ocr: ls54. SunIScni J r N K. rises] sets. ! Moon s Phases. 1 Thursday. 4 4s 7 I2j 1,1 "• M 2 Friday..'. M 4* 7 13 Full-K* " *' «• 3 Saturday.. I 17 7 13 *'ast <lr- >• M 1 Sunday ... It If. 7 M ^w-..2.> -.1 M. 5 Monday.,.’! 4f.|7 M^irst qr. 3 / II M. B Tuesday .. j 1 P> 7 15; HIGH WA1ER. 7 Wednesday*4 4517 15 Ji nk 1, lOh. 38m. LATEST DATES. Loudon.May 12 Havre.May 11 Liverpool.May 12 New Orleans. May 24 MARINE LIST. PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, MAY 3L Arrived. Sehr. H. K. Dunton, Dunton. Salem, Mass., plaisterto D. B. Smith. Sehr. (Meaner. Cantwell, Baltimore, timber to Waters. Zimmerman & Co. Sehr. North Carolina, Gray, Newbern, lumber to Thomas & Dyer. Saii En. Sehr. Allred Barrett. Baker, Boston, coal by Frost burg Coal Co. Memoranda. Ship St. Thomas, hence, at Baltimore, 30th ult. Sehr. Harriet Ellen, cleared at Philadelphia, tor this port. 2‘Jth ult. I ATE ARRIVALS OF NEW BOOKS, at So. 2, Exchange Muck. Fern Leaves trom Fanny’s Port Folio, second series, with engravings, $1 2f>. Lile and its Aims, in two parts—part 1st. Ideal Lite—part 2d, Actual Life—1 vol. 12 mo. cloth, $1. Struggles lor Life, or the Autobiography oi a Dissenting Minister. 12 mo. cloth. $ 1. Vara, or the Child of Adoption, a very inter esting book, being a sketch ot a Missionary Family in one ol the Pacific Islands. $1. The Dodd Family Abroad, by Charles Lever, esq., 75 cts. A Treatise on the Principles and Practice ol Levelling, by T. W. Simms. C. E., $1 2*>. The Morning Watches and Night Watches, by the author of “'Hie Faithful Promise." (»3c. ! 'The Woodcutter of Lebanon, and the Kxiles of Lucenia, by the author of “Morning and Night Watches," 5uc. I A large assortment of Port Monnaies, at very j low prices. J AS. KX 1 YY ISLE Xc SON.


Alexandria gazette. [volume]

ocr: Received this day, and for sale aug 10 ROACH A WASHINGTON. "l/v'T AAA VERY superior genuine ll ID« \ M Plantation SEGARS, (in barrels containing al>out 5,00u,) received tiiis day. and for sale by jy is FLEMING A DOUGLASS. SUGARS.—Porto Rico, New Orleans. Crushed, Pulverized, and Clarified in full supply, and at lowest market rates. ' J. McCORMICK. S. E. cor. je i t King and St. Asaph Bacon.'— 10 hhds. Shoulders 10 hluls. Sides, received, and ior sale by a„£ 19 J. J. WHEAT A BROS. Cl LOVER and TIMOTHY SEED — / 100 bushels Clover Seed 50 « Timothy Seed, received, ior sale by [aug 19} J. J. WHEAT A BROS. Brandy and port wine—very oi«i and superior, lor sale by F. A. MARBURY. my 27 Jbowle s hurl. I FAMILY FLOUR.—New Wheat Family ^ Flour, a superior article, just received and for sale by S. SHINN & SON, aug 2 .lanney s Wharf. 'll TINES — Sup. Old Madeira, Pale and \ y Dark Sherry Wine, for sale at ' HARPER k BOUSH’S. jy 14 King street Dock. BOXES CLARET WINE,this day re ) ceived per Schr. Fairfax, lor sale by F. A. MARBURY, aug 5 I* owle s W harf. HAMS.—1200 His. superior Sugar Cured Hams, just received, and for sale by THOMAS CRUX, Jr., aug 0’ N. W. cor. Prince & Fairfax sts. C1HAMPAGNE.—25 baskets Queen Victoria / Champagne, pints and quarts. S. SHINN k SON. jy 09 Janney s Wharf. ITALIAN M ACC A RON I. just received from the importers, for sale at ang 22 WHITE* S, Tost Office corner. LOT OF GOOD COUNTRY BACON, just received, and for sale l>v aug 10 HUME. MARSHALL k WARD. v BBLS. “Gibson's" superior Old Whiskey. f in store, and for sale by aug 19 IRW IN k POW ELL. bright Sides and Shoulder Bacon, this day received, and for sale by aug i ROBINSON & PAINE. —31 bales Patent Oakum, for sale by S. SHINN k SON, aug 2 Janney’s WharL BBLS. GREASING OIL— i 7 “ Whale Oil, for sale by aug 1 R. H. HUNTON. SEGARS.—15,0UU very superior Imported Se* gars, just received, and for sale by aug l R, H. HUNTON. SYRUP, just received, and for sale by THOMAS CRUX, Jr., aug 11 corner of Prince and Fairlax-sts. P _ r SALT.—1000 sacks Ground Altnn 750 sacks Ashton Salt, for sale by aug 11 HILL, BROWN & PARTLOW. BOXEsTuRF. STARCH, received this ZI / day, and for sale by aug 5 FLEMING & DOUGLASS. , BARRELS POTOMAC HERRINGS, for sale by ang 16 GREEN, SUTTLE & CO. 1A A buSHELS CLOVER SEED, for sale

place_of_publication: Alexandria, D.C.

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

publisher: Edgar Snowden


ocr: -ikfTHrrk lead —so kegs p®« white W * BROS._ /CLOVER SEED.—75 bushels prims I j aviTsnia CLOVER SEED. » is if Jtl *-s ‘


ocr: CANAL COMMERCE. Arrived, July 84. Boats Kate Bruce and Good Intent, Cumber land, coal to Frostburg Coal Co. Departed, July 24. Boat Kate Bruce, Cumberland, by trostburg Coal Co. TEA.—3 half chests extia Oolong


ocr: ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA KAIL ROAD. 0^?^iam:RT 15/A. IS.' J, daily trains Sundays exempted.) will In* run over tlu> road, agreeable to tie' tal lowing arrangement — A train fm'Warrcit.m ami iiiwrmwhate P™»*s will l-a\- til.' Station, oornor ot Puke ami H-nry sj o'clock, A. >1.; arrive at UarmUon at 11 o'clock, A. M Returning. will leave W arrenton at a quarter , pa>r l o'clock, P. M , ai riving m Alexandria at a quarter More 4 o clock, P.^L V tram from Orange <• H., to Alexandria, and intermediate points, will leave Orange C. H ar »;j o’clock, A. M , arriung in Alexandria at 1* *2 o'clock, A. M. Returning, will leave Alexandria at 11 o clock, |> M , arriwug at Orange l\ H . at f>| o clock, P. M A daily Stage is running between Gordonsv ille and Orange C. H„ in connection with the Oars ou this and the Virginia Out ml Road. THROUGH TICKKTS. To Gordonsville.S1 «>() To Staunton. 4 •'<> To Lynchburg. ~ To Winchester.. 1 1,1 * Per order: 'V. B. BROCK KIT, Agent feb 13—tf


ocr: j 4PPRENTICE WANTED.—A LAD 14 to 16 years of age, to learn the S BUSINESS. One that can come recommended for morality, industry, and esty, will meet with a good situation. A pirected to Paris, Fauquier County, Y a^ reach me. WILLIAM H. HARRISON. Warren Mills, my 12—eo7t*


ocr: PARASOLS A*fr UMBRELLAS.—We hav e just received, and have now in store, a Urge assortment of Parasols and Umbrellas, w hich will be sold cheap, by my 9 G. K. WITMER k BRO.


ocr: BUTTER.—60 kegs Glades Butter, part of very good quality, on band, and for sale by J. McCORMICK, J*., ap 19 S. E. cor. King & St. Asaph sts. GREEN GINGER.—Green Ginger of prime quality, just received at ap 19 WHITE’S, Post-office porner.


ocr: DOTEN GENUINE EXTRACT OF Of ) COFFEE, for sale in quantities to suit by PEEL k STEVENS, je ‘20 Wholesale Druggists. rv A AA LBS. prime Family Bacon, iu store, OUUv and for by je *20 GRE%N. SETTLE k CO. PUrITsPERM OIL —155 gals. Pure Sperm Oil, this day received and for sale by je *20 H. COOK & CO., Sarepta Hall


ocr: TRANSPORTATION OFFICE, Orant,k k Alexandria Railroad. ) March 20th, 1854. S l\TOTICE.—OSASD AFTER THIS D.1TE ,\ Plaster and Coal found loaded m Honsi Cars of this Company, will not be forwarded Gondola Cars will be furnishedI for that pur P08*- [mb ^9] W. B. BROCKETT, Agents Thermometer churns, 5 dozen as sorted sixes, from 3 to 15 gallons, lustre eeived and for sale by R- S. HUCK, ap 27 Fairfax street 1


ocr: FOR MOUNT VERNON.—The _regular davs tor the steamer GEO. WASHINGTON, tor Four Washing rox, and Mopkt Vernon, are Monthly. Wednesday, and Friday, leaving her ber’h at Daingertield's Whart, at o'clock. Fare, Round Trip, 7f>cts. ap M—tf JOB CORSON, Captain.


ocr: . JOHN T. KVLANS, respectfully informs the Ladies, that he has just returned trom New York, with one ot the LARGEST and BEST ASSORTMENTS of BONNETS, ever offered in this market for sale—such as ENGLISH, FRENCH and ITALIAN STRAWS, NEA pOLITAN; PEDALS, Ac. ALSO, a good as* sortment ot RIBBONS. Boys and Gentlemen's HATS, of all kinds, Ac. my 3—tf _L


ocr: TRANSPORTATION OFFICE, Orange & Alixaudeia Railroad, ) March 29th, 1854- $ TtfrvnClL —ONAND AFTER THIS DATE, I Plahtbr and Coal found loaded in House I Cara of this Company, will not be forwarded. Gondola. Cart will he furnished for that pur pose W B. BROCKETT, Agent mh 29 | '


ocr: (KmU. * ▼lr«taU» Ad-rertW.r, ^CRUSHED DAI LI BV KPOAR 8SOWDIM. At Eight Dollar* jn-r Annum. payable halt yearly. A Uxmm'm. time Me A Virginia Advertiser. (FOR TliE COUNTRY) is PUBLISHED. REGULARLY, on TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS AND SATURDAYS, At Eire Dollars per auuurn, payable iu advauw. Ter** or Advertising.—Advertisements not extwdnur one square, inserted three time* tor one dollar. - tisquieuts contiuui*d alter lure*.* times, K r '11 square »or each insertion inside, or l-> coots octsui-. Sixteen hues are counted as a square. . Advertiseuieuts by the year, at prnv> U» ** *© 1 J ! b»viag reference to th-* usual .uimuut • *! sp» ) y by the y«r no* »• »*v«TtU; »rU<-l^ aot iuclud«4 In lh.ir rwulur h*Min-.«. their adverti^went* any oth* r nam**> than tmir *


ocr: ; ! MU>. WRIGHT begs leave -to inform the Ladies ot Washington.. Georg'Cown. and Alexandria, that her store is now open with a full supply C* French arid other CORSETS, and a general assortment ol HOSIERY. RIBANDS, TRIMMINGS, and FANCY GOODS. N. B Just received, Jutwi.v'ri KID GLOVES. 21r) Penn. Avenge, betvyeen Ritk and 1'Jth sU. Washington, oct *<>(;—co'Jt GRCX'E Khiue Wine Bottles, for sale by oct 20 K1NCHELOE bt CO


ocr: Orange k Alexandria Railroad, ) • Alexandria Station. July 4,1S54- > PARTIES of 50 or more, wishing to maxi excursions to the country during the sum mer months, can arrange at any time, by apply B. BROCKETT, Agent.


ocr: C1 SCHAFER, on Fairfax street, near King, / # has for sale different articles, as follows: Preserved Ginger. Prunes, in glass jars Figs, fresh Dates, Citron Filberts. Almonds. Ground Nuts Pecans, English Walnuts. Also, a new assortment of TOYS and ARTICLES, and a large supply of FRENCH CONFECTIONERY, with a good a* sortment CANDY, of his manufacture, which he offer? for sale as low asanv establishment in this market.


ocr: _ _ ! ^ A S. BLACK LOCK are now receiving X /• p»*i park;*:-from Boston. New York, ami 1 u,I.i .e'phi.'i, their Fail purchase* oi GlUX’E WINF>. BRANDIES. DOMESTIC Ll ORs. ,\r all of which have been purchased >.ery buv prir♦ -. They would incite Mer wits I other- !<* call and examine their took be! »re they make their purchase*.


ocr: brilliant schemes, To be drawn at Wilmington, Delaware, IN MARCH, 18-34. GREGORY A MAURY, Managers* 51,104 DOLLARS! IOTTERY lor the benefit ol the State or Pel j aware. Class 57, lor 185-1, drawn at Wil mington, Del., on Saturday. March IDA. 1854. 78 number lottery—14 drawn ballots! SPLENDID SCHEME! 1 prize of $5],1G1 2 prizes of $5,000 2 prizes of 2* *,000 100 do 1.000 2 do 10,000 257 do 3o0 Ac., Ac., Ac. Tickets $15, hlvs. 7.50,*qrs. 3.75, eighths 1.87$. Certificates of packag's 26 whole tickets $180 <>0 Do do 26 half do CM) 00 Do do 2G quarter do 45 Do do 26 eighth do 22 50 _ 37,500 DOLLARS! IOTTERY for the benefit of the State of Del j aware. Class 63. for 1854. drawn at VS ll- mington. Pel., on Saturday. March. 18/A, 1654. 13 drawn numbers out of 78 ! SPLENDID LOTTERY! 1 prize of $37,500 1 prize ol $4,735 1 do 20.000 50 prizes of 1.000 1 do 15.00«' 50 do 500 1 do 10,000 J 80 do 200 1 do 6,000 Ac., Ac., Ac. Tickets$10—halves S’*—quarters $2 «>(). Certificates ol packag's. 26 whole tickets $140 00 Do do 26 nail do 70 00 Do do 26 quarter do 3;> 00 $70,588 ! $35,294 ! 23.529! 215 prizes of 1.176! IOTTERY for the benefit of the State of Del- j aware, Class l), tor 1854. drawn at VV ll- mington, Del., on Saturday. March 25/A. 1854. 75 number lottery—12 drawn ballots ! MAGNIFICENT SCHEME! 1 prize of $70,588 1 prize of 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 50 Certificates of packag's 25 whole tiekets.$260 00 Do do 25 half do 130 OO l)o do 25 quarter do 65 00 Do do 25 eighth do 32 50 BORDERS for Tickets and Shares and 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 alter it is over to all who order from me. Address. P. J. BLTC KEV. Agent l,»b 27—lm Wilmington, Delaware.


ocr: i , ORANGE ANl» ALEXANDRIA RAIL ROAD. 0‘“ N AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, 1 5fA. 1851, daily trains (Sundays excepted,) will be run over thi> road, agreeable to the fol lowing arrangement — A train for Warrenlon and intermediate points will leave the Station, corner of Duke and Henry street*, at 84 o'clock, A M ; arri%e at Warrenlon at 11 o'clock, A. M Returning, will leave Warrenton at a quarter pasr l o'clock, P. M, arriving in Alexandria at a quarter l>efore l o'clock, P. M. A train from Orange C H., to Alexandria, and intermediate points, will leave Orange ( . H„ at f»4 o'clock, A M., arriving in Alexandria at OJ o clock, A. M. Returning, will leave Alexandria at 1} o'clock, 1*. M., arriving at Orange C. H., at o clock, P M. A daily Stage is running between Gordonsville and Orange C. H.. in connection with the ('ars on this and the Virginia Central Road. THROUGH TICKETS. To Gordonsville. To Staunton. 1 ,,n To Lynchburg. ‘ n,) To Winchester. ^ Per order: W. B. BROCK KIP, Agent. fob 13—tf


ocr: BRILLIANT SCHEMES, To be drawn at Wilmington, Delaware, IN MARrn, 1*54. GREGORY A HAIRY, Manager*. ! $35,291 ! 23,529! 215 prizes of 1.175! I OTTERY lor the benefit of the State of Deb j aware, (’lass D. lor 1S51, drawn at Wil- 1 mington, Del., on Saturday. March '2nth, IN'*4. 75 number lottery—12 drawn ballots! MAGNIFICENT SCHEME! 1 prize of $70.5bh 1 prize of $11,751 1* do 35.294 1 do 11.051 1 do 23.529 215 prize* of 1.175 &c., Ac., Ac. I’iccets $20. halves 10. quarters 5, eighths 2 50 Certificates of packag s 25 whole tickets.$250 00 Do ' do 25 half do 130 001 Do do 25 quarter do 55 OO Do 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, and an account of each drawing will be sent immediately alter it is over to all who order from me. Address. P. .1. BL’CKE\. Agent feb 27—!m Wilmington. Delaware.


ocr: In the House of Representatives, the braska bill was “debated.^^^^^^^ almanac. Sv ni Sun | M A Y . rises.' sets, j Moon s Phasks. n TtawJay- ■> »,« ” Full_12 10 26 m. 13 Namriav! J5 Vfi 52 U* «r. 13 1 22 M. 14 Snmlav...|5 "7 ^le ....-> _ ' 15 Monday...:! 51*7 1 *L«irt_qr. J ‘ jW* lo Tuesday..j4 5S,7 2 HIGH \\A1ER. 17 Wednesday U 5717 3 May U, oh. 17m. LATEST DATES London.Ap. 23 Ha\re.\p- 22 Liverpool.Ap. 23 New Orleans..May 2 MARINE LIST. PORT OF ALFA A NOKIA. MAY H». Aitim ki». Selir. Tamboree. ^ e»ey, Lastport, plaster to Fowle & Co. Sehr. Pawnee. Phan*. New ^ ork. guano to ( . G Brown. Sehr. M. C. Pur tee. James. Fall River, to Borden Mining Co. Sehr. 'Thomas Dennison. Storer. New \ork, to Alleghany Mining Co. Sehr. iaawrence Waterbary, Cranmer. New York, to Frostburg Coal Co. Sehr. Frederick Tyler, Bobbins, New Bruns wick, to Cumberland Coal and Iron Co. Sehr. White Squall, ( base, to Cumberland Coal and Iron Co. Schr. John Compton, Marts. Mauriceton, to Borden Mining Co. Schr. U. L. & A. Stuart. Luiser. Hackensack. N ,1.. to Borden Mining Co. Schr. Richard Law, Tuttle, New London, to Borden Mining Co. Schr. John Forsyth. Applegate, Newburg. to Cumberland Coal and Iron C o. Schr. Whirlwind, Neal, New \ork, to Cum berland Coal and Iron ( o. Sailed. Schr. Irani Smith. Crowell. Fall River, coal by Borden Mining Co. * Schr. Almida, Weldon, Providence, coal by Borden Mining Co. Memoranda. Barque Win. ('base, tor St. Thomas. IS hours out. spoken lat. *U. 3P, long. "4. Schr. Joseph truest, ( onkltn, sailed from 1 io\ idence. tor this port, <th in>t. Brig Candace, Matthews, cleared at Boston, tor this port. Bth inst.


ocr: ITuSTYnSURANCE COMPANY OF AL ^ EXANDRIA—CAPITAL $125,000.—Cox tixgknt Fuxn, $10,243 71.—A dividend of 4 lier cent on the Capital Stock of this Company, has been declared, payable to the Stockholders, or their legal representatives, on, and after, the 4th of May next. C. W. WATTLES, ap 29—3taw2w Secretary.


ocr: By Y*»terd*y» 8o«lh«m Mall. Specie.—Not less than twenty-five thou sand dollars, in new and bright silver halves and quarters, have been paid out to our business community, iu exchange for gold, at the Cus tom House, during the last three days. We are happy to learn that the supply is ade quate to the wants of the commuuitv.—Rn’h. AMq. Baptist Anniversaries.—The General As sociation met yesterday morning, at 10 o'clock, in the Second Baptist Church.— The Association was called to order by the i Rev. J. B. Jeter, and the usai opening ceremonies proceeded with. A Commit tee on Delegation was appointed, who re turned a report of the members.—Iiich. Kiiq. New Evidence.—On Wednesday a new witness was introduced in the case of Monta gue, on trial at Petersburg fur the murder of Gardi^r Thompson, llis evidence is impor tant in behalf of the prisoner. Change.—Dr. Addison Waddell has been removed from the office of Physician to the Institution of the deaf, dumb, and blind, in Staunton, and Dr. Fuqua elected in bis stead. The Spectator thinks that inasmuch as Dr. Waddell is a Whig and his successor a Dem ocrat, this change may be regarded as an operation of the political guillotine. Meteorological Report. Alexandria Boarding School, ) 6th month, 1st, 1S54.) Abstract of the Meteorological Register for the 5th month, (May.) Barometer. Highest on the 23d, 30.259 inches. Lowest on the 30th, 29.732 inches. Range for the month, .527 inches. Mean for the month, 29.959 inches. Thermometer. Highest on the 10th and 10th, 84° Lowest on the 6th, Range for the mouth, 46° Mean for the month, 67°OJ Clear 11 days. Floating Clouds 10 days. Cloudy 10 days. Rain on 10 days. Amount of Rain for the month 3.444 inches. HAKK1KU. On Thursday morning, the 1st inst., at '•Con templation.’ the residence of her father. Henry j Kernoll. esq., of Fairfax County, by Elder Sam uel Trott, Mr. WM. E. POWELL, to Miss ELIZA JANE KERNOLL. D1£D. At "Crawfordia,’’ near Charlestown, on Tuesday evening last, after a protracted illness. ROBERT WORTHINGTON, Esq., in the 69th \ear of his age. Mr. W. was long identified with the interests and prosperity of Jefferson county. He served in the Legislature—was Commissioner m Chancery, and Justice of the peace—all ol which duties he discharged with fidelity and an ability' rarely equalled. ' Suddenly, on the 14th ult., at Perryville. Mis- I souri, Mr. W. P. GRAHAM, formerly of Fairfax county. Va., aged about 14 years. COMMERCIAL. PRICES OF PRODUCE IN ALEXANDRIA. to ! in ed


ocr: j ALMANAC. 1854. . Si's Sun JUNE. rises, sets. Moon's Phases. 5 Saturday.. 4 47 7 13 ®* H 4 Sunday ...4 40 7 II "“••••'" »' K f> Monday... U 4«|7 u'Last qr. 1< 0 4 m. 0 Tuesday..! 4017 15 ~;> " •>1 M 7 Wednesday 4 45|7 lal1,1^ 'lf :{ ' 8 Thursday. 4 44,7 l*'*j HIGH WATER. 9 Friday_*4 417 16' Ji nk 3, l*2h. tm. r 4 '1' a.' 1V 4 1.^ Li ."V 1 L C* 1 W A * L. i' . London.May 20 Havre.May 19 Liverpool.May 2<> New Orleans. May 2'> MARINE LIST. PORT OF ALEXANDRIA. JUNE 2. Arrived. Schr. John Silliman, Plum, Saugherties. to Cumberland Coal and lion Co. Schr. S. T. Bellows, Clark,-, to Cum berland Coal and Iron C o. Steamer Maryland, Mitch< 11, Baltimore, to S. Shinn<V Son. anil freight tor the District. Pass ed Ship Samuel Phads. Talbot, bound up. Sailed. Schr. Eleanor. Townsend, East Weymouth, coal by Borden Mining Co. Memoranda. Brig Flora. Hubbard, cleared at Baltimore, for this port. 1st inst. Schr. Yankee Doodle, Lovejoy hence at Provi dence, 30th ult Schr. Volant. Smith, cleared at New \ ork. tor this port, 31st ult.


ocr: ! 'VTANCE A GLASSELL, Comomiw Mer ^ ®| CHANTS, 03, Water street. Anc York.—Strict attention given to all consignments ot Produce. Flour. Grain, Ac., Ac. Refer to Shields A Somerville, Richmond. Ma. Armstead A Warwick. Baltimore. Bacon A Baskerville. Richmond, Va. Rich d H. Carter. Fauquier county, Va. Blow A Marsh, New York. Harvey, Scudder A Co. Boston. „ „ , . NANCT. & GLASSELL. New Yerk jf It—iy


ocr: ( I ; j flfeB Bjjjg • TRANSPORTATION OFFICE, j M wassas Gap. R R Co.. Saturday Dec. D*. 1S51. S '7’,, If,I'l<r /i .1// b lu'i I'll I'/iI il,r . J ’Vilt.v I'l .lUxumlriii: ON. AND AFT'KK T HIS DATK. this Com puny will, in no case, pay tor deficiencies in anv Consignment deliverable on l nioa sttert. unless the Consignee legally establish that trie missing articles could not be tound :n the car bv him or his authorized agent. By order of the Board. W M. S. t KW KLL. die i,;—iw Agent oi Transportation.


ocr: “a GRJCCLTURAL 1MPLEMENTS A have on hand a large supply ot iMne SJn suitable for the season, wh.eh we '**00 Wrought and Past Ploughs, Hill Subsoil and Surface 50 Corn Shellers, for hand and horse 1*0 Cutting Boxes, t# Chare*, various kinds ^ ot pW) Oft MEADJE ^ tAouESi tsvlh^.«r2?P.ir*»a * HucV * eld stand


ocr: SHINGLES. 1 rCA AAA NO. 1 AND NO 2 CV 100.000 PRESS SHINGLES, just received from Eden ton, N. C., per Schr. H. W. Collins, for sale by ap 10 WATERS^ZDLMER>IAN_& CO EflSIN- _ 300 bbla. common Rosin 43 “ No. 2 do. For tale by THOMAS k DYER, ap 10 Janney’i Wharf. ElWflS! LAWNJj!!—Just opened some aa low as 5 cents ? yard. Call early, ap 12 WILLIAM N. BERKLEY. ,


ocr: IIQUORS.— j r.n bbls. Rectified Rv* V*hi»«ccy o*3 •• Martin* " ** Pittsburg <2^ '• Gibson's X. XX. XXX. Philadel phia. ^Brandies, Wines. Gins, and Rums, ot all tfiade-. store- ,or fale 011 P‘easl?? f* ’ GEORGE W. HARRIsON, . , o Ferrv Slip *


ocr: EGKOES WANTED.—1 w ish to purcha.se \ any uumber of NEGROES, either in fomi or wnHe NVgroe*. Al>o, mechanics oi all j lor w hich I will pay the Highest cash , Persons wishing to sell will find it to advantage to *ee me or my Ag .nVs leforc sell. All communication* w ill meet with attention, i, addre»cl to me at-h.^Ucr. 10—ii


ocr: ; ! j riiHE SUBSCRIBER h uving purchased the I entire stock of .MARBLE, belonging to H. M Neale, is prepared to furnish the citizens of Uexandria and adjoining counties, with HEAD md FOOT STONES. Also, MONUMENTS and TOMBS, of the best American ar.d Italian Marble. They will b* forwarded to any part of this or adjoining eounfiee. All orders punc-; hially attended to. THOMAS LANi*.^ ;v o0_eotf Alexandria. \ «.


ocr: A RABIAN HORSE POWDER.—100 /w Amin Beyer's Horse Powder; 100 do. do. do. All-Healing Oil, tor sale by 09t 12 i) & h BLACKLOCK.


ocr: LOCAL ITKM8, At the parade in Washington, on the An niversary of the Surrender at York Town, the Mount Yernon Guards, of this place, un der the command, f *r that occasion, of Lieut. Wm. H. Smith, were assigned the post of honor on the right. The day was celebrated by military parades in many places in the United States. A fine new schooner for the river trade, belonging to Jos. Janney, was launched from Thompson’s X* Goodhand’s Ship Yard yes ford ay.


ocr: _jjteS|jjjj_ C A > A L ( 031M ERCE. Ahriv f.l». (October 20. Boats Gen. Mercer, and A Cary, c^al to Al leghany Mining Co. Departed. October 2 l Boats Gen. Merc»*r and A. Cary, Cumberland, bv Alleghany Mining Co. ___


ocr: Hebaktopol Is tlie great Naval Depot of Kussia, 4ts population, numbering about comprised almost exclusively ot soldiers uad tailors, and those connected with the naval operations of the Empire. There »> now 4>\ 000 men in its garrison. The position now occupied by the Allied


ocr: : TRANSPORTATION OFFICE, Orange k Alexrsdria Railroad, / March 29th, 1854. ) ^OJWiL-OSANDJFTER THIS 1x1 Puautkr and Coal found loaded in Cars of this Company, will not be Gondola Cars will be furnished for pose, [mh 29] W B. BROCKETT, Agent, fTIHER-MOMETER CHURNS, 5 dozen I sorted sizes, from 3 to 15 gallons, just i ceived and for sale by R. S. HUCK, ap 27 Fairfax street.


ocr: BALL NOTICE. FIRST ANNUAL BALL OF THE INDEPENDENT LUE LITES THE INDEPENDENT ORDER OF LUE LITES 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 S ADEPT A 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 be present on that occasion. They pledge themselves, on their part, that no expense shall be wanting to make this the Ball ol the season. LLOYD WILLIAMS' celebrated Cotillion Music (full hand.) will be engaged for that oc casion. HACKS will convey Ladies to and from the Ball. The BALL will be opened with the Lue Lites’ Quick Step. TICKETS $2, to be had from the Managers and at the Door. Managers. Henry Blondhaem. Franklin Hutchins, Francis Lane, A. Stallangs. John Taylor, On the part of the Military. Col. S. King Shay. (’apt. Hugh Latham, Lieut. Col. B. Thomas, Lieut. E. B. Powell: Major Geo. Plain, C. D. Rudd, Capt. B. T. Plummer. “ Wm. Smith, *• Geo.Dufley, u C. Craig. •• T. W. Ashby, F. Geisendaffcr ■* James R. Smoot, *' Wm. Davis, 4- J. W. Ashby, “ J. VV. Keene, 4- G. T. Whittington, “ Benj. Swan, 41 Joseph Williams, ‘l Thos. W. Swann, 44 Wm. W. Rock, u K. 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. Hydrailion Fire Co. Isaac Entwisle. I E. (X Swain. On the part of other Societies. Masonic Fratersimy. John T. Johnston, J. A. Shinn. John T. Price, The I. 0. 0. F. W. F. Padgett. 1 W. Reed. Thk Red Men Jas. W. Atkirtson. | Joseph Williams. The I, 0. U. B. Lewis Herring. | Henry C. Field. The B. M. (H. T.) C. A. S. S. Gover, | H. Robinson. Washington Club. Frederick Baker. | Thomas barring. • Hand-in-Hand Club. W. P. Collinsworth. | J. Smith. Fairfax Mystic Fraternity. J. W. Richardson. | F. R. Windsor. Hibernian Society, U S. Douglas. | H. C. McLaughlin. Sangerrund Society. H. Pllucger. | J. F. Fixill, Ou the part of the Citizens. F. L. Brockett, H. C. Dorsey, Robert I. Taylor, Capt. Gedney, Rudolph Massey, Capt. Job Corson. Lester Lloyd, * Capt. Hinmann. mh 14—2awtfM&F (Pi IL VERS PLASTIC PA INTS—CHEAP, O DURABLE, AND PROTECTIVE—WEA tTiER AND FIRE PROOF —This Paint will stand any climate, without crack or blister, and


ocr: TOCXS FOR SALE.—We offer lor sale f fallowing No. 1 securities ibr investment: Alexandria Corporation Bank nftke Old I Dominion Virginia State Stock Orange A Alexandria R. R. Stock. ienld BURKE A HERBERT.


ocr: ^Transportation office, j Grande & Alexandria Railroad, £ Alexandria Station, duly 4. 1^>4. $ PARTIES of bOor more, wishing to make, excursions to the country -hiring the sum-. mer month*, can arrange at any time, by apply- j ‘njVai^iw’a'""V r. RRocKrrr.Aic.it j


ocr: Alex.n-.. «.«««* A Virginia Adr.rU.rr, PUBLISHED DAILY BT EDOAK sxowdkn. At Fight Dollars per annum, payable half yearly. Ale**“’** G***tte * Virginia Advertiser. (for tue country) IS PUBLISHED, SECULARLY, ON TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS ANJ> SATURDAYS, At Five Dollars per annum, payable iu advance. Terms op Advertising.—Advertisements not exceeding one s-iuare, inserted three times fur one dollar. Adver tisements continued after three limes, for do cent* a »iuare kor laou insertion in*u>k. or -d cents oiTaioi.— Sixteen lines are couuted as a square. Advertisements by the year, at prices to la* agreed upon, having reference to the usual amount of space they may oecnpy. Persians advertising by the year not t<* advertise articles not included in th-ir regular business, u<»r to insert in their advertisements any other uanies than their own. •


ocr: 1VTEGR0ES WANTED.—I wish to purchase any number of NEGROES, lor wnich will pay liberal prices. Those wishing to sed will do well to eall on me before selling, at mi old stand, at We»t End, Alexandria jg,—du JORETH BRITV


ocr: BUSINESS CARPS. HENRY L. SHEPHERD. JAMES H. ROBINSON. SHEPHERD KOKIN SOS, <> JH’ C\ Rrtdsr*) >!\M FAClTrEKS ANL> DEALERS IN' STOVES. LOOKING RANGES. HOT-MR FURNACES. Makklki/ki> Iron Mantles, Grates, Emm; khatuks, Chain and Srrnux IYmps, Pin, Copper, and Sheet Ikon Ware, South MV.*/ rnnirr of Kins uh I St. .hiijth tfn'ds. *ih'Xondrul. i a. I’lF ROOtING. SCOCTING. and all other work appertaining to the business, promptly ex. routed in a neat and durable manner. 31—tf


ocr: Ai MMONIATED SITEITTHOSPHATE JV wilME, carefully prepared, and highly m iwabirerlfrl by thoee who bav« used it lor nit at the Agricultural Warehouse. Fairfax V lap 26) R. S. BUCK.


ocr: Captaiu Smith, tried for setting fire to the steamer W est W ing, has been acquitted. _ALMANAC._ 1>54. Sun Sun JULY. rises, sets. Moon s Phases. 11 Tuesday..U 47i7 13. H M 1-2 Wednesday‘4 4s|7 12:L*st qr. D> 7 14 e. 13 Thursday . 4 48 7 i-jjNew 524 10 o e. 14 Friday....[4 49|7 i ifFir^t qr. 1 5 17 e. 15 Saturday.. (4 50,7 ipjl*nil-* • ■ &_^_4 M D> Sunday... :4 5o 7 Pm Up. 11 WATER. it Monday...U 51(7 9* July 11, 8h. 9m. LATEST DATES. London.June 2s Havre.June 27 Ltver)>ool.June 2s New Orleans. July 3 MAR*NIC LIST. PORT OF ALEXANDRIA. JULY 10. Arrived. Schr. Washington, Mulliner, New York, to S. Shinn & Son. and freight for district. Steamer Columbia, Harper. Baltimore, to J. J. Wheat & Bros., and height for district. Schr. F. F. Randolph, Kmlicott, Newark, N. J., to Borden Mining Co. Sailed. Ship Samuel Fales, Y oung, ( hiucha Islands, by owners. Schr. Naragansatt, Hall, Dighton, Mass., coal by Borden Mining Co. Memoranda. Ship Gen. Washington, Williams, of this port, at New Orleans, from New York. 4th m*t. Ship Wild Ranger, Soars, hence at New York, oiu nisi. Ship Beatrice, Rogers, hence at Ncxv Orlaans, 2d in>t. Dr. Barque Teal, hence tor Liverpool, was >|H>ken on the 23d ult., in lat. 41°-10' long bJ° 3d'. „ Drig Kossuth. Noonan, from East port for this port, was at Holmes’ Hide, nth in>t. Schr. Mary A. Hurst, Ireland, hence lor Bos ton was at Holmes' Hole, dth. Schr. C. H. Waterbary, Cook, hence at West Weymouth, 1st iust. Schr. Amos Falkcnburg, Betty, hence at Ware ham. 3d inst. _


ocr: FIRST AAill AL MALL OF THE INDEPENDENT LUE LITES THE INDEPENDENT ORDER OF LUE LITES IY KSPKCTFULLY announce to the citizens Y of Alexandria and its vicinity, that they wili give a grand MILITARY. CIVIC. AND FANCY BALL. On the Evening of the 17th of April, at sapepta hall. The following gentlemen, selected as Managers, from the different Associations, are respect lull) solicited to attend early in the evening, to assist in the reception of the large number of visiters that will be present on that occasion. 1 liey pledge themselves, on their part, that no expense shall be wanting to make this the Ball ol the season. LLOYD WILLIAMS* celebrated Cotillion Music (full hand.) will be engaged for that oc casion. HACKS will convey Ladies to and from the Ball. The BALL will be opened with the Lit. Lites* Quick Step. TICKETS $'2. to be had from the Managers and at the Door. Managers* Henry Blondhaem. Franklin Hutchins, Francis Lane, A. Stallangs. John Taylor, On the part of the Military. Col. S. King Shay. Capt. Hugh Latham, Lieut. Col. B. Thomas. Lieut. E. B. Powell: Major Geo. Plain. ** L. D. Rudd, Capt. B. T. Plummer, “ Wm. Smith. - Geo. Dutfey, *; C. Craig. “ T. W. Ashby, “ F. Geisendaffer •* James R. Smoot, ** W m. Davis, *• J. W. Ashby, “ J. W. Keene, - G. T. Whittington. " Benj. Swan. “ Joseph Williams, w 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 ('o. A. Wallace Masters. | Cuthbert Powell. Hvnu/ ulion Fire Co. Isaac Kntwisle. | K. O. Swain. .... On the part of other Societies. .\i A SON 1C F R ATEUN IM V. John T. Johnston, J- A. Shinn. I/m 'I' Ppw*p TheI. 0.0. F. W. F. Padgett. | W. Reed. Thk Rkd Mkn Jas. W. Atkinson. | Joseph Williams. Thk 1.0. V. B. Lewis Herrins. | Henrv C. Field. Tin: B. M. (H. T.) C. A. S. S. Hovel. | H. Robinson. Washington Club. Frederick Baker. | Thomas Warring. Hand-in-Hand Club. W. P. Collinsworth. | J. Smith. Fairfax Mystic Fraternity. J. W. Richardson. | F. R. Windsor. Hibernian Society, R. S. Douglas. | H. C. McLaughlin. St. Andrews Society. T. S. Jamieson. | J- McKenzie. Sangerrund Society. H. Pflneger. | J.F. lixill, On the part of the Citizen** F. 1.. Brockett, H. C. Dorsey, Robert 1. Taylor, Capt. Gedney, Rudolph Massey, f apt* J°h Corson, Lester Lloyd, ' Capt. Hinmann. mh 1X—2awtfM&F / 1 REAT DISCOVERY—CARTER’S SPAN VJ ISli MIXTURE—The great purifier ok best alterati\k known Xor


ocr: ( 1 « j 1 } , ; j , | j , •RANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAIL ROAD. r|?l^Am:RrrKSDA^^yD' [J 1851, daily trains (Sundays excepted,) "'“1 * run over this road, agreeable to the ioilou "\arram hTwam'nton and intermediate punts, sail leave the Station, corner ot Duke and Hem y Itreets, at 8$ o’clock, A. M ; arrive at W airenton lt Returning’"ill leave Warrenton at a quarter ,a5- 1 o clock, 1>. M, arriving m Alexandria at a iinrtsr hpiorc 4 o clock, 1 • * 1‘ . 1 GORDONSVILLE TRA1N.-A tram from 5r.rdonsv.lle to Alexandria, and joints, will leave Gordonsville at no clock, \1 arriving in Alexandria at lUj o clock, A. .1. Returning, wilt leave Alexandria at l\ j» clock, P M , arriving at Gordonsville at o* o t\ock; I . >1, connecting at this point with the \ irg.ma Central Kail Road. ,.r.rv, THROUGH HIKE IS. . ... ♦> 5* i lo Staunton. To Lynchburg. To Winchester.4 t Per order: W. B. BROCKEl 1, Agent. mh vM—tt _m m


ocr: xtt FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER jB® The A. 1. ship BEATRICE, George I Rogers* waiter, is ready to engage cargo, my 5—tf S. S MASTERS A SON.


ocr: Orange & Alexandria Rajlroap, ) Match 29th, 4*54. ) "\TOTICE —OS AN1K&FTER THIS PiAsruu and Coal found loaded*in Oars of this Company, will uot be Gondola Cars will be furnished. for that pur pose, [mb 29] W. B, BROCKETT, Agent. ritHERMOMETER CHURNS. 5 dozen as I aorted sizes, from 3 to 1* gallons. just re ceived and tor sale by R- S. HUCK, 27 Fairfax


ocr: ANTED to hire by the month or year, two FEMALE SERVANTS, for Coos _JCBPf H. BRENT SALT.—1,000 sacks Liverpool Fine Salt dai 4 DTER


ocr: BMmm*-*mM*m*** ■ TRANSPORTATION OFFICE. Okanuk & Alexandria Railroad, £ March 22th, 1S54. $ 'VJ’OTICE.—OA’ AND AFTER THIS DATE, Plaster and Coal tound loaded in House Cars ot this Company, will not be forwarded. Gondola Cars will he furnished for that pur pose. [mh 22] W. B. BROCKETT. Agent.


ocr: ~_ ; j ; j , BRILLIANT SCHEMES, To be drawn at Wilmington, Delaw are, IN APRIL, 1854. GREGORY A MAURY, Managers. I OTTERY lor the benefit of the State oi Del ^ aware. Class E, tor 1854, drawn at Y\ il mington, Del., on Saturday, Jpril Sid, 1854. 78 number lottery— U drawn ballots! MAGNIFICENT SCHEME! 1 prize of $64,000 5 prizes ol $4,000 1 do 28,i >00 5 do 3.000 1 do 18,000 10 prizes of 2XM>0 1 do 12,000 1O0 do L000 j 1 do 8,280 239 do lOo Ac., Ac., Ac. Tickets $20, halves 10, quarters 5, eighths 2 50 Certificates ol packag's 26 whole tickets,$JoO 00 Do do 26 half do 125 00 : Do do 26 quarter do 62 50 l)o do 26 eighth do 5123, _ I OTTER Y for the benefit of the Stated Del j aware. Class 97, for 1854. to be drawn at Wilmington. Del., on Saturday, Jlpril 29/A. 18.) 1. 75 number lottery—12 drawn ballots! BRILLIANT SCHEME. I 1 prize ot $35,000 100 prizes of $1:000 j ] do 2O.000 10 do 5001 1 do 15,000 20 do 300 j •J do 6,040 85 do 200 j Ac., Ac.. Ac. Tickets $10; halves $5: quarters $2 50! j Certificates of paek'gs 25 whole tickets $14*' 00 j Do do 25 half do 70 00 j Do do 25 quarter do 35 00 j BORDERS for Tickets and Shares and Cer- j tificates of Packages in the above Splendid Lot teries, will receive the most prompt attention, ( and an account of each drawing will be sent j immediately after it is over to all who order , from me. Address, P. «L BIT KEY, Agent mh 27—lm Wilmington. Delaware. ;


ocr: - - - - — - -■ ---r— rpoiLET ARTICLES—Brushes and Corubs j of every kind; Soaps and Perfumery; Toi let Powders; Lilly White; Toilet Water and Cologne ot the best: Hair Oils: Tonics and Po rnatutns. and Fancy article* at RICHARDS Ladies Furnishing Store je 10—It*


ocr: tIOMBS.—Shell, Buffalo, I mb* m ) zilian, and Raw Horn T»**k. I>rei»>ei* , s Tooth. Pocket, and Long Omhv ,,f l*‘v' ' terns, const(mtIv on han/ st C C BERRYS, jy 10 . [s«ik J


ocr: 1M>K SALK.—A pair of BLACK HORSES, j very stylish. work well in single or double burners; also, a handsome light CARRIAGE I and HARNESS, will bo sold a bargain. Apply ! at Lwtham’s Stable*, or of A. G. Newton, Man 1 non


ocr: j , ^ j 1 , “transportation office. Orange & Alkxa >kia Railboap, ) Ai "Xanpkia Station. July 4. 1N>4. s PARTIES of r>*> or more, wishing to make excursions to the country during the sum mer months, can arrange at any time, by apply- in*r at the Station. jy 4_lw w. R BROCRETT. Agent.


ocr: S’ IX AND A QUARTER LEMS RE WA RD.—Runaway from thcJ su.f,c^eJ' | on the 5th inst., a white girl named MJRGJ RET J. Mc^UEN. The girl had been regu larly bound to me as au apprentice, and all per sons are warned against harboring as tue law will be put in force against offenders, my *—colit_J P- JAMS* 1y\RAS0LS—Can now be bought very ' at [„,y 3] MEYENBERG & BROS.


ocr: Rice firm at 25a 6d. ^JJlone^narkeMinchangeif^^^^^^^^^^ ALMANAC. 180-t. ibVNlSuKj FEBRUARY. j rWS.J $*t$. J MooS S 1 MASKS. 15 WednfsdayiB 4"|5 at*| »• 16 Thursday 6 39 5 / 3 ‘ 17 Fri<hy..\.« 37 5 23N-«1 ' • » J*. 13 Sunday... t» <>«>•> -•>___— _ 30 Monday... 0 3t > 2»*>; HIGH WATER. 21 Tuesday.. 6 32 5 2S February lf>.8h. 35m. latest dates. London.Jan. 28 Havre.fan 27 Liverpool.Jan. 28 New Orleans. MAR1NK LIST. _ PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, FEBRUARY H Arrived. Brig A. Dunbar, Atkins, Boston, cargo to Master. Schr. Volant, Oliver, New York, to S. S. Masters A Sou. Schr. Richmond, Carroll, Norfolk, lumber and shingles to Smoot A l hler. Schr. Elliott. Bueklow, Philadelphia, coal to Howard A Poor. Schr. Four Sisters. Perry, Cobb Neck, wheat and corn to Irwin A Powell. Sailed. Schr. Mary Jane Lonan, Predmore, Now York, by Lewis McKenzie. Schr. Archelaus R. Pharo, Peters, Provi vlence, coal by Alleghany Mining Co. Steamship Martin Hoffman, Preston, New York, coal by Cumberland Coal and Iron Co. Memoranda. Schr. B. K. Sharp. Sharp, from this port, at New York, l*Jth. Schr. J. 0. Farrow, Fnulkenburg, do. do. do. Schr. Walter, Lyon. do. do. do.


ocr: Rope. Ac — 25 Coils Cotton Rope 20 do Irish do 20 do Russia do 20 do Manilla do 5 Vales Sail Twine 5 ‘do Seine do 5 do Cotton do 2,000 Seine Corks 3,000 feet Ash Oars, for sale bv mh 21 HARPER & BOtSH._ SEED OATS.—200 bushels heavy SEED OATS, for sale by mh 25 J J. WHEAT Ac BROS.


ocr: T. J. SKINKER. R- H. REYNOLDS, H. D. WRIGHT. SKINKER, REYNOLDS A CO., have con stantly on hand /7AA GROUND TER, at their Swam Mill, Alexandria, M—aotf


ocr: i ! ! ' j 1 _ LI MBER \ARD.—We take tin* method o? iufornnng our customer*, that we have cm. ncted our LUMBER BUSINESS with the TAB ‘NET M ANl B ACTORY. where we are prr >ared to furnish every description of Lumber isually found in the most extensive I.UMBER YARDS. ALSO. Lime, Hydraulic Cement. Calcined Plainer, Laths, Shingles, Pailings, Nad* 6f aU ►ize*, Ac., Ac., which ue will *#1! low for ew*h. >r at the tiKual time to punctual customer?, jaw 1 JAAP'S GREEN A SON


ocr: , Coagres*. The Senate, yesterday, went at an early hour into Executive session. In the House of Representatives, the Ocean Mail Steamer Bill whs taken up. and Messrs. Chircuwki.l, Smith, of Yu., McMh.i.kn, and others spoke on the subject.


ocr: ALMANAC. ]h64. Si x Sex, APRIL. n*rs Wts. ; Moo* w Phases. 7 Friday.... 5 3M -’1 .. D' H 8 Saturday. .[5 38 6 22lf“» • » 0 *' * 8 Sunday... 5 366 24!^ nr- O . 4 «■ 10 Monday... 3 3.> 6 -’>> * . - , iu M 11 Tuaaday. . 5 341# 26 F‘rat 5 , 4 .!?_*• 12 WmWlav 5 33 « 27 HHJH WAFER. 13 Thumday. 5 32 6 28 Aran. 7^2h. oln;._ 3 LATEST DATES. London.Mh. 23 Havre.Mj». 22 Liverpool.Mh.23 New Orleans. .Mh MARINE LIST. PORT OF ALEXANDRIA. APRIL Arrived. Schr. Enterprize. Wheeler, Mattawoman, corn, oats, and potatoes to J. T. B. Perry & Son. Schr. Arctic. W’icks, New York, to S. Shinn A Son. Saufd. Barque Susan Hind, Sweetser, Barbados, bv B. H. Lambert. Schr. Gazelle, Marshell, Boston, by Thomas A Dyer, Memoranda. Schr. Robt.B. Smith, Kelly, from this port, for Nantucket, was at Norfolk. 3d inst.. finishing her cargo. Schr. N uncio. James, el d. at Philadelphia, for this port, 4th inst. Schr. Fulton. Jacques, from this port, for New - buryport, sailed from Holmes Hoi**, 3d inst. II "WANTED, a Vessel of IjOOQ bbls. ca jiLpacity, to load for Boston. Despatch gi vew. Apply to HOW ARD A POOR, ap7—3t Dcingerficld’s Wharf. 4 MERIC AN HOTEL, opyoede htdependenn HaU, CnciHut Street, betvxen 5th and *th. Phdudelphui. Board $1 50 PR* Day. WYATT A HRULINGS, Proprietors. Philadelphia, ap 3—2w i)AA TONS WINDSOR PLASTER, just I received Schrs. “J. L. Borman”


ocr: ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAIL ROAD / \N AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, February I ) 1 .v*, ISO I, daily trams (Sundays excepted.) will 1h> run over this roatl, atjtvo.thli to t it to 'TKKCUo,.. will leave the Station, corner ot I uke and Huir> streets, at Si o cloek. A -M ; arrive a! Warrento.t at 11 o'clock, A ^1 Kemrning, will leave Warrenton at a quarter past l o'clock. P. M arriving m Alexandria at a quarter before I o'clock, I*. M \ tram from Orange ( . H , to Alexandiia, an.! intermediate points, will leave Orange C. H aT o} o'clock, A >1, arriving in Alexandria at 10} o'clock, A. M. Returning, will leave Alexandria at 11 o'clock, 1’ M., arriving at Orange i\ 11.. at r>| o clock, P. M. A daily Stage i> running between Gordonsville and Orange H., in connection with the Cars on this and the Virginia Central Road. THROl GH TICKETS. To Gordonsville.£l To Staunton. 1 ,)l' To Lynchburg. * ,M> To Winchester.. '1 1)11 Per order: W. B. BROCK ETT, Agent, feb II


ocr: > Cano,—loo tow Peruvian guano, T direct from Chincha Islands. for salt by ' <ut» green; settle a co.


ocr: ^^transportation office. Orange & Alexandria Railroad. I Alexandria Station. July 4. 1S54. S PARTIES of .r>0 or more, wishing to make excursions to the country during the sum mer months, can arrange at any time, by appH* mg at the Station. jv 4—iw W B BROCKETT. Agent.


ocr: , C1HEAP FURNITURE WARE-ROOMS — / JJIMES H DEEJEGHS. corner of Kmz and rat Greets, opposite the Marshall House. M<rx andna. Pa.. UPHOLSTERER, CABINET, CHAIR, BED AND MATTRASS MANU FACTURER, keeps constantly on hand, RKr*s Matthewes. Bolsters, Pillows, Bedsteads, Tables, Chairs. Looking Glasses, Clocks, and a number of HOUSE FURNISHING articles. uq> 21—tf 'TTT'OOL nureba^ed by


ocr: C1HRISTMAS—GIVE SOMETHING USE f ft’L.— It i» suggested that Ladies wr.oar? Housekeeper*, or v. !v> expect to be, w’ould he better plea:red with pr*"-en!s selected irom 0G DUXs variety of Housekeeping .IrtiHes. than w ith other things more fanciluLbut less useml. c^e what he has. _dec 5 Babbitt s celebrated no. i soup POWDER, lor sale by J. R PIERPOINT, dee 12 S. P. eor of Iking and Waih-nti


ocr: SOAP—The subscribers, agents for the sale of MYRICK’S SOAPS, offer for sale j 2500 boxes Chemical Olive Soap ! 3000 do Pale do 2000 do Brown do, warranted equ ! al to any manufactured, put up in packages to suit, without charge. J. B. A. & S. ALLEN, 7 and 8, South Wharves, Philadelphia. i Philadelphia, mh 18——3m _ _ j rflf R&T’ ISLAND SALT for sale by J ap 19 J T/ B PERRY A SON.


ocr: f , rnHE SUBSCRIBER having purchased the | entire stock of MARBLE, belonging to H. (TNeale, is prepared to furnish the citizens of 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 of this or adjoining counties. All orders punc tually attended to. THOMAS LANG, 20—eoly Alexandria, Va.


ocr: BRILLIANT SCHEMES, To be drawn at Wilmington, Delaw are, IN APRIL, 1854. GREGORY & MAURY, Managers. I OTTER V lor the benefit of the State ol Del , aware. Class ‘.'7, for 1854. to he drawn at Wilmington, Del., on Satvnhy. Jpnl Jh/A. 18o4. 7.') number lottery—12 drawn ballots. BRILLIANT SCHEME. 1 prize of $35,000 100 prizes ol J do 20,000 10 do *,uu 1 do 15,000 20 do 2 do 6,040 85 do -,(0 Ac., Ac., Ac. Tickets $10; halves $5; quarters $2 50. Certificates ol pack gs 25 whole tickets $1» 1 * Do do 25 half do 70 00 Do do 25 quarter do 35 00 BORDERS lor Tickets and Shares andCer- 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. «L BUCKET. Agent ir,h -j7_I m Wilmington, Delaware. TOBACCO, SEGARS, dte., &c. at


ocr: LOCAL. ITEMS. Indications of the thermometer at the office of the Potomac Insurance Co., Alexandria: Tuesday, Aug. 22d. Friday, Aug. 25th. 9 a. in 82° 9 a. m. 84° 10 “ 85 10 “ 87 11 44 90 1- m. 91 12 m. 92 l p. m. 92 1 p. m. 94 220 “ 94 2 “ 95 5 50 44 95 5 44 95 AVe observe by the National Intelligencer, that in AVashington City, the mercury ou Tuesday 22d, stood at 94° at noon, and 95° at 2 o’clock, p. in. Our ph)sioians all concur in reporting the health of Alexandria, to have been unusually good throughout the entire ummer up to this time. There has been not only no cpi dewic, but the cases of ordinary diseases have been rarer than usual during the sum nier months. AVhat a cause of thankfulness is this! AVhat reason have we to be grateful to a kind Providence for the blessings we enjoy! As snake stories are now common, a friend informs us, that we may add one to the num ber. A snake was killed, a few days ago, on Jones’s Point, a water moccasin, from which forty three young ones were taken, all alive and active.. The long continued drought has so burnt up the gardens, that vegetables are scarce and high—and, generally, of an inferior quality. The Watch were called to quell a distur bance on King street, on Thursday night, and in the melee one of the watchmen was knocked down and injured. COMiMElUiAL.


ocr: f^HEAP FURNITURE WARE-ROOMS — L JAMES //. DEKiCGHX. cormr oj King md Piit streets, opposite the Manhall House, jilex- •ndna, la., UPHOLSTERER, CABINET, CHAIR, BED AND MATTRASS MANU FACTURER, keeps constantly on hand, Beds. Mattresses. Bolsters. Pillows, Bkosteads. Fables, Chairs. Looking Glasses, Clocks, and i number of HOUSE FURNISHING articles. sep 2]—tf 1 i I / ^ \ LBS. Cotton Yarn, assorted, tor 1V/# \/V/\7 ***1* Jo close by *•?*« R. H. HtfNTON


ocr: Xr— ■ NOTICE TO THE BIBLIC AL HIM LEYS OM MB CS will liM'.e the City Hotel, Alexandria, every onnrn ingo/ \o clock, to connect with the Cars leaving Washington for Baltimore, at o o clock, and leave \Vashington for Alexandria, at 7 o clock in the evening, on the arrival of the Cars from Baltimore. Passengers will be called for at t’neir residences, bv leaving their names at the Cut Hotel. WILLIAM WHALEY, nov 2fc—dim


ocr: j i a\j\ DOZEN genuine English Grass and I Grain Scythes I A 50 doz. Scythe Snathes 50 do Harvest Rakes 301 do -Goose Creek*’ Scythe Stones 12 groce Scythe Rides 100 doz. Hilling and Weeding Hoes Briar Scythes , Bush Hooks • Straw and Hav Knives. &e., Ac. Just received, and for salt very low. by mh3l ENGLISH. CASTLEMAN A CO T7NGUSH"mUSTARD.-Dunbar* best, just ^ ^J^RPIEHPO E. corner of


ocr: C1HEAP FURNITURE WARE^ROOMS JJMKS U. DEUIHJIX lorr.er of Kin untl Pitt Predf, opposite tht Marshall House. Jin andria. l a.. I PHOLSTEREK, CABINET CHAIR, BED AND MATTRASS MAM FACTURER, keeps constantly on hand, Bed.* Mattresses. Bolsters, Pillowp, Bedstead: rabi.es, ( hairs. Looking Glakfeb, Clocks, an a number o; IIOL>E FURNISHING article: sep 2\—tf 111 ( Ml LBS. Cotton Yarn, assorted, to XV/# */*_/' * **1® low to close by _ .. i | • rl r


ocr: QAMPEL W. PEPPER, st cck.ssor to Hewn i kj J- Pepper $ Son. WATCHES, JEWELRY • avd SILVERW ARE, No. 175 Chestnut street | (oppo&Ue the State House,) Phil a wlfita. Philadelphia. vy 29-— ly ’ j


ocr: Railboao, ) * 1 0eanG|5 c arms July 4.1864, S Alexandhu ^TAT ' * i ^intr to mak K excursionsi0^ , anv time, by fPP>> moathi. can arrange ing at ,he Station^ ^ BROCK ETT, Agent jy4—1W ■( p!


ocr: i , 1 . j ; i i ■ : ! ! : 1 ; j ! 1 ! ! ' 1 I j | I 1 j manism. is 7f> cents, that i> •'>* 1 For sale by aug -J-i [Sen ] ROBERT BELL. 1^ o.N s K A 1 HA IRON; Hunt * Liniment j Brown's Essence of (finger Radvvay s Ready Relief McMunn's Elixir ot Opium Jayne'.*Carminative Balsam Aver Cherry Pectoral; Rnwand's Tonic Mix ture. Hampton s \ eg*-tab!e Tincture; .Stabler * Diurrho-a Cordial, just received and lor sale bv JAS LN i W IMA,, Jr.. Apothecary, aug ‘S2 opp. ->arepta Hall. MITCHELLS DISSECTED MAP OF THE I MI LD STATES.—Nearly put up in a \\«»od< n vase, made ?»> resondde a hook, and label!* don the back and side* with gilt let letters. and lastened With a clasp, price 25, lor sale by ROBERT BELL. ;u.'*r 22 [>en.J (10W S TRAY ED.—Strayed away from the J subx’nbei on Naylor m Hill, on Alfred street. la>t week. at! rk red cow. no horns, white lace, split in her ears, belly w hite, and a dent in her sidn. A reward <*f five dollars will be given for the return ot the cow to me. aug 22—:it* B AHERN. A IZARD’S ARNICA PLANTERS, a supe f | rior article tor the relict and cure of Lumbago, Pains in the Chest and Sides, Inflam tion ot the Lung*. Ac., just received and for sale bv JAS. EN 1 WlSLE, Jit., Apothecary, aug 22 «»pp. Sarepta Hall. I AND FOR SALE 262$ Acres of LAND j lor sale, south-west, and about five mile* trorn Alexandria. 2<«> Acres are in Wood, the balance cleared ; is well watered, and in a very healthy neighborhood. GFO. JOHNSTON. We>t Grove, near Alex a.. .tug22—»*otf 1 FAMILY FLOCK.—2<» hbls. W. H. Harri son’s superior White Wheat FAMILY T i ()I R, in store, and tor sale by DANIEL F. HOOK P. S. Shall l*» regularly supplied with the above in a few days. aug 22 IJOTOMAC FISH — l.x) bbls. No. 1 Potomac Herring " ” Family Shad, in store, and for sale low by GEO.W. HARRISON, al,g Ferry Slip. 4 PIC-NIC to Arlington Springs, will be 1 \ "iven on the Ath of Sr/tfcni1 rr. by tbe HA\t> iN-iland ( li b of which another notice will be Kiveri. with particulars. Ac. Espuda’s Band has been engaged. aug 22_rtf I^OR 1 HE TOILET—Lubin's Wright s, and Harrison’s celebrated Extracts; Excelsior; Ox-Marrow and Rose Pomades; Lily White and Nursery Powder: received, atid tor sale by aug 22 H. B WHITTINGTON A CO. India rubber long combs India “ Dressing do Puff do . a large lot for sale by BERRY A BLAKE MORE aug 22 I JUMPS.—We have on hand, a good stork of Cistern. Well, and Force PUMPS, to which the attention of those in want is invited, aug 22 ENGLISH. CASTLEMAN & CO. /~1URRY COMBS.—loo dozen CURRY COMBS, just received from the factory, and for sale low, bv aug 22 ENGLISH, CASTLEMAN & CO. (* KEEN GINGER—A supply just received. J and for sale by J. LEADBEATER, Stabler’* old stand * mo 22 Fairfax street. 1) EFRIGERATORS going off low to make \j room for fall stock, at SHEPHERD A ROBINSON'S Stove Depot, South We>t corner of King and St. Asaph streets. aug 22 rC X BARRELS A and B Coffee Sugar*, re f)pj ceived this day. and lor sale by aug 22_FLEMING A DOUGLASS. ITALIAN M.ACCARONI. just received from the importers, for sale at aug 22 WHITE'S, Post Office corner. I cask fresh, just received at


ocr: ANTED.—A SERVANT WOMAN, as a COOK and WASHERWOMAN for a small family. Apply at this office,


ocr: ORANGE A ALEXANDRIA RAIL-ROAD. N E vr oy jyu METER MONDAY, March 47th, 185 4, Daily MAIL TRAINS will 1*' run over This road, agreeably to the following ar- rangernent:— > A Train from Alexandria, to Gordonsville and intermediate Stations, will leave the Depot, cor ner ot Duke and Henry streets, at o clock, A. M.. arriving at Gordonsville at ^ past Ho clock, connecting at that point with th»* l rains on the Virginia Central Road, to Richmond. Charlottes ville, and Staunton.—thus allowing passengers to pass over that road without delay. _ A TRAIN from Gordonsville to Alexandria, and intermediate stations, will leave Gordons ville at a quarter before 12 o clock, or on the arrival of the Cars on the \ irginia l entral Koad, arriving at Alexandria at three quarters before 4 o’clock,—thus allowing ample time to connect with the tram leaving Washington City lor the North Passengers from Alexandria to W arrenton, wilPleave Alexandria at ~S o'clock, A. M., ar riving at Warrentona quarter before lUo'dock— returning, will leave W arrenton at li o clock, arriving m Alexandria at a quarter before *1 o'clock' W. B. BROCKET!', Agent. Alexandria, mh 25—tf MANASSAS GAP RAIL ROAD, SUMMIT Of THE BLUE RIDGE. WINCHESTER.


ocr: TTOWARDS CHEMICAL CHLORlDt n SOAP—Oil Lemon, Citrate of Iron and Quinine, Oil Orange, Pearl Parley. Millinei « Glue, Red Permian Bark, Sugars, a var!f*7^ fait received, by R. H. STABLER* " No. 163. King st., corner of Wash n 13?^ Sign of the Golden Bottle oc* 26 1 -


ocr: EST COD LIVER OIL, in bottles and on draught, fresh and genuine. for sale by JAMES ENTWISLE, Jr., dec 30 Apothecary, oppo.Sarepta Hall. LOW'S BROWN WINDSOR SOAP—A full I supply of the genuine article, just receiv* •d. and for tale by JAS. ENTWISLE. Jr. dec 3® Apothecary oppo Sarepta Hall.


ocr: Farmer* Bank of Virginia. State of the Farmers Bank of Virginia, in cluding the Branches, on the first day ot j January, 1854: ; Debt outstanding, $0,751,3Jn 06 I Sterling bills, 10,936 06 ' Stocks, 48,361 59 Specie, 012,885 *>7 Notes and cheeks of other banks, 35i,800 ('»(, I >ue from other banks, 2g5,527 11 Beal Estate, 191,087 5." j - 88.535,934 6< Capital Stock. $3.1(M>,900 (Ml Notes in circulation, 2,820.190 5tl Individual deposits. 2,085, lbi 4n Surplus or reserved fund, includ ing $100,(MM), the capital of the Office at Eewisburg, 347,137 88 i Protits of the Institution lor the last half year, 179,719 In transitu between parent bank and branches, 2.819 01 $8,535,934 (»( Amount to the crcilit ot the coii ( tingent fund, as above. $547,lo< 88 Surplus of la>t half year s profits, niter paving dividend now to he added thereto, 24,952 28 __ 8572,070 16 Increase of contingent fund since 1st January, 1855, $25,465 28 After charging thereto, in 1853, lor bad debt, ^1S.3C4 14 *41.82!) 42 J. A. SMITH. Cashier. Bn ii vionn. 7th Januarv. ls »E Strange Siorj . The True Virginian says: *A\ e have rc j ( i j J i i I i


ocr: i ■ ~ - -- C SCHAFER, on Fan fax street; near King. # has for sale different article*, as follows: Preserved Ginger, Prunes, in glass j?rs Figs, fresh Dates. Citron Filberts, Almonds. Ground Nuts Pecans, English Walnuts. Also. a new assortment of TOYS and j9RT1CL.ES. and a large supply of CONFECTlOyERY. with a good a sort men t ot CJ9NDY1 of his manufacture, which he offers for •ale as low as any establishment in this market, oeft T1MPLOYMF.NT WANTED by a good Ac- iji cocbtaxt every evening from “ to T? o’- dock, either in Book Keeping, or writing of any Mad. Apply »t this ofliee. sep 14—d6m Daniel f hook.


ocr: Congress. The Senate, yesterday, took up the Defi ciency bill. In the House of Representatives, the Indi ana Appropriation bill was passed. Several items agreed to in Committee of the Whole were not inserted in the bill.


ocr: rnHE SUBSCRIBED has resumed the TAIL J ORING BUSINESS, at his oW stand, on , lung street, adjoining the Book Store of Robert ! Bell. He invites his old patrons and the public generally, to give him a call, assuring them that nothing shall be omited on his part to riennre satisfaction. JACOB ROaBLRY. nov 'J—tf — —


ocr: "Li FOR RENT—A HOUSE in Wa*lnng. jg|,0B Row, on Wa»hington Po».e* ** comer of noV 2i_tf Washington md 1(1 XRD—A lot of prime new Lard, in barrel* and cans juit received and for sale by T. M McCORMICK k CO . jan 11 (Stand k Sent.) Theatre Bmidwf


ocr: j j ' ; i ! (ONMERdAL. Alexandria Market—July IS. Flour is very quiet. No sales—stocks ex tremely small, and none coming in. Wheat is in fair demand, with small supplies. W? quote goo! new red at Ido ets.; white 165 a 175 ets. C >rn is m good demand with sales ot mixed at 70 Ut 79 ets. No prime white or yellow offer ing. Sales ot Rye at 95 ets. Oats 5:{ (a' 56 ets. Corn Meal ut so a S5 ets., and in demand. Other articles remain unchanged. BUSINESS continues to improve—money matters unchanged. Weather pleasantly warm. The Markets. The markets in New York and Baltimore, were a little firmer yesterday, under the h rank 1 in's news.


ocr: r UMBER YARD.—We take this method of J informing our customers, that we have eon* lected our LUMBER BUSINESS w ith the CAB NET MANUFACTORY, where we are pre pared to furnish every description of Lumber lsually found in the most extensixe Lumber Yards. Also, Lime,Hydraulic Cement. Calcined Plain er, Laths, Shingles, Pailings, Nails of all size*, Lt . Ac., which xve will »ell low for ca*h, or at he usual lime to punctual customer*. |ah i JAMES GREEN A SON. .


ocr: BRILLIANT SCHEMES, To l>e drawn at Wilmington, Delaware, IN JANUARY, 1854. GREGORY HAIRY, Manager*. $*10,000! $30.< KM)! $ 10,000! IOTTKRY lor the benefit of the State of j Delaware, Class 5, for 1854, drawn at \\ ll- mingtoii, Del., on Saturday. January 1th, 18**1. 78 number lottery—13drawn ballots! BRILLIANT SCHEME: l prize of $-lo.ouu I prize ot $1,300 1 do 30.< ><X> 5o prizes of LOW 1 do 10,tKX) 50 do 500 1 do 1» mmx) 50 do 400 1 do 7,UU0 13< i do 300 \c., \c. \c. Tickets $P>—halves $-5—■quarters $2 5o. Certificates of pack 30 whole tickets. $110 00 Do do 30 half do 70 00 l>o do 30 quarter tlo 35 00 _____ 5(1.1 M M) DOLLARS! I OTTERY tor the b**netit ot the State ot l>el j aware. Class 11. tor 1851. drawn at W il* i mingtou. Del., on Satuniay. January Wth. 18*5*1. 78 nunihrr lotterv —15 drawn ballots! SPLENDID SCHEME! ) prize ot $5o.iMM• p» prizes ot $3,000 l do 3*5.1 M M t 11» do l.tHM) 1 do 18.01 mi 35 do 5<M) 1 do 10.580 ! 100 do 300 0 prizes of 5.iXX‘ j t\c,. \c.. \c. Pickets $ 15. hi vs. 7.50. qurs. 3.75. eighths 1.874! Certiticate> ot packing’s 3*< whole tickets $1 TO ou Do do 30 half do 85 (M) Do do 30 quarter do 4 2 50 Do do 30 eighth do 3150 37.1 M M) DOLLARS! I OTTERY tor the benefit ot the State of Del j aware. Class 17. for 1N>1. drawn at \\ il mimfton. Del., on Satuniay. January '*\at. 18->l. 12 drawn numbers out ot 7:> ! SPLENDID LOTTERY! 1 prize of $37.0»M) 5 prizes of $2.fMXJ 1 do 30.000 bo do 1.000 1 do 10.568 40 do 3U0 1 dt» 10.1 m )0 110 do 300 l do * 5.000 &c\. A.C.. &o. Tickets$10—halves $5—quarters $2 50. Certificates ot packag s. 3.) whole tickets $140 00 Do do 35 half do 70 00 Do do 35 quarter do 35 00 i _ VERY BRILLIANT INDEED! 65,000 DOLLARS! 1 OTTER Y lor the heneiit ol the State of l)el j aware, (.lass B. lor In*>L drawn at Wil mington. Del., on Saturday. January \ibth, lSf>-L !


ocr: tSlAI^TER AND CORN MILL, south end \of Union street, JUxandna. Virginia—C J. WISE 4 CO., are prepared to fill orders tor GROUND PLAISTER CORN MEAL, and FEED, at the lowel* rates. : GROUND PLAISTER ordered Irom us will be put up in barrels or sacks as the purchaser mav direct. . - . MEAL asd FEED ground to order at fair prices. . . e Office, foot of King street, one door west ot J. J. Wheat & Bros., up stairs, where orders maybe left from U to 12 j, A. M„ and from 3 |o 5P M nov 2—eolm


ocr: Corn 36 38s.; __ ALMANAC. is. >4. SukSvji M A Y. i rue* t sets, j Moon s Phases. 22 Monday... 4 517 « H;“ S3 Tuesday..U 53 7 l>ew....2fi 3 3- t. 21 Wednesday:.4 53,7 7 O"* V-/ ‘ f * “• 25 Thursday . '4 52 7 sFull....l'> t, 2D K. 26 Friday.... 4 517 <i Las! qr. 1._.' 3 M 27 Saturday.. 1 51 7 HU>H \VATfcR. 26 Sunday ... 4 5u 7 10 May 22. lb. *m. LATEST DATES London.May 6 Havre.May 5 Liverpool.May 6 New (>rleans. May 15 _ MARINE LIST. PORT OF ALEXANDRIA. MAY 20. Arrived. Schr. Ann D., Critchett, New York, to S. S. Masters A Son. ami freight lor the I>i>trict. Schr. Damsel, Passapea. Philadelphia, to S. Shinn A Son. Schr. Kmma Augusta.-. Yeocoinico, corn to S. Shinn A Son. Sailed. Barque Rainbow, Hamlin. Boston, coal by Alleghany Mining Co. Schr. Rough and Ready, Parsons. Boston, coal by Alleghany Mining Co. Schr. Joseph finest. Atchison, New York, coal by Frostburg Coal (’o. Steamship Martin Hoffman. Preston. Boston, coal by Cumberland Coal and Iron Co. Schr. W. H. Harkness. Le\erton. Philadel- phia, by S. Shinn A Son. Memoranda. Schr. Mary Jane, Small, sailed from Kastport, for this port, 13th. Schr. Kalos, Matthews, from this place for Kastport. at Holmes’s Hole. 15th,


ocr: / GfF.AP FURNITURE WARE-ROOMS — V. JJMES II DEVAUGHN. «*>,* of King and Pitt ttrrrt!, r-pp^^ite the Marshall House, dlex- andna, Pa., I PHOLSTERER. CABINET, CHAIR. BED ANI) MATTRASS MANU FACTURER, keeps constantly on hand, Beds Mattresskb, Bolster*. Pillows, Bedsteadb, Tables, Chairs. Looking Glasses, Clocks, and a number of HOUSE FURNISHING articles. sep 21—tf "\XT OOL purchased by ▼ ▼ wptt DANIEL F. HOOP.


ocr: _# TAISSOLUTION.—By mutual consent. Jobjt II 5T0S A Co, of Middleburg. Va., have this day dissolved partnership. Persons hux 11 ^ claims or indebted thereto, are requested to be prompt in making settlements. The business, (Sugarasd Tobacco Trad*,) will be continued by E. C. BROUN. 7 JOHN^S. JOHNSTON. Middleburg. je .V-^olm ~ E. C. BROt^ ■XTAILS.—vVO kegs Avalon Nails, for sal* by J J. WHEAT & BROtS.


ocr: C1ARRIAGES! CA HR IA GES!! C A R RI A J GEM!!—Hie subscriber has now’ on (and i' constantly finishing) a very large assort ment of the very latest tai-liionsof Family Pleasure CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, Ac. Per sons can always rely on finding the best as sortment in the city, as l always keep on more than fifty finished Carriages, all and sold as low. as the same kind of work be bought in S* of the Northern cities. THOS. YOUNG, Sign of the Golden Horse, cor Penn, avenue 4$ street, Washington City, D. C Washington sep


ocr: Mexican mustang liniment.— Rapp’s Rheumatic Ointment, KidwellT Beech Drop, Ay'er’s Cherry Pectoral, and Bull s Sarsaparella, just received, and for sale by B. C. MAJOR, Apothecary, aug 17 S. E. cor. King and Alfredjita. W ATER COOLERS—A few 'remaining will be sold very cheap to close the lot. aug 17 JOM.N OGJ)EN\


ocr: / 1 I A No.— l" Ions iVruvian and Mexican, i \ X rf*cei\C(j, auJ lot *ale low. hv JOS. GRIMES. Maryland >*t• * Analy-is. j Peruvian—Water. 32 19 Ammonia. 8 73 Phosphate of Lime. 22 10 Othor elements. 36 98 — loo | Mexican—Organic matter and water.. 23 19 Phosphoric acid. 21 75 Lime—carl), ot Limo. halts of .voda. Potash, &c.. . 55 06 sep 22 100


ocr: MUSGRAVE or the most unfortu nate man in the World, a Comic Novel, by J heodore Hook, price 50 cts. ru Rail Load King, or the Worship of the Golden Calf, by the author of the “Fortunes of j Women. ‘ 25 cts. Just published by Messrs. Stringer k Town : ‘Cud. and for saie bv 22 ttOBT BF.LL.


ocr: C' URT HAMES, EXAMLD CARRIAGE / CLOTH. &c.—We have just received and ! have for sale at low price*. 20 doz. Cart Hames. ■ a good article; 000 yards Enamelled Carriage ; Cloth ; 150 dor. assorted Pad Locks; also, a supply Daniel s Patent Straw and Fodder Cut j ters- Wrought and Ca*t Share Ploughs,&e. I JOHN T. CREIGHTON & CO., sep 22 [SentJ cor King and Royal *U>


ocr: TR ANSPORTATION OFFICE. Orange ft Alexandria Railroad, ) March 20th. 18o4. } 'VrOTICE.—OlfJSDJFTER THIS iN Plaster and Coal found loaded in House Cars of this Company, will not. be forwarded. Gondola Cars will be furnished for that jrar pose, fmh »]. W-B. BROCKETT, Agent. mflERMOMETER CHURNS. 5 dozen as I sorted sizes, from 3 to 15 gallons, just re ceived and for sale by R. S. HUCK. 4p 27 - Fairfax street.


ocr: Alexam’a- Garnett* * VlrfixU Advertiser, PIBLISHLD DAILY BY EDGAR 8MOWDEK. At Eight Dollar* p*-r annum, payable halt' yearly. Alexan'a. Gaxett* A- VlrRluia Advertbrr. (rOR THE COUNTRY) \< PVBLISHKDw KK«il'L \KLY, ON TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS AND SATURDAYS. At Eive Dollar* p**r annum, payable in advance. T»jx.«5» of Advyrtimno.—Advertiseuionts turf ex<NH**iin^ oue square, in>ert**d three times* ter t»uo dollar. Adver lix*uK‘Ut* ct*utinu**d alter three time*, ter jo «vnt* a «quan* KV*» BACH tNSttTtON INcIDk. of 2j COOtB OtYMDK.— MBieeu lines* are eottuted a* a squan . Advertisement* by the y**ar. at prices to be agr»-.-«t uj*>u. haviug relereurx* to th»* u>ual amount ot >pa>xj they iua> rervM'advertising »»j tl** year not to advertise article* 1*4 included iu their regular btwiuss, nor h. Insert vu their advertisements any other uames than tbctr o»u


ocr: COMMERCIAL. Alexandria Market, October '44. Breadstuff* firm. The receipt* of Hour very light, and stocks small. L’p country $7 75 a ; Riverside $.** 50; Pioneer Mills with moderate sale#, Wheat cornea in slowly, and the market is active. We quote red at 170 ir lT^rts.; white is*' 2 lbd cts.—large parcels strictly prime would probably bring more mo ney. Corn scarce, and in demand, at 7jtt>^» lor white and mixed. Other articles unchanged ——nmmnKmmmMitwiganM——obbo—rew w


ocr: BRILLIANT SCHEMES. To l»e dravvii at Wilmington* Delaware* IN M.rTKMl’.KR. 1834. GREGORY * MAURY, Manager-. I' OTTKRY lor the benefit ot the State of j Delaware. Class K.ioi 1S34. drawn at Wil mington. Del., On Satin day. Srpiemhfr *'!•«/. I Sot. 73 number lottery—1 drawn ballots. .MAUNIKICKNT SCHK.MK! _ f 1 prize ot $63.KM) 1 prize ot $7.87 » \ do 30.(J0(i 30 prizes of 4.000 d„ •JO.imim 30 do ' 2,000 l do 13.0‘M* 100 do 1.0<m» Ac.. Ac., Ac. Tickets $‘20. halves 10. quarters f\ eighths 30. Certificates oi packag s g'O w hole tickets.$~vn * Do do ‘23 halt do 140 00 On do !23 quarter do 7‘Mmi Do do go eighth do 33 mo ]' OTTKRY for the benefit of tin* State ot j Delaware. Class 2‘2-f. for 1834. drawn at Wil mington. D**l.. on Saturday. Sipt. *< h. * Sot. 7s; number lottery—14 drawn ballots! BRILLIANT SCHKMK j prize ot 4pM.»u<.i 1 prize ot $‘-,0<i0 1 do 1 N.noo 3<» prizes of 1.m<»i» 1 do l'l.OMii 3<i do 300 1 do J<* do 3m0 t do J ,i h)i> 'J37 do 2‘>» i do 3.< ini i Ac., Ac., Ac. Tickets 51 * *—halve- $3—quarter* Certiticate-*of package *26 whole tickets $1W> j >o do gO half do Do do ‘20 quarter do 3v 30 rF’ORDF.RS tor rickets and Shares and Cer tificates of Packages in the above Splendid Lot teries. will receive the nio-t prompt attention, and an account of each drawing wili he sent I III med 131 el y alter it H over to all w ! to oide! troni me. Address. P. 4. HI ( 1\K\, Ageut aujr —lm Wilmington. Delaware.


ocr: j i \\J EEKLY ARRIVALS AT GEORGE E. T y t REACH'S Book and Prrwdxral Depot. Gleason * Pictorial Drawing Room Companion. Literary World. Home Journal. Arthur * Horn** Gazette Dcdge *Lit y.Museum. Scientific American. Albany Dutchman. Waverly Magazine. Saturday Courier. Saturday Evening Post. Flag of’Our Union Police Gazette. Dollar Newspaper. Boston Pilot, N*al‘s Satd’y. Gazette. Saurday Evening Mail. New York Herald. Musical Repository. True Flan. London Illustr d New*. Ned Buntiinc * Own. New York Picayune. Lantern. Yankee Privateer. Pick. CF Call at GEORGE E. FRENCH 8 Mac*, zike and Periodical Depot, directly opposite J. D. Corse » Exchange Oifice tep 14


ocr: V E. EVERETT. TEACHER OF VO il « CAL AND INSTRUMENTAL MU SIC, lotner of Prince and Royal streets, gives les sons on the Piano, for $12 # quarter, at his lecture room; $ 15 quarter, at the residence of the pu pit. LESSONS IN VOCAL MUSIC given upon the most favorable terms. ap 20—dfim WANTED, by a gentleman, in a private family, a furnished parlor and bed room, with use of kitchen, and place for servant. Terms moderate. Address M. C., at this office,


ocr: S. Agent for the Indians on the L pper Platte and Arkansas. In Georgetown, on Tuesday night, the 31st ultimo. Mr THOMPSON RHODES, aged about 62 years. In Washington, on the 6th instant. FANNY, second daughter of L B. and Augusta Hardin, aged 1 year. 9 months and 16 days almanac. fi>547~ |S c n s , > pkhkvabY. I rise*. *ft$. Moon* Puvsr.s. 9 Thursday. 16 46|5 111 n M *’ 10 Friday.... 6 4-> o 15| u •••• - ** 11 11 Saturday.. « 4-* 5 if, I«"> .,r. i< .11 1* Sunday ...1 435 17.*^ " » «. 13 Monday... 6 4* 5 1SI^J»L2L_ 1 ^ 14 Tuesday.. 6 41 |5 l*‘j HIGH « A l Kk 15 Wednesday 6 40 S VO February 0, _6h.f*m “ LATEST DATES. L,v»rpool_..... Jan. 84 I IS>w Ptl<*n». F*b. 1 ’ MAR1HK U8T._ fcarr or Alexandria. February & Arrived. Ship Huguenot. Storer, Chincha Islands, guano to Fowle A Co. Ship Helen McGaw, Lunt, Chincha Islands, guano to Fowle \ Co. Sailed. Barque Alpine. Hunter. Liverpool, by Fow le & Co. Memoranda. Brig Russell, from this port, for Salem, at anchor in Xantasket Roads, 6th instant. OTTo the Citizens ok Alexandria : Sup port the old Colonel, Rort. T. Ramsay, for Mea surer of Wood and Bark, a native born, and has lived among you over a half century, and if elec ted. will do his duty faithfully. feb 9—eotE MANY VOTERS. CjT Harrison Huron will be supported for the office of Measurer of Wood, bv feb 9—eotE* _ MANY FRIENDS. yT LADIES FESTIVAL.—The ladies oi the MmiODWT Episcopal Church, will hold a FESTIVAL AT SAREPTA HALL, commen ring on Monday crcniag. February 13/A. A great vonety of useful ARTICLES will be on tale at moderate prices. As the object of this festival is • • to raise means to assist in building a Church at the corner of Princess and Patrick streets, it it to be bopsd that it will meet with general en eonragement. ICE CREAM AND OYSTERS will be always on band. feb 7—d2w^ GUANO—70 tons Peruvian and Mexican Guano for sale bv jaa 2d J. J. WHEAT & BROS. i


ocr: Sforflrg; CANAL COMMERCE. Arrived. May 17. Boats Win. Fowle, J. H. Davis and G. M. Groves, to Alleghany Mining Co. Boats Pacific. Janies Fitzpatrick and Balti more. to Frost burg Coal Co. Departed, May 17. Boats Wm. Fowle J. II. Davis, by Alleghany Mining Co. Boats Ellen Bell and Star, by Fro*>tburg Coal Co _


ocr: ALMANAC. I >51. S U N s c N: M A Y. | rises.] s*ts. j Moon's Phases. 18 Thursday . l 57(7 L "• H 19 Friday.... 4 5o 7 4,LTast V- 1 M 20 Saturday.. 4 55 7 5 ;VW** * 1* 'J7 K 21 Sunday . .. 4 57l7 5 **‘rs* <lr- 3 ' 3>) M 22 Monday... 4 5-1 j7 H Full.... 10 0 20 k. 23 Tuesday .. 4 53|7 7 HIGH WAl'PiR. 24 Wednesday 4 33 7 V May 18, oh. 13m. LATEST DATES. London.May 3 Havre.May 12 Liverpool.May 3 New Orleans. May 13 MARINK LIST. PORT OF ALEXANDRIA. MAY 17. Apkivkd. Barques Rainbow and Scotland, to Alleghany Mining Co. Schr. Aleck Shinn. Jones, Machodoc; corn to S. Sinn Ac Son. Schr. Lucretia. Sinclair, Port Tobacco, corn to S Shinn Ac Son. Sailed. Schr. Sea Witch, for Bridgeport, c<*il by Alle ghany Mining Co. Memoranda. Schr. Jacob Raymond, Bourn, hence at Provi dence. 14th inst. Schr. Arctic. Wicks, lor this port, cleared at New York, 13th inst.


ocr: TTIAIRBANKS’ PATENT PLATFORM and Jr COUNTER SCALES.—Agents, GEO. C. EWlNG, 141 Pratt street, Baltimore, D. B. SMITH It CO., Alexandria. RAILROAD, HAT and COAL SCALES, sent in any part of the country, at short notice, rah 21—w3m


ocr: Servants for hire— 2 Dining room Servants ] Blacksmith 1 Chambermaid 1 Woman Cook. Apply to dec 1J. K. MARSHALL, .fa.


ocr: . i the New \ ork Manufactories, a superior as sortment of WOOD and COJL STOVES. for Parlors. Offices, Stores, Ac., to which we in vite public attention. SHEPHERD A ROBINSON. It No 148. Seath King ■•reet


ocr: VrEW PAINT SHOP- W j-HIGDSZ A has removed his PAINT SHOP over H.U & Webster’s Carpenter s Shop, on Pnrux s(tov not totlu Farmin’ Bank, where all o&diks will be taithhdly attended Jo._ dfC 7 WOOL purchased by ;_ mf as PAN nil. F. HNOF.


ocr: TtOR SALE—The STOCK and FIXTURES r of a carefully elected Fancy Store, well Allocated in tbL city, together with the ret.t of the STORE HOUSE and DWELL 1NG thereto attached, for a certain term. A t^ood chance tor a person wishing to commence business—the present owner being desirous to change his business, Terms accommodating—apply to alJg j—go?w GEO WHITE Aurt.


ocr: X^OTICE.—A meeting ol the Stockholders 1 the Fire Insurance Company of Alexan dra. will be held at tne oiffce ol the on Monday the *tk day of Xovembcr, 1 %G-l, at orljelc, P. M., lor the purpose of electing Directors to -erve in said Institution for coming year. Bv order of the Board: oct 19—eote C W WATTLES Sec y.


ocr: PEA NITS —South Carolina Pea Nuts, ius received, and tor sale at WHITE’S, mh 18 Post Office corner t


ocr: A VBlA^ H0RSL POWDER—100 dote rW Amm Beyer , Rone Powdw, 100 do. dc do. All-Healing Oil. tor tale bv ®et 19 D it s. BLACKLOCX


ocr: nnilE EXPRESS COM P+1 XY are I now forwarding to Warrentor, Culpeper, (Trange Ct. I!ou»e, and Gordonsville. over toe Orange and Alexandria Railroad, and will for ward GOODS of ail desc riptions through to all of the above named places, with despatch. Mer chants will find it to their intoreot to patronize the Exprtft HTTH LATHAM A**nt.


ocr: IlMBER ^ ARD.—-We take this method of j informing our customers,that we haver* i - liected our LCMBF'.R BUSINF’SS with the CAB INET MANUFACTORY, where w t ue ; * pared to furnish every description of Lund*'*' usually found in the most extensive Lumber Yards. Also, Lime, Hydraulic Cement. Calcined 1 *a 1 ^* ter, Laths, Shingles, Pailings, Nails o: all size*. Ac., Ac., which we will sell low* for ca*h, or a’. the usual time to punctual cu-romets. jaa l JAMES GREEN A SON


ocr: CLOVER SEED.—100 bushels Clover Seed, new crop, just received, and tor sale by GREEN, SUTTLE & CO., ! jan 21 Prince Street Wharf. OAA BUSHELS prime Clover Seed JL \M f 100 bushels prune 44mothy Seed, just i receive J. and tor sale bv dec 29 HUME. MARSHALL & WARD


ocr: BRILLIANT SCHEMES, be drown of Wilmington, Delaware, IN JUNK, 1854. _ GREGORY 4t MAURY, Managers. 60,000 DOLLARS! LOTTERY tor the benefit of the State of Del aware, Class G, for 1854. drawn af Wil mington, Del., on Saturday, June ‘Z\th, 1854. 78 number lottery—13 drawn ballots! MAGNIFICENT SCHEME! 1 prize of $60,000 2 prizes of $5,000 2 prizes of 30.000 2 prizes of 3,936 2 do 20,000 100 do 1.000 2 do 10,000 173 do 600 2 do 6,(XX) Ac., Ac., Ac. Tickets $’0. halves 10, quarters 5, eighths^ 50 Certificates of packag’s 26 whole tickets.$2 70 00 Do do 26 half do 135 00 Do do 26 quarter do 67 50 Do do 26 eighth do 33 75 OTORDERS for Tickets and Shares and ( er tificates of Packages in the above Splendid Lot tones, will receive the most prompt attention, and an account of each drawing will be sent immediately after it is over to al! who order from me. Address. P. J. HI CKE\, Agent mv 24_1m Wilmington. Delaware.


ocr: T UMBER~YAR1X—-WiTtake”this method of I a informing our customers, that we have cea nected our LUMBER BUSINESS with the CAB INET MANUFACTORY, where we ate pre pared to furnish every description of Lumber usually found in the most extensive Lumber Yards. Also, Lime, Hydraulic Cement, Calcined Plait ter, Laths, Shingles, Pailings, Nails of all aims, &e., Ac., which we will sell low for cash, or at the usual time to punctual cu*tomers. jan 1 JAMES GREEN k SON.


ocr: _ 1>AYNK. BUCKNER A CO , are now receiv y ing. and offer lor sale. cor. King and Water streets: 1<» hhds. N O. Sugar 5(.» bags Rio Cotiee 50 bbls. N. O. Molasses 1») hhds. Cardenas do 5o kegs Lewis’s pure White Lead 5o w other brands ** je ^


ocr: TRANSPORTATION OFFICE. Orange & Alexandria Railroad, ) March 29th. 1854. > NOTICE.—ONANDAFTER THIS DATE, Plaster and Coal found loaded in House Car* of this Company, will not be forwarded, i Gondola Cara will be furnished for that pur- i pose. W. B BROCKKTT, Agent. 1 mh 29


ocr: MANASSAS GAP RAIL ROAD, _ ________ — &Bg*DALLY LISP to Wuiehester, and Weekly to Jatray. ^M rilHK CARS leave Alexandria, daily, at 7 I o'clock, A. 31., (Sundays excepted.) con necting with J. H. Kemps line ol Stages at Piedmont, (v ia) Alillwood and Paris, on lues days, Thursdays and Saturdays, lor AV inchester; and at Wapping Station, (via) Front Royal, on Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays lor AN in chester. ami Tuesdays. Thursdays and Satur days, lor Luray. Returning, leave Wapping at 1<>L and Pied mont 11Y A M„ arriving in Alexandria at ‘JA, P. 31. M. 31. WELSH, Superintendent, je Mf ORANGE & ALEXANDRIA RAIL ROAD. THK ClUAPkST. M>>*T OOMKORT.VUl.K VNI» EXPMUTlOl S itot’TE ro THE WHITE Sl LFHl ll SPRINGS, Passiny the. Alum, Warm and llot Eprinys.


ocr: ! ALMANAC. 18.'»4. S u x * S r x J U L Y . rises] sets. Mooxs Phases. 13 Thursday. 4 48 7 12, u- H- 31 ■ 14 Friday.... 4 40 7 n.I.ast qr. IB 7 14 K. 15 Saturday.. 4 50 7 lo^yw... .24 10 B k. IB Sunday... 4 5o 7 10 First qr. 1 5 17 k. t7 Monday... 4 51 7 ^IFwII.... 8 :t 7 u. 18 Tuesday .. 4 f>2j7 S[ HIGH WATER. 19 Wednesday 4 5217 8 July 13. 9h. 31m. LATEST DATES. London.June 28 Havre.Tune 27 Liverpool.Tune 28 New Orleans. July 4 MARINE LIST. PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, JULY 12. Arrived. Brig Vermont. Naylor,-to Alleghany Mining Co. Brig Shackford. Dawlin. Kastport, to Fowle & Co. Brig Candace, Matthews. Boston, to M. El dridge, and freight tor the District. Schr Village Gem, Case, Boston, to M. El* j dridge, an«l freight tor the District. Si-hr. Wm, 11. Dawson, Thomas, Philadelphia, coal, to Thomas & Dyer. ! Schr. Mary Virginia. Weaver. Nomini, wheat and corn to Robinson \ Payne. Memoranda. Barque Alders. Dorr, hence at Boston, 10th instant. Schr. Gult Stream. Cranmer. hence at Bos ton, 9th instant. Schr. Mary Peavy. Gorum. sailed from Kast port for this port 5th inst. Schr. Sarah B. James. James, sailtxl from Fall River for this port 7th inst. Schr. Kossuth. Noonan, sailed from Kastport for this port. 30th nit.


ocr: CANAL COMMERCE. Arrived, July 12. Boat Gen. Mercer, coal to Alleghany Mining Company. Departed, July 12. Boat Win. J. Boothe, Cumberland, by Alle ghany Mining Co. __


ocr: 4 ITEKTION FARMKRS.—WILLIAM ft GJLiSSCOCK. (Lf>u of the Marshall Hoi::-e. Alexandria. Va.)—General Commission and Forwarding Merchant, corner of Prince and Union streets, and ’-immediately on the Rail Road. Alexandria, respectfully solicit* consign ments of Flour. Grain, and produce, of every description, promising all the satisfaction which a diligent and faithful attention to the interests of his patrons can ensure. jy2_9 _ WM. R. GLASSCOCK. TONS SFMAC WANTEft by oot 3 KTNOtfFXOE A GO


ocr: wuun ial._ AlviHttdrU Murkd-July '«• Nothing doing either in dour or grain. We quote good to prime red wheat at D**>(d 105 cts.; white, 170 0 175 cts—but our quotations are entirely nominal- l orn is in tair demand at <0 cts. lor mixed; 72 a 75 lor prime white; and 75 it 75 lor yellow. Rye is in demand at 95 Cat $1.— Oats 55 (a 50 cts. Other articles unchaged. Business continues dull—weather extremely warm, _


ocr: ID FISHBftMEN.—8,000 bushels of Turks Island Salt; 200 coiM of superior Russian Manilla Rope, to arpve. and for sale on ac- commodating terms, during February, by jan IS_GEO. W. HARRISON. -RTTOOL purchased by


ocr: THERE is no excuse lor wearing an fashioned BONNET, when you can i handsome fashionable Bonnet at 37A cts. at MEYENBERG A BROS, Cheap GPWho would go to Church without when they can buy Lisle Thread GLOVES, em broidered, at Sets, a pair, at ap 14 MEYENBERG A BROS,. Cheap


ocr: 1 EMPIRE CABS, warranted perfectly safe, from upseting, finely finished, durable, and sold cheap, at a uniform price to every one, at RICH ARDS, Ladies Furnishing, Fancy and Va riety Store, No. 3, Exchange Block, my 1—It* JOB PRINTING Neatly executed, with Ueepateh, at this Office.


ocr: ALMANAC. j&54. Sv X > l v MARCH. rifft. s*ts I Moos's Phase*. 15 Wednesday 6 ~ 5 53, *• 16 Thursday . 6 *15 54! k»**t <lr- " 51 K 16 Saturday.. « .T5 57 qt. j >«>»»■ 19 Sunday '... 6 9|5 Ssl?"11-.; V0 Monday...'8 0 0 Oj HIGH WATER. 21 Tuesday.. 5 50 8 1 March 15, 7h. 38m. latest dates’ London.Feb. 25 Havre.Feb. 2-J Liverpool.Feb 25 New Orleans.. Mh.^ ( MARINE MST. PORT OF ALEXANDRIA MARC H 14 Arrived. Schr. Fulton, Jacques, Nowhurvport plainer, potatoes, apples, onions, fish, «c., U Master. Schr. Saugotuck, Fairchild, Norfolk, rosin to Fowle A Co. Sehr. Joseph Silbr, Rowton, Edenton N. C., shingles to Waters, Zimmerman d Co. Memoranda. Schr. R. R. Smith, Kelly, cleared at New York, for this port. 12th inst.** Schr. Jew, from this port, was at Barbados at last dates. >*%» JTrrnrfc jrnTnj fMfiWiw ___f AJIAL COMMERCE. Departed, March 14. Boat Essex, tobacco and segars from G. R Coiroih, for Winchester, Harrisonburg, Stras bnrg and Staunton, Va., and groceries fo: Wineheeter and Strasburg, from William ( Charles Bayne._ ERKSH ROLL BUTTER.—One thousan pounds Fresh Bitter, just received t'ror kingham County, and for sale by GEORG] L. SHERWOOD. Agent, corner of Fairfax a and Fayette alley mh 15—d3t* . , 1 1 i j ? S t.


ocr: FOR SALE — 2*4 Acres of LAND for sale, south-west, and about f.ve nines Alexandria. 20U Acre* arc in Wood, the cleared : i* well watered, and in a very’ neighborhood. GEO. JOHNSTON. West Grove, near Alex's . aiig22—eott | i


ocr: BRILLIANT SCHEMES, T« be drawn at Wilmington, Delaware, IN JUNK, 1864. GREGORY 4 MAURY, Managers. 38,000 DOLLARS! LOTTERY lor the benefit ol the State of Del aware, Class 138, for 1854, drawn at Wil mingtou, Del., on Saturday. June 17/A. 1854. 13 drawn numbers out of 75 ! SPLENDID LOTTERY! 1 prize of $38,000 20 prizes of $500 1 do 20,000 20 do > 400 1 do 10,255 20 do 300 4 prizes of 5.000 100 do 200 20 do 1 ,ihx) &c.,&c.. &c. Tickets $10; halves $5; quarters $2 50! | Certificates of pack'gs 25 whole tickets $130 00 Do do 25 half do 65 00 Do do 25 quarter do 32 50 _ I 60,<JOO DOLLARS! LOTTERY for the benefit of the State ol Del aware. Class G, for 1854, drawn at W il | uiington. Del., on Saturday. June 24/A. 18.>1. 78 number lottery—13 drawn ballots ! MAGNIFICENT SCHEME! 1 prize of $60,000 2 prizes ol $o.00o 2 prizes of $>.000 2 prizes of 3,036 2 do 20.1 M>0 100 do 1.000 2 do 10.000 173 do 600 2 do 6,000 Kc., &c.,&c. Tickets $20, halves 10, quarters 5, eighths 2 50 Certificates ol packag e 26 whole tickets.$27o on Do do 26 half do 135 0»» Do do 26 quarter do 67 50 Do do 26 eighth do 33 75 ORDERS lor Tickets and Shares and Cer tificates of Packages in the above Splendid Lot ' teries. will receive the most prompt attention, i ami an account ol each drawing will he sent 1 immediately alter it is over to all who order I from me. Address. 1*. J. BLCKE\, Agent my 24—Im Wilmington. Delaware.


ocr: SOAP—The subscribers, agents for the salt of MYJUCK'S SOAPS, offer for sale ‘2500 boxes Chemical Olive Soap 3000 do Pah* • do 20u0 do Brown do, warranted equ al to any manufactured, put up in packages tc suit, without charge. J. B. A. A S. ALLEN, 7 and 8, South Wharves, Philadelphia Philadelphia, mh 18—3m


ocr: TRANSPORTATION OFFICE, Oramck & Alexandria Raiuioad, ) • March 39th« 1854. ) "VTOTICE.—OF AND AFTER THJ8 DATE, Plastsb and Coal found loaded in House Cars of this Company, will not bo forwarded. Gondola Cars will bo furnished for that pur pooo. w. B. BROCKETT, Agent, mh 29


ocr: FOR FREIGHTER CHARTER The A. I. American Barque , about 7000 bMs. capacity. A phi y "»r O_UPWARD k poor » VESSELS WANTED, to load Cool T^*t0a' Providence and Troy, at best rates. 4A . FOWLE k CO., Agents for My Alleghany Mining


ocr: ; j ^ 1 j ^ LUMBER YARD.—We take tli??%ethod intorming our customers, that we have con lectcd our LU.WK BUSINESS with the CAE NET MAN!. FAC10RY, where we are pre »are<l to furnish every description of Lumber isually found in the most extensive LUMBER fARDS. ALSO, Lime. Hydraulic Cement, Calcined ’laister, Laths, Shingles, Tailings. Nads of all ize#. Ac., Ac., which we will pel! low for rustw >i at the aeual unit to punctual ctutomer*. 1 JAMES GBEJN A SON.


ocr: j I BRILLIANT SCHEMES, To be drawn a< Wilmington. Delaware, IN SKl'TEMKEK, lN>4. GREGORY MAtHY, Manager*. I OTTERY lor the benefit of the State of j Delaware, ('lass Iv. for 1*54. drawn at Wil mington. Del.. <», Sat at day. Scp'endtcr 2.‘W. 1*51. 75 number lottery—11 drawn ballots. MAGNIFICENT SCHEME! 1 prize of $03.bOb 1 prize of $7.*7b 1 do 30.1H)<> 3b prizes of 4.<J00 1 do 20,i >no 30 do ‘i.bbb l do J 5.1 mo 100 do l.Ooo Ac., Ac., Ac. Tickets $20. halves 10. quarters 5, eighths 2 50. Certificates ol packag s 25 wliole tickets. $2**) 1 *o Do do ‘ 25 half do 140 Ob Do do 25 quarter do 70 bo Do do 23 eighth do 35 oo — r OTTERV for the benefit of the State of j | VIaware, ('!<»** 22 I. tor I S*» I. drawn at W il mington, Del., tot Satiaihiy. Sept. 30lit, IS-'l. 7* number lottery—14 drawn ballots! BRILLIANT SCHEME: 1 prize of $lb.bbO 1 prized $-,0b0 j 1 do is.<‘bb 3b prize*of l.ooo : 1 do pi.i too 3b do 5b0 j 1 do 0,1 Jl m j 40 do 3b»» 1 do 4.«Mb 257 do 20b 1 do 3.b<>b Ac., Ac., Ac. Ticket*f 111—halves >5—quarters $2 5b Certiiicates ol packag’s. 2>> v. hole tickets 51 1 Do do 2d nail do 05 Ob Do do 20 quarter do 32 50 llPORDERS for ’Pickets and Shares arid Cer tilieates of Packages in the above Splendid Lot- . terie*. will receive the most prompt attention, and an account of each drawing will be sent immediately alter il is over to all who order I Irom me. Address, 1’. J. 1*1 ( K h\ . Ag*‘iit aug 23—lm Wilmington, Delaware.


ocr: DIED. At her residence, in Caroline county, on the •jsth December. 1n5:J. after a distressing illness ot tour months. Mrs. SALL\ LKOOKK. wueoi H B Brooke, in the 4‘id year ot her age. ALMANAC. ls.'d Sr n Si n JA5VAH. ’/(>(.' >*'>• Moon's Phases. 21 Saturday. 7 It oi>| *'• ‘J; * 22 Sunday...'7 *»!,4 •*< *;lK ^l' ~ ,) •"> K 2H Monday... : ® J. kf 81 Tuo-Jay .. 7 a: I .V ^ V .1, * $ ^ 26 Weduvxliiy > I I 6l> 11 —Z_— — 2ti Thursday. * ir.n ‘-1 IIH»1I U A1 Kh. 27 Friday.. . Jft 695 l Jam-ahy 21. 12h. lm. LATEST DATES! London.Dec. -U Havre.Dec. .2" Liverpool.Pec. 31 New Orleans Jan 11 marine list. PORT OF ALEXANDRIA. JANUARY 20. AtuuvKn. j Schr. Pawnee. Pharo, New \ ork. to Ma>t< r. SWORD’S POCKET A L M A N A C AND CHURCH REGISTER FOR lSo l. contaiu i lnn a list ot the C lergy and tLt' Constitution and 1 hunms ot the Protestant Episcopal Church in the Unit,-d States. 23c. dust published, for sale hv . ’-VM'/.s KNT'vVlSLK X SON. ! J111 -\ No. 2 Exchange Block. I Ar-O.I'M IM> • Yai.KNTINKS ! '-The | > subscnb* r- hav.. revival a huge and beau j tiful a>sortment ot \ A1.KNTIXKS; xarving in ' price from l cent to £.v and would invite the at tention ot purchasers. JAMES EN l W ISLE. \ sun jnn 21 No. 2 Exchange Block. V LARGE lot ot Hair. Teeth, Nail. Combs. Crumb. Flesh.Shaving.Pressing, and sho, Brushes, ot every quality, and v.irnt *. t"i saleai I u,, 21 C. C. BERRY'S. Fancy Store. I GUTTER AND LARD—200 lbs. tre>l “A Butter 300 Ihs. Lard, received. and foi sale by ' GREEN. SETTLE & CO.. j^2l Prince Street Whari C1LOVER SEED.—100 bushels Clover Seed / new crop, iust receiver!, and for sale by GREEN, SETTLE \ CO.. j-yj 21 Prince Street U hart 1ARP._A lot of prime new Lard, in barrel: a and cans, iust received and tor sale by T. M. McCORMICK & CO., jan It (Stand. & Sent.) Theatre Building I NIGHT DAY and THIRTY HOUR CLOCKS warranted, received, and tor sale at C. C BERRY'S Fancy & Variety Store, jan 21 _ ’ _King street JUST RECEIVED, and tor sale, 5tKJ bushels Prince Edward Island Oats, for seed.by jan 2!_FQWLE k CO. CI0MBS! COMBS!! of all kinds and qualities t on hand, and for sale at C BERRY'S Fancy Store. [ • , 1


ocr: , : : j . . ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAIL ROAD. ON AND AFTER THURSDAY. January Is/, * tsVh daily trains (Sundays excepted.) will be run oxer this road, agieeable to the following arrangement:— \ train for Wurrenton and intermediate points, w ill leave the Station, corner ol Duke and Henry streets, at s 1 o clock. A Al.: arrixe at arr< utoii at l i o'clock, A. Al Returning, will leave Wurrenton at a quarter past 1 o'clock, P. Al., arriving in Alexandria at a quarter before l o'clock, P. Al A train from ( nipper (\ H.. to Alexandria, and intermediate points, will leave ( ulpeper ( . H.. at 74 o’clock, A. AL, arriving in Alexandria at P>^ o'clock, A. Al. Returning, will leave Alexandria at 1 } o clock, P. AL, arriving at Rapidan Station, at 5 o clock. P. AL, connecting at this point with the Stage to and from Gordonsville. A dailv Stage is running between Gordons!ille and Rapidan Mat ion. in connection with the f urs on this and the \ irginia Central lvuuls THROUGH TICKETS '1\> Gordonsville.^ * ... . 7 • >♦) 1 o Staunton. To Lvuchburg. ' 1 To Winchester.. . * IVi order : W. B. RROCKK'l 1. Agent. i oct 4—tl ,


ocr: 1 UMBER YARD.—We take' this method *4 j informing our customers, that we have con nected our LUMBER BUSINESS with the CAB INET MANUFACTORY, where we are pre pared to furnish every description of Lumber usually found m the moat extensive Lumber Yard*. Also, Lime, Hydraulic Cement, Calcined Plais ter, Laths. Shingle*, Pailings, Nail* of all *»fes, Ac., Ac., winch wre wtII sell low for cash, or at the usual time to punctual customer*. jaii 1 JAMES GREEN * SON.


ocr: AN ASSORTMENT or THE MOST APPROVE! AND NEWLY INVENTED TRUSSES, for th cure of Hernia or Rupture, Utero Abdomina Suppoiters, Improved Elastic Suspender Shoul der Braces, Suspending Bandages, of Silk, Cot ton. and Linen, for sale by PEEL A STEVENS, ' my 13 [Sept.] Wholesale Druggist* l j


ocr: "V^ANCK k GLASSELL, Commission Mer ^ ¥ chants. 93, Water street. Sew attention given to all consignments ol Flour, Grain, kc.. kc. Refer to Shields k Somerv ille. Richmond. Va. Armstead k Warw ick, Baltimore. Bacon k Buskerville. Richmond, Va. Rich d H. Carter, Fauquier county, Va. Blow k Marsh, New York. Harvey, Scudder& Co, Boston. NANCE & GLASS ELL. New York, jv 15—ly


ocr: 1,'innb. Tt f. _ __ ALMANAC. I >54. 8t'N,SuNj AU.rsr. rims 'sets.'. Moon s Ph asks. i 11 Friday-!5 12 6 IS, H' ** i 12 Saturday.. 13 « 4? &•*» V I n .wav... 5 ii'i i'i^" • ;i II Monday... 5 13 « «3 ,",f 'lr- ^ ! 13 Tuesday .. 3 lii|’l 1 ll*11111-• • *' 1 ' * 16 Wednesday 5 17j*> 4*0 HICH U A 1 kk. [ 17 Thursday.*5 186 12 An;, it. 9h. 6m. LATEST BATES. London.July 2i» Havre.Tidy 2> Liverpool.July 29 New Orleans... Aug. 3 M AKIN K LIST. PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, AUGUST H». Arrived. Bng Sarah \ ose, Kelly. Portland, Me., plais i ter and mackerel to M. Eldridge. Schr. Volant. Smith, New \ork, to S. S. ' Masters & Son. and freight for the District. Schr. Sea Witch, Hawkins,-, to Borden Mining Do. Schr. ,U W. Pharo, Falkcnburg, -, to CunP eiland Coal and Iron Co. . Alexander Sellman. Moore. Philadel pb , anthracite coal to Howard & Poor. Memoranda. Brig Candace. Matthews, from this port, tor Bo»ton. passed Holiness Hole, *>th inst. Schr. Victory. Hearn, cleared at Philadelphia, for this port. Pth inst. ^


ocr: 4 SITUATION WANTED by a~YOUNG jCx. LADY from thenor’h. as a family teacher oi tue English branch??, a graduate of Amen* Seminary. Dutchess county. New York, o: ?v*o or three years experience, with good recom mendations. Application may be made to the ?tib*criber by mail or otherwise, and wiil be promptly answered. ALBERT FLAGLER. Centreville, Fairfax County, Ya. decVl—-co3t [Rich. Whig, copy rtt, and send bill to fir.s office] ~ j v BOXES M. k7^RAISINS, 10 boxes t)' / Fare Starch, just received per Hamilton, and for sale by icc it rLEMMrve i douglasi


ocr: PUTNAM^ MONTHLY MAGAZINE for X JANlAia—with a very interesting table oi contents, and a portrait o! the author oi -The •-conqueror* Grave. * Price k*»c. per No. $3 per arriU*- TV- KVTWISLE & SOX, C9C No 'JA Ki»f rtie* ‘


ocr: rpHF SUBSCRIBER having purchased the | entire stock of MARBLE, belonging to H. p N’eale. is prepared to furnish the citizens of 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 of this or adjoining countie*. All orders punc* tually attended to. THOMAS LANG, jy 20—eotl Alexandria > a. I 1


ocr: ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAIL ROAD, jpwN AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, February I / I'oth. 1851, daily trains (Sundays excepted,) will be run over this road, agreeable to n ° lowing arrangement:— A tram for Warwiton »'»> interm^ate points will leave the Station, corner ol Duke andi H > . , ». \ at • arn\e at »»arremoii streets, at 8} o clock, A. M , ain a,Re«urninsk’'tilUeave Warrentoo at a quarter past 1 o'clock. 1*. M., arriving in Alexandria at a quarter before 4 o'clock, !*.M. A train from Orange C. H., to Alexandua, and intermediate points, will leave Orange H., at ♦>} o'clock, A. M., arriving in Alexandria at 10} o’clock, A. M. Returning, will leave Alexandria at1} o clock, P. M., arriving at Orange C. H., at 5} o nock, p! m. A daily Stage is running between Gordonsville and Orange C. 11., in connection with the ( ars on this and the Virginia Central Road. THROUGH TICKETS. To Gordonsville.?j 1 To Staunton. ~ ,)l 1 To Lynchburg. ' 1,0 To Winchester. 4 00 per order: W. B. BROCKET!', Agent. t**b 1—tt


ocr: AX BCTTS POUND LUMP I 15000 verv fine imported Segars. Ian GL this day, which, with a large stock <ol im ported sud domest.c Segar, and «"* ° v . j v (hr uU at the very lowest w, l oftr for sale, R £ yUNTON.


ocr: M fDR RENT.—The three new frame ELLlNGS, corner of Washington and Madison sts.. near the Canal basin. Appiy to Cspt W J. Boothe. jan 21—«o2w GEO D FOWLE. j


ocr: ALMANAC. ls.»4. jSvxfScx M A Y . '/m! sets. | Moos's Phases. 5 Friday.... 5 ‘do 51 **• H- **• ft Saturday..|f> sk» r>d,First <lr- r> ■« ™ * 7 Sunday . . . 5 7 *> F 11 ^*• ■ • ^ ~ ^M S Monday... 5 ft, ft 5-1 *-«*t i\v. I'd 1 dd m 'd Tuesday . . ”> .”> ft New.... do •» • >7 F. 10 Wednesday'* 4ft 1ft HIGH WATER. 11 Thursday • 5 3'6 57* May 5, Oh. 16m. LATEST DATES. London.A j). do Havre.Ap. 1‘. Liverpool.\p. dO New Orleans.. Ap. d MAKINE LIST. PORT OF ALEXANDRIA. MAY 1. Arrived. Schr. Berry, Sharp, Boston, to Cumberlan* Coal and Iron Co. Sailed. Schr. Jacob Raymond, Bowen. Providence. K 1.. by Cazenove \ Co. Schr. Cnion. Lee, Brandywine Mills, whea by ('azenove & C*>. Schr. Ocean Wave, Neall, Richmond, coal bj I Fio>tburg Coal Co. Schr. Eliza Pharo, Hanson, Newark. Nev Jersey, coal by Frostburg Coal Co. Memoranda. Ship Constantine. Robinson, sailed from New port, England, for this port, luth ult. Ship Libinia, Falk, hence at Londonderry j ldth ult. Schr. Pawnee, Pharo, cleared at New York for this port, dd inst. » I \ t - , ♦


ocr: TIAIRBANKS’ PATENT PLATFORM axi> r COUNTER SCALES.—Ageuta, GEO. L. EWING. 21 South Charlea street, Baltimore, D. B. SMITH A CO., Alexandria. RAILROAD. HAY and COAL SCALES, rent in any part of the country, at ehort notice. mb il—w3m


ocr: LUMBER YARD.—We take this method of informing our customer*, that we have eon nected our LUMBER BUSINESS witii 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, Pailings, Nails of all sises, Ae., Ac., which we will sell low for eaih, or at the usual time to punctual customers. jaa 1 JAMES CTREEN k SON.


ocr: DANIEL F. HOOK. p. S. Shall be regularly supplied with the above in a few days. au* 22 BAYNE. BUCKNER a CO., are now re ceiving, per sclir. W ttshington. irom New York, apart ofther FALL SUPPLY of GRO CERIES. to which they invite the attention of he trade generally. ail~ 22 POTOMAC FISH - 150 bbls. No. 1 Potomac Herring j 50 " Family Shad, in store, and for sale low by GEO. YV. HARRISON, aug 22___Ferry Slip. I A A BAGS Rio, Laguyra, and Java Coffee I W\ ) 50 bbls. N O. Molasses 30 hhds. P. R. and N. O. Sugar. Received this day, and lor sale by aug 1<> ROACH fc WASHINGTON. BUSHELS of prime TIMOTHY | SEED—new crop, grown in the Y al kyof Virginia; also, a lot ol prime CLOVER SEED, just received, anti lor sale by aug 10 HUME, MARSHALL &_YYrARI>. SUGARS.—Porto Rico, New Orleans, Loaf. Crushed, Pulverized, and Clarified Sugars, in full supply, and at lowest market rates. J. McCORMICK, S. E. cor. je 14 King and St. Asaph streets. BOXES WHITE HAVANA SUGAR, £) received this day, per Schr. Arctic, and lor sale by aug 14 FLEMING A DOUGLASS. BACON.—10 casks of superior Philadelphia Shotilders, a choice article, lor sale low, by GEORGE YV. HARRISON, aug 21 Ferry-Slip. | j \ / v / W W t NO. 1, POTOMAC SMOK (H).UUU ED IIERRING, now in smoke-house, for sale by G. Y\\ HARRISON. aug 23__ '_Ferry Slip. T A PACKAGES C RU S H ED a m> PUL 0* ) VKRIZED SUGARS, just received and ROACH & WASHINGTON. ■ 1AL W:V— 13 1U hlids. Shoulders 10 hlids. Sides, received, and for sale by aug 10 J. J. WHEAT & BROS. k 7w v SUPERIOR COUNTRY C U R E 5 r>l II I FAMILY HAMS, in store and for Lie by' HUME, MARSHALL Sc WARD, aug 26 _ __ 11AM1LY FLOUR.—New Wheat Family * Flour, a superior article, just received and lor sale bv ' SHINN & SON. aug o ' J anney s Wharf. HAMS._1200 lbs. superior Sugar Cured " Hams, just received, and tor sale by THOMAS CRUX, Jr., aug 0* N. W. cor. Prince & Fairfax sts. ITALIAN MACCARONI. just received from the importers, lor sale at ang 22 WHITE’S, Post Ofhce corner. 4 HMDS, bright Sides and Shoulder Bacon, this day received, and tor sale by aug 1 ROBINSON A PAYNE. ~ A BARRELS POTOMAC HERRINGS, for ans lo* b>' _ GREEN,_SUrrLI^& CO._ f r\/\ SALT SACKS in good order, for sale fU )( ) bv GEO. W. HARRISON, _Slip BatqN_oU hhds. Shoulders and Sides, lor A ale by J. J. WHEAT & BROS. aug 2S___ ww BARRELS A and B Coffee Sugars, re 0)0) ceived this day, andt a<;s aug 22 FLEMING & DOUGLASS. l^ARINAr RICE FLOUR AND CORN P STARCH, first quality artides. for sale at aug 23 WHITE’S, Post Office corner __ ’' /A BARRELS new Mackerel, received, in AO "tore this day, and for sale low, by aug 26 ROACH & WASHINGTON RESH BUTTER AND CHEESE.—Just received, ai id for sale by


ocr: ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAIL ROAD. 0^™N^A^I^AFTER^VKDNE.SDAV loth. 1*51, daily trains (Sunday* excepted.) will bt* run over this road, agreeable to tut •> lowing arrangement :— ... ; A train lor Warrenton and intermediate points will leave the Station, corner oi Duke ami Hen > streets, a. St o'clock, A. M.; acme at Warrenton at 11 o’clock, A. M. ! Returning, will leave Warrenton at a quarter past l o'clock, P. M., arriving in Alexandria at a Quarter belore 4 o clock, 1.31. _ A train from Orange C. H., to Alexandria, and intermediate points, will lea\e Orange C. H.. at »*.J o'clock, A. 31., arriving in Alexandria , at 10£ o'clock, A. 31. Returning, will leave Alexandria at 1» o clock, P. 31., arriving at Orange C. 1L. at o clock, P. M. A daily Stage i> running between Oordonsville and Orange C. H.. in connection with the Cars on this and the Virginia Central Road. THROl'OH TICKKTS To Oordonsville.51 To Staunton. • ,)U To Lynchburg. " MO To Winchester. 1 00 Per order : W. B. BROCK K IT, Agent. i leb 13—tt


ocr: rpo FARMERS AND BUILDERS.—Ground I LAND PLASTER, put up in Barrels and Casks, in lots to suit purchasers. Also. CALCINED PLASTER, very fine and white, of a superior quality. The barrels warranted to contain four bushels; for sale in lots to suit purchasers, at the Phoenix St. Plaster Mill, foot of Brown streeet, Philadelphia. JAMES M. PATTON. Philadelphia, mh 13—eo3m