ocr: — 1 -" BRILLIANT SCHEMES. To be draw n at Wilmington, Delaware, IN FEBRUARY. 1854. GREGORY A MAVRY, Manager*. :>,0m DOLLARS'. IOTTKRY tor the benefit of ih** State of Pel j aware. Class 17. lor 1*5|, drawn at Wil mington, Del., on Situnfoy. February \Wh. K>t. 13 drawn numbers out of 75 ! SPLENDID LOTTERY! 1 prize of ] prize of $3,631 1 do 2O.iXlO 20 prizes of 1.251 1 do lO.i >0<» go do 5l* 1 d<> N.<hh» pt do 3iXl 1 do 5.1* *3 100 do 2‘*, 1 do -1,1 *X) Ac., Ac.. Ac. Ticket.** $10—halves $5—quarters $2 50. Certificates of pnekags. 25 whole tickets $120 00 Do do 25 half do 60 00 Do #do 25 quarter do 3o 00 66,27s DOLLARS! IOTTKRY lor the benefit ol the State of Pel* j aware. Class C. lor ls*»l. drawn at \V il mirgton, Del., on Saturday. February 2«>th. ISof. 7s number lottery—13 drawn ballots! MAGNIFICENT SCHEME! 1 prize of $••6,27s • > prizes of $d.in** 1 do 30.000 5 do 2.1**) 1 do 2o.ni ;o 10 do 1.500 2 prizes of lO/HX) 20 do 1.20O 2 do 8.1XXJ 50 do l,ix*> 3 do f>,f)0<J 50 do 500 3 do 4,000 133 do 400 Ac., Ac., Ac. 'Tickets $20, halves 10, quarters 5, eighths 2 50 Certificates of packag’s 26 whole tickets.$270 00 Do do 26 Halt do 135 IX) Do do 26 quarter do 67 50 Do do 26 eighth do 33 75 rt^ORDERS for Tickets and Shares and Cer tificates of Packages in the above Splendid Lot teries. will receive the most prompt attention, and an account of each drawing will be sent immediately after it is over to all who order from me. Address. P. J. Bi t KEY. Agent Jan 30—1m Wilmington, Delaware. DRUGS, CHEMICALS, Ac. , i


Alexandria gazette. [volume]

ocr: 1 ORANGE, AND ALEXANDRIA RAIL ROAD. / v,\ AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, February \ * ISfA. 1851, daily trains (Sundays excepted.) will be run over this road, agreeable to the to * ; low ing arrangement— A train tor Warrenton and intei m»< m e P?11' : will leave the Station, corner of Duke and Henry streets, at 8* o'clock, A. M ; arrive at Warrenton i ^ Retuniing/ will* 'leave Warrenton at a quarter : past 1 o'clock. I’. M., arriving m Alexandria at a miarter before 4 o clock, P. M. . i ‘ A train from Orange 0. H, to Alexandria, am! intermediate points, will ieaxe (grange ( . H.. at t'i o'clock, A. M, arriving in Alexandria at H>£ o'clock, A. M. Returning, will leave Alexandria at 11 o clock, P. M., arriving at Orange C. H„ at oj o clock, P. M. A daily Stage is running between Gordonsville and Orange C. H„ in connection with the Cars on this and the Virginia Central Road. THROUGH TICKKTS. To Gordonsville.$■_} ^! To Staunton. ~ ,>n To Lynchburg. 1 1111 To Winchester. d Per order: W. B. BROCK KTT, Agent. feb 13—tt _

place_of_publication: Alexandria, D.C.

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

publisher: Edgar Snowden


ocr: —-- -- TOHNSTON & CO„ continue to manufacture • I at their old stand, 24 Madison afreet, Mid dleburg, Va , SEGARS of most delirious odour, and to deal in prime Virginia brands of CHEW ING TOBACCO. Their ato«k of Segars is larga, and orders are respectfully solicited. Middlcburg, fob 14—cotm_ y TYDRAULIC CEMENT.—330 barrels,just I I recsivsd and for aals by 24 FOWLB k CO


ocr: Ijaaoi CANAL COMMERCE. Departed. April 3. Boat I). J. McCoy, groceries from Fleming A: ; Douglass, lor Hancock. Md. } Boat American Flag, groceries from William A: Charles Bayne, and tobacco from George R. 1 Coffroth, for Williamsport. Md. The Ocean Steamer*. FROM IMPED STATES. Ship?. Leaxe. For. Pate. * Canada . . . .Boston.Lixerpool.... April 12 ! Atlantic . ...Nexv York. . Liverpool. . . .April 15 Euro pa.Nexv \ ork. . Liverpool. . . .April 12 1 Hermann. ..Nexv 4 ork. .Bremen.April 22 TO ARRIVE. ! City Man'r. Liverpool.1’hiPa. ..March 22 | Kuropa .... Liverpool.IN. 1 ork.March *2.) Hermann.. .Brem. \ia Cowes N. York.March *28 America... .Liverpool.Boston...April 1 Arctic.Liverpool.N. York.April f> Asia.Liverpool.N. York.April 8 Nashville.'. . HavT. via Cowes N. York.April 1*2 Arabia.Li\erpool .Boston. ..April 17» Pacific.Liverpool.N. York.April 19 1 Africa.Liverpool.N. York.April *22 Canada . . . .Liverpool.Boston...April 29 -i ttkx tiox ii YintA t'Liox::


ocr: C OMMKKCIAL. Alexandria .'liti kH, October 19. Brciidstiiris continue linn. The receipt of Flour light. We quote up country bn a $7 7b. Kiversdt 70. Pioneer Mills $'• bO. W liea* comes in moderately, and the market is active. We quote red at \0) a lcts.; white 17«* a 177. and i'.s crs. White and mixed Toni at 7,7 Tc hO cts., with -m ill supplies. Other ar* tides unchanged.


ocr: Xfw York, Oct. 19.—The flour market is slightly depressed. M heat duller. .,t»»« bushels mixed corn sold at * 1* cts. Cotton advancing. Stocks firmer. X i tidings vet of the Africa. ft is reported here that several Indiana banks have failed, and that others are shutting. If u.Timokk, Oct. l'.b—Tliero were safes to day of Howard street and City Mills flour, fit ST.77. \\ beai—7,000 bushels sold at yo>ter day’s prices. Corn—19,000 bushels sold at 74 a 70c. Other articles unchanged. Boston, Oct. 10.—General Wilson, the not ed Free toiler, has declined the Know-Xoth in-y nomination for Governor. Gardiner n Frown, also a leading Free Soiler, has the best chance to obtain that nomination in his stead. Xtw York, Oct 19.—The City Councils have appropriated five hundred dollars to purchase a suitable testimonial for Cnjrtain Luce. The Revenue schooner, J.. P. Kennedy has been condemned to be sobl at China. Lnrge Defalcation. The Teller of the Ocean Bank,, at New York, has absconded, being a defaulter to the amount of XiNF.tv Titot sand Hollars!


ocr: I AIVTION SAI.KS. 11URX1K RK, SHLW CASKS. kc.-rOu ^ Saturday morning. ‘21*/ instant, at b o'llorl, w i'll I#* >old opposite the Market Square, a u | riety ol second liand FFRXITCKK, such a?, Hair Seat Sofa. Chairs. Table*, bureau. Ttfilet . .. „ • t \ ( .1 . arm j i(_T v«ia.»e>. .Mdmcw». mitt >hew Case-*, (two Mahogany.) Mattress. Quills | and Counterpanes. Whitney ami striped Blau kets. Andirons, Shovel. Tongs, ami Fenders, Sad j irons.Tea Tra)s. and Waiters, Stoves. China and I Glassware. Ac:. Ac. Also, at Id o’clock.- o::e i ; fuse English Patent Lever Watch, warranted a good article, GKO. \\ HI 1 L. • ADDITIONAL-—A lot of Bacon and Her oct -0—2U


ocr: ] j j < ! j A CARU—The subscriber respectfully in A forms the public that he has taken the louse lately occupied by Mr Jos- ( • arson. * las opened a REST.U H.iST, where may he lad at all times the delicacies ol the season Mv Bab, also, is stocked with the choieest LIQl’ORS, which I am prepared to ftimish as ssf “SaSsirrasK** oct 19—tf


ocr: «•*»«• AV*r**“‘a A<*T.r«U«r, hihubhkd daily by KDOAR 8NOWDKX. At Ki^bt Dollars p*-r aunum. payable half yearly. Aleiau’ft. VautH & Virginia Advertiser. (for the country) l> FCBLISHRK HKGl'L YRLY% ♦»> TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS AND SATURDAYS. At Five Dollar* per aunum. payable in advau-v Turn** oy Advkiti-inu.—Advertisements not exo-edin^ one aiiure, inserted three times b’t oue dollar. tiaenientA eoutluued alter tbrv- time-, tor o«» ^ »j* wi«*ro yoK LACH INstKTioN |>sii»x. t>r - > eeuts yl Sixteen lim* ar*- couuUhJ a> a square. Advertisement* by the year, at price* to be JL’ haviux Merence to the usual amount of *pace tb*. Per*uus'adverti>i11i: by the year not to *dveitfce aruelU*< uot included m their nncubr busiue*s. n-r to «•***» their advertisements auy <4heruamea thantljg|r_o


ocr: "VTANCE A GLASS ELL, Cokmumios Mkh chants, 03, Water $treet, Sew York.—Strict attention given to all cor* ignments of Produce, Flour, Grain, Ac., Ac. Refer to Shields A Somerville, Richmond. Va. Armstead A Warwick, Baltimore. Bacon A Baskervillc, Richmond. Va Rich d H. Carter. Fauquier county, Va. Blow A Marsh, New York. H arvey, Scuddcr A Co, Boston. v. , . NANCE f* GLASBELt. New York jy 19—ly


ocr: ■\fANCE A: GLASSELL, Commission Mer i. 1 CHANTS, 03, Water strut, Ann attention given to ail consignments of Flour, Grain, Ate., kc. Refer to Shields Ac Somerville, Richmond, \»*. Armstead & \\ arwick, Baitimore. Bacon Ac Baskerville. Richmond, Va. Rich’d H. Carter. Fauquier conntv, W Blow & Marsh. New* York Harvey, Scudder Ac Co, Boston. v v u *vANCE k GLASS ELL. New \©rk, jy


ocr: riio FARMERS AND PLANTERS.— I 75 pairs Servants Blankets 30 pieces 3-4 and 6 4 lull Cloths 20 “ 3-4, 7-8 and 4-4 Linseys 8 bales Brown Cottons and Osraburgs 10 “ Cotton Batts 15 pieces Satinetts. Just received, and for low bv ck-t 7 TAYLOR & HUTCHISON.


ocr: The break in the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, will, it is said, be repaired this week. ALMANAC. 1»;>4. 8 U N S t’ N i M A Y . rises sets. { Moon's Phasfs. 12 Friday_f> 2 b 58 n- H' ** 13 Saturday.. 5 1 b 50 -1,n M 1 1 Sunday ... 5 o 7 0 Fast <ir. 19 t -2 m. 15 Monday...0 59 7 1 1* ' E‘ lb Tuesday. M 58.7 2 >irst qr._J__ ' *>_*• 17 Wednesday'4 57 7 .*> 1H(.»11 AN A 1 ER. 18 TWsday ■ 4 5717 3 May 12. 6h. 57m. LATEST DATES. London.Ap. 29 Haxre.Ap. 2S Liverpool.Ap. 29 New Orleans. .May 1 r. MARINE LIST. FORT OF ALEXANDRIA. MAY 12. Akkivkd. • Sohr. Edith. Crowell. Boston, to M. Eldridge, and freight for the District. Schr. Xion. Fields, Baltimore, lumber to Kep hart & Barker. Scbr. Benjamin Vandiver, Jones, Port Deposit, lumber To Kephart & Barker. Schr. Sarah Ann. Palmer. Noniini. corn to Roach & Washington. Memoranda. Schr. George Bartol. Collins, hence at Balti more. 9th inst. Schr. Luther Childs. Seers, hence at Boston, 9th inst. Schr. H. K. Dunton. cleared at Salem, lor this port. 9th in>t. The schr. Washington, from New York, hound to this port, while coming in the ( apes carried awav her foremast and maintopmast. Schr. Bow ditch, fiom Georgetow n. D. C., with a cargo of lumber, w as burnt at Portland. Me., on Saturday night.


ocr: MANASSAS GAP RAIL ROAD, jlgTDAILY JASK to Winchester, and Tri Weekly to Luray. THE CARS leave Alexandria, daily, at 7 o'clock, A. M.. (Sundays excepted.) con- necting with J. H. Kemp's line ot Stages at Piedmont, (via) Millwood and Paris, on days. Thursdays and Saturdays, lor Winchester: and at Wapping Station, (via) Front Royal, on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays tor Chester, and Tuesdays. Thursdays and Satur days, for Luray. . Returning, leave Wapping at P>V an^ Pi^'l- mout 11], A M„ arriving in Alexandria at t\. P. M M M. WELSH. Superintendent.


ocr: Altiaa'a. ©••«*!• Sb Vlrflmli Advertiser, PUBLI.HUXD DAILY BY £DG AR SMOWD1N. At Eight Dollars per annum, payable half yearly. Alrxan'a. Gaifttt Sl Virginia Advertiser. (FOR THE country) I* PUBLISHED, RWilLVRIT, OX TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS AND SATURDAYS, At live Doll.tr* per annum, payable in advance. Tkhyo op Advertising.—Advertisements not exceeding one square, lu»*fted three times for one (foliar. Advvr tiiWiaruU contluued after three tor 5n cent< a s-^uare KOR »\CH IXSKRWX tXSIDK. Or 2f> Wilts OUTSIDE. Sixteen liuee are counted a* a square. Adverti»eiUv Uis by the year, at pri« es to be agreed upon, having refbroutv to the usual amount of spare they may otvufy , ... Pervm. advertising by the year not to advertt.se articles not Included in their regular business, nor to insert iu their advertisements any <Aher names than their own.


ocr: __ ALMANAC. 1S54. ScsSvsj February. nses s*’ts. Moos’i Phases. Monday... Ill 3t|5 26 n “ * 21 Ttiswlav . .!* 32!5 2b'^st qr. 20 5 34 m. 22 Wednesday 6 31,5 20iNew - • 11 ; E 23 Thursday . '* 30*5 3</First V- * 1 59 *• 24 Friday_j* 22 5 31 Tull-14 (’ ^ 25 Saturday..!* 28 5 32' HIGH WATER. 26 Sunday... 6 27 5 331 Feb't. 20, Oh. 34m. LATEST DATEST Ixrndoa.Feb. 4 J Havre.Feb. 3 Liverpool.Feb. 4 j New Orleans.. Feb. 13 MARINE LIST. jjwg OK ALEXANDRIA, FEBRCART 18. t Arrived. Brig Octavia. Spraul, Bangor, via Turk’s sand laths, (having been blown off with of kAVmA. sails, Ac,) to Waters, Zimmerman A Co. . SiHKn. m le,t& Burr’ °Tert<>n. Boston, by M. udndtre. Sehr. Elliott, Buekloo, New York coal hr K uwberland Coal and Iron Co. ’ • RtSHTO.N, CLARK & CO/S COD LIVER ; OIL, in pint bottles, and on draught, iust received, and for sale by JAS. EXTW1SLE. Jr.. Apothecary, _*__7___ opposite Sarept a Hall Oft** large j0t 0f white; a Urge lot of yellow; tor sale by f»h 20 * KEL * S EVENS, cor. King


ocr: BHIT,HAN'T SCHEMES. To be drawn at Wilmington, Delaware IN FEBRUARY, 1854. GRKGORY A MAURY, Manager*. 38,0o0 DOLLARS! IOT I ER^ lor the benefit of the State of Del j aware, (’las* 17, for 1wo 1. drawn at Wif mington, Del., on Saturday, February \^th, 1851 13 drawn numbers out of 75 ! SPLENDID LOTTERY! 1 prize of $38.0no 1 prize of $3/>31 1 do 20,000 2o prizes of l.25< 1 do l O.i m hi 20 do 5<k 1 do 8.000 10 do 3<> 1 do 5.000 100 do 20(. 1 do 4,000 Ac., Ac., Ac. Tickets$10—halves $5—quarters $2 50. i Certificates of packag s. 25 whole ticket* $120 fH Do do 25 half do <>0 00 Do do 25 quarter do 30 00 b*\27S DOLLARS! I OTTERY for the benefit of the State of Del j aware, Class C. for 1854, drawn at Wil mington. Del., on Saturday. February 'ZSth, 1854. 78 number lottery—1.3 drawn ballots! MAGNIFICENT SCHEME! 1 prize of $*»b.27S 5 prizes ol $3.0<)0 1 do 30.0i HJ 5 do 2.000 1 do 20.000 IP do 1.500 2 prizes of JO.TXHJ 20 do 1.200 2 do 8.000 50 do 1 ft KJ( J 3 do 0,1 MX i 50 do 500 3 do 4,000 133 do 4 00 Ac., Ac., Ac. Tickets $20, halves 10. quarters 5. eighths 2 50 Certificates ol packag’s 2t» whole tickets.$270 00 Do do 20 half do 135 00 Do do 20 quarter do 07 50 Do do 20 eighth do 33 75 riP*'ORDERS for Tickets and Shares and Cer tificates ot Packages in the above Splendid Lot teries. will receive the most prompt attention, and an account of each drawing will be sent immediately alter it is over to all who order from me. Address, P. J. BUCKEY, Agent jan 30—1 in Wilmington. Delaware. Ae. » | ! j | I ; ! j : i | j ! | I I ! *


ocr: ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAIL ROAD ON AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, February \Mh. is5t, daily trains (Sundays excepted,.} will he run over this road, agreeable to the lot : lowing arrangement:— . A train tor Warrenton and intermediate points i will leave the Station, comer ot I>ukc and Henry streets, at 8} o'clock, A -U; arrive at W arrentor at 11 o'clock, A. M. ! Returning, will leave Warrenton at a quarter pa»t i o'clock, P. M , arriving m Alexandria at a quarter before 4 o'clock, P.M. A tram from Orange C. H., to Alexandria, and intermediate points, will leave Orange ( . H.. at o'clock, A. M., arriving in Alexandria 1 at l<>$ o'clock, A. M. Returning, will leave Alexandria at 1} o'clock, ( P. M., arriving at Orange C. 11.. at •*){ o clock, P. M. A dailv Stage i> running between (Gordonsxille and Orange 0. 11.. in connection with the ( ars on this and the Virginia Centra! Road. THROUGH TICKETS. To Gordonsxille.$1 To Staunton. ‘ * To Lynchburg. ‘ To Winchester. 1 Per order: W. B. BROCKETT, Agent, feb 13—If* _ ’ ,


ocr: i nnH E "SUBSCRI BE R having purchased the ^ I entire stock of MARBLE, belonging to H. ‘ C Neale, is prepared to furnish the citizens ot \lexandna and adjoining counties, with HEAD and FOOT STONES. Also, MONUMENTS and TOMBS, of the best American and Italian Marble. They will be forwarded to any part of this or adjoining counties. All orders punc- tually attended to. THOMAS LANG, j jy 20_eotf Alexandria, > a.


ocr: ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA H AIL ROAD. CHjyOt Ob IiOt ON \NI> AFTER THrRSl>A\./««»wry \*f. ‘ IS.-,| dailv trains (Sundays excepted.) will I j*. run over tbi' load, agreeable to the tallowing \ •ryiu Or Warrentnn and intermediate points, u ■ je.r.e the Station, comer oi Duke and Henry s*,*‘cts. at M o'clock. A Al ; arrive at Waneiiton at II o clock. A Al. Returning, will leave Wanenton at a quarter p;*>t 1 o'clock, P. M , arriving tu Alexandria at a quarter before l o clock, P. Al. A train from (i>ipej*»r H., to Alexandria, and intermediate points, will leave C ulpeper ( . !i . at 73 o’clock, A. Al, arriving in Alexandria at l“$ o’clock, A. M. Returning, will leave Alexandria at 11 o clock, |*. \j , arriving at Rapidan Station, at 5 o clock, p. M connecting at this point with the Stage to and troni (iordotisville. A daily Stage is running between Gordonsville and Rapidan Station, in connection with the Cars on this and the \ irginia t entral hoads THROFOII TICKETS. To tiordoiisville.$1 'j" To Staunton. ' 1 To I.vnchburg. 1 ' ” * To Winchester. d 1"> Per order: W. B. BROCKETT, Agent, oct t—tf


ocr: i flaa’ CANAL COMMERCE. Arrived, July 19. Boats S. J. Iglehurt, Chas. WTlIiam. and Geo. Waters, coal to Alleghany Mining Co. Departed, July 19. Boats Old Dominion. Augusta, and Ann Caro- line. Cumberland, by Alleghany Mining Co. A FURTHER SUPPLY of EMPIRE CABS, received this day. at RICHARDS Fancy


ocr: PARS.—A fine lot of 8PR17CE SPAR8, 'ranging from 8 to 14 inches in diameter, 'reserved from Eastport. per Brig Whittaker, fix sals by r 4 # FOWLE A CO.


ocr: A l* NI A N A V • 1 s:')4. s M » .IV l. Y. rises, sets. Moos s Phasks. 3 Monday... 4 44|7 |»|First qr.'*3 *; 4 luesduy..4 41^ 1 -! pull.. .. 10 1 14 i 5 Wednesday 4 4<> ‘ ! >' . * u*, 7 11 0 Thursday . 4 43 7 In ^ R, 6 l SU U-^lilinVATKK. 9 Nimtav . . I 46 1 U oh --: , A test DAT**8' ^A . .*7 u.,Yf.June 1 London.*|lKie L Orleans. June 2 Liverpool.June 1. >* 1st. MAKING -- —=: sT vyaTDIUA. JULY I. PORT OF ALEX# v*iiams, Plymouth, X. C Scbr. Lucinda, shingles to Smoot^linij ^op»*r, Nt*\v York. t« | Schr. Heuiy l[luj [lol) (•<> I << l V ll’V ■ . _ 1* 1 . r» 1 ; V . . M liar, iuik, M* jxmit'l Schr. Row Mining Co. Sailed. * r»h, Gambrill. Charleston, S. (\. b\ Sclir. Dyer. ThoUVVm. A Graham. Gray. Newbern, N\ C., , | Smias & Dyer. I bxi D. H. Baldwin. Brown. Providence. R. I. I. azenove Ac Co. Memoranda. Brig Whittaker. Norman, sailed from East tor this place, ‘.'Ist ult. Brig Schackford, Dovvnin, sailed t'rom East tor this place. 2.‘<d ult. Schr. Minerva, Harron. cleared at Philadel tor this port. 2Pth ult. Schr. George Luff, cleared at Boston for this 2t»th ult. _ » !> l ’ * 1 i


ocr: CAXAL COMMKKCB. Arrived, July 1. * Boat Ann S. Borden, Cumberland, coal t«> Frost burg Coal Co. Departed. Boat Ann S. Borden, by Frostburg ( oal Co.


ocr: COMMERCIAL. Alexandria Market—July 8. Breadstuff's dull. Flour held at $s—no sales. Nothing doing in wheat. Market dull. Corn | inactive, with sales ot mixed at 70 cts. No yellow ottering. Rye in demand at 95 0 $1. Oats 53 (a 55 cts. Corn Meal SO cts. Other ar 1 tides unchanged. Weather extremely warm. Business generally dull, and money matters | stringent.


ocr: laeaESSl _ trrlf Vif Tim - CANAL COMMKUCE. Aauvixv *i»ly Boat Three Brothers, Cumberland, coal, to Frostburg Coal C o. , t Boats Wm.J. Boothe and Flag. eoal. t». legany Mining Co. Boat Anna Marion, groceries. Ac., Horn .^ Veigh* Chamberlain ^^^vn Wells A. Harper l" ’' alld old Town. Sharpsburg, Boonsboro, Hancock, Md : and Warlords mig. *• g^|| j Anna Boats Three Broil.e«, W en Be'., ^ Marion. Cumberland, by brosiourg _


ocr: j _ SO^P AND CANDLE FACTO R Y.—The undersigned having rented the Soap and Can- die Factory, lately occupied by Samuel Lunt, deceased, on Union street, will at once commence manufacturing Soap and Candles, and respectful ly solicits the patronage of Mr. Lunt s former customers. He will buy Butcher’s Tallow in the rough, or rendered, at the highest market price. He also wishes to engage the services ot a first rate Soap Maker, a single man preferrH. dec 14—tf J. H. MONROE.


ocr: ▲ CARD.—The subscriber respectfully J\ forms the public that he has taken hoaM lately occupied by Mr. Jos. C. Carson, has opened a KESTJUJUNT> where may had at at! timea the delicacies of the season. My Baa, also, is stocked with the LIQUORS, which I am prepared to furnish desired. Dinners and suppers prepared at notice. ALEXANDER McGONEGAL. oct 19—tf XrHHDS P. K. SUGAR, lor saleby jau 30 I’. A. JlARBl’KY Fowled Wharf.


ocr: ! ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAIL ROAD. CKiXGEOf HOURS. ON AND AFTER THURSDAY. January \sty 1851, dailv trains (Sundays excepted.) will - be run over this road, agreeable to the following arrangement:— A train tor Warrenton and intermediate points, will leave the Station, corner of Duke and Henry ! streets, at M o'clock, A. 31.. arrive at Warrenton , at 11 o'clock, A. M. Returning, will leave Warrenton at a quartet past 1 o'clock, P. M., arriving m Alexandria at a quarter before l o'clock, P. M. A train from Culpeper (\ H., to Alexandria, and intermediate points, will leave Culpeper C. | H., at 7 A o'clock, A. M., arriving in Alexandria at 1**4 o'clock, A. M. Returning, will leave Alexandria at 1} o'clock. P. M„ arriving at Rapidan Station, at 5 o clock, ; P M., connecting at this point with the Stage to ! and from Gordousville. A daily Stage is running between Gordousville j and Rapidan Station, in connection with the ( ars on this and the Virginia Centra! Koads THROUGH TICKETS. To Gordousville.>1 •>il To Staunton. To Lynchburg. " To Winchester. *1 ,H* IVr order: W. B BROCK KTT, Ai^at. ! oct l—T


ocr: T\ rATT1NGS AT REDUCED PRICES.— VI All housekeepers or others who may not have supplied themselves with Matting for the reason are informed that we are now running oor stock off at greatly reduced figures. Those in WaBt W‘“ d° we" CLAGUTT & DODSON. Washington, je 20—®°0t


ocr: Al««*»’» G.»IU * Vlr«lnl» Adrrr.l«r, Fl'BUSUKI> l»MLY MV EDGAR s X O w D K X • At Eight Dollars per annum, payable half yearly. _ “"x virsiuU Advertiser. Altxau'a. Ci»xette A V ir*«» (FOR THK COUNTRY) IS riltU^UKD. HKtil'lVKlt, OX TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS AND SATURDAYS, At Five Dollars per annum, payable in advance. Trtv„ or AnvxKTisixo.—Advertisementx not exiling one square, inserted three limes for one dollar. Ad%er tisemeiita oouliuued after three times, for oO <*uts a xAuare kok KV it insertion insidk. or ‘-*5 rents o its n't*. Sixteen lines are counted as a square. Advertisements bv the year, at prices to W agreed upm. having reference to the usual amount of space they may hjr the >«.r n.-t to vl-rU* not iuduU.-d in itioir r«ttul.,r I.o.iih.,.. w to i' their advertisements any other names than_their owu.


ocr: To be drawn at Wilmington, Delaware, IN APRIL, 1854. GREGORY & MAURY, Manager*. 36,000 DOLLARS! LOTTERY lor the benefit of the State of Del aware, ( lass 86. tor 18o4. drawn at B ll nnngton* Del., oh Saturday, April \oth. 1S*)4. 1 1 drawn numbers out of 78 ! SPLENDID LOTTERY! 1 prize of $36,00" 1 prize of $3,000 1 prize of 2",000 40 prizes of 1.000 1 do 1 (1,000 40 do 500 i do 6,0"" 279 do tec., tec.. tec. Tickets $10—halves $5—quarters $2 50. Certificates of pack'gs. 26 whole tickets, $140 00 Do do -.>6 half do 70 I)o do 26 quarter do 35 00 ■ 1- OTTERY for the benefit of the State of Del- jl aware. Class E, ior 1854, drawn at \N il mington, Del., on Saturday. April 22f/, 18.)4. 78 number lottery—14 drawn oallots! MAGNIFICENT SCHEME! 1 prize of $64,000 5 prizes of $1,000 1 do 28,"00 5 do 3.000 1 do 18.000 10 prizes of 2,0"0 1 do 12,000 100 do 1,U00* 1 do 8,280 239 do 40U tec., tec., &C. Tickets $20, halves IQ, quarters 5, eighths 2 50 Certificates of packag’s 26 whole tickets,$250 00 I)o do 26 half do 125 00 Do do 26 quarter do 62 5" Do do 26 eighth do 31 2l> I OTTERY for the benefit of the State of Del j aware. Class 97, tor 1851, to be drawn at Wilmington. Del., on Saturday. April 29/A. 1854. 75 number lottery—12 drawn ballots! BRILLIANT SCHEME. 1 prize of $35,000 100 prizes of $1;"00 1 do 2",000 10 do 500 1 do 15,000 20 do 3"0 2 do 6.040 85 do 200 Sec., Sec.. Sec. Tickets $10: halves $5; quarters $2 50! Certificates of pack'gs 25 whole tickets $14" 00 Do do 25 half do 70 "0 Do do 25 quarter do 35 00 ^ORDERS for Tickets and Shares and tificates of Packages in the above Splendid Lot- teries, will receive the most prompt attention. • . r _l. 1_will liu ennt anu an account ui rum uiu»m& »•••• — immediately after it is over to all who order from me. Address, P. J. Bl CKE\. Agent mh 21—Irn Wilmington. Delaware, Highly important to those in WANT OF FURNITURE AND HOUSE FURNISHING ARTIC LES, at the cheap cash Upholstery and Furniture Ware Rooms, tout Incest the Marshall


ocr: VANCK A GLASSELL, Commission Mer jj| chants, 9‘i, Water street. Snc attention given to ail consignments of Flour, Grain. Ac., Ac. Refer to Siiields A Somep rile, Richmond, Va. Armstead A Warwick, Baltimore. Bacon A Baskerviile. Richmond, Va. Rich d H. Carter. Fauquier county, Va. Blow A Marsh, New York. Harvey, Seudder A Co, Boston. NANCE A GLASSELL. New York, jy 19—ly


ocr: [Communicated. Library L«ctnre«. It is hoped that every person who can find time to attend the Lectures on Geology, at Lyceum llall. will do so.. The subject ts one of great interest to all. and .t wtll lose nothing from the manner ... wh.eh it will be treated bv the Lecturer. The object to be attained is so g'«"L that, every g.«od cm ,an must feel interested in udvauemg it. zeu _FOLIO. 31 AHKlED. On Tuesday e\eiung. tiie 21st inst., by Llder T 1> Herndon, Mr. JOHN tiRKtib, to Miss CATHARINK B. MARTIN, all of Fauquier.


ocr: 1TOR SALK,—A square ot ground 4 ACRKS,) bound*! bv Montgomery, A<»nb. Pitt and Madison streets, which its proximity to the Canal Basin, i» vr*U tid for a Coal Dep^t. . ■ ^ uct ^ ti EDWARD B. rovijyX


ocr: rililK SIBSCKIBKR l.as resumed the TALI I OKING BL SI NESS. at bis old stand, on £7ug street, adjoining the Book Store of Belt He invites his old patrons and the ptmbi generally, to give him a call, assuring them that nothing shall be omited on bis part to giv'**** sa,i>lactioli. JACOB ROXBl U\. 3—tf


ocr: BKII.LIAXT SCHEMES. To be drawn at Wilmington, Dfl»w*r*» IN FEBRUARY. 1*54. I- _ GREGORY 6l MAl’UY, Managers. 51.335 DOLLARS! IOTTF.RY lor the hem-lit of the State ol Del j aware. C|ti"S 31, tor 1*51. drawn at Wil- i mington. Del . on Saturday, February Wth. 1S51. 75 number lottery—12 drawn ballots! SPLENDID SCHEME! 1 prize ot $51,335 1 prizes of 1 do 25.000 1 do 3,000 • 2 prizes of 15,000 5 do 2,(MM) 3 do 10,000 127 do 500 3 do 7.000 Ac., Ac., Ac. Tickets $15. hi vs. 7.50, qurs. 3.75, eighths i.8<$. Certificates of packag’s 25 whole tickets $200 (ni Do do ” 25 half do 100 00 Do do 25 quarter do 50 00 Do do 25 eighth do 25 00 3K.0o0 DOLLARS! TOTTERY for the benefit ol the State of Del- j aware, (’las* 17. lor 1*51. drawn at W il- mington. Del., on Saturday, February \$th. 1*->L 13 drawn numbers out ol 75 ! SPLENDID LOTTERY! 1 prize of $3.*.uo() 1 prize of $3,031 l do 2o.000 20 prizes of l.2oO l do 10.000 20 do 5<X) 1 do h.<X)(> 10 do 300 1 do 5,1AM) 102 do 200 1 do 1.000 Ac.. Ac.. Ac. Tickets $10—halves $5—quarters $2 5o. Certificates ol packag’s. 25 w hole tickets $120 oo Do do 25 half do 00 j l)o do 25 quarter do 30 00 , i;r,o7> DOLLARS! r OTTERY for tlie benefit of the State of Del- j aware, (’lass C. lor l Sol. drawn at Mil- mingtou. Del., on Saturday, J'tbruary 2ath. ISoI. 7* number lotter\ —13 drawn ballots! MAGNIFICENT SCHEME! 1 prize of $00.27* 5 prizes of 1 ,lo 30.1 MAf 5 tlo 2."OU 1 do 20.000 10 do 1-500 2 prizes of 10.* H H) 20 do 1-200 o (Jo S.OOO 50 do 3 do (i.iMXJ 5o do 5<M) 3 do 1,000 133 do 400 Ac., Ac., Ac. Tickets $20. halves 10. quarters 5, eighths^2 50 Certificates ol packag’s 2*’* whole tickets.$270 »MJ Do do 20 half do 135 oo Do do 20 quarter do 0.7 50 Do do 20 eighth do 33 7.) ORDERS for 'Ticket- and Shares andCer- tilicates ol Package* in tlie above Spleudid Lot teries, will receive the most prompt attention, and an account of each drawing will be -' lit l mmediatel \ altei it is over To .ill "H" Ironi me. Address. I*. J. I’l t KE\. Agent jin :•—in: Wilmington. Delaware^ FAJffCV AHTICliKS, At.


ocr: ^;"rt.™T office. Orange Ac Alixani>kia Rarkoad, > Alexandria Station. July 4, 18o4. > PARTIES of bi>or more, wishing to make excursions to the country during the sum- mer month*, can arrange at any time, by apply B BROCK ETT, Agent.


ocr: 1 Sausage cutters- hay cutters, Ac.—Just received another supply o? those superior SAUSAGE CUTTERS, logout 200 Ibe. per hour. A1k>, *• ** ♦ * *. * WROUGHT SPINDLE CUTTING BOXES, Do do CORN SHELTERS. Call and examine. nov 30 JOHN T. CREIGHTON A CO. TITOOL pun based by Daniel k hook


ocr: greatly afflicted mother, sister, brother, and friends, much comfort, in the hope that she has exchanged a life ol affliction and world of sad ne*,—lor a life of undying pleasure, and a world of unending glory this afflicted laniily, l doubt not, shares in the sympathies and prayers ol their friends and acquaintances, for this is the fourth bereavement they have suHered in about thirteen months. May Heavens mercy heal their sorrows. _ __L_ 41.MANAT. 1664. SvmSuM, M A Y . ruts.j sets. | Moon's Ph ases. IMoiulav...::'* l'lrt IT '*.• H; "■ a Tuesday .. j5 la 6 4*>«* V -' * ”* *• 3 Wndnesday 5 II •> 4i»j J"11" • • 1-f 1 ’ M 4 Thursday. Ift 10 rt r.n <;»st Mr •' 1 ~i M 5 Friday.... 5 •.»*'. 5||New-..a*» •>_dj_£• ft Saturday.. 0 Sft 621 HIGH WATER. 7 Sunday ... 6 7ft 63 May 1. 2h. S7m. LATEST DATES. London.Ap. 1*'» I Havre.Ap. 1«> Liverpool.Ap. 1ft | New Orleans.. Ap 24 MARINE LIST. PORT Of ALEXANDRIA, APRIL 22 Mkmokanda. Brig Josephine, Fritz, cleared at St.John. N. B.. lor this port. 21st ult. Schr. Rough and Ready. Parsons, sailed Ironi East port lor this port, 20th ult. Schr. Gazelle, Marshall, hence at Boston, 26th ult. Steamship Martin Hoffman, Townsend, sailed from Fall River for this port, 24th ult. _CANAL COMMERCE. _ Arrived, April 20. Boats Ella Bell and Charies Perry, to Frost burg Coal Co. Departed, April 22. Boat Charles P erry. by Frostburg Coal Co. Boat D. J. Cleary, for H uncock. Md.. hardware from English. Castleman \ Co. The LADIES of the Presbvteriun Church ot Orange and Madison, will hold a FAIR, at Orange Court House, commencing <m the'Wth Jay of May. 1664. A large Dinner w ill also be provided. All persons are respectfully invited to attend. my l——31 ALEXANDRIA AND WASH JEflffia^INGTON BOAT—The GEORGE HUSHlNt?TOX will depart at the following hours .— Leaves Alexandria at 7}, 0}, 11}, li- J}. and .» o'clock. Lr«v*» Washington at Kj, lUjj, 1 •.*.}, -Jl, tj and 6| o'clock. ,ny l—dftt JOB CORSON, Captain. rnmm The Steamer UNION will leave ili,'Va iff-flC^at the following hours, viz — Leaves Alexandria at S}. 10^, 12}, 2}, 4$, and 6$ o'clock. Leaves Washington at 0}, 11}, I4, 3}. 6, and ft$ o'clock. my l—*’>t JOHN MAGAR Captain. wv VESM'.LS WAN'TED', to load Coal to ^UfcPortland. Boston. Hartford. Bridgeport, Providence and Trov. at best rates. FOWLE A CO.. Agents for my 1—3t Alleghany Mining Co. tv VESSEL WANTED, of about W0D wBUfebbls. capacity, to load with dispatch for Halifax. N. S. [ap 12] FOWLE A CO. • XVT ANTED—We wish to purchase notes on ?▼ the Corporation of Fredericksburg, for which the highest market price will b** gi>en. my l HILL. BROWN A PARTLOW. TTbOTASH, just received, and for sale bv JP J. R. PIER POINT, S. E cor. of my 1 King and Wash-sts. EXTRACT COFFEE, just received, and for l sale by J. R PIERPOINT, my 1 S. E. cor. King and Wash-sts. OA TIERCES FRESH BEAT RICE, just I received and for sale by «T 1 McVElGH & CHAMBERLAIN. Preserved ginger—20 cases fresh Canton Preserved Ginger, just received at my I WHITE'S, Post office corner | j ! | ; i ! j ' I j ! ! . i \ ! I j i i J i j »


ocr: \ j j ‘ j j ; , ne nt COMMERCIAL. Alexandria Market, January 31. Flour i> quiet, with moderate receipts and but little demand. No sales reported. Car price $$ 50. Very little Wheat offering, prices unchanged.— We quote red at $2 a $2 02; white $2 05 ft $2 in. Corn is firm. We quote white and mixed 9U a 92: vellow 92 Gci 94. Rye 85 ra 99. . Oats VI (a 13. Clover Seed >7 5<>. Other articles unchanged. Halt into re Market. Baltimore. .Ian. 51.— Flour—Sales of 3<>0 bar- rcls ot Howard Stnet at 08. Buyers now ot- In only -S.s 5n. Wheat—Sales ot 2500 bushels of white at •>*-' 05 a S»2 11; red at $2 a $2 o5; decline. Corn—Sales ol yellow at 90 ji 91 cts. p bushel. No white offered. Provision* advan cing. No change in other articles.


ocr: 1>1RD CAGES, Ac.—A supply of cheap and Xj handsome Bird Cages. Also; Papier Mache Clocks. Vishiug Lines, Hooks and extension Bod»; leather Dusters; Dusting Brushes, Straw W hisks. Satchels and travelling Bags, with many useful articles on hand, and for sale by my 25-11 H B WHITTINGTON Ac CO.


ocr: Giraud had been in his dreadful place of con finement nineteen days. So great was the interest excited in high places, that the Em press* received by order, a telegraphic des patch every day. ALMANAC. ls.')4. jSv n > r \ M AY. j rises ! sets. I M oon'h Phasks. 20 Thursday . I 02 7 s u. it. m. 26 Friday.... 4 0t|7 o N**w... .2>» a 37 K. 27 Saturday..i4 01j7 bi>t qr. .i < io m. 28 Sunday... !4 3ui7 iu:Fiill-lo rt 2»» k. 2V* Monday... I l'-'|7 11'bast qr. 1 <_ ■' ■> M. Tuesday .. 4 4'.‘;7 11: HIGH WA l fk. ;;l Wednesday 4 Is ~ 12 May 25, 6k 3m. LATEST DATES. London.May 10 Havre.May 0 Liverpool.May 1«> New Orleans. May 18 MARINE LIST. POKT OF ALEXANDRIA, MAY 24 Akkivko. Barque Albus, Dorr. Chincha Islands, guano. to Howard & Foer. Schr. J. Trueman. Skinner. Salem, plaister. to L. McKenzie. ... cu.,rl<.G WViitinjr Inman. New A ork, to W ill • X « ' -ry r Cumberland Coal Co. Schr. Yearns, Baltimore, lumber, to Waters. Zimmerman Ac Co. Schr. Chancetord. Conklin, Port Deposit, lum ber. to Waters. Zimmerman Ac Co. Schr. Pearl, Clarke. Port Deposit, lumber, to Waters. Zimmerman Ac Co. Schr. Milhado, Jones, Port Deposit, lamber, to Joseph Masters. Schr. Levant, Christopher, Baltimore, lumber, to Joseph Masters. Schr. W. H. Harrison, Murdock, corn, to J.T. B. Perry Ac Son. Steamship Martin Hothnan. hence, for Boston, returned to this port in consequence oi some de fect in her machinery. Memoranda. Schr. Mary Peavy. Dreenlaw, sailed front East port tor this place, 15th inst. Schr. Mary Adeline, from Providence, for this port, sailed from Eaatport, 20th inst. Schr. Ada Francis, Wood, hence, at Bostou, inst___ 1>1RD CAGES, Ac.—A supply of cheap and


ocr: COMMERCIAL.. Alexandra* Market, February 43. FI. »«r dull—no sales. The stock is mode :t*c, and held principally on Farmers and M ilers account. The receipts continue light. We are uuablo to give anything like correct (u .tations. The receipts of \S heat are little .* nothing. Small sales of red at lo » ® 170 white $1 70® $1 75. Corn dull, sales : white and mixed at 80 ® 81 cts.—no • .•How offering. Cloverseed %*7 ® $7 2->. iijher articles unchanged. The business of week has ln»en verv limited. The Market*. Nkw York, Feb. 25.—Europa’s news de reuses New York breadstuff's. Flour, sales ,,i 4,»hm> bbls. State brands at $8 31; Southern b8 a $8 75. Wheat depressed. Corn, rales of 12,000 bush, mixed at 89; yellow 93. totton firmer. Stocks improving. Baltimore, Feb. 25.—Flour, sales of 2.i>» bbls. Howard street flour, before the news, at $7 75; also at $7 50. Afterwards, no sales* prices declining, heat—uosales. Corn sales of 5,000 bush, white, at 80 a 82; yellow at 80 a 83, before the news; afterwards, pri ces defined. _


ocr: ' ; i i | ; , i ■ 1 ' ' 1 j i j ! i . • | ! ♦ j j 1 ; i i ^ I a * 4 - A \ ^ -* / \ _ * £ Agent for Importers. Fowle's dec 14 RAISINS. PLUMS. AND C I T R O N — Bunch Raisins, in whole, half, and quarter boxes; Sicily Plums, and Leghorn Citron, just received, at WHITE S, Post-Office corner, feb 22 C1HOICE T E A S.—Gunpowder, Imperial, ) Young Hyson, and Black Teas, ol late im portation. received, and lor sale Gy THOMAS CRUX. Jr, feb 24 N. W. cor. ol Prince A Fairfax-sts nORSE FEED— 1 f>U husii. Rye Meal 1U0U •• heavy Ship Stuff 3*m> •• bright Oats, for sale by feb 25 THOMAS DAVY IJACON AND LARD— y 10 hhds. New Bacon 10 casks Leaf Lard, now landing, for sale bv feb 24 J J. WHEAT A BROS. 1) RUNES. —Prunes in glass Jars, of very superior quality, for sale by thp jar. or sin gle pound, at WHITE'S, feb 25 Post Office corner. 1 FAMILY RYE FLOUR.—Cloud’s Superior ^ Family Rye Flour, in quarter barrel sacks, for sale at ’WHITE'S, Post Office corner, feb 25 BACON —1.00 pounds prime country BA CON. (H"g round) well cured, and in good order, m store, and lor sale. t>y feb 24 HUM K. MARSHALL & WARD. ,)/wv BUSHELS CLOVER AND TIMO |\ J THV SEED, just received, and tor sale bv HUME, MARSHALL Sc WARD, leb 13 __ 1JRIME NEW CROP N. O. SUGAR.—4) hlids. New Orleans Sugar, just received and tor sale by jan 23 FLEMING Sc DOUGLASS. I1RESH BUTTER.—V*) lbs. choice ROLL i BUTTER, for sale by GEORGE W HARRISON. feb in Ferry Slip. (10RN MEAL.—A constant supply oi fine j white CORN MEAL, sharp ground, and suitable lor family use. for sale by feb 10 HI*ME. MARSHALL k WARD. v BBLS. strictly prune new crop. New Or- • f leans Molasses, landing this day and for ale bv FLEMING ^ DOUGLASS, feb 14 ' MACKEREL.—20 bbls. Nos. 2 and 3 large Mackerel, just received and for sale by GEO. W. HARRISON. feb 1 1 Union street. , IIHDS. Prime New Orleans Sugar. 1 tn-rces fresh Rice, landing this day and or sale by FLEMING &'DOUGLASS. feb 14 11IFTY BOXES PREMIUM MUSTARD ^ just received and for sale by trb 11 W. & C. BAYNE. pi LOVER AND TIMOTHY SEED—50 bush els just received and tor sale bv feb 4 ROBINSON & PAYNE. Herrings.—50bbu. No. i Eaitport hkr- rings, landing from Schr. Z. A. Paine, nd for sale by (feb 9] CAZENOVE Sc CO. BOXES ADAMANTINE CANDLES, 'p ) just received, and for sale bv feb 24 FLEMING <N DOUGLASS. BOX HERRING.—50 boxes No. I Herrings, for sale at feb 21 WHITE S, Post Office corner. . '"ILOVER SEED.—50 bushels Cover Seed. J for sale by D. & S. BLACKLOCK. ! ~dec 28 f IVF.RPOOL FINE SALT—1200 sacks j j Liverpool Fine Silt, afloat, (or sale by leb 25 THOMAS & DYER. '1 LOYERAN D TIMOTHY SEED, of prime j quality, in store, and for sale by j feb o DANIEL F HOOE. ----- A BUSHELS prime fresh ground COR.N >U MEAL, for sale by


ocr: Z FOR PHlLADKLPHIaI—-The” packei «|ttfcSchr RJVRE DE GJUCE, Field*, mas i*r. will sailed oil Wednesday.27th. For fireighi apply to S. SHINN & SON, s*p 26—2t Jannty'i Wharf


ocr: A L >1 A \ AC. i ,>:»4. M X M N SKITKMIVR rim.\si'te.\ Moon s F’haskr. i-'« ‘j'T'^V • First «r. "» i v;7 Wednesday t, •_> ■> oo gs ihursday. r> • •* . .. ... v .... • Friday • 6 v 5 52 ^ h1- l,» » :* V • ; . , v New_21 1 14 e. ►o Saturday.. i‘» ! Sunday ... 6 I11 ■”» 5* HM»H VV ATHR. % Monday ..!»> lib 19 Sept. #9 3 m LATHS'T DATKS.


ocr: 1 transportation office, Oranuk & Alkxaxdwa Raigroat*, ? March 29th, 1^4. f "VTOT ICE.—ON AND AF TER THIS i ^ Pl astbr and Coal found loaded in House Cars of this Company, will not be forwarded. Gondola Cars will be furnished for that pur- pose, [mh 29] W. B. BROCKETT, Agent. rlERMOMETER CHURNS. 5 dozeu as sorted sizes, from 3 to 15 gallotis, just re ceived and for sale by R. S. HUCK, ap27 Fairfax street.


ocr: , , i ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAIL ROAD. OLIKUEOf «<«•"?• ON AND AFTER THl’RSDA\, January U ; 1SSI. dailv trains (Sumh<>» excepted.) vvdl be run over this road, agreeable to the toUovvmg *''\"trai'rthr Warrenton and intermediate points, •j. jtM\e the Station, corner of Duke and Henry st‘^T>. at sA o'clock, A. M ; arri\e at Warrenton at 11 o'clock, A. M. Returning, will leave Warrenton at a quarter past i o'clock, P. M . arriving in Alexamliia at a quarter belore 1 o clock. 1 . 1M A train from Culpeper C. H., to Alexandria, ami inteimediate points, will leave Culpeper C. H., at 7A o'clock, A. M., arriving in Alexandria j at ln$ o'clock, A. M. Returning, will leave Alexandria at lj o'clock, p. M , arriving at Rapidau Station, at 5 o clock. P. >!.. connecting at this point with the Stage to and from Gordonsville. A daily Stage i> running between Cordor.sville and Rapidau Station, m connection with the t ars on this and tin- Virginia Central Roads I'll KOI till 1’ICK K1S. To (»onionsville.St • ><> To Staunton. 1 ;,n i To Lynchburg. ~ l'o Winchester. *1 Per order » . B. BROCK KTT, Agent, oct 4—ti


ocr: AAA TONS OF PERUVIAN GUANO daily expected per Ships Ailsa anc rtriee, from the Chincha Islands, for sale by ap 22—dtf S. S. MASTERS & SON. ,


ocr: ~ CANAL COMMERCE. Akkivkd. April 20. Boats Chas. Arthur, and John Beall, to Frost burg Coal Co. Departed, April 20. Boats Isaac Motter, J. W. Da\is, Wm. J. Boothe. Chas. Williams, and Geo. Waters, tor Cumberland, by Alleghany Mining ( o.


ocr: / (HEAP FURNITURE WARE-ROOMS.— G JAMES H BEKICOHX. rnr,<er of Kivu and Pitt streets, opposite the Marshall House. Alex andria. Pa., UPHOLSTERER, CABINET, CHAIR, BED AND MATTRASS MANU FACTURER. keeps constantly on hand, Beds Mattresses, Bolsters. Pillows. BedbiTiADR, Tables, Ceaip.s. Looking Glasses, Clocks, and a number of HOUSE FURNISHING articles.


ocr: / 1 UANO.—The undersigned will furnishtheir { J[ customers ai.d others, with GENT INI. PERUVIAN GUANO, upon the following term* From 1 to 50 ton* at $5u per ton. oi 2ULV lbs. For anv quantity over 50 tons a’‘ p r',,! ' ‘ HUME. MARSHALL & WARD, aug 0—d&c1 m


ocr: CiOAL FOR SALE.—Just arrived a cargo o j superior R E D ASH COAL. Person wishing any will please send in their orders. aug 2d JOSEPH MASTERS. \ i NTHRAClTE COAL —Now landing i I cargo of white and red Ash, and for sal I from the vessel and yard. aug U JAMES GREEN k SON. _


ocr: EMOVAL.—JOHN OGDENha* remove from Cameron street, to the store rccentl fitted up. on the north si^e of King street, secon d&->r below St. Asaph street. Gr" Housekeepers and others are invited t examine the variety and prices of HOUSE KEEPING ARTICLES, from a Potato Ma&l er up for sale at this store. aug 5 ’ , ,.


ocr: j . j I ! | 1 j j J , ( j j To be drawn at Wilmington, Delaware. IN SEPTEMBER, 1854. GREGORY & MAIHY, Manager*. LOTTERY for the benefit of the State ol Del aware. Class 213. for 1854. to be drawn at Wilmington. Del., an Saturday. Sept. 1 t'th. 5-1. 1 r• drawn numbers out ot 75 ! SPLENDID SCHEME! 1 prize of $37,500 25 prizes of $1.0<>' 3 prizes of 10.000 52 do J4°0 3 do 5,0 m > 200 do 200 2 do 3.272 Ac.. Ac., Ac. Tickets $10; halves $5: quarters $2 50! Certificates of pack gs 25 w hole tickets $15" "0 Do do 25 half do 05 00 Do do 25 quarter do 32 50 I OTTERY for the benefit of tin* State of j Delaware. Class K. for 1854. drawn at Wil mington, Del., on Satu/day. September 2.3</. I Sol. 75 number lottery—11 drawn ballots. MAGNIFICENT SCHEME! 1 prize of $05,00" 1 prize of $7,87-> 1 do 30.00" 3" prizes of 4,000 1 do 20,CM) 30 do 2,"0" l do 15.000 100 do 14> '0 Ac.. Arc., Ac. Tickets $20, halve* JO. quarters 5, eighths 2 50. Certificates of packages 25 w hole tickets,$28'' "" Do do 25 half do 140 00 Do do 25 quarter do Do do 25 eighth do 35 "0 I OTTERV for the benefit of the State of j Delaware, ('lass 22 l, for I 851. drawn at il mington, Del., on Saturday, S<pt. 30//i. ISoJ. 7s- number lottery—-1 1 drawn ballots! BRILLIANT SCHEME 1 prize of $40,000 1 prize of $2,000 1 do 18."U0 30 prizes of 1,000 1 do 1",00" 50 do 5o0 j do r,.UO0 40 do 300 1 do 4.000 257 do 200 1 do 3,0"0 Acc., Arc., Arc. Tickets $10—halves $5—ipiarters $2 50. Certificates of packag’s. 2d w hole tickets $15" "" Do do 20 half do 05 00 ho do 20 quarter do 32 50 tTr< ;Ui)ERS for Tickets and Shares and Cer tificates of Packages in the above Splendid Lot teries, will receive the most prompt attention, and an account ol each drawing will be sent immediately after it is over to all who order from m**. Address, P.4. I>1 ( KE5. Agent


ocr: ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAIL ROAD. jrjr ii"' liS ' , ON AND AFTKR THCKSDAV, January Is! 1831. daily trains (Sunday* «xoept«d.) will b* run over this road, agreeable to the tollnwing arrangement — . \ train for Warrenton and intermediate points. will leave the Station, corner of Duke and Henry streets, at M o’clock. A M: arrive at Warrenton a* 11 o’clock, A. M Returning, "ill leave Warrenton at a quarter past 1 o’clock, 1*. M., arriving in Alexandria at a quarter before 4 o'clock, P. 31. A train from Culpeper C. H., to Alexandria, and intermediate points, will leave ( uij»ep»*r ( . H . at 1 jt o'clock. A. M , arriving in Alexandria at o'clock, A. 31. Returning, will leave Alexandria at i \ o clock, P. M , arriving at Rapidan Station, at o’clock. P. M.. connecting at ihi> point with the Stage to and from Gordonsv ille. A dailv Stage i> running between Gordonsv ille and Rapidan Station, in connection with the Cars on This and the Virginia Central Roads THROIGH TICKETS. To <iordoiisv ille.^ l *Jn To Staunton. ^ *,n To Lynchburg. ' m To Winchester. ‘1 1 ’*1 Per order: W. H. BROCK KIT, Agent, oct l—ti *


ocr: “VTANCE k GLASSELL, Commission Mer Xi chants, 03, Water street. Few Yank.—Striet attention given to all consignments ol Produce, Flour. Grain, &c., kr. Refer to Shields k Somerville, Richmond, Va. Armstead k Warwick, Baltimore. Bacon k Baskervilie. Richmond, Va. Rich’d H. Carter. Fauquier county, Va. Biotv k Marsh, New York. Harvey, ScudderA Co, Boston. NANCE: k GLASSELL New Yaik. jy If—1 j


ocr: j | ; ! ^ _ V^ANCK A GLASSELL. Commission Mer- chants, 93, lYuUr street, Setc York.—Strict attention given to all consignments ot Produce, Flour, Grain, Ac., Ac. Refer to Shields A Somerville, Richmond, Va. Armstead A Warwick, Baltimore. Bacon A Baskerville. Richmond, Va. ^ Kieh d H. Carter, Fauquier county, Ya. Blow A Marsh. New York. Harvey, Scudder A Co. Boston. NANCE A GLASSELL. New Y’ork, iy 10—lv 1 MILLED CLOTH.—*gO,o6o yards Fulled A Cloth, qn cons gnment. for sale at Factory 3500 yards Plaid


ocr: T7ANCY BASKETS.—Received, Unlay, the «4 neatest vsriety sod the prettiest Baskets. lbave had JOHN OGDEN, mh 7 next to Theatre Building.


ocr: S C > > l N (HTOBKR rises. sets. Moon s Phases. 7 Saturday., b 17 f» T’-i H' *' S Sunday' .. « lsT> 42! £ast (lr- : ) L •> Monday... '• B* ■'> 1! in Tuesday. 21 V- ^ K ii Wednesday 0 22 5 38 |v: ! - •; L LrL K Thursday. ** 23.' ::7 11H»11 U A l LIT 3 Friday_»> 21 -'» 3»»’ 0< r 7. 7a. 3'*m. LATEST HATES. London.Sept gg Havre.Sept. 21 Liverpool.Sept New Orleans..Sept. 31 A K1N b: I.* 1ST. PORT OF ALEXANDRIA. OCTOBER Aimiv ki>. Schr. Maryland. Beall. Boston, to < uiiiboiland Uoai and Iron Co. Steamer Maryland. Mitchell. Baltimore, to S. Shum \ Son. and freight tor the District. Steamer Martin Hodman. K-tchurn. (rn.t Freeman Rawdon. as erroneously reported.) New York, to Cumberland Coal and Iron ( o. Sailed. Schr. Bloomfield, Beckwith, Philadelphia, by S. Shinn X; Son. M kmokanda. Brig Richard Reynolds. Wilson, hence at Quebec. *d‘‘th u!t. Brig Lucy Ellen. Robbins, in nee at VV iirning ton. 1st lust. Schr. J. Riislmg, VV cater. hence at Prow 11 ence. *M mst. _


ocr: ^ ; | i . t j , Farmers' Hank of Comparative Stair of the Fortners Honk of Vir^ ginia. imiWnigf/n Hmo'hc*. on the 1st day of October. 1835, and the 1st day of October. Ibnl. October 1. ls->3. October 1. 1834. Debt out stand- * mu. >57.121,3*;I 12 $* 124.122 72 Storting Bills, 13,.».*4 28 12.328 o.* s;tooks 12.531 52 08.368 17 Sj»ecie, 260 132 27 582.8'*: 25 Notes of othei Banks in Vir ginia. 257.1 10 31 232.220 $7 Notes ot other Banks out of the State. 81 .m2 1 on 01.20.2 00 Due bv other Banks, 202,131 07 DW.ONi i>2 Real Kstate, 126,882 31 186,025 72 In transitu be tween parent Bank a u d Branches, U.215 20 8*8,2 11,723 08 $ 1.702,170 58 Capital Stock. $3,100,200 >)»> $5,10o.2oo 00 Notes in Cir culation, 3,06-1.851 50 1,223.732 50 Individual De posits. 1,823,605 12 1,6' >2,241 20 Due to other Banks, 323.825 05 :: 11.0 15 7 1 New Surplus o r Contin gent Fund. 53s,800 82 43<.<82 <0 Profits ol the Institution, 102.245 84 S'kO-T is In transitu be tween pa rent Bank and t h e Branches, 20,221 8.» ss •» i ! 7«>;; i *s $7,702,170 38 Last dividend ot Profits, declared in July iast, four per cent. The Directors of the Farmers' Bank ol \ ii gima, certify that the foregoing statement has been examined, and believed to be conect. _--> — .Uf i-rirnr*


ocr: _ FOR BALTIMORE.—The stea POWHATAN will receive freight for Baltimore, on Friday and Saturday ot each week, and leave on Sunday morning. Re turning, leave Baltimore every Wednesday. S. SHINN & SON, my 10—tf _Janney's Wharf.


ocr: ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD. IM. lh.M, daily trains (Sundaysr\i's|ited.) will l)e run over this road, agreeable to tin fol lowing arrangement:— A train to, Warrenton and intermediate points will leave the Station, corner ot Duke and llenry Slr«-T>. at hi n clock. A M; arrive at Warrenton at 1 1 o'clock, A. M. Returning, "ill leave Warrenton at a quarter pasf l o clock. I‘. M . arriving m Alexandria at a quarter betore 4 o clock, 1 . M. \ train from Orange C. H , to Alexandria, and intermediate points, will leave Orange C. H , at »»J o'clock, A. M., arriving in Alexandria at 1UA o'clock, A. M. Returning, "ill leave Alexandria at 1} o'clock. P. M., arriving at ('range C. H.. at '>{ o'clock, P. M. A daily Stage is running between Gordonswlle and Orange H . in connection with the Cars on this and the Virginia Central Road. THROCGH T1CKKTS. To Gordonsville.;H* To Staunton. 1 To Lynchburg. ' 1111 To Winchester.. d <>•> Per order : W. B. BROCK KTT, Agent. lVb Hi—tf


ocr: r rMl E~~SUBSCR1 BER having purchased the I I entire stock of MARBLE, belonging to H. • (A Neale, is prepared to furnish the citizens of r Alexandria and adjoining counties, with HEAD and FOOT STONES. Also, MONUMENTS ! and TOMBS, of the best American and Italian : Marble. They will be forwarded to any part 1 of this or adjoining counties. All orders punc tually attended to. THOMAS LA* '• 20—eotl Alexandria, > a.


ocr: Alexam’a. Gaxettr 4 AdverlUer, i’!j; PtBU»HU> DAJLT HY E DG A H SNOWDEN. AJL Eight Dollars per annum, payable halt yearly. Alezan’a. Gazette A Virginia Advertiser. • (for tue country) W rfBUSbU), RKOlLARLY. ON TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS AND SATURDAYS, At Five Dollars per nunuui. payable iu advance. Tuiza or Arvuttowi.—Advertisement* not exceediux oue square. inserted three times for one dollar. Adver tisement* continued after three tiuh*s, lor 50 eeuts a square vot rach i»«RTtoN LVSlDfc, or £> cents ocrsuu..— Sixteen Lines are counted a* a square. Advertisement* by the year, at prices to be agreed upon, having reference to the usual aiuouut of -pact- they may * occupy. Persons advertising by the year n«>t to advertise articles uot included iu their regular business, nor to iusert iu


ocr: TRANSPORTATION OFFICE, Okanok *c Alexandria Railroad. ( March g'.*th, 1n54. ) Notice..—ox and after this date, Plasikr and Coal lound loaded in House Cars of this Company, will not be forwarded. Gondola Cars will be furnished for that pur pose. [mb go] W. B BROC K ETT. Agent. ~ ^ '_


ocr: \Vm~" $ OEFICK ■ 'Oraxos fc Almasdria Railkoad. ) a ... avrria Station. Jnly 4,1 ' Tk ARTIES of SO or more wishing to make P “Arraions to the country during the snm iJP months, cau arrange at any time, by apply I ing at the Station. BB0CKETT, Agent, 4—1W ‘ ww%


ocr: 11 OK RENT—A large vacant lot on Union 4 str^rt. opposite Wheat # Meapi Mill, amt adjoiniugSMonroe B Soap and Candle Factory The location and the lot ia a good one lor a Wood, Coal, Stone, or Plaster Yard, being ini mediately on the Railroad. Apply to McVEIGH it CHAMBERLAIN jy |0 enfH ’ll TOOL purchased by So DANIEL F.


ocr: 1 a DOZEN OSGOODS INDIA CHOLO 1 / GOGUE. for sale at lowest png PEEL & STEVENS. 12 Wholesale Druggists


ocr: FIRST ANNUAL BALL OF THE IXD E PE X1) E X T L UE LI T E S THE INDEPENDENT ORDER OF L UE LIT E S RESPECTFULLY announce to the Citizens , of Alexandria and its vicinity, that they will give a grand MILITARY. CIVIC. AND FANCY BALL. On the Evening of the 17th of April, AT SAVE VTA HALL. following gentlemen, selected as Managers, the different Associations, are respectfully to attend early in the evening, to assist the reception of the large number of vi>iters will be present on that occasion. They themselves, on their part, that no expense wanting to make this the Ball of the LLOYD WILLIAMS’ celebrated Cotillion (full band.) will be engaged for that oc HACKS will convey Ladies to and from the The BALL will be opened with the Lr>: Lites' Step. TICKETS $2, to be had from the Managers at the Door. _ Managers. Blondhaem, Franklin Hutchins, Lane, A. Stallangs. Taylor, On the part of the Military. S. King Shay, Capt. Hugh Latham, Col. B. Thomas. Lieut. E. B. Powell: Geo. Plain. “ C. D. Rudd, B. T. Plummer, “ Wm. Smith, “ Geo. Duffey, “ C. Craig. T. W. Ashby, “ F. Geisendarter “ Janies R. Siiioot, “ Wm. Davis, *• J. W. Ashby, u J. W. Keene, “ G. T. Whittington, “ Benj. Swan, “ Joseph Williams, “ Thos. W. Swann, “ Wm. W. Rock, “ E. R. Lippett, “ C. S. Price, “ R. F. Prettyman. On the part of the Firemen. Friendship Fire Co. Wash. L. Bodkin. | John Bontz. Sun Fire Co. Asa McCormick. | Thomas Rudd. Relief Fire Co. W. B. Brockett. | John Smoot. Star Fire Co. A. Wallace Masters. | Cuthbert Powell. HydR/.ulion Fire Co. Isaac EntwUle._| E. O. Swain. On the part of other Societies. Masonic Fraterximy. John T. Johnston, I J. A. Shinn. John T. Price. The I. O. 0. F. W. F. Padgett. | W. Reed. The Red Men Jas. W. Atkinson. | Joseph Williams. The I, 0. U. B. Lew is Herring. | Henry C. Field. The B. M. (H. T.) C. A. S. S. Cover. J H. Robinson. Washington Club. Frederick Baker. | Thomas Warring. Hand-in-Haxd Club. W. P. Collinsw'orth. | J. Smith. Fairfax Mystic Fraternity. J. W. Richardson. | F. R. Windsor. Hibernian Society, R. S. Douglas. | H. C. McLaughlin. Sangerblnd Society. H. Pflueger. | J. F. Fixill, On the part of the Citizens* F. L. Brockett, H. C. Dorsey, Robert 1. l ay lor, Capt. Gedney, Rudolph Massey, Capt. Job Corson, Lester Lloyd, Capt. Hinmann. mh 14—2awtfM&F _ AND SUMMER GOODS, FOR GENTLEMEN’S WEAR.—IF. D. MAS Merchant Tailor, would call attention to slock ol CLOTHS, CASSIMERES awl all the varieties of qual


ocr: BRILLIANT SCHEMES, To be drawn at Wilmington, Delaware, IN APRIL, 1854. ■ GREGORY & MAURY, Managers. LOTTERY lor the benefit of the State of Del aware, Class E. for 1854, drawn at Wil mington. Del., on Saturday, ,'Jpril 22rf, IS.>4. 78 number lottery—14 drawn ballots! MAGNIFICENT SCHEME! 1 prize of $64,000 5 prizes of $4,000 1 do 28,000 5 do 3,000 1 do 18,000 10 prizes of 2,000 1 do 12.000 100 do 1.000 1 do 8,280 230 do 400 Ac., Ac., Ac. Tickets $20, halves 10, quarters 5, eighths 2 50 Certificates of packag's 26 whole tickets,$250 00 Do do 26 half do 125 00 Do do 26 quarter do 62 50 Do do 26 eighth do 3125 LOTTERY for the benefit of the State of Del aware. Class 07, for 1»54, to be drawn at Wilmington, Del., on Saturday, jlpril 2 Of A, 1S*>4. 75 number lottery—12 drawn ballots! BRILLIANT SCHEME. 1 prize of $35,000 100 prizes of $l;O0U 1 do 20,000 10 do 500 1 do 15,000 20 do 300 2 do 6,040 85 do 200 Ac., Ac., Ac. Tickets $10; halves $5; quarters $2 50! Certificates of pack'gs 25 whole tickets $U0 00 I)o do 25 half do i0 00 Do do 25 quarter do 35 00 BORDERS for Tickets and Shares and Cer tificates of Packages in the above Splendid Lot teries, will receive the most prompt attention, and an account of each drawing will be sent immediately after it is over to all ■who order from me. Address, P. J. BUCKEY, Agent mh 27—1m Wilmington. Delaware. important to those in


ocr: BmxM**m*x*Mx* TRANSPORTATION OFFICE, Orange & Alexandria Railroad, ) March 20th, 1S54. $ NOTICE— ON AND AFTER THIS DATE, Plaster and Coal found loaded in House Cars of this Company, will not be forwarded. Gondola Cars will be furnished for that pur pose. [mh 2D] W. B. BROCKETT, Agent.


ocr: COMMERCIAL. Alexuiitlrlu Murkct, January 1‘4. Flour is quiet—no sales reported—holders firm a! $7 1 . C Cai price >*’> >7 C Wheat is in ac tive demand, with moderate receipts. We quote fair to stri*'tlv prime red at l 'S <a i»"; cts.: w hite 1 *‘»s i(f it:; cts.—g*)"0 bu>hels sold. Sales ot white Corn at n.'> a ♦ ♦> ct>.; n*» sales of yellow Sales of Kve at 7g c‘s. White Beans, llgj cts. tor common flat, and l'-i" d l-** tor round navy. The 31»rh.cta. IV\i.tim*»i:k. Jan. P2.—Small sales ol flour t*> day. and pin es unchanged ; white prime wheat $1 70 a $1 7.'» ets.; red $1 »'•" </ >1 «*ts.—sooo bushels <*'ld Corn, white. *’.4 a ♦*;."» cts.; yellow ns >d *''* cts. Sales small. No change in other articles u>»allv spoken o,*. i he inclement wea ther retards business. We have no tidings 0! the steamer yet.


ocr: ( UIEAP FCUN ITl RE WARE-ROOMS.— I JAMES H. DHVJUIHX. corner of Am 7ad Pitt streets, opposite the Marshall House. Alex mdrifi, la. CPIIOLSTERER, CABIN El, HAIR. BED AND MATTRASS MANT FACTCRER. keeps constantly on hand. Beds. Mattresses. Bolsters. Pillows. Bedsteads, Fables, Chairs. Looking Glasses, Clocks, and i number oi HO LYSE FCRNiSHING articles. 21—tf


ocr: ga CANAL COMMERCE. Akkived, November I f Boat Mount \ ernon, Cumberland, coal to Al leghany Mining Co. Departed. November Uf Boat Mount Vernon, Cumberland, by Alle ghany Mining Co.


ocr: TRANSPORTATION office, Oraxqk A Alexandria Railroad, / March 29th. 1854. $ Notice.—on and after this datl, Plaster and Coal found loaded in House Cars of this Company, will not he forwarded. Gondola Care will be furnished for that pur pose. W. B. BROCKETT, Agent, rah 2J , ! |


ocr: (IlfEAl* FCENITURE WARE- ROOMS.— JJMES 11. bill'dl cower nj Kt>>g or.fi Pm iired, vpp'jiile the Mat doll Jltx aafirui. IV. UPHOLSTERER, CABINET, CHAIR, BED AND M AI TRASS MANU FACTURER, keeps constantly on hand, Beds MATTItniSES. BoLtJ'I EH*. PlLLOWS, T&bles, Chaus. Looking (• lasses, Clocks, and a nujuli^r of HOUSE FURNISHING aep 21—K’ T 00L purchased by *f> 2* DANttL f HHOE


ocr: - Horse 2000 bushels Shorts l.V) *• Oats AGO * Ship Stuff and Middling*, t>f! hand, axd for sal* aov 7 THOMAS DAVY


ocr: COMV KUC1AI.. Alrtuiidrla .Murkt i, (h't»^rr 3 1. Bre;wUtuds firm. I p Countr* Pour ' <? $8 .’>•>. Riverside -•*» Pimuvi MU >B> Wheat firm with m ■ *»‘i »*•* - i 'pi ♦*;. We quote good to prime re I *i 7"» «: -S'. 7s and $1 80; white $l 85«i $1 -‘1 u’hite and mixed Corn 7T»(d 80. Rye n $1 Oats 1' a


ocr: ( (HEAP FURNITURE VV’ARE-ROOMS!— J JAMES II. DEVAVGHS. mm* of Km and Put streets, opposite the Mat shaft House. Alrr andria. la. UPHOLSTERER, CABINET CHAIR. BED AND MATTRASS MANX F ACTl RER. keeps constantly on hand, Beds M A TTRES5 LS. BOLSTERS. PlLLOWR, BEDSTEADS Tarles, Chairs. Looking Glasses, Clocks, ane a number of HOUSE FURNISHING articles sc-p 21—tf AIT00L purchased by \\ v*p DANTEL F HOOK.


ocr: _ “VTANCE A GLASSELL, Commission Mn ; i chxntb, 1)3, Water *trcct, A'oc Yak.—Strict attention given to all consignments of riodece, Flour, Grain, Ac., Ac. Refer to Shields A Somerville. Richmond, Va. Armstead A Warwick. Baltimore, j Bacon A Baskerviile. Richmond, Va. Rich d H. Carter, Fauquier countv, Va j Blow A Marsh, New Yoik. j Harvey, Scudder A Co. Boston. XAN(T A GLA«*UX. .\*W Yaik. jy lt^ty


ocr: COMMERCIAL. Alexandria Market, February 10. Breads tufls tirm, but prices unsettled—no sales of flour reported. Most the receipt of Wheat going into store—holders unwilling to submit to the decline—reliable quotations could not be obtained to-day. Corn is in good demand at 90 (a. 92 cents for white, yellow, and mixed. Clover Seed in good demand at $7 (5 $7 25. Other articles un- changed.


ocr: COMMERCIAL. Alexandria Market—Augual <50. Flour is very linn, with extremely small stocks No sales ol importance. Sales by the dray load a! $S 50 (a 75. The receipts of Wheat an moderate—market firm. We quote red at I7i) (a 175 cts.; w hite L 75 (a 1S2 cts. Corn is >carce< and may be quoted at S5 (a *.*<> cts. Rye 1*5 a ]<ki cts. Oats 45 a 5" cts. Cloverseed $7 25 (a $7 5«>. Timothy Seed $ l 25 a' •> t -KK Corn Meal 95 (a loo cts. BUSINESS active but money matters strin K*nC _ m ._ The Market *• The Markets, in New York and Baltimore, remained on Saturday, the same a> reported the previous day. Trices were lirm.


ocr: purchase \ any number of NEGROES, for which I will ray liberal T"">- Tho.e wisamg tosell, will do well to cal! on me before seWg. at m> old stand, at West Etui Alexandria. V «>• ang ] s—dtf JOSEPH BRPTV


ocr: 7 Saturday.. 7 11 \ p\j Y all... . It 4 1m. S Sunday ... 7 1-M JT'Last «jr. 21 ^ 12 P Monday... 7 12’t is New.. ,2S t+ •> ». li» Tuesday.. 7 12 l ts first qr. 1 o 2*‘* k. 11 Wednesday 7 11 1 IP HIGH W ATER. ^ 12 Thursday . 7 ll l I1.'Jam-art 0*. 10h. atm. LATEST PATHS. London.Deo. 7 4 ! Havre.IVc. 22 LinfBMl.lie**. 24 J New 1‘rleans Hoc, 3u MARINE LIST. POUT OF ALEXANDRIA, JANTARY Arrived. Steamship Fnenian Bawdon, Townsend, Bath, Me., to Cumberland Coal A Iron Co. Schr. W. H. Kutan. Roby. Newburn, N. C., Lumber to Thomas A Dyer. Sailed. Ship Win. II. Ilarbeck, Mrrshall, Liver* ]kh»1, by FowleA Co. Schr. Chas. Cranmer, Townsend, New York, by Thomas A Dyer. .r-r % ALEXANDRIA AND W ASH JbwSmislNtnXtN Bt >AT.—The tine steamer (iKOJiGE H ViS'i/JN<» 7’ChV leu\ e> at the follow ing hours: Leave Alexandria at S, 1»>, pjJ, 2, and 4 o'clock. la*av e Washington at P, 114, l, J.aml4 A o clock. Ian t*t JOB ( ORSON. ('aptam. FOR LIVERPOOL—The new A l clipper British Barque JIP/A’A’, Hunter, mastrr, will be ready for cargo at an early day. Apply to TOWLE & CO.' tlec ao WANiEl) a VESSEL of from 5 to bushels. to load for Providence, K. 1. dec 2* C AZENOVE A CO. BCHNETTS COD liver OIL prepared bv Jos* ph Burnett, Boston, Mass., and war ranted superior to any now in use. A supply just received ami tor >ale by R E. STONE, Apothecary, King street, dec 24 between Pitt and St Asaph-sts. C’TAHLER'S BALSAMIC PECTORAL, for O Coughs. C olds, Ac.; Stabler s Fluid Ex tracts. circular. For sale by R 11. STABLER, N. W.corner King aud Waahingtou streets. I* i


ocr: transportation office. Orange k Alexandria Railroad, / March 20th. 1SA4. $ 'XTOTICV.—ONAND AFTER THIS DATE, 1 1 Plastii and Coal found loaded in House Cara of this Company, will not be forwarded. Gondola Cara will be furnished for that pur pose W. B. BROCKETT, Agent xnh 29


ocr: _____ ANOTHER FRESH SUPPLY OF FRUIT* Just received by the Brig Abbotsford, ; from Palermo : , 120 boxes Oranges and Lemons, in good order 175 Sugar Loaf Pine Apples 80 drama Figs, of a superior quality And a lot different kinds fresh NUTS 1 frail of African Dates, for sale by : my 25 £ SCHAFER, Fairfax-straet,


ocr: L\ \ \) poll SALK,— From to <>• h» acres joi LAND, lying on Broad Kuo. in the County of Prince William, \ a., two nines and a halt from the Gainesville Station Manassas Gap Railroad. SIMPSOX. Ri William County Ya oct IS—eotl


ocr: ”ANCK Ac GFASSKLL, Commimion Mer chants, 03, Water Setc York.—Strict attention given to ail consignments of Produce Flour, Grain, Ax., Ax. Refer to Shields Ac Somerville, Richmond, Y*«. Armstead A: Warwick, Baltimore. Bacon Ac Baskrrville, Richmond, Va. Rich’d H. Carter. Fauquier county, Va. Blow Ac Marsh. New York. Harvey, Scudder Ac Co. Boston. .. „ , NANCE k GLASSELL New Y«rk,


ocr: __ C~~HEAP FURNITURE WAKE^ROOMS. JJMES H. DEVJCGHS. comer of Kin* • and Titi streets, opposite the Marshall House. Jlex • andria. V*. UPHOLSTERER, CABINET, CHAIR, BED AND MATTRASS MANU FACTURER, keeps constantly on hand, Bed* Mattresses. Bolsters. Pillow*. Bedsteads, Table*, Chairs. Looking Glasses, Clocks, and 5 a number of HOCSE FURNISHING article. sep 21—tf __ 1AA BUSHELS CLOVER SEED, jwt re • ) ceived, and for sale bv Ao#v 0 GRREN, CUTTLE A


ocr: fDAILY LISE to Winchester, and Tri Weekly to Lnray.^istfi rpHE CARS leave Alexandria, daily, at 7 J o clock. A. M., (Sundays excepted.) con necting with J. H. Kemp's line ot Stages at Piedmont, (via; Millwood and Paris, on Tues days. Thursdays and Saturdays, for Winchester; and at NVapping Station, (via) Trout Royal, on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays tor Win chester, ami Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satui days, for Luray. Returning, leave Wapping at l'*V and 1 iej mont Ui, A M., arriving in Alexandria at 2 A P. M. THROUGH TICKETS to Winchester. f«>. to be had at the ticket otfice ot the Orange and Alexandria Rail Road Company. Alexandria. and at J. H. Kemps Stag** Otfice. W mcliester. | jy o»v—tf M. M. WELSH, Superintendent.


ocr: CANAL COMMERCE._ Departed, April IS. Boat Ida, groceries for Purcelville, Hamilton, and Berlin. Loudoun county; New Market and Mount Jackson, Shenandoah county; Ottobine, Rockingham county; North Point. Page county; and Middletown, Frederick county. \ a., from W in. k ( has.


ocr: T~\RYr GOODS.—We have just received by Express, a beuutlful a&ortmens of rich Paris Berages; Grenadines and Tissues; Plain and Printed Queenets and Brilliantes; superior French Lawns and Organdies, Okalleys and Ber age de Laines; ALSO, another suSply of those very rich and superior Black Gro De Rhine Silks, with many other goods to which we invite attention. G. K. WITMER He BRO. apl8 ___ JOB PRINTING Neatly executed, with despatch, at this Office,


ocr: (i M’HAFFR. on Fairfax street, near King, j% has for sale different articles, as follow's; Preserved Ginger. Prunes, in glass jars Fig?, ire-h Dates. Citron Kiiberts. Almond-, Ground Nuts Pecans. Fnglish Walnuts. Also, a new* assortment of TOYS and FANCY ARTICLES. and a large supply of FRENCH CONFECTIONER Y. w’ith a good assortment of CANDY, of his manufacture, which he offers for ; sale as low a- any establishment in this market, oct 14


ocr: el. to arrive per Brig Sarah Yose. lor sale b M. ELDRIDGE, 29 Union Wharf. I , v BBLS. LINSEED OIL. just received per 11 ) schr Hamilton, from New \ ork. and for sale by BAYNE, BUCKNER A CO. jy is _ _ BRANDY.—Sup. 4th proof Brandy, a tine article for medicinal purposes, for sale by HARPER & BOUSH, jy 14 King st. Dock. '1TTINKS.—Sup. Old Madeira. l*ale and \\ Dark Sherry Wine, for sale at | ' HARPER & BOUSH S. j., King street Dock. PULVERIZED SUGAR.—viU bbls. Pulver ized Sugar, just received, per schr. Hamil ton, from New York, and lor sale by jv is BAYNE, BUCKNER & CO. BRANDY AND PORT WINE—very old and superior, lor sale by F. A. MARBURY, my 27 Fowle s w hart. C1HAMPAGNE.—25 baskets Queen Victoria / Champagne, pints and quarts. S. SHINN & SON, jy 29 Janney's Wharf. C1LARET WINE.—25 boxes Claukt Wink. / a superior article, this dav landing, and loi sale bv S. SIIINX SOX. jy 29 Janney s W hart. SMOKED HERRING.—125 boxes SMOKED HERRING, to arrive per Brig Watson, lor : sale by M. KLDRIDGE, aua 5 Union Wharf. RAA BUSHELS CORN, lor sale in lots to M f suit purchasers, bv jv 12 ROBINSON & PAYNE. I^LASTER.—120 tons now discharging, lroin schr. B. F. Sparks, for sale by jy 19 M. ELDRIDGE, Union Wharf OATS—1< »0 bushels prime New Oats, just received, and tor sale bv ! jv 2,i J. J. WHEAT & BROS. i BLACK TEA.—5 half chests extra Oolong Black Tea. just received at jy 25 WHITE'S, Post-office corner. Ik HHDS. N. O. SUGAR, received, this 0 day, and lor sale by jy 22 FLEMING & DOUGLASS. 1 ~ TIERCES FRESH RICE, received, this day • I and for sale bv w iv 24 FLEMING & DOUGLASS. | 44 CASKS PRIME SHOULDERS BACON, (j received this dav. and lor sale by ! jy 22 FLEMING & DOUGLASS. ASKETS —25 dozen Peach and Apple bas ) kets, at HARPER & BOUSH S. t jy i4 King street Dock. l J w V BAGS GREEN RIO COFFEE, re 11 II I ceived, this day. and in store.lor sale by ; jv 22 FLEMING & DOUGLASS. 4 HHDS. bright Sides and Shoulder Bacon, this day received, and for sale by j aug i } ROBINSON & PAINE. OAKUM — 31 bales Patent Oakum, lor sale bv * S. SHINN A SON, adgl _Janney’s Wharf. FLOUR.—Family extra and super Flour, lor _jg u* b>HlLL, BROWN & PARTI.QW £\A BBI.S. Pulverized and Granulated SI ) GAR. received this day, andlor sale by auch FLEMING fc DOUGLAS. CORN and CORN MEAL, on hand, and lor b> HILL, BROWN fe PARTLOW. VINEGAR —30 casks clarified Cider Vine gar, for sale by jy a* R. H. HUNTON | j j I - | j I j ' 1 j ! j I ! ; j I : I j ; ; I j


ocr: rOTlCF.—Persons who are indebted to Hil j art Birch. oi to the late firm of Cowsk k Burch, are requested to pay the same forthwith, Suits will he instituted in every case, where set- tlenien? is delayed. BRENT k KIN’ZER, oct eo»'»t Trustees, S SUMAC WANTED, by


ocr: J MORTON, JR. KM. 0. WILLIAMH. MORTON a CO., Wholesale Dealers in Drugs, Medieines, Chemicals, Paints, Oifa* Dye Stuff*, Window Glase, Putty, to, Kiag street, below Fairfax, Alexandria, V%. 24—


ocr: i ; j l TRANSPORTATION OFFICE, i Manassas Cain R. R Co., Saturday Dec. 1*L 185*1. j To Merchants. Tv riving and Forwarding Jgents. in . lle.i itndria: ON. AND AFTER THIS DATE, this Com pany will, in no case, pay tor deficiencies in any Consignment deliverable on l mon street, unless the Consignee legally establish that The missing articles could not be found m the cat bv him or his authorized agent. * . * i* i nr it •* Pf I iiy order oi me ooaru. »* .u. r*. r r. dec lb—lw Agent of Transportation.


ocr: Z^rFT^Z^ZrPERUyUS OUJflU tor ( d- at the Alexandria prte*. wtth the ad V* »■ tWm <*roense of traosportsnoo. dlUO° IsHBV, SOMERVILLE 4 CO Markham Mation, M. C. R. R-, jy 12 *0,t


ocr: _ Housekeeper wanted.—it* under f-igned, residing in Uoudoun County, nr.,r me Village of Upp^cvill^. "'ishe* fo emp-o> * FEMAl.E. "ho i* experienced ■« HOCSFKEFPING. One who is sxilfui ’Vim the needle wouldbe preferred. further ...forma tion mae bo bad at tb* office of the Alexandria Gazette, or by letter to the eub*e«ber.^^^_


ocr: BRILLIANT SCHEMES. To l>e drawn at Wilmington, Delaw are, IN sKl’TF.MHKK, lS’)4. GREGORY HAl'RY, Manager*. :;vu,H. DOLLARS! 1 prize of $2o,0oo! J" OTTERY tor the benefit ol the State ol Del aware. Class 2"1. lor ISb!. drawn at Wil niiill*’*Del., o/i Saturday. S'jit. 2d. ls*4. ,a number lottery —12 drawn ballots! BRILLIANT SCHEME. 1 prize ol $3S.U"M 2 prizes of $2.70.) ] d»» 2'i.ihmi bn prizes of l.i'OO 1 do 1 b.()( M) bu do 1 do ln.nuO t>3 do 2"0 1 do 5,U"U &c.. &c.. &c. Tickets $10—halves $5—quarters $2 50. Certificates ol pack gs. 2b whole tickets, $i4" 00 I>o do 2b half do 7n UO ])(> do 2b quarter do Ob 00 b0.000 DOLLARS. 10 prizes of $ 1 OTTERY for the benefit of the Nan el* j aware, ( lass 2"7. lor ls*l.to be • 1 r• •• ii at Wilmington. Del.. on Saturday. S>j>!. 2th. 1S,>L 7s number lottery —1*> drawn ballots! SPLENDID SCHEME! 1 pi iz»'ot $b".000 10 prizes ot $'-."00 l 1 do 2b,n00 1" do l.n<’U l do ISO"" 2b do 500 1 do ln.bsn ; ton do 200 b prizes of b.OOn | &c.. iNc. &c. Tickets $15, hi vs. 7.5". qr». 3.7 *. eighths LS7j. (Vi tilicat**s of packag's 2b whole Delicts $1 *" 00 Do do ' 2b halt *•» Do do 2b quarter *io 42 5n Do do 2'i eighth do 21 25 1" OTTER Y for the benefit of the State of Del* aware, ( lass 213. tor ISb l, i<> bs drawn at \\ 11 mington, Del., on Satvrdny. Stjit. 1*4/1. «>l. 1:; drawn numbers out ot 7.) ! SPLENDID SCHEME! 1 prize of $37,5"" 25 prizes of $!.""" 3 prizes of ln.nnn 52 do |1"0 do b.OOO 2"" do 2"0 2 do 3,272 \c.. \c.. \c. Tickets $10; halves $b; quarters $2 5"! Certificates ol pack’gs 25 whole tickets $13" "0 Do do 25 halt do "51'" Do do 2b quarter do 32 «>" OTTERY for the benefit of the State ol Delaware. Cla^s K. lor ISbl, drawn ar \\ il* ! rnington. Del., on Saturday. SuptonUr ‘S.'.d. ls*|. 7b number lottery—11 drawn ballots. MAGNIFICENT SCHEME! 1 prize of $bb.n"n 1 piizeol $7.S7" 1 do 3",000 3" prizes of 4.""" 1 do 2"."UU 30 do 2.< »0o 1 do lb.O' MJ 100 do 1.0"0 iVc.. Sec.. &e. Tickets $20. halves 10. quarters 5, eighth* 2 50. Certificates ol packag’s 25 w hole tickets, $2SO (») Do do 25 halt d>> j40 on Do do 25 quarter do 70 00 Do do 25 eighth do T-5 0° r OTTERV for the benefit of the State of ^Delaware, ( lass 22 l, lor 1851. drawn at W ll* liiington. Del., on SiUinhnj. Sept. VMth. 1804. 7s number lottery—1 1 drawn ballots! BRILLIANT SCHEME:


ocr: ( AXAL rOUMKHCK. Akihvkd November 7. Boats T S Iglehart. J. H l>avis. ami Isaac XIotter, Cumberland. coal to AlUghany Mining Co. x_ t . Departed, November <. Boat, A. t’avy. an I T. S. Iglchi.it, Cumber land, bv Alkkanv Miaini Co


ocr: I l MBER YARD.—We take this method informing our customers. That we ha\e ron nected our LUMBER BUSINESS with the CAB inet manufactory, where we are pie pared to furnish every description oi usually found itt the mot extensive YARDS. ALSO, Lime, Hydraulic Cement, Planter, Lath#, Shin glee, Pailiftca Na»U of snzee, Ac , Ac., which. we will t«t) low for or at the usual time •*» punctual customer*, iaa 1 JAMES WEEN k SON


ocr: j j j j j ! ! \ ALMANAC._ 1 S54. Su k|S uw JULY. rises, tds. Moos’s Phases. i Tuesday.. 14 44 7 16* ,, *• “• M 5 Wednesday!4 4o!7 ir>j Full.... 10 1 14 M. G Thursday. i4 4517 15 {Last qr. in 7 14 E. 7 Friday.... j4 45!7 if,|New... .24 10 0 e. 8 Saturday..U 4fi|7 uj^rst qr. 1 5 17_e. o Sunday... !-l 4*» 7 Mi HIGH WATER. lo Monday...U 4717 13* July 4, lh. 14m. LATEST DATES. London.June 17 Havre.June 10 Liverpool.Line 17 New Orleans. June 28 MARINE LIST. PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, JULY 3. Arrived. Brig Wittaker, Handy, East port, plaister, picketts, and spars to Fowle Si Co. British Schr. Lewis Smith.-, St. John. N. B., plaister to Cazenove & Co. Schr. Robert Henry, Tuttle, Port Deposit, lumber to Waters, Zimmerman Si Co. Schr. J. W. Pharo, Falkenburg, Boston, to Cumberland Coal and Iron Co. Schr. Fluvanna, Jones* Charleston, S. C., lum ber to Thomas & Dyer, jtjjfr Schr. Whirlwind, NeaL^—- to Cumberland Coal and Iron Co. Schr. Caroline Hall, Rogers, New ^ork, to Cumberland Coal and Iron Co. ' Schr. Buenva Vista, Jett,-,to Cumberland Coal and Iron Co. Schr. Panthea, Soper,-, to Cumberland Coal and Iron Co. Schr. Narragansett, Hall. Fall River, to Bor den Mining Co. Schr. John G. Coekey, Gray, North C arolina, shingles to Waters. Zimmerman & Co. Schr. C. W. Skinner, Forbes, Washington, N. (\, lumber to Thomas & Dyer. Scnr. Le Koy, usDorn. iuik, u* o. Masters Ac Son. amt freight for the District. Steamer Columbia, Harper, Baltimore, to J.J. Wheat Ac Bros., and freight for the District. Memoranda. Steamer Martin Hoffman. Preston, hence at 30th nil.


ocr: Orange & Alexandria Railroad, £ Alexandria Station, July 4, 1854. ) P\RTIES of 50 or more, wishing to make ‘excursions to the country during the sum mer months, can arrange at any time, by applv «nir at the Station. fv 4_iw W. B. BROCKETT, Agent


ocr: ] I ' LUMBER \ARD.—take this method of inlormmg our customers, that we have eont iccted our LUMBER BUSINESS with the CAB* NET MANUFACTORY, where we are pre >ared to turnish every description of Lumbei isually found in the most exten.*i\e LUMBER f ARDS. ALSO, Lime, Hydraulic Cement. Calcined 5laister. Lath?, Shingles Failings. Na»la of ai! izee, Ac., &c., which we will sell low for web, ir at the u»ual time to punctual emtomera. >*• 1 JA.VfK* GRFFN X SON.


ocr: -fTMPLOYMENT WANTED by a good f I\ cgcntant every eveniug from "> to 10 dock, either in Book Keeping, or writing of a tor1 Apply at thia *»P u—dom ! 0 * i


ocr: rrUnrsUBSCRIBER has just received a | assortment of single and double bit ELLERS. Horse Power do Daniel’s Patent Hay Cutters Maynard’s Patent do do Ruggles Raw Hide Roller do do Thermometer Churns Briar Scythes and Bush Hooks Garden and Lawn Rakes Planters' Hors. &c.. for sale low by 2 mo 24 R. S. HECK. Fairfax-street-


ocr: . , J j ( J j ’ * j i I BRILLIANT SCHEMES, To be drawn nt Wilmington, Delaware, IN M AR< H, 1.854. GREGORY <k MAURY, Managers. 37.500 DOLLARS! ' rOTTERY lor the benefit ol* the State of Del j aware. Clas» 63, lor ls5t, drawn at Wil- mington. Del., on Saturday. Marrh, \'*th. 1851. 13 drawn numbers out ot' 7s* ! SPLENDID LOTTERY! 1 prize of $37,5<)0 1 prize ol $1,735 1 do ‘JO.OOu 50 prizes of I.imm 1 do 15.0o0 50 do 1 do •• Iu.ih ij 180 do 200 1 do 6,000 Ac.. Ac.. Ac. Tickets $10—halves $5—quarters $2 50. Certificates ot paekags. 26 whole tickets $140 00 Do do 26 half do 70 00 Do do 26 quarter do 35 00 $70,588 ! $35,294! 23.529! 215 prizes of 1.176! TOTTERY for the benefit of the State of Del- j aware, Class D. for 1851. drawn at mington. Del., on Saturday. Murrh 2-^h, 18;>4. 75 number lottery—12 drawn ballots! M AGNIFIOENT SC HI!M E !. 1 prize of $70,588 I prize of $11,761 1 do 35.294 1 do 11.051 1 do 23.529 215 prizes of 1.176 Ac., Ac., Ac. Tickets $20, halves 10, quarters 5. eighths 2 5o Certificates ol paekag s 25 whole tickets.$2^0 00 Do do 25 half do 130 00 Do do 25 quarter do 65 00 I)o do 25 eighth do 32 50 ORDERS for Tickets and Shares and Cer tificates of Packages in the above Splendid Lot- teries, will receive the most prompt attention. am! an account of each drawing will be sent immediately after it is over to all who order from me. Address. P. .L BUCKEY . Agent feb 27—1 tn Wilmington. Delaware, TOBACCO, SEGARS, Ate., Ate.


ocr: < 1 | > 1 J , , I j , : , GRANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAIL ROAD. 7 xN*.\Nl“If-TKK W Kl>NKSl'A Vfebnf,iry I I 1:VA isr>4, daily trains (Sundays excepted,) vill be run over this road, agieeable to t n to •»*• s,;'“SiXSZ Greets, at o clock, A. M , a‘“ *' will’ 'leave .Warrantor. at a quarter past 1 ..clock, P. M , arriving in Alexandria at a quarter before 4 o'clock, P. M■ . . 1 \ train from Orange C. H, to Alexandria, md intermediate points, will leave Orange C. U , at rij o’clock, A M , arriving in Alexandria it IRA o clock, A. M. , . Retun mg, will leave Alexandria at 1 t o IV M., arriving at Orange ( . H., at o clock, [\ M. A dailv Stage is running between Gordonsville and Orange C. H., in connection with the Cars n\ thi' and the Virginia Central Road. THROIGH TICKETS. To Gordonsville.^ * To & aunt on. 1 To L\ nchburg.. 7 <»d To Winchester. d 00 IVro der: W. B. BROCK ETT, Agent, fob ta->f


ocr: j j ! fTHEAP FURNITURE WARE-ROOMS.— \ JAMES H. DEVALUES* ntrner of King and Pitt streets, opposite the Marshall House. Alex andria, Va. UPHOLSTERER, CABINET, CHAIR. BED AND MATTRASS MANU FACTURER, keeps constantly on hand, Beds Mattresses, Bolsters. Pillows, Bepsteadb, Tables, Chairs. Looking; Glasses, Clock?; and a number of HOT SE K RNISH1NG articles 21—ti


ocr: ALMAXAI. I >.»-». ,SvsiSvn. NOVEMBER. rues. *1*. Moon* I’KAst. -.‘7 Mon iav... 7 0 1 ft! ... ". " 2* Tuesday. . 7 |.»(4 bo <* ™ *• 29 Wednesday? Lit VX\U,L■ • • 4 * ‘ 1 30 Thursday . 17 11 4 l>’[;ast (lr- v~ * ‘ K 1 Friday....;? 12 4 .tyN^v .-Jd 1 *♦» K ‘4 Saturday.. 7 12 t is H1(«‘H WAFER. 3 Sunday . . . 7 13 l il N*V. 2? :lh. 4 bn LATENT DA 1 EN London.Nov. It j Ha\re.Nov. lo Liverpool.Nov. 11 j New Orleans. . Nov. 1 t >1\K1NK LIST. PORT OF A LEX ANDREA. NOVEMBER 2b. Ariuyko. Brig Indian Queen. Brown, Ea.stport. plaister to Cazenove & Co Schr. Champion. Mitchell, Havre de Lrace, coal to Howard & Poor. Schr. Home. Mariner.-. to Pioneer Mills. MEAT CUTTER*** Just received, a supply of these usetul articles. MEADE k EACH KS. nov «? No. Pi Fairfax street. STORK TRUCKS, of various sizes, just re ceived. and lor sale by MEADE & EACHES. nov 27 No. 12. Fairfax street. JAYNES FAMILY MEDICINES—A full supply just received in store, and lor sale by R. E. STONE, Apothecary, nov 27 No. It >9. King $t. 3,», 44 AN 1 KB a \ e>sel of 1 »ot h> bids, ca ^H^gpacity, to load flour and grain tor Boston. Dispatch will be given. Apply to nov 27 HOWARD k POOR J~)LAISTER. —buttons Plaister. part to arrive per brig Nora, direct from Windsor, for e by HOWARD A POOR, nov '27 __ STTrits Turpentine—a full supply just received and tor sale bv H. COOK A CO.‘Sarepta Hall, uov 27 King street. Y^THERKA L O 1 L, ALCOHOL—Winter bleached Lamp Oil, Neatsfoot and lan ner*s Oil, for sale bv PEEL A STEY ENS, MV l& No 3*V King-st


ocr: w* FOR KENT.—A desirable country re*i dence on the Turnpike Road, between Washington and Alexandria, about a mile and a halt from town. The DWELLING is conve nient and commodious. I he LAND contains SIXTEEN ACRES, and is well suited for a market gar-ien or dairy. Enquire on the premi ses of THOMAS W. SWANN nov 23—eo3t*


ocr: j OAP —The subscribers, agents for the >ale of MY RICK’S SOAPS, offer lor sale ‘gfToO boxes Chemical Olive Soap ;a>on do Pale do do Brown do. warranted equ al to any manufactured, put up in packages to suit, without charge. J. B. A. A S. ALLEi , 7 and 8, South Wharves. Philadelpma. Philadelphia, mh 18—3m ___


ocr: Yrrw GRAIN CRADLES, S00 Harvest I lYfl Rakes, and a large stock of Grain and Grass Scythes, Snsathes, W het-Stones, Ac., for »k by [> 6] R. S. HUCK, Fairfax st.


ocr: OFFICE.1' Orange & Alexandria Railroad, / Alexandria Station, July 4,1S54. > FlRTIES of 50 or more, w ishing to maKe excursions to the country during the sum mer months, can arrange at any time, by apply in^«jheStati°nw B bbocKETT,Agent.


ocr: VOL. L \. AUiM’a- »•**«•* * ▼»*«•»»• AdT.rtl.cr, M'iUBUi> daily bt K DG A R SNO W DK M. At Ki^ht Duliur* pur annum, payable halt yearly. j A„m<a. O.WIU * VlrutBla AdveMlwr. (for the country) IB WBU9H1D, BKOCLVBLT, ON TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS AND SATURDAYS, At Flu# Dollars p*r annum, payable in advance. Tin** or A*v«*JiMNd.—Advertisements not exceeding one square. Inserted three tttues for one dollar Ad>er UaeneuU continued after three times, for ^ ceuUja aquare fob bach Wi»wx insidk. or ceuta oi u>t. Sixteen lines are counted as a square. AdfcrtiMiucut, by tbc v*«r. »t price <» *» aK^T* upon. «" “1C u,«l :uu‘*uut ol cp~'» <*•->• “»? P^KdrortWnit by,ho y.„r not to xdTorti*. nrtWoo Uol Included In their reicular business, nor to Insert in their advwclrisements any other games than their uv> n. ALEXANDRIA BOOK 1ISDKKY . AND blank book man up ac tori 9 GAZETTE BUILDING, BOOKS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, Madk to Ordkr. *Nt) Kikaxtu_P- in 10* Any Style of Binding, With ovriV attention paiH «" ,lM“ j,roP!r ar' ..ngement ofplatos in Dorics .lIu*tratod terms moderate. Work carefully packed lor the Conn try" _ RiR[ lx PRAYER BOOKS. MUSIC. LAW liisiks PAMPHLETS. MAGAZINES, PERIODICALS, Ac.. Bound at the Shortest Notice. And is the most dl*ra,,t.e manner. REPAIRING DONE AT MODERATE PRICKS. feb 2—eotf . __ REGULAR line NEW YORK AND s* ^A ALEXANDRIA PACKETS Mm Composed of first class Vessels, which leave New York every Satcrpat, or o/tener, ij n*ct»mry. The packets are built expressly lor this trade, and are commanded by well kno" n and enced masters. Shippers by this line will be afforded every possible facility, and treigut will be takqn at the lowest rates. The above vessels will sail regularly as adver tised, (full or not lull,) and will come through direct. For freight apply to STEPHEN SHINN A SON, Janiiey s Wharf, Alexandria. STTRGES, CLEARMAN & CO., ap 21 — 11 110 Wall street, New York. « PHILADELPHIA AND ju MA ALEXANDRIA PACKETS, Mm 7 m# to mill uositivelu f rom each port every week throughout the season. Five substantial fast sailing vessels, being now engaged in this Line, oue of them will sail lor Philadelphia, every week without tail. Returning, one oi these Packets will lea'e Phil adelphia, for Alexandria and the District, every Saturday, positively, through the year. Freights lower than by any other conveyance, and no For ^mgSrappfy in Philadelphia to* LEVI ELDRIDGE. No. 7, North Wharves, or to STEPHEN SHINN #c SON, ap iH—dtf Janney s Wharf, Alexandria. Va. ** Mon REDELLS ja, i LIVE OF PACKETS, Leave New York weekly, or oftener, if required, for jHexandriiiy Yu . Georgetown and Wash ington, D. C. These vessels are commanded by experienced Masters, and Shippers can depend on their sail ing regularly. Freight taken at reduced rates. For lorther particulars inquire of MOTT BEDELL fc CO, p>4 Wall street, New York. New York, mh 25—law ly WANTED—Vessels to load timber tor ^II^Boston. Portland, and Bath. Good freights and despatch given. Apply to jy jo =■ HOWARD & POOR. WASHINGTON JIT-* d5gafflteaCAND ALEXANDRlA^SSsaasC FERRY BOATS. —Hour» >J Departure: W ASUISO res. Steamer GEORGE PAGE —h, V>1 12. 2, 3$, and 4$ o'clock. Steamer UNION.—7$, 11L 1, 3, 4j. and


ocr: “T^lKLIGlOUS NOTICE—By Divine per filiation. there will be preaching in the M. E Church, South, on Sabbath morning, at 11 o - dock, A. M., and in the evening, at 7 o'clock, by the Rev. Mr. Amo.*^_dec 2 a fr«*h «upplr,jnst received, •t WHITE'S. Post Offls# comer


ocr: BRILLIANT SCHEMES, To be drtwM at Wilmington, Delaware) IN JUNK, 1864. GREGORY * MAURY, Manager*. 38,000 DOLLARS! LOTTERY tor the benefit of the State of Del aware, Class 138. lor 1834, drawn at Wil ■ nungton. Del.. on Saturday. June 17th. 1854. 13 drawn numbers out of 75 ! SPLENDID LOTTERY! j 1 prize ol $38,000 20 prizes of $500 1 do 20,000 20 do 400 1 do 10,255 20 do 300 4 prizes of 5.000 199 do 200 20 do 1,000 Ace., Acc., Acc. Tickets $10; halves $5: quarters $2 50! Certiticates of pack'gs 25 whole tickets $130 00 Do do 25 half do 65 00 Do do 25 quarter do 32 50 00,oon DOLLARS! I OTTERY for the benefit of the State of 0**1 j aware. Class G. tor 1854. drawn at Wil mington. Del., on Saturday. June 24th. 1851. number lottery—13 drawn ballots! MAGNIFICENT SCHEME! 1 prize of $60.1 MX) 2 prizes ot $-7,000 I 2 prizes of 3* >.000 2 prizes of 3,036 2 1 do 2<UM>0 100 do 1.000 | 2 do 10.000 173 do 600 • 2 do 6,000 Acc., Ace.. Acc. 1 Tickets $20. halves 10. quarters 5, eighths 2 50 Ceitificate> ot packag's 26 whole tickets.$27o oo ■ Ho do 26 halt do 135 0O Do do 26 quarter do 67 ->0 Do do 26 eighth do 33 75 !&'ORDERS tor Tickets and Shares and Cer tificates of Packages in the above Splendid Lot teries, will receive the most prompt attention, and an account ot each drawing will be sent I immediately alter it i> over to all who order from me. Address. P. .1. BU( KEY, Agent j jiiy 24—Im Wilmington. Delaware. INVIGORATING CORDIAL,


ocr: IUMBEK YAKD.—We lake this nicthyd of j informing our customers, thaf we havecon mct.d our LUMBER BUSINESS w»tb the CAB INKT MANUFACTORY, where we are pre pared to furnish every description of Lumber usually found in the moat extensive Lumber Yards. Also, Lime,Hydraulic Cement, Calcined Plan ter, Lathe, Shingle*,, Failings, Nails of all siae>. lie., Ice., w hich we will sell low for cash, or at the usual tune to punctual cuKtotners. jan l JAMES GREEN k *>V


ocr: Tile Kcltpee of €*• **»• Mr. George W. Coaklay, furniehe* the Bal timore American, with the following calcu lations of the Eclipse, to take place on Fri day, the 20th, made for the latitude of Balti more: i i &c.; the shaded part of tne ngure representing the obscured portion ot the suit, and the blank part, that part of the Sun left luminous when the eclip>e is at its greatest phase. MARRIED. On Thursday. ISth inst.. in the Second Pres byterian Church, by the Rev. Mr. Ne%'!m, ALONZO L. SMITH, of Massachusetts, to Miss AMELIA WIT8ECK. of this city. In Washington, on the l Ith inst.. Mr. JOHN GALLAGHER, o: Baltimore, to Miss LAV I NIA LIN KINS, of Loudoun County, V a. died. T \\T_1. * 78th year ol her age, Mrs. MARI HA^E FORD, wife of Mr. John Sesstord, a resident ot


ocr: N. C . shingles to Waters. Zimmerman A: Co. Saiuk*. Steamer Maryland, Mitchell, Baltimore, by S. Shinn Ac Son. Memoranda. Schr. Village Gem. Hallett. cleared at Boston, for this port, ‘30th inst. Schr. Irani Smith, Crowell, hence at Fall River, ISth inst. Schr. Hamilton. Dayton, cleared at New York, tor this port. 30th inst. C ANAL fOMMEHtK. Departed. May -•> Boat Pioneer. Cumberland, by Irostburg Coal Co. FOR NEW YORK —The packet schr. WASHIXCTVX Smith, master, will have despatch. For treight. apply to S. SHINN Ac SON. mv 04 tf Janney's Wharf. ~-r* FOR PHILADELPHIA.—The packet DAMSEL. Pussapea. master, will sail on Thursday. For freight, apply to S. SHINN Ac SON, mv g-t—5t Janney's Wharf. VESSELS WAN 1F.D to load Coal ior Boston, Providence. New York, and other Eastern ports Apply to T. J MEHAFFKY, Agent C. C. and Iron Co., my 92—411 lower wharf. FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER.— jJJ^ l'he good Prussian Barque LOADUX, Albrecht, master, will soon be ready tor treight either for Liverpool or London. Apply to my 19 FOWLE Ac CO. jr.«, VESSELS WANTED—To load at a Jy^Q^ Southern |H>rt with timber, for the fol lowing Dock-Yards in Great Britian . HImhrich. < kathum. Portsmouth. Drvnnfmrt, anil Pembroke. tor which high rates of treight will be given. Apply to [my l‘*j FOWLE Ac CO. FOR SALE. FREIGHT. OR CHAK JjJ^rEll—The American barque HA IX BOIV. of about •>.")*) tons, now lying at tins iH>rt. For further particulars, apply to my 3 FOWLS Ac CO. FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER— jJJJ^The A. I. ship HEAT RUE. George L. Rogers, master, is ready to engage cargo, my 5—tt S. S.' MASTERS Ac SON. j-j. VESSELS WANTED, to load Coal to ◄UfcPortland, Boston, Hartford, Bridgeport, Providence and Troy, at best rates. FOWLE Ac CO . Agents for mv |Q_tf Alleghany Mining Co. -rn. VESSELS WANTED, to load Coal for ^JitBoston. New York, and Newport, for which highest rates will be paid. Apptv to my 3—3taw3w . D- B. . Ml III. TPASTURING.—Horses and Cattle, taken to ^ pasture o* Mount Pleasant tarm, on tne Mount Vernon road. Apply on tne premises, mv 17—eot t _ _ Liverpool salt.—io,»>uo Sacks coarse and kink SALT, just received by Barques Loudon and Carl Auguste, for sale bv mv 19 FOWLE & CO.. Spirits turpentine — io casks spirits Turpentine, just received, and tor sale by THOMAS & DYER, my 15 Janney's Wharf. OKED POTATOES*— k^ PM) bushels Mercer Potatoes 1<m) " Red do. do., for sale by niy 22_HARPER ^BOL’SH 1 /"V/ i KEGS SHAD ROE, pnt up for family I1MJ use, for sale by ray 15 HUME, MARSHALL & WARD. FRESH SALAD OIL, in pints and quarts, of best quality, just received, and for sale, by niy 23 H. COOK & CO., Sarepta Hall. ORANGES AND LEMONS—A few boxe* in fine order, just received at noy 23 WHITE’S, Post office cor j ] j I s i ! S j | I ! ’


ocr: ^ i EG ROES \\ ANTED.—-I wish to purchase * i.1 any number of NEGROES, for which I will pay liberal price*. Those w*i#hiug to atU, j will do well to call on om before tell in*, at ny •Id stand, at We#t Ewd. AltxandcuL V%. auf is—daf jomzm jsavis,


ocr: JVVOOD —PORTKAIT Iso MINIATURE • PAIN FKR—Room* at Root« Doguerrtan (ialUry, four doors belmr ~tk *'rert% rtnntyhania jivtnuc. Persons having DAGienuEOTYrEtf of their friends can have PORTRAITS painted from them t e size of life or smaller, by furnish- mg J. W , with a description ot the person, color ol Hair, Lyes. &c. Citizens and strangeis are respectfully invited to call and examine specimens. Washington, oct 28—d-3m Jacob roxbckv, tmlor. iw North side. next to Robert Bell’s Bookstore. oct 21—\(


ocr: "VfANCE a. GLASSELL, Comonov X l chants. 93, Water strrtt, Aeio attention given to all consignments of Flour, Grain, ^.c., &c. Ref er to Shields & Somerville, Richmond, Va. Armstead & Warwick, Baltimore. Bacon & Baskerville. Richmond, Va. Rich’d H. Tarter, Fauquier county, Va. Blow & Marsh, New York. Harvey, Scudderfc Co, Boston. NANCE & GLASSFXL. New York,


ocr: UCBWHEAT FLOUR —Holt's sitpenoi Hulled Buckwheat Flour, in barre!s*who!e half, and quarter pockets, for sate at *9? to WHITE'S, Pv*t-Odic«f iMrner.


ocr: FIRST ANNUAL BALL OF THE IXV E PEXDE X T L VE UTE S THE INDEPENDENT ORDER OF LVE LI TEE I) KSPECTFULLY announce to the citizens of Alexandria and its vicinity, that they will give a grand MILITARY, ('IVIC. AND FANCY BALL. On the Evening of the 17th of April, AT SAHEPTA HALL. The following gentlemen, selected as Managers, from the different Associations, are respectfully solicited to attend early in the evening, to assist in the reception of the large number of visiters that will he present on that occasion. '1 hey pledge themselves, on their part, that no expense shall be wanting to make this the Ball ol the season. LLOYD WILLIAMS* celebrated Cotillion Music (iu|) baud.) will be engaged lor that oc casion. HACKS will convey Ladies to and tiorri tne Ball. The BALL will be opened with the LukLitks Quick Stkp. TICKETS $2. to be had from the Managers and at the Door. M u n u g r r i*. Henry Blondhaem. Franklin Hutchins, Francis Lane, A. Stallangs. John Taylor, On the part of the Military. Col. S. King Shaw Capt. Hugh Latham, Lieut. Col. B. Thoma>. Lieut. E. B. Powell: Major Geo. Plain. ** I • B. Budd, Capt. B. T. Plummer, '* ^ m. Smith. •• Geo. Du He v> " C. Craig, i. \\ W. Ashby. “ F. Geisendaifer - James R. Smoot. “ Win. Davis. J. W. Ashby. k* J. 'Y. Keene. “ G. T. Whittington. " Benj. Swan. « Joseph Williams.' ‘‘ Thos. W. Swann. “ Win. W. Rock, F. R. Lippett. ii q Price. j u R. F. Prettyman. On the part of the Firemen. Friendship Fiiik Co. Wash. L. Bodkin. | John Bontz. Sun Fire Co. Asa McCormick. j lhomas Rudd. Relief Fire Co. W. B. Erockett. | John Smoot. Star Firk Co. A. Wallace Masters. | Cuthbert Powell. Hyuraflion Firk Co. Isaac Knt\vi<le. \ F. <>■ Swain. On the part of oilier Societies. Masonic Frateknimy. John T. Johnston, J. A. Shinn. John T. Price, The I. O. O. F. W. F. Padgett. | W. Reed. The Red Men Jas. W. Atkinson. | Joseph Williams. The I. O. V. B. Lew is Herring. | Henry C. Field. The B. M. (H. T.) C. A. S. S. Cover. | H. Robinson. Washington Ci.ni. Frederick Baker. | Thomas Warring. Hand-in-Hand Club. W. P. Collinsworth. | J. Smith. Fairfax Mystic Fraternity. J. \V. Richardson. | F. R. Windsor. Hibernian Society, R. S. Douglas. | H. C. McLaughlin. Sasukrbund Society. H. Pflueger. | J. F. Fixill, On the part of the Citizens. F. L. Brocket?, H. C. Dorsey, Robert 1. Taylor, Capt. Gedney. Rudolph Massey, t apt. Job ( orson. Lester Lloyd, ‘ Capt. Hinmaun. mh 11—2awtfM&F (1 KORGK PAGK k CO.'S patent portable x Circular Saw Mills.—The undersigned, beg leave to inform the public, that they contin- ue to manufacture their celebrated Patent Porta table Circular Saw Mills, and that they have re- cently introduced a most inqK>rtant improvement blocks, which the services ol


ocr: J EDWARD CHASE, M. D., Dental Sur # geon, has removed his office to the resident of his father, S. E. comer Prince and Royal it*, three doors west of the Alexandria Gazette Offitt, nov 5—eoly TTT OOL purchased by » sep 25 DANIEL F. HOOB.


ocr: j ! , j i LUMBER YARD.—W'e take this method of informing our customers, that we have con lected our LUMBER BUSINESS with the CAB INET MANUFACTORY, where we are pre- |jared to furnish every description of Lumber lsually found in the most extensive Lumber fards. 2'/ ) Also, Lime,Hydraulic Cement, Calcined Plait- or, Laths, Shingle*, Pailings, Na\ls of all siset, ke., Ac., which we will sell low for cash, or at he usual time to punctual customers, jan 1 JAMES GREEN A SON.


ocr: Aa VALUABLE DWELLING HOUSE JEMAND LOTS AT PRIVATE SALE — The property belonging to Mr. George Kephart, on Duke street, advertised for auction yesterday, not having been disposed of. is now for private •ale, with several other LOTS. Terms liberal, and made known bv applica tion to GEORGE WHITE.


ocr: i "V^ANCE A GLASSELL. Commission Mir CD a NTS. 03, M’atfr ntrtft. Setr attention given to all consignments of Flour. Grain, Ac., Ac. Refer to Shields A Somerville, Richmond, Va. Armstead A Warw ick. Baltimore. Bacon A Baskerville. Richmond, Va. Rich’d H. Carter, Fauquier county, Va. Blow A Marsh. New York. Harvey, Scudder A Co, Boston. XJuWE A GLAS9ELL. Ntw York, jf It— ky


ocr: stove depot.-Reced ing this day, per Schr. Arctic, direct from New \ork Manufactories, a superior as of WOOD and COAL STOVES, for Offices, Stores, kc., to which we in public attention. SHEPHERD k ROBINSON, •°v No. 148, Sotth K:ag


ocr: Fairf ax Xetrs. VDIAXAC. Is54. Ms.Mn J U L Y. rises sets. Moos's ’ masks. 20 Saturday.. 4 5017 D Hr ;tO Suudav . .. )f> - 7 ()>""* <lr ' f >J * .il Monday...If, t d i*! ‘ M 1 Tuesday .. 5 aV. 5s Urf qr. o s .. «. j a Wednesday,0 7*7f...... •'_■ Thursday. 5 4|6 56 HIGH WATER. I Friday_'5 0 6 JptY 89, i»h. LATEST DATES. London.July 15 Havre.July M Liverpool.July 15 New Orleans. .July 2<» MARINE LIST. PORT OF ALEXANDRIA. JULY 28. Arrived. Sciir. Ingomar, Belcher. Boston, to Master. Schr. H. W. Benedict,-. to Cumberland Coal and Iron Co. Schr. Corinthian, Posey. Nanjemoy, wheat to Miller, Perry & Co. . Schr. Mary and Ann Redman. Machodoc. wheat to S. Shinn & Son. Steamer Maryland. Mitchell, Baltimore, to S. I Shinn X; Sou. Steamer Osceola, Mitchell, Baltimore, to S. Shinn \ Son. Sailed. Bnir Thomas F. Knox. Boston, coal by A lie ghany Mining Co. .Schr. Commander-in-Chiet, Br.dgeport, coal by Alleghany Mining Co. Schr. Dorchester, Troy, coal by Alleghany Mining Co. Memoranda. Schr. Maria Jane. Small, hence at Boston, 25th iust. - Schr. Irani Smith. Crowell, hence at 1-all River, 25th inst. _


ocr: -rti'liur NOTICE—Is hereby given, that P C^iawruw Xkalk, esq, tny Attorney in Ct.M fuliv authorised by me, atid in my name, gi-Sffirrf Wr, Hali l to settle £d «U.e, hereby "tifying and confinrung whatever toy said Attorney in fact, snail, or mav U;yfU6^°whw,he ""“'‘“"ANN H HALL,


ocr: | A BEAUTIFUL STOCK OF CLOTHS, j CASSIMERES, and DRAP DETE’S \ on hand and for sale at the most reasonable pri- j c*s. WM. D. MASSEY, ! je 14 Merchant Tailor.


ocr: _ LUMBER YARD.—We take this method informing our customers, that we have con nected our LUMBER BUSINESS with the CAB INET MANUFACTORY, w'here we are pre pared to furnish every description of Lumber usually found in the most extensive Lumber Yards. Also, Lime,Hydraulic Cement, Calcined Plais ter, Laths, Shingles, Failings, Nails of all sifes, Ac., Ac., which we will sell low for cash, or at the usual time to punctual customers, jwi i JAMES GREEN A SQN. * **


ocr: ALMAXAC. ls54. Sm'Si/wi FEBRUARY. ris*8. $Ch. | MoOS « PHASES. M Tutwiav. . II 5 19), D H, " 15 Wednwilav *"> I" 5 20 *;aft f 5 3' M 16 Thursday'. 6 39 5 21 Sew-C 11 .9 *. 17 Friday.... 6 37 5 23 *>"« Y* g * l«t Saturday.. * 36|5 21 ^IL: IL_V ^ Ji. 10 Sunday... ft 35 5 25 HIGH WATER. 20 Monday... ft 34 5 2ft February 14,bh.<>lm LATEST HATES. London.Jan. 24 Havre.Jan. 23 Liverpool.Jan. 21 New Orleans fVh. 2 (D* A meeting of the different Committees, will be held this evening, to make turther arrange ments for the celebration of the 22d ot Februa rv. at the Armory of the Mechanical Artillery, orncr of Columbus and Queen streets. A If wlw feel any interest in the celebration, "ill pleane attend the meeting of M> 14—It THE COMMITTEES. LT* A regular meeting of the Anti-License League, will be held at Lyceum Hall, on i/us, Tutuiay evening, 14//i instant, at < o clock. Ad dress** for and against a Prohibitory Liquor Law, may be expected. The public are invited to attend. R. L. BROC K.E1 1, feb —It Corresponding Secretary. £7* Joseph Paimjktt is recommended for Measurer of NVood anti Bark, and will be sup ported by [feb 14—:f ] MA»V Xi>TERS^ Jjjr* SECOND WARl>—-“RALLY WHIGS!" A meeting of the Whig voters of the 2nd VV art!, will be held at the On» Court Room, on Wednes day evening, at 7 o'clock. It is desirable to have a full attendance. MAN\ \OlERS. feb 13—91 ^ST Thomas P. Hereford, Jr., is a candidate for the office ot Constable, in the lourth District, in Prince William County, at the approaching election dec ,‘i—eotK X3T Milton Fitzuvuh U a candidate for the Sheriffalty in Prince William County, oct 2*>—eo*mi 1*) Mi 111 SA(KS VlNK and G. A SA1.1. expected from Liver pool, "per ships “London ." and Carle Auguste," lor sale by [feb 7] FOWLE fe ('(). OnAA TONS OF PERUVIAN GUANO. OvUv m Ntort' an* expects 1 by ships tfugenot and Helen McGraw, (now in the river below,) from the Ckincha Islands, tor sale bv feb 7—lm FOWLE \ CO. | Ai\ TONS MEXICAN GUANO, in bar 11 M J rels, for sale bv feb 7—Ini FOWLE & CO. SEEDS.—Prime Clover and Timothy, con stantly on hand; and for sale at very lowest market rates, by ROBT. H. HUNT ON. feb 1 [Sent.. Flag and Culp^Obs.—! m] )UST RECEIVED — 100 bushels prime and new Clover Seed 60 “ “ “ Timothv Seed, for sale by [feb 0] ADDISON & MEADE. ^ 8'‘ HINGLES.— 130.f«H) No. I Shingles, just received from Edenton. N. C.,. per schoon er Charles Adams, and for sale bv feb 7 WATERS, ZIMMERMAN & CO, / 1 UNN\ BAGS.—Gi*x?iy Bags, just \JT received, and for sale by THOMAS & DYER, IWlH Jannev's Wharf. 4^ FOR RFNT.—A very desirable brick ^JSWWFLLIXG HOUSE, on King, between offi^ton and Columbus sts, Enquire at this -— T: lob l>—d\?w *Wj A good Gardener, who can . ▼▼ recommendations for sobnetv, honesty and competency. Enquire at this office. mm 6—lw OAA BUSHELS CLOVER AND T1MO fWHj THY SEED, just received and for **l*hy HUME,MARSHALL & WARD fob 13 ' (YLOVER and TIMOTHY SEED, of prim, J quality, in store, and for sale by '«h J DANIEL T. HOPE. C1LOYER AND TIMOTH Y SEED—50 bush /,*>» juw r^eived and for sale by ” 4


ocr: ■ "jr, FORNORFOLkTpETERSBDRG AND aikRICHMONl).—The Schr. MARY JANE, Capt. Price, will be ready to take in cargo on Thursday, for the above places, if sufficient freight offers. • STEPHEN SHINN 4 SON, • feb 14—it Janner’a whart | )