz : Leave Alexandria at 7*£, H/i*? UH, 3',u. and -Va o'clock. Lea vc W ashington at S3 d, 1 Vi?12 %>2 Ti ? ^3 J? and d o’clock. PASSAGE on the Boat FIVE CENTS; on the Omnibus 6 V* CENTS! JAMES GUY’. Captain, new and superior BOA T will he rea dy in a few da\s to run in connection with the Pheni.x. _sep 26—tf FOR NORFOLK —The steamer 0SCEOLA will resume her trips to the above place on Saturday, the 4th October. Leaving Washington every Saturday and Y\ ed nesdav, at 9 o’clock, A. M.» and Alexandria at 9*2 o'clock. Returning, leave Norfolk every Monday and I hursdav, at 4 o clock, P. M. She will touch, going and returning, at Cone river, and the usual landings on the Potomac.. Passage and fare, &>. oct4—tt JAMES GREEN &. SON, Agents. poll BALTIMORE—The ^SBaCSTEAMKR COLUMBIA, Captain Jamfj^Iarfi'f, will resume her regular trip^ between this place and Baltimore, leaving Baltimore on the 1st of March, at l o'clock, P. M .and Alexandria each Wednesday, at 7 o'clock, A. Al., touchiog at the intermediate landings on the river. I* or pai ticulars, enquire nf J. J. WHEAT & BROTHERS, feb 26—tf_ Miscellaneous Notices.__ i


ocr: Loiltloi).June l‘* Liverpool..lime n Havre.Jui»e 1*2 New <)rleaii>Jiine ‘S2 MARINE LIST POUT OK ALKXANDK1A, Jl L\ 1. A rri v t:n. Schr lied Jacket. Conklin, New \ork, lo Wafer." & Zimmerman. Steamship Martin Hnthnan. Townsend, New York, to Waters At Zimmerman. M KMeKAM'A Barque lien. Harri>on, Meade, at Mu\ague/, Jsth nit . loading for this port Schr Senator, Kirhy, cleateil at New \osk. for this port 2" h ult. Schr. Oneco, l>akei, hence at B *stOfi, ‘2Sth ult. Schr. Fulton, Jacpie*, hence at New ^otk. lnth ult. Schr. Pampero. Pentield, cleared at New \ork for this port, 2Sth ult.


ocr: DRESS GOODS.—a beautiful assortment of Dress Goods, consisting of Persian Cloths Block Worked Delanes Wartered do Printed do Second Mourning do; just opened and will be sold at a small advance, and no mistake about it. [sep 13] ROBERT HARPER. NEW CHEESE.—14 boxes prime New Cheese, just received, and for sale by sep 13 FISHBACK & BRO.


ocr: siders Haynau an angel of with Weh.*ter, represents Henry Clay as “just ready to have both body and soul cast into hell . The editor then regrets that he has “so lutle power of expression to convey the emotions I that fill his breast.” WILLIAM AND MAKY COLLEGE, VA. The Norfolk News says that it is a lamenta ble fact that this ancient t^eai of learning is fast losing the celebrity it once enjoyed among the colleges of the country, and is becoming a neg lected institution. Many causes have conspir ed to produce thi« state of things. _ 6 HMDS. N. 0 and P. K. Sugar 5 »» “ “ Molasses *20 bags Rio Coffee 5 •* Old While Coffee 10 boxes Tobacco 12 half Chest G. P., Imperial and l. H. lea 4 “ “ Black “ 10 boxes Chocolate 10 boxes Ground Pepper 5 boxes Castile Soap 10 boxes Fancy and Toilet >ariegated Soap 30 boxes Dark 20 “ Mould Candles 500 lbs. Sal a rat us 20 dozen Painted Buckets 10 boxes Pearl Starch, for sale by mh4 GRIMES^ KINCHELOK. NOTICE TO FISHERMEN.—I he subscri bers offer for sale at their store, near the Ferry Slip, 100 coil Russia Rope 60 do Manilla do 3000 lbs. superior Cork-wood 2000 lbs. Seme Twine 200 suits Oil Clothes 50 bbls. Tar 500 sacks Ground Alum Salt. Together with a general assortment ot GROCERIES, all of is hicli they will dispose of on as favorable terms as they can be had eUewhere, and would respectfully invite the "ZhT °f ^"cBHGHTON t BOPPW. /CIGARS AND TOBACCO —The subscri. hers at their store, near the Kerry Slip, otter for sale 60.000 Principe Cigars 10.000 Havana “ 5,000 American “ . 30 boxes Tobacco 1 lb. Lumps, .Vs and 5> mh5 CREIGHTON & BODKIN. 1A KKG> Glade- Buttnr ILF 5000 lbs. Shoulder Bacon 4000 “ Sides Bacon 1000 “ Lard 20 hb!s. Herring 10 bbls. Mackerel, in store, and for sale low by . mh 4 GRIMES & KINCHF.LOK. ROLL BUTTER.—A few barrels of nice Roll Butter, received ami for sale low, by the hbl., by T. M. McCOKMICK & CO , f(.hl0 __Theatre Buildmg. MERCER POTATOES-100 bush, prime MERCER POTATOES, warranted free from Ro,, for sale a. ( % HARPER’S. A SUPERIOR article of Gents WWte KM Gloves, suitable for the Birth Night Bad, &Cfet!j JV JVaT.TO^ HARPER, i AAA LBS. of New Bacon, landing from fl^ai! bvlbe s,eamer thomas burns mh3 > corner of Prince and Fa»rfax-sU. HlsKEYJ>«nnP>,vania CoM*r. Distilled Whiskey, in hogsheads, received, and for sale h> THOMAS BURNS, mh 3 corner of Prince and Fairfax-st*. 1 aA/\ FEET patent improved SAFE J ^AfVJxJ TY FUSE, just received and for sale low, by J. A. ENGLISH & CO. feb 27__ AAAA LBS. of New Bacon Shoulders, Zv/UU bright and dry, received, and for *ale by THOMAS BURNS, mh l corner of Prince jind Fairfax-*^*. 11THISKEY, fine Old Rye Whiskey, con W slantly on band, an.BURNS, mh 1 corner of Prince and Fairfai«ajj». jrr\ BUSHELS Clover Seed, a prime article, tnh I0' “l< bGRIMJCS^JINCHELOE_ TAR.^-50 bhle. Tar, landing from Schr. V\ . A Dawson, for sale bv _ _ mh4 W J. J. WHEAT fc BROS.


ocr: \ j j ; [COMMUNICATED. Cooking with Cumberland Coal. For experiment, one ton of Cumberland Coal was bought, and the use of it commenced on the ‘27th of July last, in a kitchen in this place, and continued to Tuesday night, *2Sth or Octo ber, being fully ninety four days. Thu expe riment establishes the great value of this Coal , for domestic u<e. One of Wagers medium sized patent stoves was used, but no doubt any cooking stove, with a grate in it, will answer. To show an approximation to the saving, a short statement is appended: A cord of oak wood at the time cost $4 50 Hauling averages. 33 Sawing, one cut. 374 $•3 20 ft Most families will consume for cook ing, 1*2 cords a year. 12 $62 46 One ton of coal delivered costs $4 50 Four tons a year for kitchen.. 4 IS 00 Saving in kitchen fluel, per annum $44 46 If the wood should be cut twice, the cost will be cents more, or $4 50 per annum, and the difference between wood and coal $4S 96 in favnr oi coal. And if the coal is not picked, it can be bought tor $4 25 a ton, and will, it is thought, answer just as well as lhe lump coal, and will save one dollar more on four tons, say in round number*, a total saving of $50 expense on one fire With a cooking stove there may be some difficulty in broiling, but this can De obviated with a small quantity of charcoal. The name of the experimenter can be bad, if any further information is needed. W. [communicated. The People’* Circus. This establishment, comprising four of the most celebrated Southern Amphitheatres, will visit our city to-day, and give two performan ces, one in the afternoon, and one at night.— lhe widespread reputation of this company is sufficient guarantee ot their excellence, and we advise all who a Jin ire choice equestrianism, and the choicest entertainments of the arena, to pay them a visit,—our words for it, they will be equally amused and gratified. *


ocr: Pl'BI.lSHKl) DAILY AND TK' EDGAR SNOT* akkkly by The ALEXANDRIA oAZhi 1 K tor the Country, is printed onTi»-^y», 1 huradav* & Saturdays. SvRSCtirriON.—The Daily paper wfurnished nt 8 dollars )>er annum, payable hall yenily. lue Country paper—tri-weekly—is furnished lor hve dollars i**r annum, payable in advance. ADViRXiSi.NO.—'Three insertions ol one square, lor on*, dollar. Yearly advertisers at specified rates. No subscription received from thecountiy. unless accompanied by the cash, or by u responsible name. , ' i : | ! I


ocr: (OA1.MK1U I A L. Baltimore Market, December 31. Cattle —The offerings ot Beeves at the scale* to-day reached 650 head, of which her 173 were sold to City butchers, 12 were left over unsold, and 133 were driven to ph a. Prices ranged from $2 to $3 50 on the hoof, equal to $4 a $0 75 net, and averaging $2 75 gross. H<,gs.—The market is brisk at $5 lo $5 50. Flour—We note sales to-dav of S00 bbis Howard Street Flour a? $4 02|2. Sales on Saturday and to-dav of about 3000 bbls. City Mills Flour at $1 5dI4: and of one or two small lots at $4 (52J. Crain—The supply of Wheat w*as mode rate to-day, and prices are fully sustained. We continue io quote good to prime reds at 95 a 102 cents. Silesnf white Wheat at 102 a 100 cents, and of family flour white at 1 OS a cent*. barge sales of Corn were made to-day at 5S *59cts. fo" white, principally at the foimer rate, and of yellow at 5Scts. Oats are wanted, and would bring 40a42cts. Sales of Penn. Oats at 13 ct*.


ocr: m—mmmmmmmmmmmmm .. \mmmm .rwfi-iniMi j Almanac. IsAl. Sin St .nI AtVfl’ST. rises Moon s I masks. 2 .i? s* -i'Ikhu.ii “»:* ► 10 Sunday '”> 4'> ^ I ^ ^ ** * n ! 11 Mondav.> :>l j* ’ .... 12 Tuesday ..••'> I" »> •)0.Kl _— 13 Wodn«*-ilav > !l*> lf> I HIGH WATEK. II Thursday . .|5 12m Acgi *T S, -di —lit LATEST DATES. London.July 2d I Havre.July *2 > Liverpool.Iu1 \ *2»'* New * h lenn<.. Aug. 1 MARINE LIST POUT OF ALEXANDRIA. AKilST 7. Arriv HI). Brig Pembroke, Pike. Lamport, laths anti pickets to Ca/enove X Co., and plaister to Fowle X Co. Schr. Svlvia K, Bourne, Sandwich, to W a* ters X Zimmerman. Schr. Mott Bedell. Bede!!, New York, to Ca/enove X Co., and freight lor district. Steamship Freeman Kawdon. New \ork, to Waters X Zimmerman. St hr. Inal, Hannon, Pomonkey. wheat to S. Shinn X Son. Schr. Victor, Suttles, Machodoc, corn to S. Shinn X Son. Schr < ieorge and Margaret, Heed, Mattox, wheat to S Shinn X Son. Sloop John J. Murray,-, Potomac Creek, wheat to S. Shinn X Son. Saii.kp Schr. Win. W. Wiei, Stoddard,-coal b\ Waters X Zimmerman. Schr. F. F. Randolph, Burnett. Pighton, Mass , coal from Fowle & Co. Schr Sea Flower, Pavton, Brooklyn, coal by Waters X Zimmerman. ___


ocr: ( anal Commerce. Arrived, July 21. Boats Montameer and Ohio, Cumberland, coal to l). B Smith & Co. Boat L A. Phelps, Cumberland, coa! to Kowle ^ Co. Departed. Boat (». \Y. Higgs, jr., Cumberland, by Wa ters & Zimmerman. Boats Old Dominion and Augusta, ('umber land, by Fowle & Co.


ocr: I ( | / : After some Warrior, Poet, or Stoic. CLOCKS, CLOCKS.—Eight Day and Thirty Hour Spring Clock*, warranted to keep correct lime at reduced prices to close out my remaining stock. Cal! at C. C. BERRY’S jy 14 Comb and Variety Store. f KMOXS and Lemon Syrup landing this day Li trom the steamer Baltimore and tor sale by THOMAS BURNS, cor. Prince and jy 2b Fairfax st*. OXYGENATED BITTERS.—Green’s cele brated Oxygenated Bitters warranted gen uine. received and for sale by jy 24 COOK & PEEL^ A BEAUTIFUL lot of small family Hams, just received, and for sale love by F1SHBACK L BRO., jy 22 corner of Union and Prince-ste. PATENT SHOULDER SEAM SHIRTS.’— Just received a fresh supply of those beau tiful fitting Shirts, a very superior article, and for sale by [jy 24] A. LAMMOND. WHITE Wheat Family Floor in barrels and bag*, received and for sale by THOMAS BURNS, corner of Prince jy 23 and Fairfax streets. BBLS. Crushed Sugar HI 10 boxes Loaf Sugar^fojrsa^e /ekry. FJSvgr0Und C°r F^HBACK °fc’BRO.!0' jv 22 ^ corner of Union and Prince-sts. ON hand a larKe lot of Country Knit Cotton Socks which will be sold loir by the doz pn U> 221 ROBERT HARPER. G~~UA.NO, in cask* and bags, of prime quali ty, for’sale by jya _CAZENOVE & CO. E~~ \1PTY Linseed Oil Casks, for sale by WM. STABLER & BRO., b mo 12th Fairfax-street. PRESTONIl MERRILL’S Yeast Powder*. lyiyjff 'iasr ' ' ' Cotnb tnd Variety Star*. PATENT PA^TWL. J>j*t rec..»«l6«nd T for sale by WM. STABLER ft BRO.^ 7 mo 23d_ FOILED LINSEED OIL, of b«»t r*' D c‘lrtd *nd for bJ cook * FEEL.


ocr: | •_GROCERIES._ HHDS. Porto Rico Sugar ) H hhds. Molasses 20 bags Rio Coflee 5 “ Java 4* 1000 lbs. Loaf Sugar 10 half boxes Cavendish Tobacco 10 half Chest G. P. and Imperial Tea 10 boxes Starch 10 boxes Ground Pepper 1') kegs Ground Pepper 5 boxes Indigo Blue 20 gross Mustard 0000 Prmcipe Segars 50 boxes first rate Cheese 25 gross Matches 10 dozen Brooms 50 bundles Wrapping Paper GO u Wrapping Twine, for sale low | by [feb 15 GRIMES1 & KINCHELoE. 6 HHDS. N.*0 and P. R. Sugar 5 “ 41 “ Molasses 20 bags Rio Coflee 5 •• Old While Coflee 10 boxes Tobacco 1*2 half Chest G. P., Imperial and V. H.Tea 4 44 “ Black “ 10 boxes Chocolate 10 boxes Ground Pepper 5 boxes Castile Soap 10 boxes Fancy and Toilet Vanegated Soap 30 boxes Dark “ j 20 44 Mould Candles | 500 lbs. Salaratus 20 dozen Painted Buckets 10 boxes Pearl Starch, for salebv j mh 4 GRIMES & KINCHELOE. NOTICETCTfTsHERMEN.—The subscri bers offer for sale at their store, near the Ferry Slip, 100 coil Russia Rope 00 do Manilla do 3000 lbs. superior Cork-wood 2000 lbs. Seine Twine 200 suits Oil Clothes GO bbls. Tar 500 sacks Ground Alum Salt. Together with a general assortment of ' GROCERIES, all of which they will dispose j of on as favorable terms as they can he had elsewhere, and would respectfully invite the ! attention of purchasers. mh 5 CREIGHTON & BODKIN. CIGARS AND TOBACCO —The eubscri bers at iheir store, near the Ferry Slip, I for sale 60.000 Principe Cigars 10,000 Havana “ 5,000 American “ 30 boxes Tobacco 1 lb. Lumps, 5*s and S'? i mh 5 CREIGHTON k RODKfN\_ ! rf\) RAILROAD"CONTRACTORS AND X OTHERS.—We are now receiving direct : from the manufacturers, a large supply of supe : nor blas’ing POWDER, which we warrant equal to any manufactured, and for sale at


ocr: are Almanac. , i , i !Nj0. >i Nj>r.\ MAKCII. ,sv^5.| Moon’s Phasks 19 WWnesta\ |G 1 5 59 l'\ H* |L* » mi 0 Tr-J JA j Kr„l;.v .:.. .> 59 « 1 ;V "'. ' -A j3»J« 2 V— ’ ,5 t sii!! ay ... 5 t» .» _____ Monday.... 5 5G G 4 I1 It • 11 W A 1 KIv Tuesday.... 15 55 G 5 Maiu'H 19, <Si, 29in. LATEST PATHS. London.Mh. I i iverpoo!.Mh. 1 Havre.rer>. ys New Orleans. Mh. 10 Canal Commerce. Arrived, March 1*. Koat Wm. Cost Johnson, Nolands Kerry, to Cazenove & Co. ^ NKW LINK, v iVew Fork Alexandria. George town, unit Washington PACKETS. Schooner /I/O7 T HE DELL, PAMPERO. u A V A/ />. nm/ o BOUJSTY. For freight a|»j*ly to CAZKNON K & CO., nth 17 Agents — FOR NKW \ORR—I he regular packet Schr. .1/07 7 BEDELL Be.leil. For freight apply to mh 19 CAZKNOVE & CO. a#*' FOR NEW YORK— Regular Line.— sffi^-The regular packet schr. SlAlh^-] MAS. J D Cat he 11, master, will have des For freight apply to S. SHINN & SON, mh 15 — tf Janney's Wharf. ***- FOR NORFOLK AND RICHMOND. —The packet schooner MAiiY 1 IL Franks, master, will have despatch. por freight applv to S. SHINN & SON, Wharf. "xa^ FOR PHILADELPHIA —The sloop lSf!S> LYDIA A\X B!eA, master, will sail rnrfmKsday next, 20th just. For freight ap ply to S. SHINN & SON, mh IA—4t Janney's Wharf. fOR BOSTON-—The schr. ONEKO+ *ff$y Raker. master. For freight ot 2 or 300 *° LAMBERT & McKENZIE. rpUKKS ISLAND SALT 00 bushels in j _L store, for sale by . m mh 17 CAZFNOVE &_CO. s*f\ BOXES Sperm, Adamantine and Peat I 1 OU Candles, in store and for sale hy mh u FLEMING & DOUGLASS CCOVER HILL COAL, in lump-, ot good nnalitv for spring use, for sale bv mhif W.L. POWELL Be SON. BOXES prime CHEESE, this morning - MO » CO. QU.I.-S A. m* re.SjfSiSWT, mh 1* Fowle's Wharf. QF.VEN- EIGHTS’ OS N A BU RGS — 50 hales . ’ “Avondat*,” just received and forsa _e b\ mh 1 FOWLE & CO_ 1_A HHDS.’Prime N. 0 Sugar, in store, and 1U for sale by FLEMING & DOUGLASS, mh 14 __ 1 BBLS steam refined Syrup, a very supe nor article, in Ktore and for Kale bv i


ocr: FOR R ENT —The commodious three story BRICK DWELLING, on . J>Dl Prin^o street, opposite Mr. Jas. Green s, lately occupied by Mr. John Douglass. In a careful and punctual tenant the rent will he moderate. Apply to jan >t—tf * ANDREW JAMIESON.


ocr: ... 12 Wednesday 13 Tlmr^day .. 14 Friday. 15 Saturday... IK Sunday - 17 Monday .... I t> t> .39 I) 1 •) o 4 0 1 5 0 1 3S> 4 5S 4 r»7 4 .'Mi <;r.... lt> 4 •*"> M Ntw.Si U* K I b »i't qr,...oO ID ->T 3i | Kull.f' 10 **l .M | iTTTiTi watlTk [Novkmpkr 11. >sl» 2lm l A J i DAI • Lomioit.Oct. 21* Liverpool..-... Oct. ‘2P Havre.i>cf. New Orleans. NV»v. MARINE LIST. FORT OK ALEXANDRIA NOVEMBER 10. Arrived. Schr. Fairfax, Pentield, New \oik, to S. Shinn & Son. and freight tor the District. _ Sc hr. R. F. Stockton, Aichesun, New \oik. to Howard <Nc Poor. Sc hr. Nathan Durfee, Heald, Fall River, to Burden Mining Co. Sc hr. Helena, Bjgert. New \oik, to Howard & Poor. Schooner Lawrence Watterbury, C rannier, Charleston, salt to Thomas & Dyer. Schr Irani Smith, Davis, Kail River, to Bor den Mining Co. Schr. Hamilton, Dayton, f.O hours from New York, to S. Shinn Son—the quickest trip >et reported. , , Schr. Enterprise. Washington, JMachodoc. wheat and meal to S. Shinn Son. Schr. Gen. Taylor, Jones, Boy 0’s Hole, wheat to S. Shinn & Son. Schr. Lucretia, Lewis, Port Tobacco, wheat and corn to S. Shinn & Son. . , Schr. Geo. ^ ashinviton, Jones, St. Mai\ wheat to S. Shinn & Son. Sait. ei). Schr. Repeater, Traverse, Baltimore, by Lain- bert & McKenz e.


ocr: "sorNJEGKOKS.—We are now a; C^home and prepared to b5* eib Prices for any^u® hereof N KGKOti, be tween a call. to, ' "'S' f0r any number of NEGKULS, De rentes ofH and 25 years old-*,vein All communications promptly attended West End, Alexandria, Va ..... je 12—eo3m @OL.—WOOL wanted b|| BRUIN k HI LI W my 27 DAN’L F. HOOF,


ocr: ARLY SEED POTATOES-Early Fixite and Early Sovereign Potatoes the earliest and best varieties, expected in" fnw<lav*from Hew York. c0°k * KKKL


ocr: iflRE BOARD PRINTS AND t1 PAPER—A good eupplv of Fire Ho*™ Print*, some handsome pattern*: Jennv Lino, Green, Blue, Drab and other Window Curtain Paper, received and for sale low by ap J9 ~ GEO WHITE.


ocr: Wired and American Tooth Brushes, of super ior quality, just received, and for sale by jy •> [FairfaxNews.] _ D. H. GUINN. WATER SLAKE’S PATENT FIRE AND PROOF PAINT, just received and for nr ^ale bv J. R. P1ERP01NT, S. E. corner of jy 3 Kins and Washington streets. Blackberry cordial.—Highly bene ficial in Infantile Diarrhcea, prepared and old by JAS. ENTVVISLE, Jr., Apothecary, je25 opposite Sarepta Hall. rOOTH BRUSHES.—An assortment of Eng lish, French and American, received at LEWIS & QUIGLEY S, jy 4 Drug Store. w ORM CORDIAL, a valuable remedy, high ly recommended by Physicians, as safe and effectual; a supply, just received, and for sale by [je in] LEWIS & QUIGLEY. DAVIS’ PAIN KILLER, a further supply, just received, and tor sale by JAS. ENTVVfSLE, Jr., Apothecary, j0 i7 opposite Sarepta Hall. FRESH DRUGS, kc.—A further supply by schr. Fairfax, for sale by WA1. STABLER & BRO., 6 mo 10 Fairiax-st. TAYNES CARMINATIVE BALSAM, tor J Cholera Morbus, Summer Complaint, &c., for sale by WM. STABLER & BRO., 6 mo 27 Fairfax-street. Extracts for the handkerchief, &c., an excellent assortment, just received and forsale by. D. H. GUINN, jy 2 Druggist. TMPERIAL NUTR1VE CREAM, for ltnprov ing, preserving and beautifying the Hair, just received and for sale by , Yt je 27 J. R P1ERPOINT. TAYNES CARMINATIVE BALSAM, war J ranted genuine, received and forsale at LEWIS & QUIGLEY’S, jy 4 Drug Store. received and for J. R. PIER POINT. Flies, PUTTY in bladders, just sale by jy 7 _J - ^ I7»LV PAPER, for the destruction of Roaches, &c., for sale bv jy 2 COOK & PEEL. PURE WHITE LEAD.—80 kegs Lewis’s pure White Lead, just received and for sale [jy 2] COOK & PEEL. by JURE LINSEED OIL.—A fresh supply, of best qualit\, just received and for sale by jy 2 COOK & PEEL. LEWIS'S WHITE LEAD.—1 ton pure, just received and for sale by 6 mo 10 WM. STABLER & BRO. COPAL AND COACH VARNISH, a full supply of superior quality, for sale by 6 mo 10 WM. STABLER A BRO. iURE WHITE L E A D .—SO kegs Lewis’ J pure White Lead, just received and for sale vP f|e 25] COOK & PEEL. >y _ _ fje 25] __ £OAP POWDERland Kin*-. Wash.ne Fluid, O forsale by W m. STABLER & BRO., 6 mo 6 _Fairiax-st. EMPTY Linseed Oil Casks, for sale bv WM. STABLER & BRO., 6 mo 13th Fairfax-street. v Fairfax street. by 6 mo 27 5EGARS —A fresh supply of prime qu»hty, for sale by WM. STABLER St BRO., 6 ino 27 Fairfax-street. 'RESH P1NEOIL best qualUv^ust receired POINT, - and for sale by ^ je 26 S. E. cor. King & VV asbington sts.


ocr: _ SAMTJEL J. McCOBMICK, AUCTION * COMMISSION MERCHANT, » Office on Pkinc •: street, next door to the Alexandria Oazkitk Office. J^o 2S>—ti CHEESE —000 Ihs. Extern Cheese, just re ceived anil for mIf at jan*7 WHITE'S, Pv*t-office corner. J)RO VISIONS—Mess and prime Pork; tnea* J and prime Beef; iu store and for sale hv jan »— iw S. S MASTERS & SON.


ocr: lu.uoo LBS >nou der Bacon C vv.u u ■ . * ) lbf La'd S.Je. do 200 10 Nett a*d Gross Herring Sr ad 250 sacts Ground Alum Salt 100 “ Fine do., in a ad for sale bv CREIGHTON & BODKIN, Union-*?.,


ocr: ALMANAC. ISM. Srn'Si \ ; N * "’ K M RL K. rifrsj sits. Moon's Puasis : I'* Tuesday ... ! 19 WV*due.-day 2>> Thursday.. 2! Friday. 22 Satmdnv ... ! 2I> Sunday — : 24 Moodav .... r* •>•> 511 55 | tU ji ,1'-1 ‘f . •••*'! 9 1 52 ‘ ** oil... • ^ ;i } 51 ! L«*>r «|»'.... !•> 10 li. 9 in l>> 19 M n? m HI K 2 .0 K II i 5o l 19 Hir.il WATKK. Nt.\ kapkk I", .*:i 20m LA I KS l DA 1K>. Nov. 1 Nov. 1 , London... Liv- -poo! Havre. Nt*\\ 1 .Met. :>i !'U*ans. Nov 1 2 MARINE LIST. POUT OK ALKXANPKIA. NoYF.MBF.U 17 Akkivi:d. 16 Brig Judge Vv hitman, Thatcher, Boston. to master ami frefill tordistrir* Sour. Francis, Huchin, l>o-toik to master. Railroad Cats Schr. Kale Stuart, Ogden, Philadelphia, to S. Shinn & Son. Schr. Victor, Suttle, Machodock, wheat and ; corn, to S. Shinn & Son. Sloop Chester, Martin, Cedar Point, wheat to . James Irwin. j Sailkd Schr. Sican, Rirwan, Norfolk, coal tioin 0. f Smith & Co. Steamer \ irginia and Barge. Clarke, Nor folk. coal from l>. B Smith Co. Schr. R. F. Stockton. Atchis »n, New \ork, j coal f t. Washington Coai Co. | Schr. F. J. Brognaru. Casta, New Vuik. coal from Washington Coal Co.


ocr: ; j ; j J 1851. ISonISi nI OCTOBER . )rOr.x j sets. | Moon’s Phases. 7 Tuesday ... t> K5 42 11 j ?. .. S UVtin.-iiay ti I»i:> 41 .2 \ ” 9 Thu.xlav .. f> 20;.5 -10 " ,1 ~ ‘ to Era! > v .:... ti 22 * 3t? LVu.. " 11 Saturday ...hi 2 5,5 1 ,>2 12 Sarnia v .... »> 21<5 • HIGH WATER !? Monti iy . I« 25 b> 25 ' \ roFER 7. 5h 24rn i. A I K Si U A i K S. .2 » * ivt-rj-ooi.... .Se;*f. 20 :-iavre.>ept. 1 y New Orleans.Sept MARINE LIST. _ PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, OCTOBER <’>. Arrived. Schr. Sea Flower. Dayton, Port Jetierson, L I., to Washington Coal Co. Schr F. 1 Bognrd, Casio, New York, to !ers Si Z m merman. Schr. Marv Emmeline, Hicks, Charleston, S. C . lumber to Lambert & McKenzie. Schr. Isabella. 1 hompson, Willets. 7 days from Wilmington. N. C., lumber to Thomas & Dyer. Schr. Bounty, Parker. New York, to nove & Co., and freight for the District. Sailed. _ t Cr. Brig Avon, Brockinton, Maguadavic, B., by Fowle Co. Schr. Cornelius. Giant, Wareham, coal by Borden Mining Co. Memoranda. Barque Pamphvlia, Shedd, hence at Boston, Jii inst. Schr. Forres!, Blanchard, do. do. - —------- —»


ocr: 19 Wednesday 20 Thursday • • 21 F riday. £5 Siltu day 23 Sunday - 24 Monday — 1*5 Tuesday .. • 6 7 9 9|4 51 10 4 50 4 54 I.. 4 as -New 1 52 t 49 4 19 ir> Put!. Last <jr L>. . .22 .30 ... 8 .. 15 u. 9 40 10 42 14. 19 M 37 m St s 29 e HIGH WATEK. Novemper 49, 4h. 47m LATEST DATKvS. L.onuof).i>ov. l Liverpool.Nov. l navre.uci. oi New Orleans.Nov 12 j __ MARINE LIST._ FORT OK ALEXANDRIA'"NOVEMBER is Arrived. Schr. Mary Peavev, Simpson, Fast port, 10 davs, lumber, &c , to Cazenove &; Co. Sailed Sehr. Millville, Passapae, Philadelphia, coal by Fowle & Co. Schr. St. Helena, Wheatley, Philadelphia, coal by Fowle & Co. Schr. Helena, Hobart, New York, coal by Washington Coal Co. Memoranda. Pacific, sailed from Cardiff, Wales, 25th Oc tober, for this port. Fliza, sailed from Hartlepool, 27th October, for this port.


ocr: C anal V erce Arrived, November IS. Boats Millard Fillmore and Isaac Mutter, Cumberland, coal to Fowle &: Co. Departed, November IS. Boats Jas. Boyce, Col. Young and Columbia, Cumberland, by Washington Coal Co. Boats Isa?c Motter and Josiah H. Davis, Cumberland, by Fowle & Co. Boat Phelps, groceries &c , for Clearspring and Williamsport, from McVeigh, Harp-r 6l Chamberlain. Boat Klgin, groceries ., for Charlestown, from McVeigh, Harperic Chamberlain. Boat Millard Fillmore, Cumberland, plaister by Fowle & Co., and groceries for Hancock, Md., from McVeigh. Harper & Chamberlain. Boat Phineas Janney, groceries, &c., for Harpei’s Ferry, Kabletown, Charlestown, Mar tinshurg, Hedgesville, and Kerneysville, from McVeigh, Harper & Chamberlain and Fleming & Douglass. Boat Cass, groceries, &c., for Shepherdstown from McVeigh, Harper is; Chamberlain.