ocr: TRANSPORTATION OFFICE. Oraxob k Alixardria Railroad, ) March 29th. 18M. $ Notice.—on and after this date Plastbr and Coal found loaded in Hous< Cara of this Company, will not be forwarded Gondola Cars will be furnished for that pur pose. W. B. BROCKETT, Agent, mh SO ’


Alexandria gazette. [volume]

ocr: REWARD.—Ranaway front the sub f scriber on Tuesday. the 'Jbth of March, a servant man. AXTHOXY. He is tall, being over (3 leet high. Has round features and a scar on his right hand from thecutofan axe. Has a wife in the upper part of Stafford, at Mr. Brooks's —a sister in Falmouth and a mother near Brents ville in Prince William County. I will give the above reward lor his apprehension and delivery to me on at Snowdon Farm. R. N. BLAKE, Manager for 1 JOHN SF.DDON. Fredericksburg, ap 5—eotf RAKES’ IODINE LINIMENT, a supply, just received and for sale by JAS. ENTWISLE, Jb., Apothecary, ap 4 opp. Sarepta Hall

place_of_publication: Alexandria, D.C.

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

publisher: Edgar Snowden


ocr: GROUND, RENT FOR sale!—A well se cured annual ground rent of $66], charged upon a quarter square of ground, lying on the east side of Patrick and north of Duke street, payable by Capt. John Cohagan. for sale by ap 5—eo3t GEO. WHITE. AYER’S CHERRY PECTORAL, just re ceived and for sale by J. R. PIERPOINT, 8. E. cor. King ap 3 and Washington sh».


ocr: ^T^OOL—The subscriber wishes to purchase \\ 60,000 lbs. WOOL, for the Bucklanc Factory, for which the highest market pric< !?rjnaid_nej1 ROBT. H. HTTNTON. FULLED CLOTH.—20.000 yards Fullec Cloth, on consignment, for sale at Factory m: also WOO yards Plaid Linseys. p,.vw; also, w y R ^ HCNTON. WP • ^


ocr: Oianuk & Alexandria Railroad, / Alexandria Station. July 4. lSf>4. S PARTIES of 50 or more, wishing to make Excursion* to the country during the sum mer months, can arrange at any time, by applv ,I‘j>.*4^W|St*1IO"w. B. BROCKETT, Agent.


ocr: TRANSPORTATION OFFICE. Orange & Alexandria Railroad. > Alexandria Station. July 4. 1854. S PARTIES of 50 or more, wishing to make excursions to the country during the sum- mer months, can arrange at any time, by apply* ine at the Station. 4—lw W B. BROCKETT, Agent


ocr: BRILLIANT SCHEMES, ■ To be draw u at Wtlmlugtou, Delaw are, IN JULY, 1864. GREGORY 4b MAURY, Managers. LOTTERY lor the benclit of tbe State ol Del aware. Ciass H. tor 1854, drawn at Wil* miugton, De!.. un Saturday. July 22 d. 1854. '•» number lottery—12 drawn ballots! MAGNIFICENT SCHEME! 1 prize of $65,912 10 prizes of $3,000 5 prizes of 20,000 60 do 1.000 5 do 10,000 139 do 500 Ac., Ac.. Ac. Tickets $20. halves 10, quarters 5, eighths 2 50 Certificates ot packag's 25 whole tickets.$260 00 Do do 25 half do 130 00 Do do 25 quarter do 65 00 Do do 25 eighth do 32 50 1 OTTERY for the benefit of the State of Del j aware. Class 172, lor 1851. drawn atWil ; miugton. Del., on Saturday. July 29/A. 1851. 7s number lottery—12 drawn ballots! BRILLIANT SCHEME. ! 1 prize of $37,000 20 prizes of $,3000 ' l do 15.U< >0 197 do 600 1 do 6.792 Ac., Ac. Ac. Tickets $10—halves $5—quarters $2 50. Certificates of pack gs. 26 whole tickets, $150 00 Do do 26 half do 75 00 Do do 26 quarter do 37 50 ORDERS for Tickets and Shares and Cer ! tificates of Packages m 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. Bl’CKKY, Agent je 26>—lm Wilmington. Delaware. QFALF.1) PROPOSALS will be received by


ocr: I UMBER YARD.—We take this method of J informing our customers, that we have con nected our LUMBER BUSINESS with the CAB INET MANUFACTORY, w'here we are pre pared to furnish every description of Lumber usually found in the most extensive Lumber Yards. Also, Lime, Hydraulic Cement, Calcined Plan ter, Laths, Shingles, Pailings, Nails of all sires, Ac-, A*., whieh we will sell low for cash, or at the usual time to punctual customers, jan l JAMES ORKKN A SON.


ocr: TTTANTED by the month, a COOK and i y y CHAMBERMAID of good charactei for which the highest wages will be givgn. Enquire at this office. je 27—3t TTICHARDS’ No. 3, Exchange Block, dlrpn JlV Agent for the Boston Card Mat ufacturing Co.'s Playing Cards, supplies them a Wholesale prices. je 27—It* "1" ADIES BASKETS.—A fresh supply, an 1 a some new styles,just received by je 21 JOHN OGDEN. * * - i: i- t fl


ocr: COMMERCIAL. Alexandria Market, January U». The Flour market i> firm, and the receipts con tinue light—small side. Iruni stores at •>«). Car price Wheat is a shade lower, with moderate re- ceipts. Sales of red at U)s'<f cts.; white (if gefi cts.. in.'erior parcels .‘j to •> cts. iess than the above quotations. C oru is rti lair demand, at M> a >:i cts. tor white and mixed, and S*2 <t M tor yellow. < >ther articles unchanged._


ocr: "VTOTICK—Old School Baptist Association, i 1 at upper Broad Run. commencing Tue?, day morning, August lMh. Round 1 rip Tick ets to Thoroughfare Mills, good until Saturday afternoon, $2. Officiating ministers free. By order of SUPERINTENDENTS,


ocr: i j ; ! j ; ALT'iL'ST. rises.l sets. Moon's Piiasks. S Tuesday..-'* ‘»M> 511 0 Hr; <J Wednesday 5 1<> 0 50. * ° ' M in Thursday".‘3 lli'» >'•'! ‘‘r *!'-]*' 11 Friday..'.. 13 12.G •*> ’ r" 12 Saturday. .13 ::;i« 17 ^rst qr. -1 J» I :s iSundav ... 5 14 6 bo HlliH WA1KR. II Monday... 5 15 6 45' An;. K 5h. 13m. LATEST DATES. London.July "J < Havre.July JO Liverpool.Inlv ‘-7 New Orleans. .July "Jo MARINE LIST. PORT OF ALKXAN DK1A. AlTiPST 7. Aiuuvkp. Brig Clement. Mayo, Charleston, flooring boards to Thomas & Dyer. .S I,,-. (\ AX F. Cole, Travis, Port Walthall. coal to Has Works. Sehr. A. R. Wallace. Maenamara. Philadel phia. coal to F. A. Marbury. Sehr. Wm. A. Travis, Orainger. Baltimore, lumber to Waters. Zimmerman X Co., and salt to Hume, Marshall & Ward, and Mill. r>ro\ui and Part low. Steamer Kreemail Rawdon. Townsend. New York, to Cumberland ( oal \ Iron C o. Steamer, Columbia. Harper, Baltimore, to ,T. .1. Wheat & Bros, and freight for the District, So hr. William A. Graham, (’arrow. New- burn. N. (’., lumber and rosin to 1 homas & Dyer. Memoranda. The schooner Ab-del-Kader. (apt. Broun, from New York, bound to Alexandria, in bal- last, was struck Gy lightning on the *Jd instant, off Wolf Trap Light boat, which shivered top mast and foremost, causing her to put into Nor lolk lor repairs. , , . Schr. Louis Smith, jr, hence at M. Johns N. B., :tist ult.


ocr: J^tHEAP FURNITURE WARE-ROOMS.— I; JAMES H. DEVAUGHX, corn* of King mod P4t otreift, omorntt tho Martkall Honor, After mdna, Va, UPHOLbTERER, CABINET, CHAIR, BED AND MATTRASS MANU FACTURER, keeps coastantly on hand, Bine Maitumua Bolstsrs. Pillows, Bedsteads, XamjSi Cmaims, Looxi>*o Gugw> Cuxara, aad a aamber of HOUSE FDRtffStflNH atwu


ocr: 'VrK(iR01.S WANTED.—I wish to purcha-e ^ any number of NEGROES, either in lami ites, or single Negroes. Also, mechanics of all | kind-, for which I will pay the highest caali . prices. Persons wishing to seil will find it to their advantage to see me or my Agent* before ■ sell. All communication* will meet w ith j prompt attention if addressed to me at this place. v ■ _.j JOSEPH BRT TN


ocr: i n'>4. SfNjSUX NOVEMBER. rises.\ sets. | Moox s Phases. y Thursday. !d '>4 5 0) *'• H 10 Friday....’d 55 5 5j clr- ^ K 11 Saturday ..Id 5b 5 4! ^ew* • • •1 °1 M* 12 Sunday ... b 57 5 •'t> •* ,,n K 13 Monday., d 5S 5 2) f tdl...._4_S 2 I m. 14 Tuesdav. > . '.'5 1] HIGH WATER. 15 Weduesdav !7 »>5 Nov. d dii. 15m. LATEST DATES. London.( >et. 21 Havre.Oct. 20 Liverpool.Oct. 21 New Orleans . Nov. v MARINE LIST. PORT OF ALEXANDRIA. NOVEMBER s. Arrived. Schr. Walter and Lemuel. Johnson. New \ork. salt to Hume, Maishall & Ward, and hay lor Georgetown. Sailed. ‘siol i r Puri* i* n l . ii 1111 v \.'U' \ oil ! i x." Pioneer Mills Schr. William Wallace, Sharp. St. Johns. X. B.. by Cazenove N Co. Memoranda. Brig Abbott Lawrence. Crowell, hence at Bos ton. 5th inst. Brig Foster. Crowell, hence at Boston, 5th inst Schr. Corvo, Cables, hence at Boston. 4th inst. Schr. Elliott. Buckaloo. hence at Newark, 6th inst.*


ocr: _ __ ~ A gem OF a PUBLICATION is Frank ^X Leslies Ladies' Gazette of Pans. London, mndKew York Fashions for November, just re ceived, and for tale at FRENCH'S Book and Periodical Depot, price 25 cts.. or $3 per year nov 7 [Rock Reg and Pied Whig J


ocr: CANAL. COMMERCE. Arrived, August Vi. Boat Henry Clay. Cumberland, coal to Cum- berland Coal and lion Co. Departed. Boats Henry Clay. Mountain Ranger, and Dickey B.. for Cumberland. Boat John P. Smart, groceries for Leesburg, troni Fleming & Doug MS


ocr: COMMERCIAL. Alexandria Market—Augaat 14. The Flour market is dull—no receipts, 'l’he Wheat market is steady, with fair receipts—Red I jij fa i5o cts., white 130 d 10° cts., the latter for strictly prime. Inferior parcels 3 (a cts. less. Corn, white and mixed, 50 a 7 2 cts. Oth- er articles unchanged.


ocr: C3^ heapTurniture-ware-rooms: JAMES H. DEVAUGHS. corner of Ki.it and Pitt streets, opposite the Marshall House, Alex andrim. la., UPHOLSTERER, CABINET CHAIR, BED AND MATTRASS MANU FACTURER, keeps constantly on hand, Bess Mattimsbs, Bolsters Pillows, Bedsteads Tables, Ciaim, Lownso Geabmw, Clocm aim a number of HOOT* FCVN15WTNS AATietaa Mp 2t-4f ’ ' .


ocr: i X Of V M\ 1 .A A Uti’ ve« » —1 Ora sue & Alexandria Railroad, \ March 2$th, 1S54. $ Notice.—oh and after this date Plabtbe and Coal found loaded in Hous« Can of thia Company, will not be forwarded Gondola Cars will be furnished for that pur poee. [uah 20] W. B. BROCKETT, Agent. j ’ i 1


ocr: TRANsPoRl A llON oHTtE, f Manassas (Jap. R. R ( o., “ Saturday Dei* D», IN-el. S Tu Merchants. Tlvetvinz and t oncanUn^ .-ftpw*. i ,i . iUxmnbin ON. AND AFTKR TH1> DATK. this Com pany will, in no case, pay lor deficiencies in any Consignment deliverable on l m>> / x'le.t. unless the Consignee legally establish that the missing articles could not be found in tiie c.u by him or his authorized agent. By order o! the Board. W M. S. 1 b.W KLL. dec lb—lw Agent ob Transportation. l __


ocr: CtRICULT URAL IMPLEMENTS-—We have on hand a large supply ot lur^ MtuTS suitable for the season, which we offer low at eo*A prices. 400 Wrought and Cast Ploughs, JMl Side, . Subsoil and Surface 50 Com Shelters, for hand and horse power ( 160 Cutting Boxes, u . 75 Churns, various kinds 96,500 HR CwbnA MEADE & EACHE3* i l#r if No Httck^a M stand.


ocr: AA BUTTS POUND’ LUMP I 15,000 very fine imported Segars, land iug tail day„ whiclh, with a large stock of im ported and domestic Segars and fine Tobacco hand, 1 oBtr for sale, at the very lowest rates 0y 1} R fl HUNTON


ocr: COMMERCIAL.. Alexandria Market—July ir». Flour is quiet, stocks reduced to a very small noint. and none comma in: last sales from stores • — at $7 87 J. Sales ot red Wheat at $1 05; goad to prime white may he quoted at $1 70 (d $1 ?•>. Corn is quiet w ith light receipts, sales ot mixed at 70 cents. Rye 05 cents. Oats 53 @ 55 cts. Corn Meal scarce and in demand at 80 cents. In other articles there is but little doing, and no change in prices. Business generally dull,and no change for the better in money matter*. Baltimore Market. Baltimore. July 15.—The flour market con tinues in a dull, depressed state. No sales, and prices nominal. Wheat—.>>ales ot 1,000 bush els of white at i5»l 80 (Id 81 87; and red $ l 75 (d .$1 82. Corn—sales of 1,000 bushels white at 70, 70. Oats—small sales at (50(2*02.


ocr: "■"TRANSPORTATION office, Orange & Alexandria Railroad, > March 29th, 1854. ) T^TVTieV.—ON AND AT TER THIS DATl Plaster and Coax* found loaded in Hour Cars of Bit* Company, will not be forwarder Gondola Cars will be furnished for that pui pose. £mh 29] W. B. BROCKETT, Agent. l


ocr: NOTHER FRESH SUPPLY OF FRUIT Just received by the Brig Abbotsford from Palermo : 120 boxes Oranges and Lemons, in good ordei 175 Sugar Loaf Fine Apples 80 drums Figs, of a superior quality And a lot different kinds; fresh NUTS 1 frail of African Dates, for sale by my 2d C. SCHAFER: Fairfax-stmt


ocr: FIR rent OR LEASE.—A li>T OF GROUND on Oronoco street, between Wa ter and Tnion streets, near the Fish Wharf, 75 feet front by 170feet deep—suitable fora Wood, Coal, or Lumber Yard, dec 17—dti W. C YEATON.


ocr: C1EEDS.—-We have constantly on hand a full supply of every variety of Seeds, such as Clover, Timothy, Herds Grass, Orchard Grass, Kentucky Blue Grass, &c. ADDISON & MEADE, jan IS Union street.


ocr: I ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAIL ROAD. ON AND AFrER WEDN ESDA4 , February 15M, 1S54, daily trains (Sundays excepted.) will be run over this road, agreeable to t it ° lowing arrangement — . .. . . A train tor'Warrenton and .ntermcdiate pm 1 will leave the .Station, corner ot Duke and M.m> ,twWs. a, sA o'clock, A M : arrive at U arrenton : at 11 o'clock, A M. Kerurning. will leave Warrenton at a quarter past I o'clock, P. M., arriving in Alexandria at a quarter beiore 4 o clock, P. M. A train from Orange C. H, to Alexandria, and intermediate points, will leave Orange C. H , at 6$ o’clock, A. M., arriving in Alexandria at 10$ o’clock, A. M. Returning, will leave Alexandria at 1 j o clock, p. M., arriving at Orange C. H., at f>$ o'clock, P. M. A daily Stage is running between Gordonsville and Orange (\ H.. in connection with the Cars on this and the \ irginia Central Road. THROUGH TICKETS. To Gordonsville.$1 To Staunton. 1 To Lynchburg. " To Winchester. 4 00 Per order: W. B. BROCK ETT, Agent, teb 13—tl'


ocr: GROCERIES, Ac._ Inn BAGS Rio. Laguyra, and Java Coffee J \ H f flu bbls. X 0. Molasses auhhds. P. R. and X. O. Sugar. Received thisdav. and lor «ale by aug 10 ROACH & WASHINGTON ] FAMILY FLOUR.—New Wheat Family Flour, a superior article, just received and tor sale by S. SHINN & SON. aUtr o Janney s W hart, ITT IXES.—Sup. Old Madeira. Pale and y y Dark Sherry Wine, tor sale at HARPER * BOl SH S. jj. j j King street Dork. BOXES CLARET WINE, this day re * ) ceived per Schr. Fairfax, lor sale by 7 F. A. MARBURY, aug fl IOW b‘ s W harf. HAMS_IgOU lb>. superior Sugar Cured Hams, just received, and for sale hy THOMAS ( RUN. Jr. aug 9 X. W. cor. Prince \ Fairfax sts. 1) OAST ED am* GROUND COFFEE, just V received, and for sale by THOMAS CRUX. Jr.. aug 11 corner of Prince and Fairtax-sts. "T\TEW WHEAT FLOUR.—70 barrels ex- tra New Wheat Flour, received and for sale by aug 9 HUME MARSHALL c\: WARD. SUGARS.—20 M Havana Skuaks. of ior duality, for sale by HOWARD \ POOR. aliir 7 Daingeifield s Wharf. r i v BARRELS SMALL NEW ORLEANS ,)() L() \ F SUGAR, just recei ed. and for sale by BAYNE. BUCKNER & CO. aug 12 ~ j i BBLs MACKEREL — Received this morning, per Brig Sarah \ use. fl(» bbls. No. .‘J Mackerel. I or sale by aug 12 M. ELDRIDGE. Union Wharf. BOXES WHITE HAVANA SUGAR. p ) received this dav. per Schr. \rctic. «nd tor >aie hy aUg 1 \ FLEMING * DOUGLASS. i i / w v SACKS G R O I N D A LI M HI SALT. 1" to the ton. instore, and lor saleby [jy 27] FOW LE & CO BOXES 11 KE STARCH received this ^ \ / day. and for *ale by aug.'. ' FLEMING k DOUGLASS I~ HOGSHEADS Cl BA SUGAR, ju-t re p ) cci\ ed. and for .-ale by aug i2 BA\ NE. Bf I KNER & t O 9\j ki k SAGKS G. A. SALT, tor sale by J^\ M J aug V4 GREEN. SETTLE ( O. ('1HEESE.—Eastern Cukk.-k just received at j aug 15 WHITE'S, Post Office corner DRY GOODS, <*« . nKY GOODS OF SELECT GRADES— For urn Instai.mfnt.—We are hourly open- ing the fourth instalment of our purchases this spring of rich Fancy and Staple Dry-Good-, com bining all the novelties in on, line, and it may he that our Stock ol Good-, loi nera! 1 >m;


ocr: Vos R E N T—The OFFICE and CT R66MS, lately occupied by T. H. Han non. on Royal, between King and Priuce Streets ^jrply to [aug 4 -dtf] \V. C. YEA TON.


ocr: rSOAP —The subscribers, agents for the sale jS of MYR1CK S SOAPS, offer for sale •jSoO boxes Chemical Olive Soap 3000 do Pale do 2000 do Brown do, warranted equ- aI to any manufactured, put up in packages to suit, without charge. J. B. A. A S. ALLEN, . 7 and 8, South Wharvea, Philadelphia. Philadelphia, mh 18—3m __


ocr: tYlBBON TRIMMINGS, GIMPS, BLACK Jl\, SILK LACE, very cheap Collars and Fnderaieeves, any variety of Buttons, French Working Materials, Stamped Embroideries, Chinille, Cbinille Headdresses, made to order, Fancy Goods generally new, at RICHARDS’, Fancy Store, ap 22—It* No. 3. Exchange Block. RENCH RETICULES—Just opened at C. C BERRY’S, a splendid assortment of the above, from one dollar to eight. ap 22


ocr: INDOW GLASS—WinwTa.nd Pictuus Glams —A 200d assortment of W mdow and Picture Glassconstuntlyon hand andI in quantities to suit purchasers. -1 every section of the country are in> ited and (oy themselves before buvmg* ders by lettqr promptly filled. EDWARD P. DICKIE, /44 Chamber st., near Hudso# R. R. Drpot, A. i Kmw York ft»h W1V | I i


ocr: 1 UMBER YARD—We take th is method of j informing our customers, that we have con nected our LUMBER BUSINESS with the CAB INET MANUFACTORY, where we are pre pared to furnish even' description of Lumber usually found in the moat extensive Luoiber ; Y'ards. Also, Lime, Hydraulic Cement, Calcined Plan ter, Latha, Shingles, Pailings, Nails of all sim, Ac., Ae., which we will sell low for cash, or a« the usual time to punctual customers. jau l JAMES GREEN A SON


ocr: rpHE SUBSCRIBER having purchased the J entire stock of MARBLE, belonging to H. . (*\ Neale, is prepared to furnish the citizens of : Alexandria and adjoining counties, with HEAD ‘ and FOOT STONES. Also, MONUMENTS j and TOMBS, of the best American and Italian i Marble. They will be forwarded to any part ! of this or adjoining counties. All orders punc-; j tually attended to. THOMAS LANG, j I jy *o—eotf Alexandria, V a.


ocr: OOL—The subscriber wishes to purchase 60,000 fts. WOOL, for the Buckland Factory, for which the highest ' t> robt.j^hwto^ GLASS TUMBLERS—100 dozen $ and 1 pint fluted Tumblers,just received, and lor sale low by [jy 11] GEO. WHITE.


ocr: UMBER YARD—We take this method of J j informing our customers, that we have con our LUMBER BUSINESS w ith the CAB NET MANUFACTORY, where we are pre to furnish every dc>eription of Lumber found in the most extensile Lumber Also, Lime,Hydraulic Cement, Calcined Plai* Laths, Shicglea, Pailings Nails of all size#. Ac., which we will sell low for cash, or at the usual rime to punctual eustomeis. jaa t JAMES GREEN A SON.


ocr: P1BJC IVIVRAKCB lOVKBfk rilHE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF 1^ ALEXANDRIA, continues to insure against Fire, generally, in Town and Country, as hereto fore, on the most reasonable terms. BOARD OF DIRECTORS. Anthony P. Govkk. President William Fowle. ’ Thomas Keith, Dwight Metcalf; William H. Fowle, Hugh Smith. John H. Brent, William Gregory, John B. DamgerMd, Robert Jamieson, Edward S. Hough. Hugh C. Smith, Oflice hours from 9 to 1$. and from to o'clock. C. W. WATTLES, Secretary. Office on King street, near St. Asaph, nov Pf—dly POTOMAC INSURANCE COMPANY OF ALEXANDRIA — Samlkl Millkh, President. Dikkctoks. Wm. N. McVeigh, J. F. Dyer, G. D. Fowle, Lewis McKenzie, J. A. English. Thomas Davy. 'Phis Company is prepared to r#*rei\e offers for Insurance. Office in the Exchange Block, King between Pitt and Royal stieets. dec h—tf JOSEPH EACHES. Secretary. ki-'i-Lj L-u v iii>i i'i* L'i “rinv i wru 1 vi’L'CO Kj ft IlliUtl I ft%X/ ft | M l'/4” Alexandria. Va. Board ok Directors H. W. Thomas: President. W. D. Massey. Treasurer. Cbas E. Stuart, Edward Saunter, S. S. Masters, Christopher Seale, Sholto T. Stuart. Basil Biawner, W. T. Hajper. Henry Pruyue, Henry Shackelford; T, T. Hill. rilHIS COMPANY will make Insuranceeithe I on the cash or mutual plan, and lor period* ol three years, or less, under any one policy. Jipplirutiouf for Insurances will be received at the office of the Company, on Washington stierf. in narof Dr. Stabler * Drug Store. Office hours from h to Vi A. M.. and from 1$ to 5 P M. JAMES T. CLOSE, my 2rt—tf Secretary.


ocr: BRILLIANT SCHEMES. * ; To be drawn at Wilmington, Delaware, IN JAM ARY, 1854. GREGORY A HAI RY, Managers. 37. tMKj DOLLARS! LOTTKRY tor the benefit ol the State of Del aware. (’lass 17. tor 1*51. drawn at Wil 1 mington. Del., on Saturday. January 21s/. !*•>!. 12 diawn numbers out ol 75 ! SPLKNDID LOTTKRY ! 1 prize of $37.0oo 5 prizes ot 5*2.000 1 do 20.1 HR) 00 do l.OiM 1 do 1 b,5b.s 10 iio 3LKJ 1 do 10.0' N J 110 do 200 1 do 5.000 &C., \C.. &c. Tickets$lO—halves $5—quarters $2 50. Certificates of packag's. 25 whole tickets $140 00 Do do 25 halt do 70 0<> Do do 25 quarter do 35 00 VKRY BRILLIANT INDKKD! 05.000 DOLLARS! IOTTKRY tor the benefit of the State of Del j aware, (’lass B. for In>1. drawn at Wil mington. Del., on Saturday. January !>th. 1S*»4. 75 number lotterv—13 drawn ballots! .MAON 1 KIC’KNT SCHK.MK! 1 prize of $05.1 mu J prize ol $lo.oo0 1 do 30.000 1 do 5.3‘JS 1 do 15.000 30 prizes of 2.500 1 do 15.000 250 do boo Tickets $20. hahes 10. quarters 5. eighths 2 50 Certificates ol packag's 25 w hole tickets.$ .'bo 0" Do do " 25 half do 130 00 Do do 25 quarter do b>5 00 Do do 25 eighth do 32 50 ft? ORDKRS 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 he sent im,,....Ii-it ..I i- •• ft..r it Ai'nr tii nil u Iib order from me. Address 1\ J. Bl.( KEY. Agent jan —Im Wilmington. Delaware.


ocr: I ! ; BRILLIANT SCHEMES. To be drawn at Wilmington* Delaware* IN FEBRUARY, 1854. _ GREGORY *, MAURY* Manager*. 3N.000 DOLLARS! IOTTFRY tor the benefit ot the State of Del- j j aware, (.'lass 17. for l*5t, drawn at \Yil- mingTon. Del., on Stilunhiy, Febmary IM/i. 1*51. | 13 drawn number'* out ot 75 ! SPLFND1D LOTT'FRY ! 1 prize of $3n.ih>0 1 prize ot $°>.o31 1 do 20,oo»J 20 prizes oi l.25<> 1 do ln.000 20 do 1 do N.l M h i pi do 3* h) 1 Jo f>.i hh) 1 «.»«> do 200 1 do -1.000 Ac.. Ac.. Ac. Tickets $10—halves #5—quarters $2 50. Certificates ot packag’s. 25 w hole tickets $120 00 Do do ' 25 half do 6000 Do do 2-5 quarter do 30 <)0 r-M.27s DOLLARS! I' OTTKRY for the benefit of the State of j aw are, ( lass (’. tor 1*51. drawn at W il- mington. Del., un Saturday. February 25//i, IN’L 7> number lot ter \ — 1 • draw 11 ballots ! MAONIi'M'KNT SCHKMK! 1 prize of $66.27* 5 prizes of #3.0*mi 1 do 3Oj»o0 5 do 2,1*00 l do 20.000 10 do 1.500 2 prizes of lo.<"*o 20 do l.JO'i 2 do S.000 Tel do l.OOo 3 do 6,000 50 do 500 3 do l,i)00 133 do 4“0j Ac., Ac., Ac. Tickets $20, halves 10. quarters 5, eighths 2 50 j Certificates ofpackag s26 whole tickets. $270 OO | Do do 26 half do 135 <>) j Do do 26 quarter do 67 50 j Do do 26 eighth do 33 75 ITORDFRS 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 immediately alter it ts over to all who order from me. Address, P. J. IH 1 Kl‘A. Agent jan 30—lm Wilmington. Delaware.


ocr: ALMANAC. 1854. SuN'jSux JPNK. roes.) sets. Moon's Phases. 8 Thursday, 4 417 lb, D* H •>I U Friday./.. |4 44 7 10jFu11*-• • ^ r> 2u K 10 Saturday..Il 44i7 lbj{fdst 4r* lj \ ° M 11 Sunday... 4 4417 i(,|Ne\v... .2.) b .*1 m. 12 Monday... j4 4dj7 17 <lr- '* * 41m. Id Tuesday.. 4 4•>:7 17j 1110H WATKR. 14 WednesdayU 4d 7 17 Jim: 8. f»h. 10m. LATEST DATES. London.May 2S Hav re.May 27 Liverpool.May 2,s New Orleans. May do -x_ — MAK1.VK LIST. PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, JUNE 7. Arrived. Brig Flora. Hubbard, Baltimore, to B. H. Lambert. Sailed. Schr. Mary Ann, Haley, Wareham, Massachu setts, coal by Borden Mining Co. Schrs. Alary Pevis and Jno,-Boston, coal by Alleghany Mining Co. Memoranda. Schr. F. Tyler. Kobins, hence at New Haven. 4th inst. :


ocr: | j CANAL COMMERCE. Arrived, June 7. Boats Ospray, James Terrill, Dr. Grymes. G. Henderson, H. Porteriield, D. Jacques, L. Hol brook. C. F. Mudge, May Fly, G. W. Riggs, Red Fox, H. D. Weld, James Boyce, Grey Fox. Bloodgood, Wild Kate. Reindeer, Martin Hod man, Hopewell, Louisa, P. B. Pet re, William Beard. Cumberland, O. W\ Sturtevant, Wolving ton, Yankee, and Juno, Cumberland, coal to Cumberland Coal and Iron Co. Boats Five Brothers. Cock Robin, and C. B. Tisdale. Cumberland, coal to Borden Mining Co. Boat A. C. Green, Cumberland, coal to Frost burg Coal Co. Boat General Mercer, Cumberland, coal to Al leghany Mining Co. Departed, June 7. Boats E. Wolfe. C. H. Ohr. A. E. Arts. F. Rawdon, A. Leiter. L. M. Smith, E. Wr. Dun ham. J. R. Annan, Susan Baker. Thomas Silver, and j. Eichelberger, Cumberland, by ( umberland Coal and Iron C'o. Boats Augusta, Old Dominion, and Charles Williams, Cumberland, by Alleghany Mining Co. Boats Janies Fitzpatrick, and Kate Bruce. Cumberland, by Borden Alining Co. Boats John Beall and 'Three Brothers, Cum berland, by Frost burg Coal Co.


ocr: Orange and Alexandria Railroad. * Revenue of the Orantje and Alexandria Had. Road fur six months, endimj 31*/ I >rr , 1K53—Main fine tcorkim) C>2 milts a,,,) Branch 0 miles. Ft eu: fit 6f, Rwiser*. Muds ' For July, $1,785 15 $3,555 27 August. 5.708 11 ft.tMO 5‘.»l n.7i,ii Septenir.. 5.914 27, 7.79b 5j 13.74,, M October, *1,8i»ii ft 11 '.HMi :«> I3tlv*,7 jM Novem r. | 3.W7 82| 8/,72 28 12/011 pi l>ecember| 4,887 72 7,'.Min 2" 12x47 »v -i—'' :il 97 12,1171 38 73.115 35 Capital stock ot the Company, Al exandria to Gordonsvilie. $ 1.157."him in* Bouds issued. 40U,<|m) On — % $1.857,5«h),« m Six per cent thereon is $1II. 15m 00. Revenue as above, for 1 year. $ltb.2‘.N* " • Add i for extension to Gordons vilie. in distance. 4S.7b| no “ . 195,031 in* Add 2< > per cent. f«>r gradual in crease ot local busine». 3‘JOln (h* ’_’_ 231,Ob 1 ini Allow 5u |h.t cent, for running ex pense's. 117,032 «ni 117.0.32 <»" Against this set the interest and dividends above. lll.luu «m Surplus on local business only.. .. 5.582 «*» Add 20 per cent., which may be 4' I \ I I W I i i ilPlI. ! O A 1.) A >1,1 dition tor the through business.... 2'hl"o < “> I\> constitute a Sinking Fund,. ... [tOMML'MC’ATKD. It appears to one who is anxiously awaiting the result of the apparent controversy, here


ocr: "* tra* poStation office, Orange & Alexandria Railroad, ) March 29th, 1854. > OTICE.—ON JND AFTER THIS DATE, 1 Plaster and Coal found loaded in House Cars of this Company, will not be forwarded. Gondola Cars wull be furnished for that post [mh 89] W B BROCKETT, Agent


ocr: OAAA tons of Peruvian guano, r " ,ly€xPccted per Ships Ails* and ,bf“ Huncha Island*, for sale by »p 44—dtf s $ MASTERS & SON.


ocr: mil g*—tf i 1 REA P SOCTHERN MAIL KOI PE — \Tf Twice daily between Washington and the South, vm Fredericksburg, Richmond. Peters burg, Va., Weldon and Wilmington. N. to Charleston. S. <\, and Augusta. Geo., being the only route over which the Great Southern Mai! is carried. The travelling public is hereby in formed that the swift and comfortable Steamers trm• BALTIMORE and rn^ . M*" vr lEnxox^Sk^, lea’.e the Steamboat whari. at Washington, dai ly. aT ti.J A. M. and 0 P. M„ for Aquia Creek, where a connection is made with the Tiams ot the Richmond. Fredericksburg, and Potomac Railroad Company, by which passengers are conveyed directly on to their respective destina tions, via Richmond, V a. The following through tickets can be obtained on board : To Fredericksburg. Va. $3 00 To Junction of 4 a. Central Railroad 4 bg^ To Richmond. Va. ^ To Norfolk, Va. * n0 To Petersburg, Va. *11 ’ To Weldon, N. C. 7 °° Po Wilmington. N. C. 11 Fare on the Potomac River. a< billows:— To Alexandria. g-'> cts.. and baggage \ cts. a<« <%L. iriic X«V U • To Mar bury \s $1. Quautico, Sandy Point. &c\. $1 50. Aquia Creek, Meals and State Rooms extra. For further information, apply on board ot j the boats,or to GKO. MAl IINGL\, Agent, in Washington. Washington. IV C., mh 25 —tt


ocr: To be drawn at Wilmington, Delaware, IN Allil’KT, 1854. GREGORY dt MAIRY, Managers. fO.OuO DOLLARS! 101 IT.RY for the benefit ol the State of Del* awaie, Class 178, for 1854, to be drawn at Wilmington. Del., cm Saturday, ^iu^vst >'th. !*•'!. number lottery—13drawn ballots! IMU.LIANT SC’HKMK: 1 prize ot $lo,000 1 prize ot $5,300 1 do 20,000 50 prizes of l.OOu l do 10,000 50 do 5(f0 l do 9,000 50 do 400 1 do 7,000 130 do 2* JO Ac., Ac., Ac. Tickets$10—halves $0-—quarters $2 50. Certificates or p. tckag's. 2d whole tickets $110 00 Do do 2d half do 70 00 Do do 2d quarter do 35 00 50,135 DOLLARS. I0TTERY for the benefit of the State of Del j aware, ('lass 184, for 1854. to be drawn at Wilmington, Del., on Saturday, jlvgust 12th, '54. 75 number lottery—12 drawn ballots! SPLENDID SCHEME! 1 prize of $50,135 13 prizes ot $2,000 2 prizes of 20,000 10<) do l.(*00 2 do 12.000 100 do 500 2 do 7,i »0n Ac., Ac.. Ac. Tickets $15, hi vs. 7.5* i, qrs. 3,75, eignths 1,87$. Certificates ol packag's 25 whole ticketb $200 00 Do do 25 halt do 100 Of) Do do 25 quarter do 50 Of) Do do 25 eighth do 25 UO 37,500 DOLLARS! I OTTERY for the benefit of the State of • j Delaware, Class 190, for 1854, drawn at Wil- i mington, Del., on Saturday, jiugust 19/A. 1854. j 12 drawn numbers out of 75 ! SPLENDID SCHEME! 1 prize of $37,5uO 1 prize of $3,595 j 1 do 20.000 50 prizes of 1,000 j 1 do 12.500 50 do 500 1 do 6,000 114 do 300 1 do 4,000 Ac.. Ac.. Ac. Tickets $10; halves $5; quarters $2 50! Certificates of pack gs 25 whole tickets $140 00 I)o do 25 half do 70 00 ■ Do do 25 quarter do 35 Ou i 62,437 DOLLARS! I OTTERY lor the benefit ol the State of Del- j j aware. Class I, lor 1854, drawn at Wil- ; rnir gton. Del., on Saturday, August 2Oth, 1854. 78 number lottery—12 drawn ballots ! MAGNIFICENT SCHEME! 1 prize ol $62,437 1 4U prizes ol $ 1.50*) j 20 prizes of lu,000 | 159 do 1,000 • Ac . Ac., Ac. Tickets $20, halves 10, quarters 5, eighths 2 50 Certificates ol packag’s 26 whole tickets,$280 00 Do do 26 half do 140 00 Do do 26 quarter do 70 00 Do do 26 eighth do 35 00 CFORDERS lor Tickets and Shares and Cer tificates of Packages in the above Splendid Lot- j teries, will receive the most prompt attention, and an account of each drawing will be sect immediately after it is over to all who order from me. Address. P. J. BUCKEY, Agent


ocr: BRILLIANT SCHEMES. To be drawn at Wilmington, Delaware, IN Al’RIL, lS54. GREGORY & MAIRY, Manager*. IOTTERY lor the benefit of the State of Del j aware. Class E, for IS54, drawn at Wil mington, Del., on Saturday. Jprtl *22</. lN'»l. 7i> number lottery—14 drawn ballots! MAGNIFICENT SCHEME! 1 prize of $>1,000 5 prizes of $1,000 1 do *28,o<)0 f) do 3,000 1 do 1 8,000 10 prizes of ‘2,000 1 do 1*2.000 1U0 do 1,000 1 do 8, *2 80 *230 do 400 &cM &c., See. Tickets $20, halves 10, quarters 5, eighths 2 .50 Certificates ot package ‘26 whole tickets.$250 00 Do do ‘26 half do 1*25 00 Do do *26 quarter do 6*2 50 Do do *26 eighth do 3125 IOTTERY for the benefit of the State of Del j aware. Class 07, tor 1854, to be drawn at Wilmington, Del., on Saturday, jipril 2{.*th. 18o4. 75 number lottery—1*2 drawn ballots! BRILLIANT SCHEME. 1 prize ot $35,000 100 prizes of $1:000 1 do *20.000 10 do 500 1 do 15,000 *20 do 300 *2 do 6,040 #5 do ‘200 &c„ Sec.. Sec. Tickets $10; halves $5; quarters $*2 50! Certificates of pack’gs *25 whole tickets $140 00 Do do ‘25 half do 70 00 Do do 25 quarter do 35 00 BORDERS for Tickets and Shares andCer ! titivate* of Packages in the above Splendid Lot j teries, will receive the most prompt attention. ■ and an account of each drawing will »e sent j immediately alter it is over to all who order ! from me. Address, P. .1. BlCKh\, Agent mh 27—Ini Wilmington. Delaware.


ocr: j : JBansasMMMSMM TRANSPORTATION OFFICE, Oranuk & Alexandria Railroad, l March 2‘dth, 1S54. S "V^OTICE — ON AND AETER THIS LUTE, \| Plaster ami Coal t'ouiui loaded in House (Airs of this Company, will not he forwarded. Gondola Cars will be furnished for that pur pose. [mh “»] W. B. BROCKETT, Agent.


ocr: -tWWOHt—TV* aahaerihar W flaaoo *•. WOOL, for the BpcUaod Tact**** which the highest market niUU iwi Q» *1 ROHT. H. Ht’NTON. T)ATH8.—Hip, »po«ft. and JBuTKh-b,


ocr: __ A very useful article for the COUNTING ROOM, the Ladies, and the public Generally, for sale Wholesale and Retail, at FRENCH'S. Book and Periodical Depot. De Rolland's French Gomme Pate or Adhe sive Mixture, for letters, envelopes, fancy paper, card work, etc., the only genuine article, hand somely put up in bottles of three sizes, price 25, 37 J, and 50 cents each. ^ my 19 (Pied. Whig, Rock. Register and Sentinel.)


ocr: j j MFOR RENT.—The OFFICE and ROOMS, lately occupied by T. H. Han s>on. on Royal, between King and Pnnce Streets. Apply to [tug 4—dtl ] W. C. YEATON. BAGS, for sale low, bv jyll ROBINSONPAYNE


ocr: C1ARPETINGS, Kc., just ucurtD.—The j subscriber ha1- just received a large and handsome assortment of rich Velvet 3-plv, and common Ingrain CARPETING!?. •M and 5-s Venetian sup. ditto Cocoa Mattings, for Counting Room-and public buildings ! Several Sheets of Oil Cloths, some *s wide a# lbteet. Halls aud Rooms fitted in a single piece Also, 2 bale- very superior ENGLISH BLAN KETS. Thet^e (»< k)L)S are of extra sue. and the quality, probably, superior to any thing m market. uov 2P—d*U TAMES M c TEW ART


ocr: ^{*1 Li “t^NSFORTATION office, Ora sue fc Aibxandwa Railboao, i ■ Aiwianimua Station. July 4. »»*•*• > F. .RTIES of floor more, wishing t f 'xcR^ons to .he country during the su « months, ean arrange at any time, by apply >n? ** B BROCKETT, Agent,


ocr: < j 1 I ! ; i | , 1 j | , . GRANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAIL ROAD. ON AND AFTER ITU KSDAV, January 185-1 daily Hums (Sundays excepted.) will be run over th* road, asr.rablc to the following arrangement — A train lor Warrentou and intermediate points, will let\e the Station, corner ot Duke and Henry strect>. at SA o'clock. A. M.: arrive at Warrentou at 11 o'clock. A. M Returning, will leave Warrenton at a quarter past 1 o’clock, 1\ M , arriving in Alexandria at a quarter before \ o’clock, P. M. A train from Culpeper (\ H., to Alexandria, and intermediate points, will leave Culpeper C. H., at 7^ o’clock, A. M., arriving in Alexandria it P*£ o clock, A. M. . , , Returning, will leave Alexandria at l { o cIock, IV M , arriving at Kapuian Station, at 5 o'clock, V. M., connecting at this point with the Stage to md from Gordonsville. A daily Stage is running between Gordonsville md Kapuian Station, in connection with the Cars an this and die Viiginia Central Roads THROl'GH TICKETS To Gordonsville.J1’ To Staunton. 4 To Lynchburg. . 4 1'' * To Winchester. 4 Per order W. B. BROCK KTT, Agent, oct t—u


ocr: “ BUTTS POUND LUMP TOBACCO ‘ 15,000 vttr fine imported Sagan. I*" Sr today wfcica, with a large etoek °f *m‘ S^e^domaa* Segare and fine Tdbaeeo on rjjj fhr sde at the very lowest market I oftr fcr s*e, at tu HUjm).V jfUa- iSf ‘J |


ocr: SOAP_The subscribers, agents for the sale of MYRICK’S SOAPS, offer for sale 25*)0 boxea 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. A S. ALLEN. 7 and 8, South Wharves, Philadelphia. Philadelphia, mh 18—3m


ocr: TUIRBANKS’ PATENT PLATFORM and H COUNTER SCALES.—Agents, GLO. C. EWING, 141 Pratt stwtf. Baltimore, D..B. SMITH ft CO., Alexmodri*. __ __ RAILROAD, HAY and COAL gent in my put of the country, »t short notice,


ocr: sep b—tf 4 doors north ol King street. KIKE IXSIRAM E XOTK ES. rilHE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF I ALEXANDRIA, contiuuesto insure against Eire, generally, in Town and Country, as hereto fore. on the most reasonable terms. BOARD OF DIRECTORS. Anthony P. Govkii. President. W'ilfiiim Eowle. Thomas Keith. Dwight Metcalf, William H. Eowle, Hugh Smith. John H. Brent, William Gregory, John B. Daingerfield, Robert Jamieson, Edward S. Plough. Hugh C. Smith, Office hours from 9 to 1}. and from 2J to 3$ o'clock. C. W. WATTLES, Secretary. Office on King street, near St. Asaph, nov PE—dly POTOMAC INSURANCE COMP AN \ OF ALEXANDRIA:— Samuel Miller, President. Dl RECTO ns. Wm. N. McVeigh, J. F. Dyer, G. I). Fowle, Lewis McKenzie, J. A. P^nglish, I homas Davy. 'Phis Company is prepare! to receive offers for Insurance. Office in the Exchange Block, King between Pitt and Royal streets. dec S_tf JOSEPH P’.ACHES. Secretary. SOUTHERN PROTECTION INSURANCECO Alexandria, Va. Board of Directorh. H. W. Thomas, President. W. I). Massey, Treasurer. Chas E. Stuart, PUlward Sangster. S. S. Masters, Christopher Neale. Sholto T. Stuart, Basil Braw ner. W. T. Harper, Henry Pruyne. Henry Shackelford; T. T. Hill. rjlHIS COMPANY will make Insurance either I on the cash or mutual plan, and for periods ol three years, or less, under any one policy. jjpplirutior* for Insurances will be received at the oHiee of the ('ornnanv. on Washington street * * in rear of Dr. Stabler * Drug Store. Office hours from b to 12 A. M„ and from 1$ to 5 P. M. JAMES T. CLOSE, my 2^—tf Secretary.


ocr: JOHN T. EVANS, respectfully informs the Ladies, .that hedi4$ just returned from N$w "AA™' P< 'he LARGEST and BEST ASSORTMENTS of BONNETS, ever offered “!•—»«ch as ENGLISH, IRENCH and ITALIAN STRAWS, NEA POLITAN; PEDALS, Ac. ALSO, a food a» sortment of RIBBONS. Boy* and Gentlemen’s HATS, of all kinds, See. my 5—tf


ocr: LOUGHS AND CASTINGS.—We have on hand, and are receiving, a large assortment of PLOUGHS, among which are Minor «Sc Hor ton, Sinclair Sc Moore, Ragle Plain and Selt Sharpener, Cuff & Bruce, Minor & Horton s and Ruggle's Sc Co. s Hill Side Rough and Ready, and Castings for same. MEADE & EACHES, old stand of R. S. Huck, Fairfax st.. 4 doors from King. l I i | i i


ocr: j : ; i ! : l , . J j i . ; ! , | i [ . ; j ! j t 1 j j j i Entwisles concentrated es sence OF JAMAICA GINGER.—A full supply, just manufactured, and for sale in bottles at 25 cents ea#h by JAMES ENTWISLE, Jr.. Apothecary. feb 17 opp. Sarepta Hall. F;AS.—Extra Early Prince Albert; Extra Early Cedo Nulli;*Early May; Early Wash ington; Large Dwarf Marrowiat: Eany Dwarl Prolific; Early Dwarl Blue Imperial; 1airfields Blue Surprise; Sugar Peas; Ediblepods, tor sale by feb 16 PEEL Ac STEVENS, Druggists. BENNETT S COl) LIVER OIL, an article of superior quality, just received by R. H. STABLER. N. W. cor. King and Wash-sts, HP Sign of the Golden Bottle. feb 6 C1 S. EMERSON’S AMERICAN HAIR /# RESTORATIVE, ju^t received, and for sale by J. R. PIERPOIXT. S. E. corner of f»*b 12 King and Washington streets. BEET SEED.—Extra early Turnip. Beet. early Blood Red do., Long Blood Red, White Silver Beet, Sugar Beet. Aa„ A;c., just re ceived, and for sale by HENRY COOK, feb n Sarapta Hall. ■pvR. HOOELAND’S GERMAN BITTERS. 1 V inot «Vrtm tVm nrrtnpn.tm' nml tnr sale by J. R. PIERPOINT, feb 1I S. E. cor. King & Wash. sU. LANDRETIFS GARDEN SEEDS—Spring supply, just received, and for sale by JOHN LEADBEATER. l mo 10 Stabler’* Old Stand, Fairfax-st. BARRY’S TRICOPHEROUS, a full supply, just received and tor sale by JAS. ENTWISLE, Jn./Apotliecary. feb 11 opp. Sarepta Hall. I) USHTON, CLARK &COJS COD LIVER \ OIL, in pint bottles, and on draught, just received, and for sale by JAS. ENTWISLE. Jr., Apothecary, feb20 opposite Sarepta Hall, ONION SETTS.—A large lot of white: a large lot of yellow: for sale by PEEL & STEVENS, cor. King feb 20 anti Fairfax streets. I^THEREAL OIL and Spirits Turpentine, j just received, and for salt* by J. LEADBEATER. 2 mo 9 Stabler * Old Stand, Fairfax-st. j (~i RASS SEED.—English Lawir Grass and ! J Kentucky Blue Grass Seed, just received, j and for sale by HENKA COOK, leb 13 Sarepta Hall. , DRY GOODS. C1LOAKS AND CLOAKINGS—-December } 1st, 1803.—COWNE (f BURCH received on Wednesday morning, from Bui fin's Temple of French fashions, Broadway. New York, a fresh supply of Ladies’ CLOAKS and CLOAK INGS, (winter styles:) also, a lot of very fine French and Velvet TRIMMINGS to match the Cloths. j P. S. We have, also, arranged to furnish 1 CLOAKS at one-fourth less price, and made in superior style, to those bought ready made in j New York, having purchased all the necessary i Trimmings of first hands, and ol the finest quali- ty. The Trimmings of a tine Cloak ronstittit- j ing the chief item in the cost, save the patterns, which v/e have in ever}’ variety now worn, dec 1 4 i AND 8-4 FLOOR OILCLOTH, to be "*4- had at the bargain corner at cost, also beautiful Oil Cloth Table Covers and Table Oil Cloth. Call and see at feb 14 WM. N. BERKLEY’S.


ocr: 3HHE SUBSCRIBER ha» resumed the TAIL I ORING BUSINESS, at hit old stand, ot ihr street, adjoining the Book Store of Robert Bell. He invitee his old patrons and the public generally, to give him % call, aoturing them that nothing shall be omited on hit part to give entire satisfaction JACOB ROXBURY. nov 3—tf


ocr: BRILLIANT SCHEMES, Yu be drawn at ’Wilmington, Delaware, LN JULY, 1854. GREGORY 4b IIAI'RY, Managers. LOTTERY lor the benefit ol the State ol Del aware. Class 161, lor 1&54, to be drawn at Wilmington, Del., on Saturday, July lath 1S54. 12 drawn numbers out of 75 ! SPLENDID SCHEME! 1 prize ot $35,000 10 prizes ol $2,500 1 do JO.OoO 10 prizes ol 2.000 l do p>,000 10 do L0U0 2 do 1,273 20 do 500 10 do 3.000 155 do 200 &c., &c., &c. Tickets halves $5; quarters $2 50! Certificates of pack’gs 25 whole tickets $100 Do do 25 hall do 70 IK) Do do 25 quarter do 35 Oo J OTTERY fi*r The benefit ot the State of Del j aware, (Mass H. tor is5l, drawn at \\ il iinngton. Del., oa Saturday. July 22d. 1654. 75 number lottery—12 drawn ballot*! MAGNIFICENT SCHEME! 1 prize of $63,912 10 prizes ol $3.0on 5 prizes ot 29.000 60 do 1.000 5 do 10,000 139 do 500 \c., &c., Xc. Tickets $20. halve* 10. quarters 5 eighth* 2 50 Certificates ot packag * 25 whole tickets.$260 on Do do 25 half do 130 00 |)<» <!<> 25 quarter do 65 00 y Do do 25 eighth do 32 50 1 OT TERY tor the benefit of the State o! IM j aware, Cla*s 172. lot 1S54. drawn at V\ il mington. Del., on Saturday. July ii*th. 1 s.'-|. 76 number lotterv—12 drawn ballots! BRILLIANT SCHEME. , 1 prize ot $:;7,000 20 prizes <»! $.3ono 1 do 15.000 197 do 600 1 dr, 6.792 \c.. \c. \c. 'Tickets $10- halves $3—quarters $2 50. Certificate* ot pack g*. 26 whole tickets, $150 oo Do do 26 half do 75 OO Do do 26 quarter do 37 50 ; !?'ORDERS lor Tickets and Share* and Cei i trlicates ot Package* in the above Splendid Lot : teries. will receive the most prompt attention, I and an account of each drawing will be sent I imuicdiatcl v altei it i* over to all w ho order i horn me. Addles*. P «L Bl ( KE\, Agent i je 2*’»—I m Wilmington, Delaware. AG AIM!


ocr: ~ ALMANAC. I Nf>4. • SunSus JUNE. rises, sets. Moon’s Phases. 29'Thursday .U 43 7 17 »• “• "• 30 Friday.... U 43 7 17 <Jr- 3 7 41 M 1 Saturday..:4 43 7 17 Full-10 4 M. 2 Sunday... 4 44 7 16 Last qr. 16 14 K. 3 Monday... 4 44 7 16 New... .24 10 o k. 4 Tuesday.. 4 44 7 10 HIGH WATER. 5 Wednesday 4 45 7 15 June 29, 9h. .31m. LATEST DATES. London.June 14 Havre.June 13 Liverpool.June 14 New Orleans..Iune 25 MARINE LIST. PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, JUNE 28. Arrivkd. Schr. Lavinia Hopkins, Hatfield, -. to Borden Mining Co. Schr. M. C. Purfee, James, Fall River, to Borden Mining Co. Schr. Young America, Harding Boston, to Cumberland Coal and Iron Co. Sch. Eleanor, Townsend, New York, to Cum berland Coal aud Iron Co. Schr. Sarah *nd Eveline, Lane, Forked River, /’i_1_I_1 tu v. uuii/ri ituiu vvui unu Sailed. Barque Albers, Dorr, Boston, by Howard & Poor. Schr. M. A. Guest, Ireland, Boston, by Frast burg Coal Co. . Memoranda. Brig Whitaker, Noonan, sailed from Eastport, tor this port. 21st. Schr. H. K. Dunton, Dunton. hence at Salem, 1 Ith. _


ocr: Air ANTED IMMEDIATELY—A SKR W VANT, to Cook and Wash for a small family, lor whom liberal wages will be given. Enquire of J. C. CLARK, ji» 28—:tt Watch-maker. I1LL1S’ SOLUTION; Citrate of Magnesia j Brown's Essence Jamaica Ginger Osgood's India Chologogue Radway's Ready Relief Ntabler's Diarrlura Cordial Jayne’s Carminative Balsam Tor sale in quantities to suit, by PEEL & ST EVENS, wholesale druggists, corner King and Fairfax streets._je ~'_


ocr: ware-rooms. f 4MES H DErjVGHX cor »t of Am, p^^ oJLua, Honor. Jin ,*!? Ya Upholsterer, cabinet rHAlk BED AND MATTRASS MAM v.rTVRER. keep, constantly on hand, bE» Tahlcs. Chairs. Looking Gasses. Clocks, a* l££rrfHWWE FP*NTtnV« *H. .-If • * ; > • l i


ocr: j yiT^L.—The subscriber wishes to purchase : W 611.000 tbs. WOOL, for the Buckland Faetorv for which the highest market price ! will be* paid._fje 5] ROBT. H. HTNTON _ yiCLLED CLOTH.—>0 yards Fulled ' r Cloth on consignment, for sale at Factory *"* "? WiW


ocr: OA BUTTS POUND LUMP TOBACCO— /( I 15,000 very fine imported Segars. land £ th»» day, which, with a large stock of im ported and domestic Segars and fine Tobacco ou band, I offer for aaie, at the very lowest market by l] R H. HINTON.


ocr: “ ALMANAC. i 854. SunISun JULY. rises] sets. 1 Moon's Phases. Thursday. 4 5817 2i D* H M* 28 Friday. ...4 5‘J 7 jjNew....24 10 Ok. 2‘J Saturday.. 14 50 7 li^*rs* *lr- * ° ^J K 50 Sunday.. .15 0 7 olFull 8 3 7 M 31 Monday... 5 1 o 5‘jj Past qr. 1 •>_S 30 M. 1 Tuesday.. Jo 58! HIGH WA FER. 2 Wednesday 5 •'» C> 57* July 27, 8h. 43m. LATEST DATES. London.July 12 Havre.Lily 11 Liverpool ....July 12 New Orleans. . July 2<» M AKIN K LIST. PORT OF ALEXANDRIA. JULY 2rt. Akiuykd. Schr. Southerner, Lelevre, Baltimore, anthra cite coal to Howard & Poor Schr. David (’alter, Gautier. Washington, N. C.. lumber to 1 homas X Dyer. Schr. Sarah Catherine. Daggs. Aqnia (’reek, wheat to Roach k ashington. Sailed. Bri^ Candace. Matthews, Boston, bv Cumber 9 * land Coal and Iron Co. Schr. Village Gem, Case Boston, by Cumber land Coal ami Iron Co. Schr. Lavinia S. Barnes, Stannard. Bridgeport. Ct.. by Cumberland Coal and Iron(’o. 8tp.4rn»»r Martin Hotifilhn. Preston. New \ ork. by Cumberland Coal ad Iron Co. Memoranda. Ship Essex, sailed from Liverpool, for this port. Sth inst. Schr. Versailles. Eldridge. sailed from Boston, for this port, 24th. Schr. Ann Pickerel, Pukes, sailed from Phila delphia, for this port, 24th. _


ocr: i LUMBER E\RD.—We take tL.* method ot informing our customers, that we have c*u nected our LUMBER BUSINESS with the CAB I NET MAN l FACTORY, where wo are pre pared to lurnish every de-cription ol Lumber usually found in the most e.xtep.vive LUMBER YARDS. ALSO. Lime, Hvdraulic Cement, Calcined Plaister, Lath?. Shiugle*, Failings Na»la of all biie?, Ac., Ac., which ue will sell lew far on*!*, «*f at the- u*u*l time to punctual cqitefwri. jam 1 3AMT* GBKKN k SON


ocr: LEMBER YARD.—We take this method oi 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 iu the most extensive Lumber Y ard». Ai*o, Lime,Hydraulic Cement, Calcined Plais ter, Lath?, Shingles, Failings, Nail* of all pises, Ac., Ac., which we will sell low for cash, or at tut u«uai time to punctual customers, ja* 1 JAMES GREEN A SON


ocr: • . j ( , ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAIL ROAD. O^N^ANlfA^^IRVO.DN irxA. Ibot, daily trams (Sundays r-xcepted.) will be run over this road, agreeable t<> t ie io low ing arrangement — A train tor W'arrenton and intermediate point* will leave the StaMon. corner ot Duke and Hemy str^t>. at o'clock, A. M.; arrive at Warren ton at 11 o'clock, A. M Returning, will leave WarrenTon at a quarter past 1 o'clock, 1‘. M . arriving in Alexandria at a quarter betoie 1 o'clock, 1\ M. A train from Orange C. IT. to Alexandria, and intermediate points, will leave Orange C. H., at o'clock. A. M., arriving in Alexandria at 1<4 o'clock, A. M. Returning, will leave Alexandria at 1 \ o'clock, p. M , arriving at Orange C. H . at 5f o'clock, P M. „ ... A daily Stage is running between Gordonsville and Orange C. H.. in connection with the Cars on this and the Virginia Central Road. THROUGH TICKETS. To Gordonsville.$1 To Staunton. ' ,>0 To Lynchburg. * ih) To Winchester. 1 Per order : W\ B BROCK ETT, Agent. ti*b 13—ti


ocr: V r EVERETT TEACHER OF \ # CAL A\P 1SSTRCMESTAL SIC, romei of Princtaad Royal $tntts. gives es sons on the Piano, lor f i'-> p quarter, at his lec ture room: Npo p quarter, a! the residence oj pupil. LESSONS IN VOCAL Ml’>IC given the most favorable terms. aug b>—dim


ocr: ' 'A R HI SON'S CELEBRATED PKKFT- MKRY; Harrison’s Toilet Water. ad Siics do. double Cologne do. do. do., do. single do. do. do. do : do. Philicome Pomatum: do. Mammoth Soap do. Extracts, Patchauly. Bouquet de Caroline &c.: do. Dentifice: Jenny Lind Colgur. Stabler s Circassian Hair Dye. the best known: tfa* Lau Lastral Hair Ionic. \c., for sale by F H. STABLER, No. 165 King-street, cor o! Washington. _ flQf^Sigu of the Golden Bottle. JM>v ' A LOT of Buckwheat Meal and Cranber L"V. Hes, received, and for sale by uov 7 THOMAS DAVY


ocr: _ ALNIAWAC. _ Jo34. iSraiSr*! 4 r a i t. I rues .[ sets, i Moos'* Phases.^ 3 Monday.. 5 44 6 16; “■ * 4 Tuoaday . . 15 43 6 17:*11,1 Mr- 5 10 1* 5 Wednkdav 5 41,6 .. V3 0 46 6 Tkuraday |5 40 6 20 Jt»st 14 ‘ 4 * 7 Friday.... 5 30 6 21 N«w....2- 1 4 M 8 Saturday. . 5 38 6 22 HIGH VN A TER. 9 Sunday...‘3 3»» 6 24 April 3, lOh. 43m. LATEST DATES. London.Mh. 18 I Havre.Mh. Liverpool.Mh. 18 | New Orleans . Mh. MARINE LIST. PORT OK ALEXANDRIA, APRIL 1_ Arrjvid. Schr. Pawnee, Pharo, New York, salt to MeKenzie. Schr. Gazelle, Marshall, New York, salt to W. Harrison. Schr. Reaper, Leet, Philadelphia, to S. Shinn Sun, and freight tor the District. Schr. Washington. Smith. New York, to Shinn 6c Son, and freight for the District Schr. Osceola. Bragg, Wa>hmgton. N. lumber to Thomas A Dyer. Sau.ru. Schr. Ann Pickrell, Dukes, Philadelphia, S. Shino 6c Sou. Schr. R. B. Smith.-, New York, by Shinn 6c Sou. Memoranda. Schr. Geo. W. Krebs. Emerson, hence at adelphia. 30th ult. Schr. Lucy Child, Grafton, cl d at Boston this port, 3oth ult. Schr. Julia Newell. Parsons, from this for Boston, was at Holme* s


ocr: KEMOYAL.— JOH.V OGDENhurem \ed . from Cameron it net, to the store recently fitted up, on the r.orth side of King street, tteond door be lore St. Asoyh street Housekeepers and others are invited to examine the variety and prices of HOUSE KEEPING ARTICLES, trow a Fotato Mash er up. for sale at this store aug 5


ocr: TRANSPORTATION OFFICE, Orange & Alexandria Railroad, ) March 29th, 1S&4. S XTOTICE.—OXASD AFTER TttJR DATE\ ' PtAktRi and Coal found loaded in House Cara of this Company, will not be forw arded. Gondola Cars will be furnished for that pur poi*. [mb 29] W. B. BROCKETT, Agent. fflHE^MOMETER CHURNS, 5 dozen as I sorted lizes, from 3 to 15 gallons, just re ceived and for sale by R. S. HUCK, ~ Fairfax street.


ocr: Congress. j The House, on Saturday, passed Senate and House private bills, after which thev went into Committee of the Whole the state of the Union, wherein the civil and diplomatic appropriation bill w »s taken up. The amendment of Mr. Smith of Ya., appro printing $75,000 for the completion of Little Falls bridge over the Potomac, was discussed by Mr. McMullen for a bridge j at Georgetown in its stead, and by Mr. May, and Mr. Staunton, of Ky.,for the said amend ment; when it was agreed to—ayes 71, noes 58.


ocr: 'Y^EBfTrtAN' GUANO.—1400 tons Peruvian rfiirtir a#w going in store, and to amy« Tool and Albus, direct from the Chin CjMLfAk far I*** by HOWARD * POOR.


ocr: BRILLIANT SCHEMES, To be drawn at Wilmington* Delaware* IN AUGUST, 1854. GREGORY MAURY* Managers. 37.500 DOLLARS! LOTTERY for the benefit of the State of Delaware, Class 10**, for 1854, drawn at Wil mington. Del., on Saturday, jiugust Wth, 1854. 12 drawn numbers out of 75 ! SPLENDID SCHEME! 1 prize of $37,500 I prize of $3,595 1 do 20.000 50 prizes of 1,000 1 do 12.500 50 do 500 1 do 6,000 114 do 300 1 do 4,000 &C.. &C., &<*. Tickets $10; halves $5; quarters $2 50! ! Certificates of pack'gs 25 whole tickets $14o 00 Do do 25 half do 70 (X) Do do 25 quarter do 35 00 ■. 62,437 DOLLARS! LOTTERY for the benefit of the State of Del- aware, Class I, for 1854, drawn at mington, Del., on Saturday. August 26th, 1854. 78 number lottery—12 drawn ballots! MAGNIFICENT SCHEME! 1 prize of $62,437 40 prizes ot $1,500 20 prizes of lo.OOO 159 do Kc., \c., &c. Tickets $20, halves 10. quarters 5, eighths 2 50 Certificates of packag s 26 whole tickets. $280 00 Do do 26 half do 140 00 Do do 26 quarter do 70 00 Do do 26 eighth do 35 UO ORDERS for Tickets and Shares andCer- tilicates of Packages iu 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 w ho order from me. Address, P. J. BITKKY. Agent jy 20—1 m Wilmington, Delaware. HARDWARE* CUTLERY* 4u. ENGLISH* CASTLEM AN & CO., IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN FOREIGN & DOMESTIC HARDW ARE* Cl 'll ERY.tfc .Hfc.. 4 RE now receiving an unusually large and well selected stock of GOODS, in their line, suited to the season. IL7*Country Merchants are particularly invi ted to examine our Goods before purchasing, as we are prepared to stipply them upon as favora ble terms as they can be procured elsewhere, rnh 30 have just opened a large stock ot W COACH AND SADDLERY HARD WARE, among which will he found uncut’ mis: otirruji nuns Roller and Bridle Buckles Spurs; Girth and Rein Webb Coach. Seaming, and Pasting Lace Fringes: Tassels; Rosettes; Harness Ornaments Curtain Glasses Patent Enamelled Cloth and Leather Hubs; Bows and Felloes; together with a great


ocr: ] 1VTA.MKD.—A Southern Lady, qualified \\ to teach all the English Branches and Music, to take charge of a small school in a pri vate family. Address the subscriber, Middleburg. Loudoun County, until the loth of October, afterwards Kilmarnock P. O., Lancaster Co.. Va. sep 18—whv JAS. F. BALL. [Southern Churchman, vv tw] .1 OB PRIN T I N G Neatly executed, with despatch, at this Otiicr


ocr: Hodgsons diamond CBMEjrt, foe joining broken China, Glass. W ood, and every description of fancy articles, received, and for sale bv ' If C. MAJOR, b*i Apothecary.


ocr: — VraNSPORTATION officf. Orange & Alexandria Railroad, ( Alexandria Station. July 4. lso4. > PARTIES of 50or more, wifhing »o ,U*K excursions to the country during the sum _months, can arrange at any ume, by apply- & BROCKETT, Agent.


ocr: /’AHEAP FURNITURE vVar e~ roomjT— M JjIMES II DEVolVGHSy comer of King a,id Pot streets, cppc>$ue the Marshall House .Alex andria la, UPHOLSTERER, CABINET, CHAIR, BED AND MATTRASS MANIE FACTUHER, keeps constantly on hand, Beds Mattresses. Bolsters. Pillows, Bedsteads. Tahlls, f hatrs. Looking Glasses, Clocks, and a number of HOUSE FURNISHING articles. atp 21—tf "11 TOOL purchased by M PANTO. F HOOK.


ocr: tTi /V YARDS of beautiful CASSIMEBE^of I ly various shades and mixtures, lor bu* ik«S suita, received this day. bv ... WILLIAM D MASSE l. Merchant Tailor. J1


ocr: / UiLAP FCKNITIRF. WARLMuioMsT \ J.iMLS H VLVEUjIIS. «>rorr of and ritt utriet*, opposite the Marshall IJour*. Jle.r a/tdria. td., P PHOLSTERKR. CHAIR. HP:n AND MATTRASS MANC FACTCKLR, keeps constantly on hand. Mattkivses. BourEas, Pillows, Bld-te a Table*, Cairn*. LooEi>e> (tiA*»i:e. Clock*, a number of HOlsK riRMSHINTi tep 21—tt' 4 NTURACI PL COAL—Just peccived /\ lor sale White and Red Arh Caalb. 3t JA* GRFTEN X SON


ocr: ^sssr-misis mg »« the Stano«w B BROCKF.TT, Agent. 4—iw


ocr: BRILLIANT SCHEMES, To b« draw n at Wllmiugtou, Delaware, DkJULY, 1&>4. GREGORY 4l MAURY, Managers* IOTTKRY tor the benelit of the State of Del> j aware, ('lass H, tor 1 854, drawn at Wil ntiiigtoii, IV!., on Saturday, July 22</, 1854. 75 number lottery—12 drawn ballots ! MAGNIFICENT SCHEME! 1 prize of $05,912 10 prizes of $3,000 5 prizes of 2<>,000 bO do 1,000 5 do 10,000 139 do 500 kc., kc.. kc. Ticket- $20, halves 10, quarters 5, eighths 2 50 Certificates ot packag's 25 whole tickets.$2b0 00 Do do 25 half do 130 00 Do do 25 quarter do 65 00 Do do 25 eighth do 32 50 I OTTERV for the benefit of the State of Del j aware. Class 172, for 1854, drawn at Wil mington, Del., on Saturday, July 29th. 1854. 78 number lottery—12 drawn ballots! BRILLIANT SCHEME. I prize of $37,(MX) 20 prizes ot $,3000 1 do 15,000 197 do 600 1 do 0,792 kc.. kc. kc. Tickets $10—halves $5—quarters $2 50. Certificates of paek'gs. 26 whole tickets, $150 00 Do do 26 hall lo 75 (X) Do do 2b quarter do 37 50 ty ORDERS for Tickets and Shares andCer ♦ificates 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. BUCKL\, Agent V 2b—lm Wilmington. Delaware,


ocr: tAA BUTTS POUND LIMP TOBACCO— /(1 15,000 v*rv fine imported Segars. land mg tWi» day. which. with a large stock of im norted and domestic Segars and fine ToWco 01 hand l otfer for sale, at the lerv lowest tuarkei ££ Iff *1 R « Hl NTON


ocr: j. j j ' j j | j ; BRILLIANT SCHEMES, r© be draws at Wilmtnftoa, Delaware, IN JULY, 1854. GREGORY 4 MAURY, Managers. LOTTERY for the benefit of the State of Del aware. Class H, for 1854. drawn at Wil mington, Del., on Saturday, July 22</, 1854. 75 number lottery—12 drawn ballots ! MAGNIFICENT SCHEME! 1 prize of $65,912 10 prizes of $3,000 5 prizes of 20,000 60 do 1.000 5 do 10.000 139 do f>00 Ac., Ac., Ac. Pickets $20, halves 10. quarters 5, eighths 2 50 Certificates ol packag's 25 whole tickets,$260 00 Do do 25 half do 130 00 Do do 25 quarter do 65 00 Do do 25 eighth do 32 50 LOTTERY for the benefit of the State of Del- aware. Class 172, for 1854, drawn atWil- rniiigton. Del., on Saturday. July 20th. 1854. 78 number lottery—12 drawn ballots! BRILLIANT SCHEME. 1 prize of $37,000 20 prizes of $.3000 l do 15.000 197 do 600 1 do 6.792 Ac., Ac. Ac. Tickets $10—halves $5—quarters $2 50. Certificates of pack gs. 26 whole tickets, $150 00 Do do 26 half do 75 00 Do do 26 quarter do 37 50 tFORDKRS for Tickets and Shares and Cer tificates of Packages in the above Splendid Lot teries, will receive the most prompt attention, and an account of each drawing will be sent immediately after it is over to all who order from me. Address, P. J. BUCKEY, Agent 26—1m Wilmington, Delaware.


ocr: j ap ]3 HOWARD b POOR. SUGARv—Porto Rico, New Orleans, Loaf. Crushed, Pulverized, and Clarified Sugars, in full supply, and at lowest market rates. J. McCORMICK. S. E. cor. je i4 King and St. Asaph streets. 1HSH ! FISH!!—'100 bbls. of No. 1 Potomac ^ Herring. 100 bbls. No. 1, Family Shad, in store, and for sale in small lots. low. to please, by GF.O. W. HARRISON. Kerry Slip. jy7 CIOAL! COAL! !—W e are now receiving ) two cargoes white and red a»h prepared Coal for ranges be. jy jy J. J. WHEAT b BROS. RANDY.—Sup. 4th proof Brandy, a fine article for medicinal purposes, lor sale by HARPER b BOUSH, ;v 14 Kingst. Dock. "EXTINES.—Sup. Old Madeira. Pale and VV Dark Sherry Wine, for sale at ' HARPER A ROUSH’S, jy |4 King street Dock. |Q HALF CHESTS superior Young Hyson I O Tea. just received, and for sale by je J4 FLEMING A DOUGLASS. BASKETS.—25 dozen Peach and Apple bas kets, at HARPER A ROUSH'S jy 14 King sttreet Dock. EXTRA HAMS.—100 small Sugar Cured Family HAMS, just received, and lor sale at jy 13 WHITE'S, Post Office corner. T AA BUSHELS CORN, lor sale in lots to JDI M r suit purchasers, by iyl2 ROBINSON A PAYNE. qaa BALES prime TIMOTHY HAY, re • M I ceived. and for sale by THOMAS DAVY. PERUVIAN GUANO*.—Peruvian Guano, (slightly damaged) for sale by jt io ° J CAZENOVE A CO. 1 f\ TONS No. 2 GUANO, for sale by ]( ) jy 7 ROACH A WASHINGTON. LEMON and GINGER SYRUP, lor sale at jy 14 WHITE'S, Post-office corner. aAA BUSHELS CORN, for sale by ) jy 8 KINCHELOE A CO. Of\f\ BAGS, for sale low, by OUU JY 12 ROBINSON A PAYNE. fancy ARTICLES, *©._ PORTE MONA1ES.—The subscriber has still on hand a large assortment of PORTE MONA1ES, ol all kinds and qualities. Per sons in want ol the above, will do well to call at C. C. BERRY'S, jy 14 Fancy and Variety Store. OILED SILK, Ac.—Oiled Silk of the best quality; also. Tida, Crotchet Floss, W ork ing and Sewing Cottons; Purse and Sewing Silk; Pins; Tanes, and Needles, always on hand and for sale cheap by je 11 H. B. WHITTINGTON A CO._ -V rUSICAL^iNSTRUMENTS AND JEW ifX ELRY.—On hand, all assortment of cele brated PIANOS, from four different manufacto tories ol the highest estimation, of which pur chasers may take the advantage of satisfying their own tastes; sold at manufacturer's prices, and warranted. Also, an extensive assortment of VIOLINS, amongst them some old rarities, viz: Cremona. Guamerius, and Andre Steiner; Melodeons, of the last improved styles—Guitars, Flutes, Fifes, Clarionets, and Accordeons, ol every size. Also, a large assortment of the new style JEWELRY, WATCHES, AND CLOCKS. WATCHES carefully repaired and warranted. RASCHE A PFLUEGER, tep 3 * opposite Sarepta Hall, King-st.


ocr: Vf EiiROES WANTED.—I wish to purchase vmJ any number of NEGROES, either m fami lies, or single Negroes. Also, mechanics of all kinds, for which I will pay the highest cash prices. Persons wishing to sell will find it to their advantage to see me or my Agents before they sell. All communications, will meet with prompt attention, if addressed to me at this place, jy 16—tf JOSEPH BRUIN.


ocr: ( ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAIL ROAD. ir>(A. 1801. daily trains (Sundays••vot-ptwl.) will he run over tins road, ayreeahle to th** I'd low ing arrangement :— A train tor Wanenton and inteimediate points will leave the Station, corner ot Duke and 1 It in \ Street,, at M o'clock. A M ; arrive at Warrenmn at 11 o'clock, A. M R» turning. vxill leave Wanenton at a quarter past 1 o'clock. P. M , arriving in Alexandria at a quarter before t o ctork, 1 • M. A train from Orange C H « to Alexandria, and intermediate points, will leave Orange C. H.. at *?A o’clock, A M , arriving in Alexandria at 1<)A o'clock, A. M Returning, will leave Alexandria at 1, o clock, P. M., arriving at Orange (.. H„ at o clock, P. M. A daily Stage is running lietvvecn Gordonsville and Orange H., in connection with the Cars on this and the Virginia Centra! Road. THROl GH TICKETS. To Gordonsville.$1 ,n To Staunton. ' 3° To Lynchburg. 7 To Winchester. 1 ,M> Per order : W. B. BROCKE TT, Agent, fob 13—tf


ocr: ALMANAC. 1 sot. 5>uk£»UN| JUNE. rises, sets. J Moon s Phases. 23 Friday.... 4 42 7 I8l ® M . M o i v U j-* i i si New.... 25 6 51 m. 2f> Sunday... 11 42 7 18 ^irst 4r- 7 11 M 20 Monday... ,4 4217 18-^u** l({ 14 M 27 Tuesday.. 4 43 7 njLast qr^M* > 14 k. 28 Wednesday 4 43 7 17 HIGH WATER. 29 Thursday. 4 43*7 171 Jens 23, 5h. 44m. LATEST DATES. London.fune 1U Havre.June 9 Liverpool.June 10 New Orleans. June 17 MARINE LIST, PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, JUNE 22. Sailed. Schr. C. G. Waterbury, Cook, Hast Wey mouth, Mass., coal, by Borden MiuittgCo. Schr. John Rogers, Shropshire, Somerset. Mas sachusetts, coal, by Borden Mining Co. Schr. Ocean, Mitchell, Richmond, by Frost burg Coal Co. Memoranda. Schr. Village Bell, Hallett, hence at Boston, 19th inst. Schr. Joseph Crandall, Crowell, hence at ligh ten, 18th inst. Schr. M. C. Durfee. James, hence at Fall Riv er, 17th. Schr. Gulf Stream, from Boston, for this port, was at Holmes' Hole, 19th inst. Schr. George W. Cummings, from this port, was at Holmes' Hole, 19th. Schr. B L. Berry. Sharp, hence, at Boston. 19th.


ocr: ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAIL ROAD. N AND AFTER WEDNESDAY. February ir*A. 180-1, daily trains (Sundays exempted.) will be run over this roa'l. agreeable to the lol* lowing arrangement :— A train tor Warrenton and intermediate points will leave the Station, coiner ol Puke and Heni} streets, at Si o’clock, A M.; arrive at Warrenton at 11 o'clock, A. M. Returning, will leave Warrenton at a quarter past 1 o'clock, )\ M., arriving in Alexandria at a quarter More l o’clock, 1*. M. ‘ A train from Orange C. H., to and intermediate points, will leave Orange C. H . at r»J o’clock, A M , arriving in Alexandria at l(>i o clock, A. M. Returning, will leave Alexandria at 1 J o’clock, P. M., ariiving at Orange C. H.. at 5[ o'clock, P. M A daily Stage is running between Gordonsville and Orange H., in connection with the Cars on this and the Virginia Central Road. THROUGH TICKETS. To Gordonsville.f 1 50 To Staunton. 1 oO To Lynchburg. " **0 To Winchester. 4 00 Per order : W. B. BROi KK1 1, Agent. teb H—tf


ocr: LOWS , of iwry description— Minor A Horton, Rough and Ready, (genome) 'Rugglss N. Menen A Co.’e Plows Hillside Plow* Subsoil Plows Castings, of all kinds, by fob 11 ADDISON A MEADE.


ocr: HOI SEKLEPER WANTED.—The under signed. residing in Loudoun County, near the Village of Upperville, wishes to employ a respectable FEMALE, who is experienced in HOUSEKEEPING, fine who is skiltul with the needle would be preferred. Further informa tion may be had at the oilier of the Alexandria Gazette, or by letter to the subscriber. J G. GRAY. Upperville, Loudoun Co., aug 28—eotl*


ocr: _ _-- —■—— CoBgrew* Th* Senate, yesterday, considered several private bill*. The House of Representatives was princi pally engaged on the bill relative to the mail steamers’ between Xew Orleans and Califor DIB. MARRIED. Inthecitv of New Orleans, on the 18th ult.. Cant THOMAS CONWAY, late of this place, to Miss CLEMENTINE CONWAY, of the lor rner place. _ DIED. In Norfolk, on the 5th. ROBKR T K. 1 A\ LOR, Ksq.. alter a severe illness of several weeks du ration He was a gentleman of high standing a* a lawyer, represented the city oil several oc casions in the Mate Legislature, and ti>ok a lively interest in the various schemes of im provements by w hich the prospects of Norfolk might be advanced. _


ocr: _J- ■ .-1. ALMANAC. 1 so4. Sum Sim april. m«.| sets. Moos s Phases. S Saturday.. 5 38(6 22 * * ** 9 Sunday_{5 3b:b 241 J* “H-* -» 13 {> V) M in Monday...i5 35b 05 Last qr. 19 - * K 11 Tuesday .. 15 34'b 2«!£.*w" • /2‘ ! . } M 12 Wednesday 5 331b 27 1,1 rst n_4 1J M 13 Thursday . j-*) 32 jb 2S HIGH WATER. u Friday.... 5 3llb 29 April S, 3h. 57m. LATEST DATES. London.Mh. 23 Havre.Mh. 22 Liverpool.Mh. 23 New Orleans.. Mh. 30 MARINE LIST. PORT OF ALEXANDRIA. APRIL 7. Arrived. Schr. Robert James, Smith, Somerset, lum ber to Smoot Ac Uhler. j Schr. Charles Adams, Borfey, Carolina shin 1 gles to Smoot Ac Chler. Schr. B. L. F., Hutchings. N. t\. flooring to Smoot Ac Chler. Schr. J. Truman, Gridin, Salem, plaister to L. McKenzie. Schr. H. W Collins, Ballance, N. C., shingles to Waters Zimmerman Ac Co. Steamer Maryland. Mitchell, Baltimore, to S. Shinn & -Son. and freight lor the District. Memoranda. Schr. Le Roy, Osborn, cleared at New ^ork. tor this port. 5th inst. Schr. Henry Treeland. from Boston, tor this port, put in to Newport. Ith inst., with loss of jib-boom. Schr. Irani Smith, Crowell, sailed from. Fall River tor this port. 2d mst. Schrs. Julia Newell, Parsons, and Potomac, Ketchum, hence


ocr: \ k«u'*‘ Gaxette 4 Vlrfiai* Advertiser* ; FCBL1SHKD 9A1LT BT EDGAR 8 X O W D K X. At Kt#ht Dollar* per annum. payable hah yearly. Alvisa'a* Gaieltc 4fc VlrgiiU Advertiser. (KOK the country) 19 ptULbHKK RJMtL'I. VKIY. 0> TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS AND SATURDAYS, At Kivu Dollar* per auuum, payable iu advance. IbttMS of Aovkktumng.—Alverti**>u»ents not exe»**iin^ ou« square. Inserted three times for one dollar. Adver tisement* eoutiuued after three time*, f»»r » cent* a square roa sacu isssxnox lxsiDr.. «*r Zb cent* oitsids.— Six toe u liue* are counted as a s44.ua rv. Advertisement* by the year, at price* to |>e agreed Upou. tui ing reference to the usual amount of spiuv they may occupy. . .... l'.Teou* advertising by the year not t*> advertise articles U4>t in4*luded in their regular business, nor to iu***rt in their advertis**uients auy oth.*r uanH*> than their owu.


ocr: rpm ADAMS' EXPRESS COMPANY are I now forwaiding to Wanenton, Culpeper (,>ran* e Ct. Hcuee, and Gordouiviile, over the Orange and Alexandria Railroad, and will for ward GOODS of all description* through to all of Uio above named place*, with despatch. Mtr chantt will find it to their interest to pa-roniac the k*pre*s. HUGH LATHAM. Airct . ; i j


ocr: BRILLIANT SCHEMES. To be drawn at Wilmington, Delaware, in Ai'iirsT, 1854. GREGORY A MAURY, Managers. 37.500 DOLLARS! I OTTERY tor the benefit of the State of j Delaware. Class 1 *.♦« >, tor 1834, drawn at \\ il mingtou. Del., on Saturday. August 1 \*th. 1834. 12 drawn numbers out of 73 ! SPLENDID SCHEME! 1 prize of Jji.37.3un 1 puzeot 5j*3.5‘.L> 1 do •jn.itcu 5o prizes of 1,000 1 do 1 *g.30O 30 do 3(H) 1 do 6,000 111 do 300 1 do 4,"00 Ac.. Ac., \c. I’iekets JjiOk halves S'3: quarters S»2 30! Certificates of pack gs 23 whole tickets $llo (HI 1 >o do 23 halt do 70 00 Do do 25 quarter do 35 00 02.137 DOLLARS! [ OTTERY tor the benefit of the State of Del j aware. Class 1. for 1854. drawn at Wil mington. Del., on Saturday. August *26/A. 1854. 7> number lottery—12 drawn ballots ! MAGNIFICENT SCHEME! 1 prize of $62,137 I 10 prizes of $ 1.500 ‘20 prizes of 1 (.»,00U | 15*> do 1.000 \c.. \c.. Ac. Tickets $20. halves 10. quarters 5. eighths 2 30 ( **i'tilicates ol packag's 20 whole tickets.$280 OO Do do 20 half do l io 00 Do do 20 quarter do 70 (.KJ Do do 26* eighth do 35 00 Vv ORDERS ior Tickets and Shares and Cer tificates oi Packages in the above Splendid Lot teries. will receive the most prompt attention. and an account of each drawing will he sent immediately after it is over to all who order from me. Address, P. J. Bl'CK EY. Agent jv JO—lm Wilmington. Delaware. HARDWARE, CUTLERY, Ar. ENGLISH, CASTLEM AN \ CO.. IMPOKTKRS AVI) UKAI.KKS IV FOREIGN DOMESTIC HARDWARE, Cl TIER r. A' - 4r ViiE now receiving an unusually large and well selected stock of GOODS, ill their line, suited to the season. yj'Country Merchants are particularly invi ted to examine our Goods before purchasing, as we are prepared to supply them upon as favora ble terms as they can he procured elsewhere, mb 30 have a large stock of


ocr: TRANSPORTATION OFFICE, Orange \ Alexandria Railroad. ) March 20th. 1854. N 'V'rOTICE.—OXJyi> AFTER THIS JUTE, \ Plvster and Coal found loaded in House rHrs of this Company, will not be forwarded. Gordola Cars will be furnished tor that pur h *>1 W. B. BROCKETT, Agent^


ocr: REMOVAL.—J OHN OGDEN has removed from Cameron s'.net, to the store recently fitted up. on the north side of King street, second door belon* St. Asaph street. LsF" Housekeepers and others are invited to examine the variety and prices of BOUSE KEEPING ARTICLES, from a Potato Mash er up, for *ale at this store. i


ocr: sep **• S. K. corner of King and Wash-sts. G1 KEEN GINGER; White Castile Soup: { Linseed Oil; Common Sweet Oil; Fennel I Seed; Improved Suspensary Bandages: Sponge: Chamomile Flowers. Ac., just received, and lor I sale by JAS. ENTWISLE, Jr., Apothecary, j sep j opposite Sarepta Hall. DRV CHLORIDE LIME—One cask Dry Chloride Lime, just received per Schr. ! Fairfax, from New \ork.and tor sale bv JOHN LEADBEATER. s mo 10 Stabler * Old Stand, Fairfax-st. SEGARS— A line assortment of Principe, Loud res, La Napoleon. Meneages, and othei brands, of superior quality, just received and for v,ale by B. C. MAJOR, Apothecary, sep ‘2 S. K. cor. King and Allred sts. I INS EEL) OIL. a tresh supply, ot superior a quality, just received by K. li. STABLER. N. W. cor. King and Washington sts. 1 Lxf" Sign ot the Golden Bottle. aug IS 1 TRESH BEDFORD WATER, just received * and for sale by R. H. STABLER, N. W. cor. King A Wash. sts. n^Sign of the Golden Bottle. sop 4 j / 1 KEEN JAMAICA GINGER, a prime ar | 1 Y tide, just received, and lor sale by J. R. PIER POINT, S. E. cor. gep 5 King and Wash. sts. •'MY n i W* I) \ D U V"!1 lcmortacc Plawfpr inr dres J sing wounds or sores, tor sale by HENRY COOK & CO, Sarepta Hall, aug 31 _ G1 REEN GINGER.—A supply, just received T and for sale by J. LEADBEATER, Stabler s mf> 5 old Stand, Fairfax street. r| TOBACCO.—Superior Lynchburg ( hewing I Tobacco, just received and lor sale by B C. MAJOR, Apothecary, gep2 S. E. cor. King and Alfred sts. UTEGARS.—A targe lot of superior Segars, iu^t received, at wholesale and retail, b} ^ " PEEL Ac STEVENS, sop 2 New Store. King-st. BURNETT'S COD LIVER OIL. do.Rush ton, Clark Ac Co's-, a lull supply of each, just received at R- K- SI ONE S sep 9 Drug Store, cor. King and Pitt-sts. "lY^EST'S NO. 1 ETHEREAL OIL, just re \V ceived and for sale by f T MORTON & CO , jv s Wholesale Druggists. LINSEED OIL.—One cask Linseed Oil. just received, and for sale by J. LEADBEATER, Stabler s old stand, S mo 22 Fairfax street. G1 REEN GINGER.—A supply just received, Jf and for sale by J. LEADBEATER, Stabler*s old stand. 8mo 22 Fairfax street. ]TRKSH supplies Ltaseed Oil and Lewis s ^ Philadelphia Lead, just received, and lor sale by ^T<f n C° ’, • 2| W holesaie Druggets. REEN GINGER —A fresh supply, receiv IT ed, and for sale by sep 9 H. COOK Ac CO., Sarepta Hall. 1‘ETHEREAL OIL —A freshsupply. received Aj and lor sale by HENRY COOK & CO., aug 31 _Sarepta Hall. i \ ~ PER CENT. ALCOHOL, for sale by MORTON Ac CO., Wholesale Druggists. JyJ_ 5BBLS. Spirits Turpentine, just received by MORTON Ac CO., Wholesale Druggists. Jy s_ EMERY No. I and No. '2.—A lull supply, just received, and for sale by sep 5> H. COOK Ac CO., Sarepta Hall. FRESH SALAD OIL in pint and quart bot tles, received, and for sale by ; j | I j 1 i j j ] | j i ! ' j ! ; ' j I | j 1


ocr: MEAL—Dealers supplied C/CORN MEAL, at the Franklin Uni°Mtr*\ J. WISE & CO. J HIGDON, still continues to # orders m House and Sign Painting, gha lower end of King street. sep 1 ^ >


ocr: , COMMERCIAL.. Alexandria Market, January O. There is great e.xciti liient to-day in Bread- stuffs, caused by the advices by the Niagara, There have been no s,iie$ ot f lour, ironi fit* fa* t that there is but little tor sale—l he market is unsettled. Wheat has advanced l<> to 12 cents # bushel. We quote fair to prime red at 125 a> *«*> cts.i white at 2<>5 if It" cents—supplies light. Corn Iras advanced*. We quote win t and mixed at 7s lt mi cts.: yellow S' 11 s2 ct*.. closing firm. I lover Seed searce, and m uemni.d at $7 50. and tending upward. SaV»ot country Corn Meal at 8n cents. Other articles unchanged. Hull luiorc Market. Baltimore. Jan. 24.—Flour—Sales of 1.0 »0 barrels of flour at $s 25. Wheat—Sale* oi white at $1 '.‘5 G $2— 1*',' O' * bushels Corn—Sales of yellow at >7 a >> cents per bushel. Rye—sales at $1 iO. Tire steamers' news had a decidedly lavoraMe etfect upon bread- Stuffs.


ocr: PLOWS of every description— Minor A Horton plough and Ready, (genuine) Rugglea N. Mason & Co.'s Plows Hill Side Plows; Subsoil Plows * Castings, of all kinds, by kk U ADDISON A MEADE.


ocr: GROCERIES, Ac._ / 1HAMPAGNE WINE.—Max Sautairn < Cos. Champagne Wine, equal to any Win imported into tins Country, constantly on ham for sale by F. A. MARBURY, Agent for Importers. Fowle's Whar dee I t 12 AISINS- AM) C I T R <> .Y I\ Bunch Raisins, in whole, half, and quarte bnxe*: Sicily Plums, and Leghorn Citron, jus received, at \\ HI I E S. Post-Office corner. tel, 22 .)i u w BUSHELS CLOVER AND TIMO THY SEED, just received, and toi sale by HUME, MARSHALL ^ WARD, feb 13 /1 LOVER SEED.— 100 bushels Clover Seed \ new crop, just received, and for sale by . GREEN, SETTLE Ac CO., ja„ 21 Prince Street Wharf rfOD FISH — 20<>h lbs. Cod Fi»h, just receiv I j ed and tor sale by GEO. W. HARRISON. teb 14 Union street I )RIME NEW CROP N. O. SUGAR.—< hhds. New Orleans Sugar, just received am tor sale by jan s.i ' FLEMING Ac DOUGLASS. • )** BBLS. NO. I POTOMAC HERRING 0) / in store, and will be sold low to clos* out, by GEORGE W. HARRISON, feb 4 Union street 1 1RESH BUTTER —2<n, lbs. choice ROLL BUTTER, for sale by GEORGE W. HARRISON, feb Id Ferry Slip. / fORN MEAL.—A constant supply of tine white CORN MEAL, sharp ground, and suitable for family use. forsaleby feb Id HUME. MARSHALL Ac WARD. “r i v BBLS. strictly prime n«*u crop. New Or leans Molasses, lauding this day ami lor sale by FLEMING Ac DOUGLASS, teb ! I MACKEREL—2U bids. Nos. *2 and 3 large Mackerel, just received and for sale by ‘ GEO. W. HARRISON, p.j, ) j Union street. HHDS. Prime New Orleans Sugar, 4 ) tierces fresh Rice, landing this day and sale by FLEMING \ DOUGLASS, feb 1 1 ~ i v BBLS. No. 2 POTOMAC HERRINGS, )" f tor sale by feb 13 HUME. MARSHALL Ac WARD. IMm BOXES PREMIUM MUSTARD. * ju>t received and for sale by feb 14 W. A: C. BAYNE. LOVER AND TIMOTHY SEED—GO bu>h / els just received and to*:sale by feb 1 ROBINSON & PAYNE. ¥ ¥ ERRINGS.—G'» bbls. No. 1 Eastport Hf.r rim.s. landing lrom Schr. / A. I ame. lor sale bv [tei> '.*] CAZKNO\ K& CO. FANCY ARTICLES, «SLc. IXSTRCMKNTS AND JEW ELKY.—On hand, an assortment ot cele PIANOS, trom tour different manufacto of the highest estimation, ot which pur may take the advantage ot satisfying own taste.*;; sold at manufacturer's prices, warranted. Also, an extensive assortment VIOLINS, amongst them some old rarities, Cremona, (iuariierius, and Andre Steiner; ot the last improved styles-—Guitars, Fifes, Clarionets, and Accordeons, ot size. Also, a large assortment of the new st e I. f. ^ ■ ■ - . . j


ocr: rita’a. Gaiett* 4fc Vlrglala AdrertUer* j Vl'BUsHXD DAILY BY EDGAR At Eight Dollars pur annum. payabW half yearly. •MB’S. a Vlr*l»t» AdvrrtUrr. (rOR THE COUNTRY) 3» PUBLISHED, BLUl'L.vRLY, ON TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS AND SATURDAYS, It Viva Dollars per annum, payable in Advance. --- Uid op ADTumBWO.—“Advertisements ni*t exceeding I mo square, inserted three turn* for one dollar- Adver- isemenl* continued after three times, for »0 cent** a quare rot each imumoM in»idl. or '&> cents orrsu>E limtoon lines am counted as a square. v^rtlxemeats by the year, at prices to be agmjd UP laving reference to the usual amount of space they m - t»iM adTecUsiug by the year not t*> advertise artn U > pot included in their regular bu>ines.s. nor to in* rtm


ocr: GRICULTURAL IMPLEM ENTS.—We have on hand a large supply of Imple- mtjuts suitable for the season, which we offer lew at prices. t . 400 Wrought and Cast Ploughs, Hill Siue. Sub*otl and Surface 50 Corn Shelters, for hind and horse power 100 Cutting Boxes, 75 Oiuros, various kinds j9<OO0 ftp. Casting*- MEADE A EACHES, a«v ll Ne 12.«aat Faiflax st.; Uuak’sold stand


ocr: Alczau’a. Gazette A Virginia Advertiser, FCBUSHKD DULT BT RDGAR SSOWDK3I* At Right Dollars p**r annum, payable half y-^irly. Alexan'a. Gazette A Virginia Advertiser. (for the country) W HIKUdlUBt WWt’L.VRLT, ON TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS AND SATURDAYS, At Fire Dollar* per annum. payable in advance. Tsrm* or AuvsitTtsiNu.—Advertisement* n°t exceedin'; oue square, inserted thr>e time* f«>r v>ne dollar. Adv«*r tisement.* continued after thre*» tiui«s, t>>r ;>*> cents a square FOR ZXOl iNSKKtIOX INslDK, or -5 cents OUTSIDE.-— Sixteen lines are counted as a square. AirertisemottU by the year, at prices to be agreed upon, having reference to the usual amount of >p»ce they may occupy. Persons advertising by the year not to advertise article* not included in their regular business, nor t*» I user t in


ocr: LOCAL ITEMS. The mail between Alexandria and Dum fries, is now carried regularly and punctual ly, ou horseback, by a young lady, who acts ihe place of her father who is sick.— has now been thus engaged for several weeks, and has never missed a day, or been out of time—riding twenty-five miles, every day. Her industry and courage are worthy of honorable mention. The thermometer, on Monday afternoon, after the rain, fell to bSn, and yesterday stood at 72°. _ Oapt. Guyther, his son, and sister, died recently, of cholera, in St. Mary 8 county, Md. ___ The vine disease is prevailing extensively in Malaga, to the destruction of the grapes there.


ocr: WL&'MMMXM TRANSPORTATION OFFICE, Okasck & Alexandria Railroad. ) March 21*th, li>o4. $ Nr(>i i (4 {•:.—oy. iyi> af tf. r th is i k i tf., Plastkr and Coal found loaded in House Cars of this Company, will not he forwarded. Gondola Cars will be furnished for that pur pose. [mh 41'] W. B. BROCK ETT. Agent. vSlHl


ocr: "]^^AN(’E Sc GLASSELL, Commission Mb* ^ i e Hants. 03, Hater etreet. Snc York.—Strict attention given to all consignment* of Produce, Flour. Grain. SiC.Kke. RzKra to Shield? Sc Somerville. Richmond, Y*». Armstead Sc Warwick, Baltimore. Bacon Sc Baskerville. Richmond. Va. Rich’d H. Carter. Fauquier countv, Va. Blow Ac Marsh, New York. Harvey, Seudder Sc Co, Boston. NANTY. A* tilAttf&L. N'aw \ oik


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ocr: J FAIRBANKS* PATENT PLATFORM and ■* COUNTER SCALES.—Agent*, GEO. C. WING, 141 Pratt ftreet, Baltimore, D. B. SMITH & CO., Alexandria. RAILROAD. HAY and COAL SCALES, gent in any part of the country, at short notice,


ocr: ! j TRANSPORTATION OFFICE, Orange & Alexandria Railroad, ? March 20th, 1854. $ 'VT’OTICE.—ON AND AFTER THIS DJTE \\ Plaster and Coal found loaded in Hous< Cars of this Company, will not be forwarded Gondola Cars will be furnished for that pur pose {mh «*-•] W. B. BROCKETT, Agent. [ 1 - i i ’ . . I


ocr: FIRST ANNl'AL BALL OF THE INDEPENDENT LUE LIT ED. -—- . THF. 1 INDEPENDENT ORDER OF LUE LI TED 1) ESPECTFULLY announce to the citizens : oi Alexandria and its vicinity, that they will give a grand MILITARY, CIVIC, AND FANCY BALL. On the Evening of the 11th of April, AT D ADEPT A HALL. The following gentlemen, selected as Managers, from the different Associations, are respecttully 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. I bey pledge themselves, on their part, that no expense shall be wanting to make this the Ball oi the season. LLOYD WILLIAMS' celebrated Cotillion Music (full band.) will be engaged for that oc- casion. HACKS will convey Ladies tt and Irom the Ball. The BALL will be opened with the Lur. Litks Quick Step. t TICKETS $2, to be had from the Managers and at the Door. Managers. Henry Blondhaem, Franklin Hutchins, Francis Lane, A. Stallangs. I John Taylor. -___ On the part of the Military. Col. S. King Shay, (apt. Hugh Latham, Lieut. Col. B. Thomas, Lieut. E. B. Powell: i Major Geo. Plain, “ C. D. Rudd, , Capt. B. 1'. Plummer, “ Wm. Smith. “ Ceo. Duifey, u C. Craig. T. W. Ashby, “ F. Geisendaifer u James R. Smoot, k‘ W in. Davis, “ J. W. Ashby, “ J- W. Keene, u G. T. Whittington, “ Benj. Swan, “ Joseph Williams, u 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 C*>. W. B Brockett. | John Smoot Star Fire Co. A. Wallace Masters. | Cuthbert Powell. Hvimuulion Fire Co. Isaac Fntwisle. | E. 0. Swain. Ou the part of other Societies. Masonic Fratkksimy. John T. Johnston, J. A. Shinn. John T. Price. The I. O. O. F. W. F. Padgett. | W. Reed. The Red Men Jas. W. Atkinson. ! Joseph Williams. The LO. U. B. Lewis Herring. | Henry C. Field. The B. M. (H. T.) C. A. S. S. Gover. J H. Robinson. Washington (’li b. Frederick Baker. | Thomas Warring. Hand-In-Hand Cll'b. \f. P. Collins worth. | J. Smith. Fairfax Mystic Fraternity. J. W. Richardson. | F. R. Windsor. Hibernian Society, R. S. Douglas. | H. (f. McLaughlin. St. Andrews Society. T. S. Jamieson. | J. McKenzie. Sangkrrund Society. H. Pflueger. j J. F. Fixill, On the part of the Citizens. F. L. Brocket!, H. C. Dorsey, Robert I. Taylor, Capt. Gedney, Rutlolph Massey, Capt. Job Corson. Lester Llovd, Capt. Hinmann. mh 14—2awtfMccF OPRING TRADE FOR IS54.—O'BRIEN, 0 GRAFFL1N ^ HANSON, Imcortkks and Jobbers of Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, No. .*>, Hanover street. Baltimore. Md., are now receiving from the latest importations and from other sources, a very large and general assort ment of FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, adapted to the present and approaching seasons, which they are preparing to sell on as good terms as any other house in this or any other market. Buyers visiting this market are


ocr: , JOHN C. CLARK. Practical Clock and Watch Maker. King street, two doors w est of Pitt, ofTers for sale a fine assortment of Gold and Silver WfATCHES 8 day and 30 hour CLOCKS Silver Spoons. Butter Knives, and Forks, ranted genuine Gold Pens and Pencils ; Breastpins Ear-Rings; Gold and Silver Spectacles Gold Medallion*; Watch Keya, &e., witha grra< variety of other article*, which he will sell on as reasonable terms aa they can be purchased elsewhere. BP* Personal attention will be given to repair ing and cleaning watches. mh 1C> o A DOZEN PAINTED BUCKETS, for sale OU by [jan‘20] JOHN OGDEN.


ocr: fllHE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF I ALEXANDRIA, continues to insure against Fire, generally, in Town and Country, as hereto fore, on the most reasonable terms. BOARD OF DIRECTORS. Hugh S.mith, President. William rowie, 1 nomas Keun, Dwight Metcalf, William H. Towle, A. 1\ Gover, John II. Brent, William Gregory, John B. I)aing»rfield, Robert Jamieson, Edward S. Hough. Hugh C. Smith, Office hours from 9 to 1 and from 2$ to o’clock. C. W\ WATTLES, Secretary. Office on King street, near St. Asaph, nov 1<>—dly POTOMAC INSURANCE COMPANY OF ALEXANDRIA — Siml'kl Miller. President. Directors. Wm. N. McVeigh, J. F Dyer, G. I). Fowle, Lewis McKenzie, J. A. English, Thomas Davy. 'This Company is prepared to receive offers for Insurance. Office in the Exchange Block, King between Pitt and Royal streets. dec 8—tf JOSEPH EACHES. Secretary.


ocr: / 1 S( if AFKR. on Fairfax street, near Kin". \ , has for sale different articles, a, loilows Presen ed Ginger. Prunes. in g!a-s -crs Figs, ire-n Dat*.- Citron Filberts. Almonds. Ground Nuts Pecans. Knglisii Walnuts. Also, a new assortment of TOYS and FANCY sttpply ot FRENCH C ON F EC TIONER t. with a good a> sort merit of CANDY, of his manufacture, which heoiers for sale as low as any establishment in this market. oct 14


ocr: GAP—The subscribers, agents for the salt of MYRICK’S SOAPS, offer lot sale »0 boxes Chemical (Hive Soap d> 'do Pale do O do Brown do, warranted equ :• any manufactured, put up in package* to t, without charge. J. B. A. & S. ALLEN, 7 and 8, South Wharves, Philadelphia. Philadelphia, rah 19—3m


ocr: FOR MOUNT 'pmliir days lor the steamer >JSHISUTOX for Fort Washington, forxt * krsos, are Monday. l\edn**aay. Friday, leaving her berth at Daingertield s V\ yA o'clock. Fare, Round Trip, 7f>cts. ap 14—tf JOB CORSON, Captain.


ocr: Alcxas'E* Gazette A Virginia Advertiser, published daily by KDGAK 8SOWDEN, At Eight Dollars p**r annum, payable hall yearly. Alrxan'a. Gazette A Virginia Advertiser. (TOR THE COUNTRY) W PUBLISHED. REGULARLY, ON TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS AND SATURDAYS, At Five Dollars per annum, payable iu advauce. TtBMS or Advertising.—Advertisements n<>t excelling one squarw, inserteii three times for oue dollar. Ad'er* ti«*inwBt» coutiuue«l after thrvw times, for 50 cents a aquare roz bach insertion inside, or cents outside.— .Sixteen lines are counted as a squar*-. Advertisements by the year, at prices to be agreed upon, having reference to the usual amount ot space they may occupy ... Persons advertising bv the year not to advertise articles not included iu their regular business, nor to insert iu their advertisements any other names than their own.


ocr: ' j j j ^ i ; : , : i BRILLIANT SCHEMAS, To be drawn at Wilmington, Delaware, IN APRIL, 1854. GREGORY MAURY, Managers. 36,000 DOLLARS! 1 OTTERY for the benefit of the State of Del j aware. Class 86, lor 1854. drawn at Wil mington, Del., o)i Saturday, Jpril \^th. 18.>L 1 l drawn numbers out ot 78 ! SPLENDID LOTTERY! 1 prize of $36,000 1 prize of $3,600 1 prize of 2<>.000 40 prizes ot l.ow 1 do 10.000 40 do •'►OO 1 do 6,OOf I 279 do 2W kc., &c., kc. ^ Tickets $10—halves $5—quarters $2 50. Certificates of pack'gs. 26 whole tickets, $14" 00 Do do 26 half do 70 00 Do do 26 quarter do 35 00 LOTTERY for the benefit of the State of Del aware, Class E. for 1854. drawn at Wil mington. Del., on Saturday, Jpril 22t/, IS.>4. 7s number lottery—14 drawn ballots ! MAGNIFICENT SCHEME! 1 prize of $64,000 5 prizes of $4,000 1 do 28.000 5 do 3,000 I do 18,000 10 prizes of 2.0W 1 do 12,000 100 do 1,000 1 do 8,280 239 do 400 &c., kc., kc. Tickets $20, halves 10, quarters 5, eighths^ 50 Certificates of packag's 26 whole tickets,$250 00 Do do 26 half do 125 00 Do do 26 quarter do 62 50 Do do 26 eighth do 31 25 — LOTTERY for the benefit of the State of Del aware. Class 97, for 1854. to be drawn at Wilmington, Del., on Saturday. Jpril '29th, 1854. 75 number lottery—12 drawn ballots! BRILLIANT SCHEME. 1 prize of $35,000 100 prizes of $1;000 1 do 20.000 10 do 500 1 do 15,000 20 do 300 2 do 6,040 85 do 200 &c., kc., kc. Tickets $10; halves $5; quarters $2 50! Certificates of pack'gs 25 whole tickets $140 00 Do do 25 half do 70 00 Do do 25 quarter do 35 00 ORDERS for Tickets and Shares and Cer tificates of Packages in the above Splendid Lot tVm mrwt nronrmt attention. II I l\ »» III • v^v • » V *•* - I • and an account of each drawing will be sent immediately after it is over to all "ho older from me. Address, P. J. BLCKE\, Agent rnh _ini Wilmington. Delaware.


ocr: ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAIL ROAD. l / 15/A. 1851. daily trains (Sundays excepted.) will be run over thi?* road, agieeubh to t ie lowing arrangement — . • A train U>. Warr.-ntonand ,„tv.n,«l.a..j pm » will leave the Matt".,, corner ol nke and H > ; streets, at Pj o'clock, A M.: arrive at Warrenton at 11 o'clock, A. M. Returning, will leave Warrenton at a quarter .»ast 1 o'clock, P. M., arriving in Alexandria at a quarter before 4 o'clock, P. M. A train from Orange C . H., to Alexandria, and intermediate points, will leave Orange l. H., at tij o clock, A. M., arriving in Alexandria at o'clock, A. M. Returning, will leave Alexandria at 1 \ o'clock, p. M . arriving at Orange (\ H.. at o\ o'clock, P. M. , A daily Stage is running between GordonsviIIe and Orange C. H.. in connection with the Curs on this and the Virginia Central Road. TllROCGH TICKETS. To Gordonsv; He.‘ 1 To Staunton. **" To Lynchburg. * 1)0 To Winchester. d IVr order : W. B. BROl KE 1 l, Agent. t>b 1 3—tt ___


ocr: BRILLIANT SCHEMES, T« be drawn at Wilmington, Delaware, IN JULY, 1854. GREGORY A MAURY, Managers. LOTTERY” for the benefit of the State of Del aware, Class H, for 1854, drawn at Wil mington, Del., on Saturday, July 22d, 1854. 75 number lottery—12 drawn ballots! MAGNIFICENT SCHEME! 1 prize of $65,912 10 prizes of $3,000 5 prizes of 20,000 60 do 1,000 5 do 10,000 139 do 500 &c., &c„ &c. Tickets $20, halves 10, quarters 5, eighths 2 50 Certificates oi packag's 25 whole tickets, $260 00 Do do 25 half do 130 00 Do do 25 quarter do 65 00 Do do 25 eighth do 32 50 LOTTERY” for the benefit of the State of Del aware. Class 172, for 1854, draw n at Wil mington, Del., on Saturday, July 29th, 1854. 78 number lottery—12 drawn ballots! BRILLIANT SCHEME. 1 prize of $37,000 ‘^0 prizes of $,3000 1 do 15.000 197 do 600 1 do * 6,792 &t\, &c. &c. Tickets $10—halves $5—quarters $2 50. Certificates of pack'gs. 26 whole tickets, $150 CM) Do do 26 half do 75 00 I)o do 26 quarter do 37 50 S^ORDERS for Tickets and Shares and Cer tificates of Packages in the above Splendid Lot teries, will receive the most prompt attention, and an account of each drawing will be sent immediately after it is over to all who order from me. Address, P. .1. BUCKEY, Agent je 26—lm Wilmington. Delaware.


ocr: _GROCERIES, Ac._ HHDS. N (). SUGAR, medium to prinu Oe/ quality 25 tierces N. O. Molasses 55 packages Loaf and Crushed Sugar 75 bags Rio Coffee 10 tierces Rice 25 boxes Pearl Starch. Just received and for sale by je 24 McVEIGH & CHAMBERLAIN. * BAYNE, BUCKNER A CO., are now receiv ing, and offer for sale, cor. King and Water streets: 40 hhds. N O. Sugar 50 hags Rio Coffee 50 bbls. N. O. Molasses 10 hhds. Cardenas do 50 kegs Lewis's pure White Lead 50 u other brands “ je 7 PAINTS, OIL. Ac.— White Lead, pure and extra in Oil Red Lead. dry and in Oil Paris Green do do Chrome Green do do Chrome Yellow do do Yirdagris do do Prussian Blue do do Linseed Oil, raw and boiled ’I'urpentine, Litharage, Yellow Ochre. \ e | nitian Red; Chinese and American Vermillion: Putty; Lamp Black; Black Lead, and Imperial Black Paint; bright Varnish. Ac.; Paint Brushes, all sizes, and of best quality, tor sale low by STEPHEN S111NN A SON, ap 1 Janney’s Wharf. In (ASKS PURE PORT WINE i J *z<> f and £ casks French Brandy 75 bbls. Old Whiskey, in store, which we ! will sell to punctual customers, as low as they , can buy in any market North or South. ' ROACH A WASHINGTON, 1 je 2 Union-street. 'YK7TNE&—Tinro, London Particular, and f f other brands, Madeira, Victoria, Pale and Brown Sherry. Royal, Burgundy, and Pure Juice, Port, Muscat, and Malaga Wines, lor sale by HUME. MARSHALL A WARD, je 13 King-st., near Railroad. 1 PERUVIAN GUANO.—1400 tons Peruvian Guano, now going in store, and to arrive, per barques Teal and A lb us, direct from theChin cha Islands, for sale by ap 13 HOWARD A POOR. SUGARS—Porto Rico, New Orleans, Loaf, Crushed. Pulverized, and Clarified Sugars, in full supply, and at lowest market fates. J. MoCORMICK, S. K. cor. je 11 King and St. Asaph streets. i


ocr: l j • UMBER YARD—We take this method of inform ip g our customer*, that we bavrcon nected our LUMBER BUSINESS with the CAB INET MANUFACTORY, where we are pre pared to furnish every description of Lumber usually found in the moat extensive Lumber Y ards. Also, Lime,Hydraulic Cement, Calcined Plais ter, Laths, Shingles, Pailings, Nails of all sizes, Ac., Ac., which we will sell low for fash, or at the usual time to punctual customers, jaa l JAMES GREEN A SON.


ocr: tT\XSPCKTAT1()X OFFICE. Orange & Alexandria Railroad, ) March 20th. lt>54. S VOTICF. —ON AND AFTER THIS DATE, j\ Planter and Coal found loaded in House Cars of this Company, will not be forwarded. Gondola Cars will be furnished tor that pur pose. [mh 29] W. B. SROCKEiT. Agent._


ocr: , | BflTYTW % —fl oppies Orange k Alexandria K h. t o., f Alexandria, Jan. r>, 1854. S MERCHANDIZE for transportation on this Road will l>e received daily. (Sundays ex cepted.) l**tween the hours of 8 o'clock. A. Al and 4 1\ ML, at the Station, corner of Duke and Henry sts., under the following regulations: All articles oilers! for transportation must be listinctlv markerl, and each lot accompanied by a list in duplicate of the number and description of packages to be forwarded, and the name ol the consignee and consignor. Gvx powder will only be forwarded under spe cial arrangement, and must be delivered at the depot, on the mornings of Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, by halt-past 1 o'clock, jan *>-—tt W. B. CROCKETT, Agent. MANASSAS GAP RAIL ROAD. 1


ocr: . | , ; j ; , ; ORAM.K AM' ALEXANDRIA RAIL ROAR EffTO1 ON \Nl) AFTKK THI’KSI'AY, January 1st ‘ 1801, .tally trains (Sundays excepted.) will be run over tins' road, agreeable to the following jrr?n:'r' Warrenton and intermediate points, •j, je jve the Station, corner of Duke and Henry s'reet.-.' at S ’ o’clock, A M : arrive at Warrenton at 11 o’clock, A. M. Returning, will leave Warrenton at a quarter j,a>! i o’clock, i\ M arriving in Alexandria at a quarter before 4 o'clock, 1\ M. A train from Culpeper C. H , to Alexandria, and intermediate points, will leave C ulpeper C. H., at 7 4 o’clock, A M., arriving in Alexandria at luj o'clock, A. M. Returning, will leave Alexandria at l f o cb'ctc, p >1, arriving-at Rapidan Station, at a o'clock, p. M„ connecting at this point with the Stage to ami from Gordonsville. A daily Stage is running between Gordonsx ille and Rapidan Station, in connection with the Cars on this and the Virginia Central Roads THROUGH TICKKTS. To Gordonsville. To Staunton. To Lynchburg. ' ,H ) To Winchester. Pei order: W B BROCKK'lT, Agent. oct t—tf


ocr: MANASSAS GAP RAIL ROAD, SUMMIT OF THE BLUE RIDGE. ! DAILY LISE TO WINCHESTER. THE PASSENGER AND FREIGHT TRAINS are now running daily, (Sun i days excepted,) between Alexandria and tapping j Station, (summit of Blue Ridge.) 70 miles from i Alexandria, connecting by Kemp A 1 ay lor s i daily line of Stages with Winchester, troni l’ied f mont, and with Luruy, via Front Royal, trom ; Wapping. Leave Alexandria, at 7 30 o clock, A. M. Arrive at Linden, at 1° *>5 I»ave Linden, at 11 20 } Arrive at Alexandria, at 3 45 P. M. M. M. WELSH, Superintendent. { mh 2S—tt


ocr: HERMOMETER CHURNS, S ioten sorted sizes, from 3 tq 16 ^alloqs> just re ceived and for sale by R. S. HUCK, ap 27 Fairfax street.


ocr: ALMANAC. 1H54. Si s Si s FEBRUARY. nses. St’tS. | MoONS l'n\SKS. IS Saturdav 36 5 24j f>' *' .f* 19 Sunday'... lO 33 3 23! Last qr. 20 . 3t ao Monday.. ..0 31 5 2^"' ■ ■ ■ -1' 11 ;; 21 Tu«wJay .. jf> 32!3 2* p«t V f> ' 22 Wednr«lay !i 31 5 2*>|Ful1-• • 14 4*_i 23 Thursday . b 30i5 301 HIGH WA1ER. 24 Friday.... 6 29 5 31 Feh r. 18,lUh. LATEST DATES. LondoR.Feb. 4 j Havre.Feb. 3 Liverpool.Feb. 4 j New Orleans.. I eb. 11 MARINE LIST. FORT OF ALEXANDRIA. FEBRUARY Aimtkr Schr. Independence, Heed, Mattox, corn S. Shinn A Son. Schr. Curiosity, West. Pomonkey, wheat S. Shinn & Son. Schr. Virginia. Purdy, Mattawonmn, to Irwin A Powell. Schr. Four Sisters, Ferry. Popes Creek, corn and wheat to Irwin «& Powell. Sloop Ann McCarthy, Ilatton, Farming ton, wheat and corn to Irwin & Powell. Memoranda. Ship Zone, Fullerton, for this port, entered for loading at Liverpool, 24th ult. Ship Champlain, Woodward, sailed from Deal, for this port, 25th ult. Barque Susan W . Lind, Sweetzer, cleared at New Orleans, for this port. 9th inst. Brig Octaviu, Gould, fourteen days from Turks Island, for this port, has arrived in Hampton Hoads. Schr. Fairfax, Mott, hence at New York. 15th inst.


ocr: • * _ RANdTaND PORT WINE~v*ry old and superior, for sale by F. A. MARBURY, my 27 powle's Wharf.


ocr: OFFI< E REMOVED—I have removed my Law Office from Washington, to the corner ot King and St. A^aph streets, second floor, above tne store of Robert Hunter, esq. Entrance from King street. »«1> 9—lawlivr* C’HRl&R NEALE * i


ocr: t# 1/ V REWARD.—Lost, a small MEMO* • } J \ ) KANPCM BOOK, containing several papers of no use to any one but the ow ner. whose mine W. \V. GOODRICH was written j on the inside. The person who found it will please return th* Book to the Gazette Office, and receive the reward oct‘9—eo3t


ocr: Orange K Alexandria Railroad, ) March 29th, 1854- > ^ XTOTICE— onjsdjfteb this ill Planter and Coal found loaded in House Cars of this Company, will not be Goudola Cars will be furnished fojr that pur- pose. [*h29] W, B. BROCKETT, Agenb^ Thermometer churns. 5 dozen as- sorted sixes, from 3 to lb gallons, just re- ceived and for sale by R. S. HUCK, Fairfax street.


ocr: INFANTS WRAPPERS, Oil Silk, Itote Pre servers. India Rubber School Satchels, Mo rocco Belts. Long Combs, Rattles, Teething Rings, lnlant Powder. &c., at RICHARDS’, No. 3, Exchange Block, my 18—It* BUGGY FOR SALE.—A new, light, and handsome BUGGY” for sale, cheap; it may be seen at the Coach Factory of R. F. Pretty man, on Pitt street. Enquire at the Marshall House for -terms, &c. my if>—


ocr: ! ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAIL ROAD. 1 Eot' ~n< >f ON AND AFTER THURSDAY, January 1st. lb."> l, daily trains (Sundays c.v.fptwl,) will b* run over tlu- roa.l, aswable to the lollowmg arrangement — .. • . A train for Warrenron and intermediate points, i wiH the Station, corner ot Duke am! Henry streets, at s* o clock. A. M ; arrive at Warrenton at 11 o'clock, A M Returning, will leave Warrenton at a quarter past 1 o clock. IV M., arriving in Alexandria at a i quarter before 4 o'clock, IV M I ^ train from Culpeper C. H., to Alexandria, ; and intermediate points, will leave Culpeper C. j If, at 74 o clock, A. M , arriving m Alexandria at o’clock, A. M. Returning, will leave Alexandria at If o clock, IV M . arriving at Kapidan Station, at f> o'clock, IV M connecting at this point with tiie .Stage to and from Gordonsville. A daily Stage is running between Gordonsville and Kapidan Station, in connection with the Cars on this and the Virginia Central Roads THROCC.H TICKETS. To Gordonsville.$1 *,n To Staunton. ' To Lynchburg. ' ,H> To Winchester. I ’ Per order . W. B. BROCKETT, Agent, oct 4—tf I