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Alexandria gazette. [volume]

ocr: brown, pink, blue, and black, fine and pretty •hades. Ladies will please call and examine 1 them, at No. 3 K'ng-street. 7e IS ce WILPMAN. ■ /'LOWERED BERAGES rich and beautiful, j Je and above all very cheap, also: Embossed | Silk Material, extra thin, for dresse*; ail will sold much below the regular price at No. 3, King street, by C. G. V\ 1LDMAN. jt 19_ _ SPURS.—Steel, Plated, and Brass Spurs, to sirap on, screw on, and to fasten around i the heel—the latter a fine and beautiful article, ] called the French Spur, for sale by. J > A IN SAIN I , je is adjoining the Marshall House. TVSCTPl.ES OF ST. HUBERT. ATTF.N- j U TION!-Powder Flasks, Shot Pouches, : Cap Primers, Game bags, and extra Shot f^ bar kers, for sale by . , h m ’ iP i3 adjoining the Marshall House. TN STORE, and (or sale at reduced prices, 1 seeded, vine, and sprig Swiss ML5l.irs&, plam and colored do., by^ ^ w|[ DMAN le !3 No. 3 King-street. BLACK, plain, and glazed SILK, in many shades, for Visette»;and a few of those ex tra cheap ready made VISETTKS. bv C. u. W 11.U.MA*>, No. 3 King-street. I171UJOW CARRIAGES, vVc.-Just receiv- ! V V ed a further supply of children’s W ihow Carnages; also, Market Baskets, Willow Cra dles Table Chairs, &c , and for sale low, by PlS h. B. WHITTINGTON & CO. f PEA VKLLING TRUNKS AND CARFhTI J. BAGS constantly on hand, and tor sale at prices that cannot fail J° ** s ,Yx H. B. WHITTINGTON & CO S ,e i3 Comb and Variety Store. WIN DOW GLASS —The subscriber has just received an additional supply o WINDOW' GLASS, of different qualities anti tu/es making his assortment.very comp ete^ Je 18 * R. H MILLER. —-" 1 " " . * I . ,1 . DR. RUSK S celebrated ramny I Pain Curer, Nervous Cordial, A*ue an j Fever Tome, Liquid Hair Tomc&c, fcc.,iu*t receved and for sale by HEN Mi Pb.KU je IS [A*e & Tel ] cor King and Fairfax w. /COCKROACHES, Red Bugs Ants. Rats and Vy Mice, can be immediately and ettectuady ♦•^terminated bv the preparations which are "X T HENRY l-EKL S Dr,.? Store je IS [Age & Tel.] cor. King a"d bairfax-st. P.AIN and embroidered Crape Shawls, lor «Ie ,t>ery reduced pnce. vviLpMAN J<. is at No 3, Kmg street. rpHEUMOMETERS.-An assortment of Eng I iish Thermometers, received and for sale SV HENRY COOK, Sarepta Hall. ie IS_[Agt&Tel ] FI V PAPER —For the certain and immedi ate destruction of House Fhes. for sale by HENRY COOK, Sarepta Hall. je IS " [Age & TVn_ f AWN in all colors and price*, large pat L tern* ia*.r«ce,ve..c-nd w,..bepSoU .ow je'Ts ’ ^ at No. 3. King street. OOMK VERY HAN PSOM E BRIOI.E^ way r' be seen at my store. J- A >■ . , e i> adjoining the Marshall Ho t THRESH Camphene and Ethereal Otrt'' t wired by _. HENfLH;, je l8 cor. km* and rainax-ftis. T 1 VERPOOL FINE SA LT.—2000 sacks E £«• Salt, in .torewd ^*le ^ CS j* ~ at No. Sjting street. XT EATS FOOT OIL, of best quaHlJf, rwe,,. i\ ad and for Mle by HENRy PEEL, j« 19 [Aft * Tel ] cot Einf and Fa.rfax-st. !

place_of_publication: Alexandria, D.C.

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

publisher: Edgar Snowden


ocr: Business Cards. E. B- ADDISON & SON’S, JiGRICULTUtt.iL DEP07'. Union street, between Alug and Cameron, WHOLESALE AM) KKTA1I. PEA I.MIS IN Agricultural Implements, SEI■:! )S, A X D 1M1*K o V !: D M A X U1 i 11 >, A’ c. oct 2*2—if _ S. SHINN & SON, (MOCEIIS A COMMISSIONME11CHASTS, Jannkvs Wharf. A L K X A N L) K 1 A , V A . fog?" Have in store, and orter lor sale on ac coinmoi.'aUm* terms, the following aitti les DKAND1KS, HUM, HOLLAND <HN, IVIXp.S, IVIilSKE\\ into icy STOl l\ Ji.ilin Hale Ale, ami Muir’s Sroteli Ale ■&Otin Oily (ftire , Capers, Raisins, Muiruroni, and iienuim Castile Sihijj. Together Willi n 1ml assortment ol Chocolate, Coma. Mustard, lat>le Stitt, Car mnr c. (on* and white Pejyn r* Peart Biirlru, Turrmrir, Extract Ltmuii, CtnaanuM. fyr , frr.,*r. lull 0 i;t( iu;f. kf.phart rlam w. bakkkk. KEP1IART & BARKER. V\ IIIII.K ALK AM) KKTAll. LUMHKH »1FHCHAS 1S, Sear the Fish \Vharf\ Alexandria, I u. fr*- 1)evm:ks in NAILS, I’LAlSJ LI*, LIVL, a.,ifCLAihNT. They keep n.i.^mlyon \^m\ every variety ol \v» 11 seasoned Si ^‘t i.iusxA, »' Re ]*;\k, Sent e e, and Cakuuxa LLMliLK, G, i > "Lai us, \’o , ami miiM re^pcotlully invite ,nireha*er> to «ive i!r*m » nil b Moo* j>nr<*h;i-i elsew here, :i' they jeel It-iit, Willi tlieii lar^e Mock and the prices which they arc selling at, they (-hiiiio; tail to please. jv 2«l—ly ENGLISH. CATTLEMAN k CO., Kate Jas. A. Ivugltsh & ('» i \Vl!oLK< U.K AM.) 1’LTAIL hKATAvli >> IN II mlweie. Cutleiy, Iron, Ste*d, I b>ilo\v-\vart\ \*e Kirnr-Street, corner ol M u lo t Alley, A t. /.'A’J A’/z/i/J, VA , f-j-llave tiiiv. on hand, and wtil continue to keep, l.v lar the lar^e>l ami be.-T -»*!»*« ti i? > 1 Ot l\ OP t luOLS id their line, to !*e ionnd.n this place, which they u el .-••■!! to i»i«*rehatit> and olheis upon :«» j;m» ah'h* term- as t.i y <:ie !<•* pinehasrd in 111, . o.- 11 e la iy hi mi! • a ina rk;,Ts !' II t! CHRISTOPH HR NEALE CONTINUE THK PKACTPT: />'«’ L A U\ i* •> in the Supci ior and inleiio* < onrf- o! Liu aiwVc'hat.e 1V<.| Alexandria and Pa'tlax < ••nMie-s, jjj t!i«* >ii;h tior ( outt ol 1 »n»ro ilu.thi, a>o, in tie* .'-nprnnt ( nut ol the l lilted >i:tt' ^ lie wiii iii ' tture attend the Court ol Appeahat ihel.nioi.il, V i , and wiii attend to the pro* e ition ill'el m.i'1 iTore Collies- or any <>l th pnnlic I K pa. ttmait > o! the < »ern i'.> • < >ov n no unit. RICHARD L. CARNE, Jit., ir/.M.f.R is ntpviopr p:"Pi r?’’ II Of RE h? Jl tl uL» .1 AiUii, JUiLtuit!, ilJuL J :» oi..lu,tXv., South Fust cur. King *y Fan J tx si rats, .\LKXaM>I;IA, VA., »tas j a > l feet-1 veil his lall supply, and invites ihe inspt (.lion ol the public. sep 22 -ti JAMES P. SMITH, IMPORTER OK CHINA AND KAKTHKNWAKK; DEALER IN h'/d^t/vsp, Window (Fuss, Stoneware, Lamps. Lanthorw*, Gut Fixtures, ifc.. $c. King-street. itr.i.ow faikkax, ALLXAXDUIA, \ A. ort 21 — ly _ _ c C. BRADLEY, Cabinet, Chair, and S fa Mamfactuuer, Corner of King and AJrtd Sheds,


ocr: PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-W'KKRLY _EDGAR SNOWDEN The ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE, lor the Country, u printed on Tuesdays, Thursdays Sc Saturday!? {Jubscriftion.—The Daily paper is turnished aid dollars per annum, payable halt yearly. 1 he Country paper—tri-weekly is turnished toi n^e dollars per anmi m, payable in advance. Advertising.—-Three insertions of one square, tor


ocr: I Business Cards. S. SHINN & SON, GROCERS A: i OMMISSIOX MERCIIA X TS, Jasney's Wharf. A L E X A N 1> K 1 A , V A » Have in store, and offer for sale on ac i commodaling lei ms. the t(»l lowing articles— DRANDIES, RIM, HOLLAND HIN, MIXES, WHISKEY, BRoWX STOTT, India Pale Ale, and Muir’* Scotch Ale 1 ffyOtive Oil, Olt re-, Capers, Raisins, Miv >a/ ont, und gtNurne Castile Soajr Together with a In!1 i assortment of i'in*"late, Cmom, Mustard, table . Salt, Cayenne Pepp‘1\ tun" and white Pepper, Pearl I Barley, Turmern, E.rtra<t I a nunt, Cinnamon, <$■'' , 4v .,4v . mh f*—tf C. C. BRADLEY, Cabinet, Chair, and Sr fa Mandfai n rer, Corner of King and Alfred Streets, ALEXANDRIA, I'A., G^IIa s constantly on hand, and oilers to tin* Pub lic, mi excellent assortment ot CABLXETWARE, SOFAS, 4- CHAIRS, Oi every variety, and on the lowest term-, which, foi durability and finish, cannot be sui passed, mh 4—ly VIRGINIA AGRICILTI RAL WAKEHUl’SE, Lower End Kim; Street, ALEXANDRIA, VA £. G. AiiGioGii k otift, wholesale and retail dealers in Agricultural tiu) iemeuts, SEEDS AND MANURES, Kc. my s—tl DAVID FUNSTEN, ATTORXLY A 7 LAW, Wn.r. Practice in the Lomus ok Alexandria, EaIKKAX AND i*At <^1 IEK (de'MIEs. fcp He will aUo attend to tin* prosecution of Claims against the (•►•ihthI Oovernment. Olfice 011 King street, between Sr. A'nph and Pitt, in tlie building occupied by the Mananas tlap Kail Koad Compauv. Alexandria, V t., my 2S—tl D. HOWARD, Forwarding and Fom mission Merchant, Daingerfield's Wharf, A F EX AS DMA , V A , Will give stnct personal attention to the sale ot Fn'odwe ; to \\w jmnhax ot arthhs vnfered: and to the weiring and Jonearding ot (innds to t. oun try Merchants. (£>■* Liberal advances will l»»* made on produce (it desired) m> as received in store. teb 2*—law ly WM. G. FISHBACK, Grocer. Commission & Forwarding Merchant, CORNER PRINCE AND l*MON STREETS, Pledges hintselt to give strict attention


ocr: Transportation Office, O & Alex K. u., / Alexandria Station, Sept. 20, lb0*2. ) VTOTiCK —Merchant* and others, torward iN ing merchandize, &c., to \\ arrenton, informed that a Warehouse has been at the 3rd mile Station, on the Branch Railroad, six miles from the town, an agent there who will attend to and forwarding GOODS. m»g» 27 \V. R. BROCKKTT. Agent.


ocr: _ S TOR A UK.—The large WARE HOUSE, near the Fish Wharf, occupied by Richard Barton during the fishing season, can be used for the storage of flour, wheat, guano, or any other articles ot merchan dize. For teruas, which will be moderate, ap ply to KEPHART & BARKER, je 9_eo2w Union street^, i j”ob “printVn g~~ ~ Neatly executed, with despatch, at this Office.


ocr: MANASSAS GAP KAIL ROAD. rpHE PASSENGER AND FREIGHT TRAINS are now running daily, between Alexandria and Salem, Fauouier County, con necting with the Winchester Stage at the Plains. M. M WEf,SH, je 19—tf [Age & Tel 1 Superintendent. SHAD AND HERRINGS in store and for J. T. B. PERRY,


ocr: Liquors.— 50 bbls rectified Whiskey 35 44 old do., part very superior 10 44 Rose Gin 10 ,4 N. E. Rum 20 ig casks French Brandy 10 bbls. Domestic Brandy 10 baskets Champagne, landing this day, and for sale by dec 20 ROACH & WASHINGTON.


ocr: TRAN.'P* RlATluN I JUICE, 'J ^ AhV-X k k., ) Alexandria Station. Sept. 2.3, SS52. ) NOI |(^|^ —Merchants and others, torward _ ing merchandize, Arc., to Warrenton, informed that a Warehouse has been at the 3rd miie Station, on the Branch Railroad, six miles from the town, an agent there who x\ ii 1 attend to and forwarding GOODS. seP 27 W B BROCKETT, Agent.


ocr: Business Cards_ I u'n iTiTrTl GEORGE WASHINGTON ROACH & GROCERS. COMMISSION, ,v FilRWARDIXG Mh:ii( JIAS /'S. I'lroii M.fi-t. i toll li ot King, • 0j alfxandkia, va Klii kkfv. es. ^ ^ Alfrundiw ~-Win. Bayne, Gin II. Bayne, . A ! ]: u 11 * 11 vV Go , M-V.sgii, Ihupei v ( 11.11 * 11 - I nn. Hi van, ;.(Inin' «V ' <> ll mifdtoii Inman H Payne- lVc<tmurrlan<l —Law. Wa limgton. vp -l-U GEORGE R. Wih'LLSALF AM) HFTAIL DKAI.KR IN FANCY, FOREIGN, & DOMESTIC DRY-GOODS, A/eg- S//fi/, Al'xnutiivi, in-. t-j. I! unloved hi' Store to flic Maud formerly Vicnj.icil !g Mr. David A|»|-itli, King 'l*vet, o|i).0'il«*to Mi. pla Ilall, when* he hasopennl a lug*1 and 'plrndid ;i''inlinent <>t Di» \ i p a d)~ (»i all kind' and pctei*' to >uit the lime,'. Pmehti'ei' will lind it to then interest ti • g i v* * him a eaM. oet II • i 1 \ DAVID FUNSTEN, ATTUKXKY A l LA lt\ W'n.t. Pkai iice i.n the Coria-N (if Alexandria, Fairfax am> Faith'ier Cor\riEs. £; Ht* will ul'O attend to the proscc ulion of CM a mi' against the General Government. Gtiiee King 'tre» t, between Sr. Avaph and Pttt, in the bunding occupied by tin* Manassa't >ap Hail Hoad Company. Alexandria, Va , my 28— tl J. E. CHASE, M. D. DESTAL SUK CEOS. on South Fast cornet ot Prince and St. Assi| ii streets. Alexandria ^ a. Office houts from 8 A. M. to 1 I*. M. f rom 2 tn b P. M te‘27 dl\


ocr: Tkax'P ki.mi-‘N \ Ai n K K., Al.l XAM'lllA M AI t N S*i»t ''> N( > 1 irK —Merchant- and ollieis. .*<»» _ ini* merchant!»/•*. &e , t<* W aneiitot', informed that a U arehou-e has been at the 3rd mile Station, n.i the Branch Kadroad, mx tinfrom the low n, an agent there who will attend to and t or warning (iOWhS 27 W B BIB )( Kr. I I. Agent


ocr: SPLENDID LOTTERIES, FOR JULY, 18M. UKKUOKV& MAURY, Managers. (SUCCESSORS TO J. VV. MAUBY & Oo.) 33,500 DOLLARS! LOTTERY, for Ibe benefit of the Slate of i Delaware, Class 39, for 1852, toi be drawn at Wilmington, Del., on Saturday, nth July, ISO'* *66 number lottery—Indrawn ballots! SPLENDID SCHEME: . 1 prize of $35,000 l do 10,500 1 do 7>450 1 do 3,000 : 1 do 2,5vS0 prizes oi jpi,uuu 10 do 500 10 do 300 10 do 250 165 do 150 &C., &C, Otc. Tickets $10—halves $5—quarters $2 no Certificates oi |>ack’gs22 whole tickets $110 00 do do 22 half do 5.) 00 do do *22 quarter do 27 50 65,000 DOLLARS! LOTTERY* for the benefit of the Nate of Delaware, Class D* for 1S52, to be drawn at Wilmington, Del., on Saturday, 24th July, 1852. . , t«rThirteen drawn numbers out: of lo. VERY SPLENDID SCHEME! 1 prize ol $65,000 I 1 do 30,000 ; i do i'>,ooo; 1 do 15,000 | l prize oi *iu,uuu 1 do 5,398 30 prizes of ‘2,500 250 do 600 OkC vCC ^ • Tickets $20, halves $10, qrs. $5, eighths $2,50 ! Certificates of pack’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 34,906 DOLLARS! LOTTERY for the benefit of the State of Delaware, Class 5Urfor 1852, to be drawn | at Wilmington, Del., on Saturday, the 31 st day ! of July, 1852. 78 number lottery—13 drawn ballots. BRILLIANT SCHEME: 1 prize of $34,990 15 prizes of 5.000 .'ll) do 1.500 40 prizes oi •200 do 200 &c., &c., &c. Tickets $10—halves $5—quarters $2 50! Certificates oi pack’gs20 whole tickets $140 00 Do do 26 half do 70 00 Do do 26 quarter do 35 00 Orders for Tickets and Shares and Certificates of Packages in the above Splendid Lotteries, | will receive the most prompt attention, and an official account of each drawing sent immedi ! atelv after it is over, to all who order from me. I Address— E. E. O’BRIEN, Agent. (Successor to J. & C. Maury,) je 24—1m Alexandria, Va. Tobacco, Began, &c.t &c._


ocr: - --***-* I—W»*^*** almanac. OCTOHFU. !r/«si^/.s | :'l)ns s HA'K> 15 Friday-<> } :>,;i ... , m Hi K Iti Saturday • •• d IM;> HI. ,'1 A ^ n r IT Sunday!... ti 21 5 AM “l.- <» . ; . . M . • 'll! L.l.'t III ... • 4 * .>0 K : u u !9 lue>day— *> •»« * - ’ - 20 VVVdim-dav ti 2'. Hl -ii U A 1 K . 21 Tlnn-i! i / '.. ♦> 271 t >ci.»ukk !•». s , dim. L v T L ST DA TLS London.'Vi. 1 t ,i vt**'00‘ .' *' t J i 1 IsiVlf. 1 V*- I I V*vv < -“«•». 7 MARINE LIST. ____ ___ _ - * * ' ‘ ItiKTOF ALKXANMUA.OUTOBKR M. AR RIV K.i> 50 hr. J. .1. Maypole, Bait more, guano I’liomas & !h‘er. Schr. John N. Steel, Lloyd. Susquehanna, lumber to Smoot at l hler Schr. Julia Ann, «uaiu> to S. S Masters &: Son. Sailed. Schr. Chas. Wh.img, Ionian, Nc.v \ork, coal hv Borden Minim: Co. Schr. Sea Flo.ver, Payton, 1 roy\ N. 1coai hv Borden Minins Co *Schr. Kmmelme, Britton, Slumlord, coa! horn P B. Smith Co. Memoranda. Schr P L Stiir»:es, Fairchild] ci\l ai Ne\s York, for this port. 11th. Schr. Marietta Burr. Nickerson, d d at bos- ton, tor this port, l tth. Schr Falcon, hence at Kdgait »wn, lor Sa* lem, 9th. 51 okenS,.| t •-".»•!>. !;*t. 20 50 N . Ion 03 -.0 \V., >chr. Pampero train thi** port lor narbat.o>


ocr: SPLENDID LOTTERIES, FOR DECEMBER, l§& G K KGOK Y fcMAUBY, M a nagers. (Successors to J. W. Maury & _ <*•) $3 >,000 ! 2 pnzes of $12,000 . LOTTKKY, for the benefit of the State ot Delaware, Class 154, for 1S32, to be drawn at Wilmington, Del., on Saturday, the 4th of December, 1S.V2. Fourteen drawn numbers out ol Sl’I.EN’DID SCHKMK: 1 prize of $35,000 1 do ] 2,000 1 do 12,000 l do 5,000 1 do 3.000 1 do 2,5*9 1 prize ot $i,ouu 30 prizes of 1,000 30 do 40 do 300 237 do &c., &c Tickets $!0-hatvcs $5-qua iters 52 Certificates of pack’gs 26 w hole tickets ! [)o do 26 half do 65 00 Do do 26 quarter do oiov $50,000! 5 prizes of $12,000 ! 5 of $6 000 ! LOTTERY, for the benefit of the State of Delaware, Class TOO, lor 1S52, to be drawn at NV ilaiington, Del., on Satuidiiy, \ cember llthy 1852. ,, BRILLIANT SCHEME: _ 1 prize ot $.'>0,000 1 do 17,612 l do 12.000 I do 12,000 I do 12,000 1 prize ol S'12 ouo I tio 12,000 5 ilo *,000 f,0 ilo 1,‘»00 22i ilo 300 &C., AiC , , Tickets $15, hi vs 7,50, q.s. 3.75, eiijhths^i. Certificates ol pack's*. ‘->r» wljofe tickets $lsO 0 Do do 25 half do jo oo Do do 25 quarter do 45 00 Do do 25 eighth do 22 50 $40,000! $20,000! $10,000! 5 prizes of $1,000! Lottery, lor the benefit of the State ol i Delaware, Class 166, for 1*52, to be I drawn at Wilmington, Del., on Saturday, tut ISM day of Luemher, 1S52. 75 number lottery—12 drawn ballots . SPLENDID SCHEME: 1 prize ot $10,000 l do 20,000 , i do 10.000 I do 5,000 1 do 5,000 I I prize of T * ■> r*o do 1,000 no do .r>oo 1M do 300 &C., ^ . J* k rA 1 ickets 5HU—Halves 5*.)— quaneie* Certificates ol pack's* 25 whole tickets $140 oo do do 25 half do 50 00 do do 25 quarter do 55 00 50,000 DOLLARS! $20,000 ! $15,000! $10,000 ! LOTTERY, for the benefit of the Slate ot Delaware, Class 1, lor l v52, to be drawn at Wilmington, Del , on Saturday, 2otU of December, 1 '>52. A SDLENDID CHRISTMAS (SIFT ! I prize ul $'*0,000 I 1 do 20.000 j l do 15,000 j l do 10,000 I 1 prize ot *«>,o~» % 5 do 3 000 50 do 1,000 160 do 450 CiC., wC. Whole tickets$i0,-— halves $5—quaiters *2 50. Ceihticatesof pack'gs 20 whole tickets $i 50 00 Do do 26 halt do "5 00 Do do 26 quarter do 3750 Orders for Tickets and Shares and Cert locates of Packages in the above Splendid Lotteries, will the most attention, and an


ocr: 4'nna! 1 online ite. I>KP.\KTKD. Boat Gen. YYashingtosr, groceries from Mc Veigh, Harper & Chamberlain, ami qtieer.sware from R H. Miller, lor Purcell's store ami Hun ker Hill, Loudoun Co . Y’a, hardware from English, Cattleman & Co Boat Augu*ta, groceries. «Ncc , from AlcYeigh, Harper vN: t hamberlain, ami hardware from English, ('a*t?eman x t o , for Hancock, ALL, and for Cumberland by Fowle ^ Co., and gro ceries fiom Wm. A; Ci as Bayne, tor YY inches ter, Va., and Williamsport, Aid. Boat lien. Harris n, groceries from YY’m. A: Chas. Has ne, for Leesbirg, Belmont and Mount Gilead.


ocr: Tobacco, Segars, Ac., Ac. SEGA RS.—The subscriber has on hand, a lot of the following SKGARS wholesale and retail, viz : Jenny Lind, La Norma, Barboza, Venus Regalia Pa^etalas, Ca«uaiidad, El Emperio. Eagle, Minerva. Wandering Jew, Fixed Stai Regalia, El Divan, jy 20 WM. A hi AiUila, Principe, La Union Americana, La Josephine, 144 Sultana, Ser.orita Regalia, Plantation, Canonp*. Buena Vi*ta, Pocat antae, Colorado*, Bloomer Regalia. . HART, King *treet. TX)BAC< .0.—J «ifct received a good assortment of the very l. ieW Chewing Tobacco, man ufactured in this country. Also, medium arid low-priced Tobacco of various brands. The atteution of chewers and dealers is invited. C\ F. SHAW, N. E. cor. King dec 10 and Fairfax sts. VEIR Y FIN E IM FORTED HA VAN A AN D PRINCIPE CIGARS.—Just received some very fine Havana and Principe CigarMo which the attention ol the lovers of fine cigars is m filed.. C. P.SHAW dec 10 N. F., cor. King A Extra fink ch.kvving tobacco. Just received “Diadem of Old \irginia Twist,” something new and very extra jy20 WM. A. HART, King-street. LEMONS.—10 boxes Sicily Legions, just ^ received .nd lor Mle lo*.^ VVHITK.


ocr: GKEGOKY At, MAlIRV, Managers. j (Successors to J. w . Maury Sl Co.) 51,554 DOLLARS! | 20 prizes o| $5.1*00 ! are $100,000 . 100 puzes or $1000! LOTTERY, tor the benefit of the Stale oi Delaware, Class 85, for 1852, to be drawn at Wilmington, Del., on Saturday, Wtn of , September, lb52. 7b number lottery—13 drawn ballots. BRILLIANT SCHEME: I prize ot $51,554 20 do 5,000 20 do 1,500 100 do 1,000 145 prizes of ?30U j 63 do 200 j 65 do 100 6icy6ic., &c. l iekel* $15, naives 7,f>u, qrs. j,/d,eig»uim # 3 j Certificates ol pack’gs 20 whole tickets $200 00 Do do 20 half do 100 00 Do do 20 quarter do 50 00 po do 20 eighth do 25 00 $40,000! $20,000! 20 prizes of $1,000! LOTTERY, for the benefit of the Stale ol Delaware, Class, 91, tor 1852, to be- drawn at Wilmington, Del., on Saturday, the 18th day 0/ September, 1852. 75 number lottery—13 drawn ballots. GRAND SCHEME: 1 prize of $40,000 t do 20,000 1 do 10.000 1 do 6,000 1 do 5,000 1 do 4,000 1 prizes ot $ ; 20 do 1,000 ! 20 do -r,00 1 20 do *100 20 do 300 190 do 200 tec., tec.. tec. Tickets $10—halves $5—quarters $2 50 Certificates of packrgs25 whole tickets $120 00 do do 25 half do 60 00 do do 25 quarter do 30 00 $i) 1,7^0 ! 3 prizes of $10,000 ! LOTTERY, for the benefit of the State of Delaware, Class F, for 1S52, to be drawn at Wilmington, Del., on Saturday, the 25f/i of September, 1S52. r i-bc** : itap*Fifteen drawl numbers out of 75 .‘*^51 SPLENDID SCHEME: I prize of $6*1,7S0 1 do 2*1.000 l do 10,000 l do 10,000 I imze 01 *iu,uuu 3 do 5,000 50 do 1,000 301 do MO &c , &c., &c. Whole tickets $20; hi vs. it); qrs. 5; eighths 2 30. , Certificates of pack'gs. 25 whole tickets $220 oo Do do 25 half do 110 00 Do do 25 quarter do 55 00 Do do 25 eighth do 27 50 Orders for Tickets and Shares and Ccrtit’cate» of Packages in the above Splendid Lotteries, will receive the most prompt attention, and an official account of each drawing sent immedi ately alter it is over, to all who order from me. Address— K. E. O’KRIhN, Agent, aug23—lm Alexandria. ^a. HARDWARE, CUTLERY, Ac.


ocr: SPLESD1D LOTTERIES FOR JULY, I8§i. GREGORY * MAURY, Managers. (Successors to J. VV. Maury & Co.) 33,000 DOLLARS! LOTTERY, for the benefit of the Slate of i Delaware, Class 39, for 1S52, to be drawn al Wilmington, Del., on Saturday, 17 tn July, 1S02 66 number lottery—12 drawn ballots! SPLENDID SCHEME: 1 prize of $35,000 1 do 10,500 1 do 7,450 1 do 3,000 i i do 2,5S0 20 'prizes oi »i,uuii 10 do 500 10 do 300 10 do 250 165 do 150 &C„ &C-, fiiC. Tickets $10—halves $5—quarters $2 00 Certirtcates of pack'gs22 whole tickets $110 00 do do 22 half do 05 00 do do 22 quarter do 27 50 05,000 DOLLARS! LOTTERY, for the benefit of the Slate of i Delaware, Class for IS32, to he drawn at Wilmington, Del., cn Saturday, 24th July, 1S32. J*&**Tliirteen drawn numbers out of 75!“i®8 VKKV SPLENDID SCHEME! 1 prize of $65,000 1 do 30,000 1 do 15,000 1 do 15,000 1 prize ol Siu,uuu 1 do 5,398 30 prizes of 2,500 230 do 000 & c., &c., &C. Tickets $20, halves $10, qrs. $.0. eighths $2.50 . Certificates of pack’gs 25 whole tickets $2G0 00 |>o do 25 half do 130 00 Do do 25 quarter do 65 00 Do do 25 eighth do 32 50 34,996 DOLLARS! LOTTERY lor the benefit of the State of r Delaware, Class 50^ for 1852, to be drawn at Wilmineton, Del., on Saturday, the 31st day of July, 1852. 7s number lotterv—13 drawn ballots. BRILLIANT SCHEME: I prize of ] 5 prizes of 5.000 30 Uo 1,500 } 40 prizes oi $500 ! 200 do 200 &c&c., &c. Tickets $10—halves $o—quarters Vi .>o: Certificates of paek’gs 26 whole tickets $140 00 |)o do 2*> tialf do 70 00 Do do 20 Quarter do 35 00 Orders for Tickets and Shares and Certificate.** of Packages in the above Splendid lotteries, will receive the most prompt attention, and an official account of each drawing sent immedi ate! v after it is over, to all who order from me. Address— E. E. O BRIEN, Agent. (Successor to J. & C. Maury,) je 24—lm Alexandria. Va. Hat and Cap Manufactory._


ocr: TrAN“P RTATIoN O*H0K, O fC ALEX K. k., ^ Alexandria Station. Sept. 2o, I»52. ji N-OUtk—Merchant-an.I others, forward _ in*; merchandize, , t > Wairenton, informed that a Warehouse has been at the 3rd mile Station, on the Branch liadroad. six miles irom the town, a«ent there w ho v\ ill attend 10 and forwarding GOO OS. \V I! Agent.


ocr: __ lmRltlNTA LOCOMOTIVE AND CAR Pri“°rS' MANUFACTORY, Locomotive Engines and Tenders. Marine and Stationary Engines and boilers. Chilled Car Wheels and Axles. Patent Chilled and W rough! Blip-tire. Machinery and Castings generally. The undersigned having erected ^^xte^ js.’:; ws. & «.i»«k. ,h. most favorable Ute of the Alexandria IrnnWmA*' THATCHER Ut. Master of Machinery on ,heaif*'t_* Rail Road. *u‘ 1 "


ocr: GUANO—Peril ma mod P»l««o*i»n Guano, m More, and for «!• »" >»*« « *«“» “FM&RSiJL co. 7 Thaatre Building.


ocr: GROCERIES. HHDS. P. R. and Cuba Molasses 4u S5 bags Rio, Maricabo, Laguyra, and Java Coffee 40 halt chests Young Hyson, Imperial, Gunpowder and Black Teas, some very fine 100 boxes Brown and Variegated Soap 75 u Adamantine and Mould Can dles 35 “ Starch 250 bbls. Herrings 200 kegs Avalon Nails, landing, and in store, for sale at prices that cannot fail to please, by D. & S. BLACK LOCK, jv 23 * RamsaCs Wharf. 4)/W| BBLS. Rectified Whiskey ZUU 75 do Old Whiskey,of fine quality and flavor 35 qr. casks Cognac Brandies, of various vintages Madeira, Sherry, Port, Claret and Malaga Wines Havana, Principe, and American Segars, a very latge stock. Domestic Brandy, Gin, N. E. Rum, and Cor dials, landing per packets from New York and Philadelphia, and in s’ore, for sale by jy 23 D. & S. BLACK LOCK. ACON, BUTTER, LARD, &c. 3000 lbs. Bacon, hog round , 600 “ fresh Butter 1000 “ No. 1 Lard 25 bbls. Mackerel, Nos. 2 and 3 25 “ No. 1 Gross Herrings 200 sacks Fine aud Ground Alum Salt Bakers and families supplied at reduced prices, with the best brands of Family and Extra Flour, je 24 JOS. GRIGG, cor. King & West-st. FEED! EEED!!— 600 bushels Heavy Shorts 300 “ Shipsmtf 300 “ Brown Stuff 300 “ Heavy Corn 100 u Virginia Oats, in store, and for sale, by [je23] J. E. HEN PERSON. 1/\ BOXES Belmont Sperm Candlas JA/ 20 do Smith and Curlelt’s Mould do 20 do Brown and Yellow Soap Just received and for sale by T. M McCORMICK & CO.f je 23 Theatre Building. 1 UST RECEIVED — J 1000 bushels Shorts 200 “ Ship Stuff 200 “ Brown Stuff 200 “ Rye Chop. je 20 _THOMAS DAW._ NEW ORLEANS, AND PORTO RICO SUGARS—20 hhds. New Orleans, and Porto Rico Sugars, part prime, just landing, and for sale, by


ocr: SPLENDID LOTTERIES, FOR JT¥iE, 18§?. GKEGOK Y M A V it Y, Mauagers. (Successors to J. VV. Mai ry &. Co.) 37,500 l>OLLARS! 30 prizes of $1,500! LOTTERY, for the benefit of the Slate Delaware, Class 21, for 1852, to be drawn at Wilmington, Del., on Saturday, 19M 1852. 7$ number lottery—13 drawn ballots! BRILLIANT SCHEME: 1 prize of $37,500 l do 15,000 l do 10,000 | 1 do 5.000 I 1 do 3,130 l prize ot 30 do t>0 do 190 do &C.i &C., &c. Tickets $10—halves *5-quaner^ ..« ; Certificates of pack's* *6 w*J°le t,c.*£ct& $llL do do 2« halt do 70 do do 26 quarter do 35 $85,500 ! 100 prizes of $1,00° ! LOTTKKY, for the~benefit ot the State Delaware, Class B, for 1S52, to be drawn i at Wilmington, Del., on Saturday, f/<e 26M June. 1S52. t&r Fourteen drawn nwnbers out of SPI.KN DID SCHEME: 1 prize ot $65,500 l do 26,567 1 do 20,000 1 do 14.500 100 prizes of loo do 160 do &c , &cM &c. Whole tickets $20; hlvs. 10; qrs. 5; eighths 2 Certificates of pack'gs. 25 whole tickets $240 ()o do 25 half do 120 Do do 25 quarter do 60 Do do 25 eighth do 30 Orders for Tickets and Shares and of Packages in the above Splendid will receive the most prompt attention, and an official account of each drawing sent immedi ately after it is over to all who order from me. Address— E. E. O BRIEN, Agent. (Successor to J. & C. IVIavry.) m\ 25—tm Alexandria. Va. E I) TO STAND


ocr: IMPROVED WAGON JACKS.—A new and very convenient contrivance for raising Wa gon* Carriages, Ac., and at a tvry law price, lost received'at the Alexandria Agricultural Warehouse, Fairfax street, by je it [Tel ] R S flUCK.


ocr: ( iiiKiil Commerce. ARK1VKU. October 20. Boat George Waters, Cumberland, coal to Fowled Co. ^ Boats Metacomet and E F. Voorhees, Cum berland, coal to Borden M.mng Co. PfcPARTKD. Boats Canonicus, Cnai e> Arthur an ! ^ Meta comet. Cumberland, by Borden Mining ( o Boat George Waters Cumbet land, by Fow !e vSi Co.


ocr: Canal tommerce._ Arrived, August 6. Boats Isaac Motter, J. H Davis, ami \V. J. Boothe, Cumberland, coal to Fowle ft Co. Boat J. A. Elgin, Old Furnace, coal to Fowle ft Co. Boats Emily Frances, ami Canonicus, Cum beriand, coal to Borden Mining Co. Departed. Boat Rough aud Ready, Berlin, lumber by Waters ft Z unoberman. Boat Masaasoit, Cumberland, by Borden Min ing Ci. , . Boat J. A. Elgin, Old Church, plaister, guano. Ac., by Fowle ft Co., and groceries &e , for Petersvdle, Roahrersvi’le, Harpers terry, and Charlestown from McVeigh, Harper & Chatn beriain. Boat Ella E. Vorhees, Cumberland, bv Bor den Mining Co , sack salt by Fowle ft Co.,and groceries &C-, for Hancock, Cumberland, and Clarksburg, from McVeigh, Harper ft Cham berlain. _ __


ocr: SPLENDID LOTTERIES; FOR NOV EMBER, G K KG OK \ & MAI lU , Ma nagei 8. (Successors to J. W. Maury Sl Co.) f)0,0UO DOLLARS! 20 prizes of $1,000 ! LOTTERY, tor ihe benefit Of the Slate of Delaware, Class 137, tor 1S52, to be drawn at Wilmington, Del., on Saturday, VMh of November, lb52. n . HO number lottery—1*2 drawn ballots . OR AND SCHEME: 1 prize ol $50,000 I do 21,740 t do 10,000 1 do 10,000 | 4 do 5.000 j . 20 prize ot $1,000 20 do f>0u 20 do ‘>00 132 do 200 &c., &cM &c. Tickets $15, hlvs7,50,qrs. d.o>, eigrnns (.ertificates ol pack’gs. 22 whole tickets $lt'0 oO ()o do 22 half do SO 00 |>o do 22 quarter do 40 00 j)o do 22 eighth do 20 00 $10,000 ! 75 prizes of $1,000 ! LOTTERY, for the benefit of the Slate Delaware, (’lass 143, for 1S52, to be drawn at Wilmington, Del., on Saturday, 20/// at Xovtmher, I s'»2 1 I'rize o! $40,000 1 do 15,000 t (jo s,000 I do 0,000 1 do 4,150 f> prizes ol 3*1,000 0 do 1,200 70 do 1.000 70 do 000 12*5 do 200 wc., fcc. <vc. Tickets $10—halves $5—quarters $2 50 Certificates of pack'gs25 whole tickets $U>0 00 do do 25 half do 75 CO do do 25 quarter do 37 50 07,500 DOLLARS! $40,000 ! 20.000! $15,000! 10 prizes of $3,50U. LOTI KRY, for the benefit of the State ol Delaw are, Class, H, for 1852, to be drawn at Wilmington, Del., on Saturday, the 27Ih day of November. I b52. VERY SPLENDID SCHEME: f J »•» r / »A 1 prize ol 1 do 40,000 1 do 40,000 1 do 15.000 l do 14/400 i u |»ri^e> ui w 50 (io 2.000 50 prizes of 1,000 171 do -r,00 &c., &c , &c. Whole tickets $wl); hivs. tu; qrs.y; eiguin* * Certificates ot pack'g* whole tickets$2>0 OU Do do WO halt do MO 00 Do do 20 quarter do 70 00 Do do 26 eighth do 35 00 Orders for Tickets and Shares and Certiltcate* of Packages in the above Splendid Lotteries, will receive the most prompt attention, arid an official account of each drawing sent immedi ate Iv alter it is over, to all who order from me. Address— E. E. O HHiF.N, Agent. (,ct 95—im Alexandria, ^


ocr: j SPLENDID LOTTERIES, FOR DECEMBER, IS& j UKEIiOltV &MAIRV, M»a»g*r». (Successorsto J. VV. Maury &■ $50,000! 5 prize** of $12,000 ! 5 ol $6,000. LOTTERY, tor the benefit ol the Mate ol i Delaware. Class 160, lor ISM, to be draw n at V\ ihmn^toii, Del., on Saturday, cembtr 11//*. 1^5*z. BKII.LIANT SCHEME: 1 jin/e ol $00,000 I do I ",642 1 do 12,000 1 do 12,000 1 do 12,000 I prize ul *12 imu l do 12,000 f» do 0,000 50 do 1,000 224 do ^u0 &C., &C, &c*. . , Tickets $15, hlvs 7,50, qrs. 3,75. eignlh*']•*>'*• Certificates of j»ack gw<5 whole ticket* $1 0 0 Po do 25 half do 00 do 25 quarter do 45 00 1)0 do 25 eighth do 22 50 $40,000! $20,000? $10,000! 5 prizes of ft,COO? LOTTERY, tor the benefit of the Mateo! i Delaware, Class 166, for 1S*)2, to be drawn at Wilmington, Del , on Saturday, the 1^1 ft day of December, 1852. , 75 number lottery--12 drawn ballots . SPLENDID SCHEME: I j>ri/e ot $40,000 l do 20,000 l do 10.000 1 do '>.000 1 do \000 1 prize ol »3,*>y-> oO (to 1,000 r.o do 300 114 do '>00 &c., &c , fcc. Ticket* $10—halves *5—quarters** ->u Certiticaieso! |iack’c»2:» whole tickets $140 00 Jo do 25 half do 70(0 Jo Jo 25quarter do 35 00 50,000 DOLLARS! $>0,000 ! $|5,000! $10,000 ! LOTTKKY, for the benefit of the Mate ot Delaware, Class I, for 1*52. to be drawn j at Wilmington, Del., on Saturday, 25//t of /MTsV'|'kNI>1D CHRISTMAS GIFT! I prize oi $30,000 1 do 20,000 1 do 15,000 I do io,u«>o I prize of t » 02s do 3.000 50 do 1,000 IfiO do 450 &c., &C., &C. ’ Whole licked$10—halves $5—quarters $2 50. Certificates of pack'gs 26 whole tickets $! r>0 00 Do do 26 half do 75 00 j)o do 26 quarter do 37 50 (Orders for Tickets and Shares a ml Cert it’cates of Packages m the above Splendid Lotteries, w II receive the most prompt attention, and an official account of each drawing sent immedi ate! v after it is over, to all w ho order from me. Address— E. E. O BRIEN, Agent, nqy 2 2—|sp AUsxandna, ■ * • Fancy Articles, Ac., Ac. 1 rMHESEVENTH STREET FANCY STORE, Odd Fei'oxc < Holly


ocr: SPLENDID LOTTERIES, POR DECEMBER, ISai. UREOOUY& MAURY, Manager*. (.Successorsto J. W. Maury * $50.000! 5 prizes of $12,000 ! 5 ol $0,000 . LOITERY, for the Oenrfit of ihe Male of Delaware, Claes 1GO, for 1S52, to l»e draw n at Wilmington, Del., on Saturday, De cember l \th, 1852. BKIIXIANT SCHEME: 1 prize ol *00,000 1 do 17,642 l do 12.000 1 do 12,000 1 do 12,000 I prize ol *12.uuu l do 12,000 5 do 6,000 50 do 1,000 224 do 300 &c., ate., ate. Tickets $15, hlvs 7,50, qrs. 3.75, eighthsi 1,87*. Certificates of pack'gs. 25 whole tickets $180 00 Do do 25 half do ^ 00 Do do 25 quarter do 45 00 Do do 25 eighth do 22 50 $40,000! $20,000! $10,000! 5 prizes of #1,000! LOTTERY', lor ihe benefit of the State of Delaware, Class 160, lor 1852, to be drawn at Wilmington, Del., on Saturday, tlie \bth day of December, 1852. 75 number lotterv—12 drawn ballots . SPLENDID SCHEME: 1 prize of $40,000 1 do 20,000 1 do 10,000 1 do 5.000 1 do 5,000 1 prize of 53,o\t* 00 do 1,000 00 do 500 114 do 300 &c., &C., &c. Tickets $10—halves $5—quarters <>u Certiticatesof nack‘gs25 whole tickets $140 00 do ‘do 25 half do 70 00 do do 25 quarter do S5 00 50.000 DOLLARS! $20,000! $15,000! $10,000! LOTTERY, for the benefit of the Nate of Delaware,Class i, tor 1S52, lobe drawn at Wilmington, Del., on Saturday, 25f/i of lb52. A S EL EX DID CHRISTMAS LIFT! i prize ol $50,000 l do 20.000 l do 15,000 1 do 10.000 1 prize oj $5,02* 5 do 3.000 50 do 1,000 IfiO do 450 &C , AtC., &c. Whole ticket?* $10—halves $*>—quarters $2 50. Certificates of pack’gs26 whole tickets $150 00 [)o do 26 halt do 75 00 Do do 26 quarter do 37 50 Ordersfor Tickets and Sharesand Certificates of Packages in the above Splendid Lotteries, will receive the most prompt attention, and an official account of each drawing sent iinmedi atelv alter it is over, to ail who older from me. Address— E. E. O’BRIEN, Agent, nov 22—1 m Alexandria. Va.


ocr: Business Cards. £. B. ADDISON & SON’S, AGRICULTURAL DEPOT, Union street, btIU'ieo Al/ig a ml lumeton, WHOLESALE ASll RETAIL DEALERS IN Agricultural Implements, SEKDS, AND IMPROVED MANUKE-S.-Vc. oct 22—ti _ S. SHINN & SON, GROCERS ,\t COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Janney's Wharf. A LEX AN U1U A, V A . Have in store, and otier for sale on ac commodating terms, the following articles DK AN DIES, RUM, HOLLAND GIN, JUNES, nil I SKEW BROlFN SI Oi 1, lmliu Rale Ale, and Muir’s Scotch Ale ^Oltn Oil, Olives, Capers,Raisins, Maccarmu, and genuine Castile Soap. Together with a lull assortment of Chocolate, Cocoa, Mustard, I able Salt, Cayenne Prpp r, tongand white Pepper, Pearl Barley, Turmeric, Extract Lemon, Cinnamon, fyc , fyc.,$'C. mh 9 tf _ georgf. kephart. ui.am w. barker. KEPHART & BARKER. \\ holk'ABE and Retail LUMBER MERCIIAN 1S, Near the tts/t Wharf, Alexandria, Id. Dkalkks ui NAILS, RLAIMLK, LIME, and CEMENT. They keep constantly on hand every varietvol \vt 11 seasoned Si*s<PKHanna, M ite Pink, Sckick, and Carolina LLMliLh, Shin gles, Laths, A’o , ami mo<t respectfully invite purchasers to give them a call before purchasing elsewhere, as they teel confident, with lheit large stock and the prices which they are selling at, they cannot tail to please. jy 2d Jy ENGLISH, CASTLEMAN k CO., Late Jas, A. English & Uo., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN Hardware, Cutlery, Iron, Steel, Hollow-ware, \*c , King-Street, corner of Market Alley, ALEXANDRIA, FA., £^*>JI;tvt^iow on hand, ami will continue to keep, by far the largest and best selected >if'C K OF GOODS in their line, to be found in this place, which they wiU sell to merchants and others upon ns favoiable terms as tli y can be purchased in this or the neighboring markets. sep II t* CHRISTOPHER NEALE CONTINUES THE PRACTICE OF LAW, In the Superior and interior ( ourtsot Law and Chancery o! Alexandria and Fairfax counties, and m the Superior Court ot Prince \V illiain; aFo, in the Supreme Court of the I lilted States. He will in futur* attend the Court of Appealsat Va and will attend to the prosec jtion i


ocr: TraN'P r iati >n office, u & Alex k K..) Alexandria Stati n Sept. 25. 1S5>. S N7() 1 ICK —Merchant* amt others, forward _ ing merchandize, &c , to \\ arrenton, are | informed that a Warehouse has been erecte*i at the 3rd mile Station, on the Warrentou Branch Railroad, six miles from the town, and an agent there who will attend to receiving and forwarding (iOOPS. sen 27 W B. BROCK KIT, Agent.


ocr: . Coat Trade. Siatement of Coal transported over the Mr Savage Iron Co.'s Railroad, to the Depot of\he Balt, and Ohio Railroad, lor the week ending Sept. ISth. 1852. 6 From Froslhurir Coal co , 1020 tons “ Borden co., j ,l^4 u “ Allegany M. co., 74»; .. “ Barker Vein co., 3r,s 'Total, 3-158 S'atement of Coal transported over the Mi. Savage Iron Co.’s Railroad to the wharf ot the Chesa, cake and Ohio Canal, lor the week end ing Sept. ISth. From Frost burg Coal co., 7i3tnn-. k‘ Borden co., 304 *• “ Allegany M. co , 464 »• “ Parker Vein co., 370 “ Total, 1-31 Amount of Coal dispatched from the mmesof the Cumberland Coal & Iron Co., lor the week ending Sept. 22d 2441 13. Tlie Cumberland Coal. We learn from the Miner** Journal that, u th a view to increase their coal shipment*, the Cumberland C> al and Iron Company are now negotiating with the Baltimore and Ohio R* j Road Company, for a large addition to the r present stock of coal car*. During the week ending the 22d instant, 1,441 ton* were des patched from the mines of the company. 4 he present weekly transportation of coal down the Mount Savage* ro.id is nearly 6.000 tons: at d the greatly n crea-ed facilities afforded by the opening of the new line, w ill, m the course ot ttie next tew w eeks, increase it to nearly to,000. We -ee it stated that on the 1st ol October, the Phenix Coal Company, of the Cumberland bituminous region, will commence sending u.ei coai to the Baltimore ma k t. The capital a d property ot the Company are large, but :hr shares.nominally $100 e.ich, are selling at it per cent, in New York, and have not been


ocr: COMMERCIAL. Alexandria Markets October 12. The Flour market is very quiet —no change m price?—the receipts continue light. No sates reported to day. Wagon and car price $4 12|. Prime red Wheat is selling at 90 cents; white at 05 a 100 cents. Sales of white Corn at 00 cents. Last sales of yellow at 63 cents. Markets. Baltimore. Oct. 12.—Nothing has been done in Hour to-day. Prices nominal as yesterday. Wheat is unchanged. Corn Me a 70c. New York, Oct. 12.--Our market is un changed. _


ocr: 1 PUBLISHED DAILY A N D T Rl-W EE K L V BY EDGAR SNOWDEN. The ALfclAANOKIA GAZLTTL, lortheCouji ry, is nrinietl on Tuesdays, I iiursda. > v >aa.rvu:. - Scbscristton—The L>wi!y paper i* 'urnishtu a ^ dollars per annual, payable hall yearly. I he Coaniry paper—cri-weekly—isturmsheo lor h ve dollars per annum, payable in advance. Advertising.—Three ;nsefUon>oi one squa^*, c.*: one dollar. Vearly auver:i»er> a*^i>ecm-U ru*~s No subsc ription received from the country. «»■'*** accompanied by ttie cash, or by a opon't'dr name. _


ocr: Luv!I'<n)I.A'i^U'1 11 \Vw (>rl»*ok..Au-. :*> MARINE LI&T t*>KT OF ALEXANDRIA. AUGUST 26. Arrived. Sr’ r. Ann Pickrell, Dukes, Philadelphia, to S. Shinn & Son, and tr^isht lor the District Schr. Woodstock, Dent, Aijuia, wheat to James Irwin & Co Sailed Schr. H. K. Paiker, Rice, Boston, coal by Kowle & Co. _ - --———. —— Banal Bommeree. ___ Arrived. Augu>t 2»‘*. Boat Niagara, Knoxville, wheat and corn to master. Departed. Boats J. H. Davis, Isaac Motter, G. drove, and A. W. Kastlack. Cumberland, by Bowie Co. „ Boat Niagara, Knoxville, salt by bowled < o. Boat Wm. H Bowie, groceries, -See, tor Cumberland, Md., horn McVeigh, Harper & Chamberlain. .. Boat Ida, plaister, &c., from Fowle & < «> * and groceries for Martinsburg, \a., from Me- Veigh, Harper K Chamberlain. Boat John P 0 irrot, groceries lor Knoxvilie, Md., and Sheperdstown, Va , from VV • & C. Bayne. WAN!KD —A good \ KSNKU <>t •>, >to mioo bU'hels burthen—to load gram lor an Fastern port. M!525 THOMAS & DYKR. WANTKD.—Vessels for New York, Bridge port, Hartford, Boston. Ko.\lmr\, PorUaud.and Augusta. Despatch givenAp- p]v to HOWARD & POOR, aug 20 Da inge rfield's Wharf FOB NKW \Olx\£—R gular Line. regular Packet Schooner, RES A TOR, .Mevers master, w*11 ha.'^.■“ For freight, applv to S. SHINN X N »N. 20 Jantiey > v' Iran ^ BOB NKW YOliK.—The superior I®S&^new schooner i\lAOSOl.fA, now rea dy lor cargo. For freight, applv to •y <>4 rOu LK v.t F xgg YKSSKL WAN 1 KD for Bredeiicks ^y^^burg, by LK & CO. aug 13—U / \RANGK FLOWER Gl’M DROPS—A full supply of the above article tor touch*. Hoarseness. &c. Just received ami for sa.e bv JAS. ENTWISLE. .hi.. Apothecary. _ opp. Sarepta Hall. wwk NOVA SCOriA GRINDSTONES of 1\/\J superior quality, just received pe» hug Andover, and lor sale low t>v ant. to JAS A. ENGLISH & (<>. %)J\ TONS AMERICAN KAK IRON, just -g*/ received and tor sale by 11,.. |9 JAS. A ENGLISH & CO. •) CASKS PATENT SAFELY FUSE, jum O received from the Bacloty. «m! tor sale low by [aug 12] JAS. A. KNOCKH Jk |)OTOMAC HKKKfNd —100 bbls. t Fish, in store, and for sale by .. .1112 2 -. W M L POWELL & SON. STARCIL—25 boxes "Doclieslet Family _ Starch, m More, and for sale by anc 98 WM. L. POWELL & SON. Green Jamaica ginger, just and for sale by J R IMERKHM', au*. 2d S. E. corner of Km» and PARASOL KITS.—F an cy S Ik and Satin Dc PirsNolptis fit cost■ U\ WALTON HARPER LAWNS AT COST.—A variety of _.,„"'ilb'"l'""v''ivo'.:'n>NH.MirKR BEAUTIFUL styled fancy Berages, at for cash. Call soon. . au* -'6 W. WALTON HARPER. Ql’AIMER VESTINGS—Beautiful O Marseilles Vestm**, at cost ane 36 W. WALTON HAK1 EK. I’lANCY CASSIMERES -Plain and 4 French Cassimeres, at cost,


ocr: Business Cards. E. B ADDISON & SON’S, AGRICULTURAL REPOT, Union street, between King and Cameron, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN Agricultural iui)lemciils, SEEDS, AND IMPROVED MANE KES, fee. oct —if S. SHINN & SON, GROCERSnt COMMISSIONMERCHANTS, Jannkv's Wharf A LEX AN I) K 1 A, VA. Have in store, and offer lor sale on ac commodating terms, the following; aitidcs— DR ANDIES, HUM, HOLLAND C.IN, WINES* WHISKEY, BROWN STOUT, India Dak* Ale, ami Muir’s Scotch Ale Olive Oil, Olive*, Capers, Raisins, Maccarom, and genuine Castile Soap. Together with a lull assortment ol Chocolate, Cocoa, JMusturd, ltible Salt, Cayenne Repp r, long and white Pepper, Peail Barley, Turmeric, Extract Ennon, Cinnamon, , •jv..*-,-. Kill 9—" GEORGE KEPHART UI.AM W. BARKER. KEPHART & BARKER. W I!!>LK«ALK AM) RETAIL LIJM />’ E R M E R CHA A 1S, Near the t'ish Wharf. Alexandria, fa. (tg* Dealers m NAILS, J’LAlSlLU, LIMIt., rnd CEMENT. They keep constantly on hand •very variety' ol well semoned Srsip kiianna, W ite Pink, Si'KccK, ami Carolina LLMREK, Shin it.ns, L.vrns, \*e , and 11j«»-1 resi*<a*ttully invite iHm-haser* to give them a call belore purchasing •l>ewhere, as they hvl confident, with their large .tock and the puces which they ate selling ;it, hey cannot fail to please. jy 20— ly^ ENGLISH, CASTLEMAN k CO., I^ate «las. A. English & Co., AND RETAIL DEALERS IN Hardware, Cutlery, lion, Steel, Hollow-ware, vVe , Kmg-Street, corner ol Market Alley, ALEXANDRIA, VA., Ok/-llave now on hand, and will continue to hy far the largest and best selected ST t K K I fOOl *S in their line, to he Ion ltd in tins place, they will >ell to merchant > and others upon lavorable temi' as th y can he purchased in or tiie neiglihoring markets. st‘P ^ ’ * CHRISTOPHER NEALE THE PRACTICE OF LA W, in the Superior ami interior Courts ol Law Chancery nt Alexandria and Fairfax comities, in the Superior Court ol Fiance W illiam; in the Supreme (. omt ol tie* I nited Slates. He will in future attend the Court of Appealsat Va , and will attend to the prosec mon claim- heiore C ongr< ss or ;\uv of th public «>1 the Cleneral (»overunienl. sep 3—ly ___


ocr: LIFE INSURANCE.- Vu SatiOhat iu H Fund Lsff Assurance Cotnpat.^ rf J.c don — CAPITAL $2,500,000 xsv »i r pli > ci $112,000, continue to istuelon cie> for Life Insi rance. on as favorable turns At ar») other office in ‘.he United States. T hey have also comnunaJ issuing POLICIES rvf the INSURANCE of SLAVE LIFE, a method by which slave owners maj be protected iitm loss. For Circulars and other information, apt !\ o JAMES P. SMITH. Agent for Alexandria. Doctors F. J. Mcrpht and W. Warren Williamson, Examiner;, dec 2“— * v 1'


ocr: CASH FOR NEGROES -! «ifb to rurcb*>« immediately, for the South, any number of NEGROES, from iO to 30 year* of are. for £h>ch t wit I pay the rerv b»fhe*t ca*h price All comaiomcauons promptly aftended ui. JOSEPH BRUIN. H’eat End, Alexandria. Va. ext 26 — tl


ocr: TO I RA V E1. L ERS — 1 he subscriber is at ibis time running an OMNIBUS from Paris to Withes Depot, which connects with the S:a^e to VV inche-ter. on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays. Per sons comirg to Paris, can be >ent to the Depot any day they may wish. Good Horses, and a good and careful Driver. WILLIS A. KERCHEVAL, Agent. Paris, oct 4—1 m ___


ocr: at 8 , tor sengers can pass the day pleasantly in bathing.] and viewing the extensive tonifications. During j the afternoon, tlie boat will make a trip to the] ocean, after which she will leave for Norfolk, j where the party will have ample time "ext day to visit the Navy \ard. Dry Dock, big Ship Pennsylvania, an>l the many other objects oi interest. ,, Returning, the OCEOLA will leave Norioik Monday, at four o'clock, P. M. The table will be well supplied with ad the delicacies which the markets and the salt wa ter aflord. PASSAGE and FARE for the round trip, gentleman ami lady, 88. JAMES MM CHELL, Captain. Washington, je 30—it _ EXCURSIONS ON THE CA fipfo iffWaNAL - The splendid packet boat BELLE, can be chartered tor Excursions on the Canal, a* far a, the water it* m. at low rate*. For particulars apply to I. A. MON 1 .vO. >, Alexandria. je 26—eo4t l/\ HMDS, prime Porto Rico Sugar 1U 10 do do West India Molasses 20 bbls.and half bbls. N. O. do Iq store and for sale bv T. M. McCORMICK & CO u 30 Theatre Building. Seeds — 50 bushels Clover Seed 50 4* Orchard Grass See i 50 u Herd Grass Seed, for sale by je 30 J. J- WHEAT & BROS. iiTO<)L WANTED—The highest prices je30a,d b> J J WHEAT ft BROS. HERRING—200 bt>is. Potomac ami East port Herring, for sale bv je 30 J- J- ^ HEA1 N. bUOS. Bacon and lard — 15 hh*K Shoultlers, Sales, ami Hams 10 casks No. I Leaf Lai it. for safe 1hv je 30 J. J WHEAT So BROS. 2'TIERCES “Wilt's” sugar cured canvassed HAMS, lust received and tor sale by 1 T. M. McCORMICK h CO., je jo Theatre Building. 117H1TK LEAD.—5 tons Lewis’s pure am! VV extra White Lead, jus, received by je.to J J WHEAI k bld).\ TNDIA RUBBER CLOTH.—A further supply 1 of the above, ot best quality, rece.ve,l am! tor sale at [te JO] C. BEKRi o 7TaRRY’S TRICOPHEROUS, the genuine b article constantly on hat^and^a. JB Oo _ _—■ - LIVERPOOL FINE SA LT —2000 sacks Fme Salt, in ..ore^lor^le b^ Empire cabs, or Safety Uj<>. f supply of the above, received “'V.^,l t’ at Oa»n C. C. BEKKV > OAA BUSHELS vVHITE <’OKN, for«!e 2UU by K. B. ADDISON & N->V _ je_l_ ' _ SMOKED BEEF , verv nice, jn>t receive!,! and for sale, at ' WHITEN ^ 29 Post Office corner. MATCHES, a superior article, tor sale low, bv the ^roce, or less quantity, by ie293 H. B. VVHITTING1ION & CO. f^ANS in great variety, tor sale at reduced Jill R B. WHITTINGTON & CO. GUNNY BAGS—1000 Gunny Bags, just re ceived, and for sale, by je 24 THOMAS & PI Ell EXTRACT OF COFFEE —This celebrated article can always he had of je 4 J. A. MIL BURN, Druggist. FRINGES, received this 16th day ot June, at the one price store of jt 16 WM. B RICHARDS, Jr , & CO. SPIKES—50 kegs “Avalon" Spikes, assor ted sizes, for sale by Je24 THOMAS& DYER. LEATHER.—300 Sides black Harness Leath er, in store and for sale bv _ 9 F. HOOE


ocr: Canal Commerce._ Arrived. August 9. Boat* R G. Violett, Label, ami Gen. T\son, Cumberland, coal to Cumberland Coal a id Iron Co. Departed. Boat H. G. Phelps Cumberland, by Fowle & Co. n Boat Canonicus, Cumberland, by Borden Ming Ca _


ocr: Tkan>p< mat ion Office, o Ai.kx k u.. / Alexandria Stati n. Sept. *25, 1S52. S N O ML K—Merchant-and others, forward __ ing merchandize. &c., to Warrenton, iniorn ed that a W arehou-e has been at the 3rd rode Statu n, on the Branch Kail road, six miles irom the town, an agent there who will attend to and forwarding GOODS sep ‘27 \V ft. BROCK hrn , Agent.


ocr: and they are Alexandria and Fairfax Counties, for their truly generous anti hospitable treatment to this Com pany, on the occasion of our visit, on the .'»d ot July, and in particular to Mr. Upton and family, for their kind attention upon that occa sion. , . , . Resolved, That the aliove resolution be pub lished in the Alexandria (Lizeite. SAMUFL MILTON. Secretary 3V1. A. ALMANAC. S'.JS.',.Ni JI*V J ULY. i/.<♦•?!I S Thnrsliy .. 4 W* 7 II lt' *!, M * Krutoy. ... I *.7 U U^1*'• - * 10 Siimrtlay .. • I *7.7 l.i • 1' ‘ - u K 11 Sunday. » |,s 1 to u I k. 12 Monday- I 4S}7 12 — i;i 'I'm-*lav— IW 12 1IU-H ^ VILK 11 Wednesday I 11*1? U d» i.Y lib k)«n. l k I' U S T I > A I K S Loudon.hint* 2K j Liv»»r|>ool.Juno 21) | llaviv.J a • it* 2'» New Orleans.. Jaly I MARINE LIST. POUT OF ALEXANDRIA, JULY 7. Arrived. Sc hr Mary Peavy, Sunp>on, EaMpoit. itwn* her to Cazenove & Co. Alexandria female seminary— The present session of this School. wili close on the 15th inst.,and the following one will begin on the 1.7th of next, Oil* month, (Sep tember.) Circulars giving paiticii arsas regards board, tuition, &c., cm he obtained hv appk „,g to JAS. S. HALLOW ELL, 7th mo s—eo2\v Principal. ALLEGHANY MINING COMPANY OF Maryland.—A general meeting of the Stockholders will he held on Thursitny. Juty 29/A, at 12 o'c ock. Mat the office of the l oin pany, No 7t, South Third street, Philadelphia. ££r* Business ot importance and an election fur Directors. JOHN J. McCAHEN, Philadelphia, jy l —lawtd Secretary. for NEW YORK -The packet S&fcSchr STAirSMAS. W eeks, master. \^Msa>l on Stiturdoy. For light freight appl> to the Captain on boaul. or to S. SHINN SON, jv 7 JdMne\’s Wharf. Guano— Peruvian and Patagonian Guano. in store, and for sale in large or small uuantities, at lowest inaihet rates, hv T. M. McCORMICK & CO, jv 7 Theatre Building. OCBLE Covered, Platted Rawhide Whips, for driving wagons, caits &e. ARo, Good year's India Rubber Whips, for the I'ur ;>ase J. Y AN SAN r. jy 7 adjoining Marshall House rn/\ j T. MARTIN, Schoolev \ II..offs. OUU Cincinnati extra Su-ar cured Hams ,»*. received and ‘«Si*l^0MAS ?rR.NS> jy 7 corner Prince & Fairfax >ts. Bacon and lard — 15 hhds Shoulders, Sides, and Hams 10 casks No. 1 Leaf Lard, lor sale hv je 30 J J WHEAT & BROS. Railroad lanthorns—do/ san ger's patent spring Railroad Lanthorns, a •ut.erior article, just received and *or »aleby jv 3 GEO WHITE LBS. Verdegris 01/ 100 lbs. Black Paint 10 “ Prussian Blue, lor sale hv jy 7 J. T. B. PERRY & SON._ pliTOC CARPS, (o. tllMWONP. j : ! :


ocr: Tk AN'P K 1 ATI *N t-‘TUI K, o A LI \ K R., ) Alexandria ^tati »n, >ept. ‘-20, l'-■>2. S NX) I ICE — Mt rcl.aiiN and others, forward _ mu merchandize. &c., to \\ arrenion, are informed that a WVrht ase has been erected at the 3rd ti.ile Station, on Ihe Uarre.don Branch Railroad, six miles from Uic town, and an agent there who \\ »11 attend to receiving and forwarding (»OOl>S. *27 \V B BRtH'KK I I. Alient


ocr: y\ )R >u H’M’ V E RN ON — regular day* lor t».e steamer TBuMAS COLLYER. lor FOKT WASH I Nil I ON AND MO UNI V EKNON, aie 1 UESDA Y and Filll)A Y. leaving her j-erlh at Damiierli-luV Whari, at y1^ o’clock, bare, Round Tup, 7o cts. SAMUEL GEDNho oct y—till Captain. FOR ALEXANDRIA, WASH ^i\t;TD\ AND GEORGETOWN. The steamer COLUMBIA, Captain James Harper, will receive cargo on lhur>dn\, am! commence her regular trip- on SutunUiytfie 2>th, leaving Baltimore at 4 o'clock, 1. M. Returning, leave Alexandria every »\ei*neM»u\ morning at 7 o clock, touching at tue usual landings on the river For height J. J. V\ tiKAl & BROS., feb 98 -tf


ocr: SPLENDID LOTTERIES, U K EGOR Y a. M a CRY, Managers. (Successors to J. W . Maury & f o.; $10,000 ! 75 prizes of $1,000 ! LOTTERY, for the benefit of ihe Slate of i Delaware, Class ITU, tor lNr>2, to be drawn at Wilmington, Del., on Saturday, the 20f/1 o/ Xovtmber, 1»52. l |»nze oi $10,000 i do 15,000 l do ft.000 1 do MOO 1 do 4,150 5 prizes oi 5 do l,v?50 75 do 1,000 75 do -'>00 125 do -00 &c., &tc. &c. Tickets $IU—halves $5—quartet $2 50 Certificatesol pack's**25 whole tickets $1*>0 0° Jo do 25 halt do 75 t‘U do do 25quarter do 57 50 67,500 DOLLARS! $•10,000! 20.000! $ 15,000! 10 prizes of $3,500. LOTTERY, for the benefit of the Stale o! Delaware.Cla»*. II, lor LS52, to he drawn at Wilmington, Del., on Saturday* the 27th day of November, 1 $52. i VERY SPLENDID SCHEME: 1 prize ol $6i.;>00 1 do 40.000 l do 20,000 1 do 15,000 l do 14.260 I o |»rizt*> oi f.o do 2.000 r,0 prizes of 1,000 171 do 500 &c., &c., &c. Whole tickets $20: hlvs. tu: qrs. o, Certificate." of nackgs 20 whole ncke’.s$2>0 00 |)o do 20 halt do lj° 00 Do do *20 quarter do 70 00 I>o do 20 eighttl do 3-r» 00 Orders for Tickets and Shares and Cert if cat e> of Packages in the above Splendid Lotteries, will receive the most prompt attention, and an official account of each drawing sent immedi ately utter it is over, to all who order from me. Addiess— E. K. OBKlhN, Agent, oct 2">_lm Alexandria, *a«


ocr: TrAN'P'K’I ATI'*N 0>KICK, 1* 6i.Al.PX B K.. ^ Alexandria Stati »v Sept. ~;o, i>'*2. s N^O j |( K —M» reliant* and others, forward* _ my; rnerchand;/**. , t<* V\ arreRton, art* informed that a W arehou*e has been erected a* the .Ud mile Station, on the \\ arrenton Branch Kadroad. six miles tmm the town, and an am* nt tio ri* w no will atU-iul to receiving ami torvvar*; O'ti (a )S W l» BliOrKKIT. Airent


ocr: ouangk and au:\anduia Daily Mail 'Irani to the foUvirintr Stations anri Hate^. Leaves Alexandria, at 0 o'clock, A. M ... ark Airtvisat Springfield. at3 20. 4* Burke's at 4* Fan lax. at u Sang'ler's, at *• Union Alii Is, at 4* Manas-as at l* Brt*ioe, at 44 Colvin'*, at 4* War. Junction, 4i 3 Mile War. Line, It 12, u Bealton. at 11 40, kl u Rappahannock, 1! 53, “ 44 Brandy, at 12 10, Returning. Leaves Brandy, at 1 50, I* Arrives at Rappahanock, at *2 00, u Beaton, at *2 10, 44 3 Mile V\ ar Line, at *2 10, 44 Wanenton Junction, 2 on, 0 33, 0 r, -30, 10 10, 10 30, 1 0 10, 11 no, n 03, M 33 53 70 SO 00 io 23 .».) 03 73 s7 On 2 3 • Fare. 25 30 70 00 2 3 2.3. 3 «>•>, 1 00. 1 10, 1 20. 4 3.3, 5 00. 03 13 30 j 4* led v m’s. at 4* Ri istoe. at 44 Alanassa»»\ at *• ( non Mil!>. at 4* Sanest er's, at 44 Fairfax. at 44 Bmke'*. at 4- Sprn ijtirld. at 44 Alexandria, at I’assenseis t<> and from the Mana>sa* Lap Rail Ko,id. pass tuentv seven mile* over this Road. K. 1L MIDDLK TON, oCi Mtoermtendent. MANASSAS (JAB RAIL ROAD. i I l 43 1 3.3 ! 70 1 2 23 rpHK PASSKNGFK AM) F II K l G H T X TRAINS are now rut'iimu daily, vSun<la\s ! excepted.) between Alexandria anil Pr o m^nt Station. HI mile41 fio*r> Alexandria. coa jieeiinj: h\ Stiuie wiili Muidieburg ;n the l iam> and hy Saw\ei'-tUily line, with Winchester, via Pari* ami Millwood, at Piedmont. M M. WKLSH. Superintendent, oct 12—tf [ A a e M 'Pel | M AN \>S.\S (PAP PAIL ROAD. To Mtnltants, mol Fn trailing Agents in Alrxuiidi nr the *^7:h ot


ocr: Transportation Office* O M Ai.k\ K K.. Alexandria Station, Sept. 20, 1*02. N701 iCK —Merchant- and others, _ in£ merchandize, &c , t > Warrenton, informed that a Warehouse has been a* the 3rd mile Station, on the Branch Kaihoad. six iniies from the town, an a^eiit there w ho will attend to and forwarding («OOI>S. sen 27 W. «. BUOCKK1 I. Agent


ocr: SACKS G. A. and fine Salt 100 hoxe." Cheese 200 bbls. No. 1 Herring 30 “ No. 3 Mackerel 6000 lbs. Shoulder Bacon 3000 “ Side il 20o0 “ Hams u 30 boxes dried Herring, for sale b> dec 2 KINCHELOK & SMITH.


ocr: : TkaN'P rtation office, u al alex u. u., / Alexandria Station. Sept. -2d, lSr>2. $ N"O I ICK — Merchants ami others, torward _ wg merchandize, , to Y\ arrentoN, are informed that a YV alehouse has been erected a; the 3rd mile Station, on the Wat Teuton Branch Railroad, six miles from ihe town, and an agent there w ho will attend to receiving and tor warding GO(H)S. 27 YV B BROCKKTT, Agent.


ocr: Tranvp* r’iati* n O Nl Ai.rx K. R.. ) Alexandria Stati n Sept lS NO 1 ICh—Merchant' ai d otheis, lorward _ jng merchandize, , to \\ arrenton, art* informed that a M alehouse has be-m erected at the 3rd mile Station, on the ^\a«renton Branch Railroad, six miles from ihe town, and an agent there v.ho will attend to receiving and forwarding GOODS. VV B BROCK KTT, Agent.


ocr: , j j j j j | Daily Mud Irani to die following Station*, anil Kates. Leaves A lexamlria. at 2 o'clock, A. M ...h arv Arrives at Sprmutield, at \> 20, u $ 3> 4- Burke's at 0 35, •4 Fairfax, at 45 44 70 44 Sangster’s, at 0 55 , 44 M) *• Union Mills, at 10 15,. 44 00 44 Manassas, at 10 25, 44 1 10 4- Btisloe. at 10 40, 44 1 25 ■4 ('olvin’s at 11 10, 4* 1 r»5 44 Warrenton Line, 11 20, 44 1 05 4i 3 Mile War. Line, It 30, 44 1 7-5 KeM KMNU. Leaves 3.1 Mile War. Line, at 3. P. M...Fark Arrivesat Warrenton Line,at 3 10, $ 25 44 (’olvin’s,at 3 15, 25 44 Brtstoe. at 3 35, 50 4> Manassas’, at 3 A5, h*‘ 44 Union Mills, at 4 15, sr, 4- >a mister's, at 4 30, 44 Fairfax, at 4 40, 44 Burkes, at 4 5o, 1 2o 4* Springtmld, at 5 10, 1 40 44 A lexamlria. at 5 30. * '•' Pas-sen^ers to ami from the Manassa- (>ap Ka.l Roail. pass twenty seven ndle* over ttr.s R()aiI. R H. MIMH.MO.Y sep 4 — tf Superintendent. MANASSAS (LAP KAIL KOAl) To Merchant*, and tor mud tug Agents in Alexandria. ON AND A FT KB Monday, the -.27;h oi September, the* toliewing articles onl\, wit! be received tor transportation, loaded on Union street, (viz:) Cuano. Plaster, Coal, raw hides. Lumber (not less than three tons.) Hogs heads ot Sugar, Mola^es. Bacon, (not less than 10«)0 lbs. each ^ Chartered car< contents unknown. Alt aruc’es weighing less than 1000 lhs each, must he delivered to the Agent at the Depot, accompanied by a duplicate state ment specif vine the number, description, marks, destination, Consignor, and Consignee. And it articles weighing less than 1000 lh>. each, are found loaded in carson Ut i!»ti street. the\ will ?-ot he fowarded, hut stored at the expense oi the Consignor. B, oidei: At- M. M LLMI, Super1 ntendant


ocr: VIRGINIA LOCOMOTIVE AND CAR WORKS, Wolfe street and River Potomac, Alexandria, Va.—SMITH tf PERKISS, Pro* fritters. MANUFACTURE, Locomotive Engines and Tenders. Marine end Stationary Engines and Boilers. Chilled Car Wheels and Axles. Patent Chilled nnd Wrought Slip-tire. Machinery end Castings generally. The undersigned having erected very extern mve shoos, ami procured the most modern ma ehiUnr Ud tooll *r* prep*r#d to exwuu or itn lot Loeomotiws Engine*, Car*, »nd M» nhingf? pi «H *io<U, with 4«»p»tcb, end or ‘■"‘‘“‘iTiiiw _ . Lat* Maater of Mechinery on the Rail Road. augl-tf


ocr: I \ j SPLENDID LOTTERIES, FOR NOVEMBER, 18S2. j GREGORY & MAURY, Managers. (Successors to J. VV. Maury & Co.) 50,000 DOLLARS! 20 prizes of $1,000 ! j LOTTERY, for the benefit of the Stale of Delaware, Class 137, for 1852, to be drawn at Wilmington, Del., on Saturday, 13m of November, 1852. . 66 number lottery—12 drawn ballots . GRAND SCHEME: 1 prize of $50,000 1 do 21,740 1 do 10,000 1 do 10,000 4 do 5,000 20 prize oi 20 do 500 20 do 500 13* do 200 &C., &C., &C. Tickets $15, hlvs 7.50, qrs. 3,75, eighths 1.87*. Certificates of pack'gs. 22 whole tickets $lo0 00 Do do 22 half do SO 00 Do do 22 quarter do 40 Do do 22 eighth do 20 00 $40,000 ! 75 prizes of $1,000 ! LOTTKRY, for the benefit of the State of Delaware, Class 1439 for 1852, to be drawn at Wilmington, Del., on Saturday, the 20th of November, 1852. 1 prize ot *40,000 I do 15,000 | do fe.000 1 do 0,000 I do 4,150 n prizes oi 5 do 1,250 75 do 1,000 75 do 128 do C. _ &C., 0k.c . Tickets $10—halves $5—quarters $2 00 Certiticatesot pack’gs20 whole tickets $100 00 do do 20 halt do 7*> do do 20 quarter do 37 00 _ 67,000 DOLLARS! $40,000! 20.000! $15,01)0! 10 prizes of $3,000! LOTTERY, for the benefit of the State ot Delaware, Class H, tor 1802, to be drawn at Wilmington, Del., on Saturday, the "21th day ot November, 1802. VERY SPLENDID SCHEME: 1 prize of $f>7,500 1 do 40,000 1 do 20,000 1 do 15,000 1 do 14,200 10 prizes ot *«v>ou 50 do 2,000 50 prizes of 1,000 171 do 500 &c., &c., &c. _ « . • l.i . ii rnl Whole tickets 52u; nivs. mj. qi?. ngum? ~ Certificates ot Pack’gs 26 whole tickets $2^0 00 Do do 26 halt ilo 14U 00 Do do 26 quarter do 70 00 Do do 26 eighth do 35 00 Orders for Tickets and Shares and Certificates of Packages in the above Splendid Lotteries, will receive the most prompt attention, and an official account of each drawing sent immedi ate! \ after it is over, to all who order from me. Address— K. K. O’BRIEN, Agent, oct 25_|m Alexandria, Va. Fancy Articles, &c., &c.


ocr: • ! SPLENDID LOTTERIES, FIIH OCTOBER, 18S2. GKEliOK V b. M Al RY,M»o«gf rs. (Successors to J. VV. Maury & (o.) SO,OoO IK>LLA RS! . ? 10 prizes ot $>i0.o0c* ! 100 prizes of $>1000. LOTTERY, for the benefit of the State of Delaware, Claris, lor to be drawn at Wilmington, Del., on Suturdoy> the -3't (lay of October, 1S52. , VERY SPLENDID SCHEME: 1 pnze of 1 do I 1 do 1 1 do l do 1 do : 1 do iM),000 10.000 10,000 10,000 10,000 j 10,000 j 10,000 I 1 prize ot ] do 1 do 1 do 20 prizes of 100 do i l5o do 4>1<V,UU 10,000 10,000 10,000 4.000 1.000 400 &c, 4ic., Ticket*$20, halve*$10, q.*. $5,ewntk*1$^50. Certificates ot pack'gs’Jh w hole ticket? t-'-y o Do do v6 half Jo l^00 Do do 2*5 quarter Jo 0 Do do 2n eighth do 33 75 $3S,0i)0! $17,000! $9.000! 10 prize* of $1,000! LOTTERY, tor the oent-fit ot the State ot i Delaware, Class 125, tor lSr)2. to e drawn at Wilmington, Dei., on Saturday* Uc tuber 30th, IS52. 14 drawn Nos. tn each packaze ot -•) tickets. SPLENDID SCHEME: 1 |»rize ot l co ! do l do ! 1 do 1 do 17,000 y,uoo 0,000 4.000 3}“>00 1 prize ol 10 prizes of 1,000 10 do 7f)0 12 do 500 25 do 300 oOU do 150 &c., OCC . Ticket.* *10- halves *5— quarters $2 30. Certilicaiesoi 1‘ack’gs 25 v%hole ticket.- $1*^0 oo Do do 25 halt do ^00 Do do 25 quaiter do 30 00 Orders for Tickets and shares and Certificate* of Packages m the above Splendid Lotteries, will receive the most j»ro.i»|*t attention, and an official account of each drawing sent immedi atel\ after it is over, to al 1 v' ho order troin me. Addie**— K. K. OKKIKN, Agent, sef»24—lm Alexandria. Va.


ocr: l^ANCV PKKFLKMEKyT&c.—a generaTas i soitmefit of Perfumery; Toilet Waters; Ox 1 Marrows: Pomatums, &c. Also, China and ! Gla-i Toilet Bottles, powder puff Boies, Port | Monaies, of best qualify and style, for sale at 1 the Drug Store, corner of King and Fairfax streets. dec 22 l


ocr: 17 Friday. !5 53i»> 7 Sf.i*TKMhkr 11. 5h L \ T fc. S I* l> A i fc. S Lot.don. Aii;riht 2 4 Liv«*ij*o*>K . .August 24 j Havre .August l» I New < >iie:*M'. ..A Hi*. •»! MARINE LIST_ I'Ok'i'oKALfciXA M>Ki A, >Kl’i KMliKK 10. ARKIVKD. Ship Athens, ('base, Newport, Wales, iron rail** to Orange and Alexandria Kail Road ( o. Br. Brig P. 1 Nevms, Boddie, St. John, N. B . plaister to F«»w!e & Co. Schr. Kleanor, W allace, Boyd's Hole, wheat to James Irwin ^ Co. Schr Corinthian, Welch. Machojoc, wheat to J imes Irwin & Co. Schr. Rosa. Carrod, Westmoreland, wheat to Jame< Irwin & Co. Schr. William and John, Skinner, Mattawo man, wheat and tobacco to J 1'. B. Perry &. Son. Sailed Schr. M. C. Dnrfee, James, Fall K.ver, coal bv Borden Mining Co. ’Schr. Sea Fiower, l>a\ton, Piermont, coal by Fowle & Co. Schr Alice Mowe, Pike, Boston, by Latribert Ac


ocr: Value of foreign produce $266,412 31 Total value of articles exported to foreign countries $1,300,902 24 Exported coastwise, ex elusive of Joreign goods. viz; 46536 Barrels Hour 1307 halt do 1254 Bairels Biead 359 half do 7SI Kegs do 92 Barrels Whiskey • 9 dr) Beef 26 do Brandy 166 do Pickled Fish 47 do Ship Stuti liU do 'Par 181 do Indian Meal 13 do Beans 10 do Pork 582'.* Bushels Wheat 17496 do Corn 150 do^ Rye 11 Firkin Butter 3 Bags Hop* 151 Kegs manufactured Tobacco 495 Hhds. do do 162 Casks Flaxseed Cl Bags (imsei g 21 Tierces Rice 5460 Staves •The value of these articles are unknown as goods exported coastwise are regulated in a different manner, horn those exported to for eign countries imported from foreign ports, viz: Value ot goods paying uuty ad valorem $265,203 2*2 Enumeration articles not included in the above valuation, viz :— 945 pounds Cloves Shot Bed and White lead 3S418 lead and manufactures of lead 3136 Spikes 43421 Nails 15069 Cocoa 3501484 Salt 1415 Cheese 659152 Coffee 1164425 Sugar 18S70 Cotton 504 Indigo 1290 Figs 6480 Almonds 56 Plums 5745 Kai?ins 6‘>o0 square ieet window glass 23 pair Boots 3 Shoes 915 gallons Beer 99035 Spirits S502 Wines 22591 Molasses 646 bushels Coal 201 cwt. Steel 12 dauber Salts 20 Twine 1467 Hemp These articles paying a specific duty, their value is consequently unknown. No articles imported troin ports in the United States are included in ilie above statement of imports. Alexandria, January ", 1 "05. j


ocr: Reminiscences of Alexandria. TRADE OF ALEXANDRIA IN 1804. Abstract of Goods, Wares, and Merchandize, ex ported from, and imported into the district of Alexandria, in the district oft Columbia, during the year 1804, taken from he Custom House Books. EXPORTED. Article* of the growth, produce, and manufac ture* of the United States. 61514 Barrels ot Flour 1754 do Beef 2111 do Pork 40 do Apples 23696 do Bread 6599 Kegs ditto 2227 Barrels pickled Fish 391 Quintals dried do 115 Barrels Indian Meal 362 Bushels Beans 36*70 do Corn 3481 do Peas 120 do Potatoes 8500 do Wheat 3757 Hogsheads Tobacco 3*0 Tierces Rice 10 do Flax Seed 4*0 Pair Shoes 163* Pounds manufactured Tobacco SI 4 do Wax 625 do Gun-powder 1*116 do Butter 3^73 do Cheese 30540 do Cotton 13309 do Candles 15252 do Bacon Hams 14230 do Lard 34514 do Soap 259 Gallons Brandy 462 do Beer 4000 Brieks 66^00 Staves and headings 166350 Shingles 35400 Feet boards and plank 45 Sheep Value ot these articles at the time ol exportation $1,031.689 95 ! Value of articles not enumerated $‘2,769 9S - ■ ! Value of American produce $1,034,459 93 j Article* of the growth, produce and manufactu re of foreign countries, viz: 1977 pounds Cocoa 532.*44 do Coffee 14.142 do Colton 2 5Y2 do Nalls 120.6*8 do Sugar 3,513 do Pepper *,911 do Soap j 165 do Tea 0.107 gallons Spirits 1,155 do Wine Value of those articles at the time of exportation $181,530 66 , Value oi articles not enumerated $4,911 65 Value of foreign produce $266,412 31 Total value of articles exported to foreign countries $1,300,902 24 Exported coastwise, ex elusive of Joreign goods. viz; 46536 Barrels Hour 1307 halt do 1254 Bairels Biead 359 half do 7SI Kegs do 92 Barrels Whiskey • 9 dr) Beef 26 do Brandy 166 do Pickled Fish 47 do Ship Stuti liU do 'Par 181 do Indian Meal 13 do Beans 10 do Pork 582'.* Bushels Wheat 17496 do Corn 150 do^ Rye ! i ! 1


ocr: Tras>p R I ATi* *N nmt K, O Au X K K • ? Alexandria ^t.vii n d>. I>52. S NO I |oK — .Vh rchai.u and oMn-rs. lorward n>^ o.eichamir/i\ . to UaiirhJon, informed lhat a V*« ait*hou.»e ha" been CikvI hi !he 3rd i««)le Main n. on the Wuire.don Branch Railroad, six miles from lin* town, an ai*i*nt ttiere w no will ottend Jo and forward mg CiO( )0S \V B BROCKKIT. Ag«nt. sm> (Warrentim |«|»er8.]


ocr: ftiinr OF ALEXANDRIA NOVEMBER 5 Sailed. Bris P. R. Hitchhorn, Berry, Boston, coal from (). B Smith 6c. Co. Schr. Wood welt, Pattengal!, boston, by Cazenove & Co. Memoranda Bn* Brookline, Ellin wood, hence at Boston 3.1. Schr. P L. Sturgess, Faiichild, hence at New York. 4th


ocr: cruhIi VwmmrnwG+m Arrived, November 5. Boat* Mount Vernon, Old Dominion, and Cumberland, Cumberland, coal to Fowle & Co. Boat* Sarah Jane, and Ellen Bell, Cumber land, Coal to D. B Smith & Co. Departed Boat Octorara, Cumberland, from D. B. Smith fcCo. __


ocr: : UKAN(iK AXt) AI.KXANDI-1A UAlLKOAl*. i Daily Mai! Irani to t ie following Station , and Hates. leaves Alexandria, at 0 o’clock, A M... I4 aiu\ i Ai ri\>s at Springfield, a! 0 20, “ •» > u Burke’s at l* 33, ‘l •• ’ u Fair lax. at 0 4 ', k‘ <l> u Sanjgster’s, at 0 35, “ Union Mills, at 10 10, “ 00 “ Manassas, at 10 30, *l 1 10 - Bn>toe, at io4o. “ i an - Colvin's, at 11 00, u 1 of> “ War. Junction, 11 03, ki 1 o3 “ 3 Mile \\ ar. Line. 11 1*2, “ 1 ‘:) “ Beat ton, at 11 40, *• 1 S7 *• Ka|»j»al»ani:ock, 11 35, *• *2 0o Brandy, at 12 10, ** 2 25 BkTI’RMXG. Leaves Brandv. at l 50, I . M .tv\iiL. Arrives a? Ra|*|>akanock, at 2 00, J > “ Beaton, at 2 10, o0 “ 3 Mile V\ar Line, at 2 40, 70 WairentonJunction,2 -70, oo u Colvin’s,at 2 3a, <•> “ Br istoe. at •* 1 •»> 0,) *• Manassas’, at ‘> 23, I 1 * Union Mills, at 3 ,•>, I 30 *• Sangsfer’s, at 1 oo, 1 4-> k- Fairfax, at 4 H>, 1 “ Bmke's at I 20. I 70 S|-rirgh«*ld, at I >13, I 1*0 Alexandria, at 3 00, 2 > !\is*et*ueis to and iron? the Manassa ILni Boad. I»as> twenty seven miles oxer this K«>at1 urtiy-tl MANASSAS CAT BAIL BOA I). rp ||K I'ASSKNor K AAU J. TUAlNSare now hiumihc dady, vSun«la\s excepted,) he*ween Alexanpkia and I i; n >!•: ni Station, bi u.ile> iio<i» Ale.xandna. c«m. nettnii h\ Stage with Maiiilebur-aljhe am! by Sa*\ei'> daily Ime. with Winchester, via J\ii i- amt Millwood, at 1‘iedtno: t. M M- WKLSH, Superintendent. or? 12—It M ANA>SA> <i.-\P U A11. K< > A I >


ocr: - 1 FOK ALEXANDRIA. ^ ASH* : : .-«^%N\-f;TON ANDOEOHGETOH N.| ! The Earner' COLUMBIA, Caj;:»m James ' Harper, will receive Cargo on 1 hur,d. >, and commence her regular tup* v p \l _ as thy leaving Baltimore at 4 »'* jav Returning, leave Alexandria e\er\ J&ual morning at 7 o'clock, touching t0 landings on the river. ( ^^ ^ BROS., A«enU


ocr: TkAN'L RTATloN OKUCK, U ^ ALEX K- K., ^ Alexandria Station. Sept. 2.r>, lv>2. S >T() j |(;p; —Merchant* and others, torward I merchandize, &c., to Warrcnton, aie informed that a Warehouse has been ereded at the 3rd mile Station, on the Usurenton Branch Railroad, six miles trom the town, and an agent there who will attend to receiving and forwarding (j< )OUS. sep -7 VY B BROCK K IT, Agent


ocr: Transportation Offic e, o & Alex R. K„ ) Alexandria Station, Sept. 35, 1552. $ N()\ |(JK —Merchant* and others, furward _ ing merchandize, kc , to Warrenton, are informed that a Warehouse has been erected at the 3rd mile Station, on the Warrenton Branch Railroad, six miles from the town, and an agent there who wwl attend to receiving and forwarding (J00l>S. se;» 27 W B BROCKETS Agent


ocr: jy i7—dtd JAMES DEMPSEY. #FOR BOSTON —The Packet Schr. ALERT, Hall, master, will have de* For freight ot 300 bbls. or small freight, apply to LAMBERT & McKENZlE, jy 16—3t __Union Whar_f. AJ*3t VESSEL WANTED for Fredericks jfmburg, by FOWLE & CO. jysP-tf _ MOUNT YEKNON GUARDS. —An adjourned meeting of the Company will be held at the Ar mory, on Monday, the Wth inst., at $ o'clock P. M. for the election of non-commissioned officers.— Members will be punctual in at tendance, [je 16] WM. H. SMITH, Sec y. 1/A BOXES Black Soap IV/ 1 Tierce prime New Rice Just received and tor sale by T. M McCOKiVlICK & CO., jy i7 Theatre Building. JAYNES' CARMINATIVE BALSAM, for the cure of Summer Complaint and other affection* of the Bowels, just received and tor •ale bv J. A. MILBCRN, jv if, N. R. cor. Km* & VVash s*s - AND SWIRE'S Evans and swiefs Cincinnati SUGAR CURED HAMS, of superior qual ity; also. Stair and Sha\’s, constantly on hand and for sale hv THOMAS Bl RNS, jv 17 corner of Prince ami Fairfax *ts GALLONS of pure Cider Vine gar. warranted a genuine article, in store and for sale by 1 HOMAS BURNS, jl |7 corner of Prince and Eairfax sts 4 TIERCES Wise's Sugar Cured Hams, this 1 day received bv T. M. McCORMICK & CO., jg ]7 Theatre Building HONEYS Cans of Superior Strained ”oney’}m KC"vt'1 j" n0hahVkk-s. TfBlAS'S VENETIAN LINIMENT -This valuable external application for Bruises. Sprains, Stiff Neck, &c., tor sale hv jy 16 (Age & Tel.) J- A. M1LBI RN. THOM ASTON LIME-100 casks fresh THOM ASTON LIME, landing from Schr Alert, and tor sale bv jy 14—tf LAMBERT & McKENZlK._ MOHAIR STOC KS.--Just received a sup ply o* Gentlemens Mohair Stocks, a de liehtful article for »uuimer wear, and for sale by [jy 14] A. LAMMOND NUGAE.—An amusing little work, in prose and verse, just received, and for sale by jy 10 (iKW. nnll Pa. BLACK SILK MITTS, received, and for sale, bv jy 8 H. B. WHITTINGTON, & CO. BARRY’S TRICOPHEKOUS. the genuine article constantly on hand, and for sale at j, so C C. BERRY’S_ 50 jv u POCKETS old Java Coffee, per Schr. Arctic, from Boston, and for sale hv WM. BAYNE. ('MJANO.—Genuine No. t, Peruvian, in store J and fcr sale Mr ^ if M—tf MASTERS A SON. WOOL WANTED, for which the highest Market or ice will be given, jy irSFm OANJEL SHRYER. purchased t»voANlEL p H00E


ocr: Grocer. Commission (f CORN KR PRINCE ANP I MON STREETS, £3=* Pledges himsell to mye strict attention to ait business entrusted 10 hi>care. mb y—it _ F. A. MARBUKY, C OMMISSI ON MEH CHANT, AND wholesale DEALER IN FOREIGN & DOMES l lC LIQUORS, fowle's wharf. mh IS—tf AMES IRWIN CETHBERT POWELL. JAMES IRWIN & CO., PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS, | R \Y 1 N ’ > w H A li F, ALEXANDRIA, VA. L’has Howard, jr Alfred Poor. HOWARD & POOR, UFXERAL COMMISSION MERCUA.\ IS, fetf-DAlNUKUFlELD'S WhAKF,*^ft Alexandria, VA. mh 13 —tf T. M. McCORMJCK & CO. fN L. M nn r’tM W Irocers, Flock & Commission Merchants, Theatre Buihiiiig, Keen always on hand a general ROCEK1LS, PROVISIONS, AND F LOl 11 oct *25—ly _ IVIDHtAlK. j. K. MARSHAU., T. II. 11 • '>»««■ HU.ME, MARSHALL & WARD, ROGERS, COMMISSION FORWARDING Al T B (' H A y 1 S, King-street, near the Rajl-Koad. ap 21— tf E. L. BltOCKETT, DAO V E li R E A A A li T l S T. B-Oor. of King asp Kovai. Streets, ALEXANDRIA. ' A PRICES FROM SI to $->0. mh 1R—ly O FRYAN, S. p. APAMi. P. S. «RM.«V. BRYAN, ADAMS & CO., ALEXANDRIA, VA. rr not v s A 1 - K DEALERS IN )REIGN DOMESTIC DRY GOODS. ip o—tf J. E. CHASE, M. D, VESTAL SURGEON. teou South East cornet ol I’nnce and St. Asaph streets, Alexandria > a. Office hours from S A. M, to 1 P. M. 1 from 2 to 6 P. M. _ie 27—dly )L — WOOL purchased bv


ocr: TrAKsP RTATI‘»N OynCK, O & Alex K l,,) Alexandria Station, Sept. 2f>, i^>52. $ N’() | JCK —Merchants am! others, iorward _ ini merchandize. \c , to V\ arrenton, aie informed that a W arehouse has been erected at the 3rd mile Station, on the Warrenton Branch Railroad, six miles trorn the town, and an asent there who will attend to receiving and forwarding GOODS W B BROCK K IT, Agent.


ocr: Transportation Office, O & Alfa K. K., ( Alexandria Station, Sej*t. 25, 1*52. NOTICK.—Merchants and o’uers, forward _ ins! merchandize, Arc., to V\ arrenton, uTc informed that a V\ arehouse h s been er ted at the 3rd mile Station, on the Waironton Branch Railroad, six miles from the tow. ind an aijenl there who uill attend to receiving and forward mi! (JOOI)S. W 21 \V. B. BROCK K IT, Agent.


ocr: SPLENDID LOTTERIES. FOR JUNE, 18&2. GHBGOKY & MAURY* (Successors to J. IV. Maury & Co.) 37 500 DOLLARS! 30 prizes of $1,500! LO'ITER Y, for the benefit of the State of i Dataware, Class 21, for 1852, to be drawn at Wilmington, Del., on Saturday, 19th June, 1852. . 78 number lottery—13 drawn ballots. BRILLIANT SCHEME: _ 1 prize of $37,500 1 do 15,000 1 do 10,000 1 do • 5.000 i 1 dn 3.139 I 1 prize ot 30 do lr>00 HO do ^0 190 do -#0 &C., &C,, &C. Ticket* $10—halve* $5— quarters « 50 Certificate*of pack’s* ‘2* whole tickets #140 00 do do 2« halt do 70 do do 20 quarter do 35 00 $05,500 ! 100 prizes of $1,000 ! LO'ITERY, for the'benefit ot the State of Delaware, Class B, for 1852, to be drawn at Wilmington, Del., oh Saturday, the '■tf'th of June, 1S52. Fourteen drawn nuviber* out of 75. SPLENDID SCHEME: 1 prize of $65,500 1 do 26,567 1 do 20,000 1 do 14,500 100 prizes ol >i,uuu 100 do ?»oo 160 do 300 &c,&cM&c. Whole tickets $20; hive*. 10; qrs. 5; eighths i ov Certificates of pack'gs. 25 whole tickets $240 00 Do do 25 half do 120 00 Do do 25 quarter do 60 00 Do do 25 eighth do 30 00 Orders for Tickets and Shares and Certificates of Packages in the above Splendid Lotteries will receive the most prompt attention, and an official account of each drawing sent immedi ately after it is over to all who order trom me. Address— E. E. O BRIEN, Agent. (Successor to J. & C. .Maury,) n>\ 25—i m Alexandria, Va. to stand the


ocr: SPLENDID LOTTERIES, EUR AUGUST, 1852. GREGORY & MAO K Y, Managers, i (Successors to J. VV. Maury & < o.) $50,000! $25,000! 2 prizes of $10,000! j LOTTERY, for the benefit of the State of j Delaware, Cla*s 02, for 1852,to be drawn ! at Wilmington, Del., on Saturday, the 14//* of i August, 1852. 75 number lottery- 13 drawn ballots. GRAND SCHEME: 1 prize of $50,000 1 do 25,000 l do 10,000 1 do 10,000 1 do 5,000 J prize oi «M;uyu , 10 do 3,000; 40 do 1,500 j 30 do 500 i 200 do 300 : C_ . ac., ccc.. Tickets $15, halves7,50, qrs. 3,75, eighths l,S7i. Certificates ol pack'gs 25 whole tickets $1 SO 00 Do do 25 half do 00 00 j)o do 25quaiter do 45 00 Do do 25 eighth do 22 50; — 32,080 DOLLARS ! 10 prizes of $1,000 ! LOTTERY, lor the benefit of the State of Delaware, Class 08, for 1852, to be drawn | at Wilmington, Del., on Saturday, the2\st of I August, 1852. ■ fijarThirteen drawn numbers out of SPLENDID SCHEME! I prize ot $32.0*0 1 do 10,000 ■ 1 do 5,000 1 do 2,000 1 do 2,000 1 do 2.000 10 prizes of $1,000 10 do 500 20 do 250 25 do 200 30 do 150 1^5 do 100 &c., kc, &c. Whole tickets Jj^lO— halves $5—quarters $2 50. Certificates oi pack’gs 22 whole tickets $l> o 00 Do do 22 halt do 50 00 Do do 22 quarter do 25 00 $53,000 ! $25,000! $1 5,000 ! $12,000 ! LOITKRY, for the benefit of the State of Delaware,Class F, for 1S52, to he drawn at Wilmington, Del.,on Saturday, the 26th day of August, 1852. 7o number lottery—14 drawn ballots! SrLENDfD SCHKMK : 1 prize oi $03,000 1 do 20,000 1 do I '>,000 1 do 12.000 1 do 10,177 I r> prizes ot *1,000 5 do 3.000 10 do *2,000 100 do 1,000 ‘20'J do *100 CCC., «xc , C. Tickets $20, halves $10. qrs. $5, eighths $2.50 ! Certificates ot pack’gs 2»> whole tickets$250 00 Do do 20 half do 125 oo Do do 20 quarter do 02 50 Do ifo 20 eighth do 31 25 Orders for Tickets and Shares and Certificates of Packages in the above Splendid Lotteries, will receive the mosi prompt attention, and an official account of each drawing sent immedi ate! \ after it is over, to ail who order fioin me. Address— E. K. OBRIEX, Aaent. (Successor to J. & C. Maury.) jy 20—lm Alexandria, Va. BAM BOROUGHS \V H EAT FANS —E. Will 1 MAX if CO, Proprietors.— Plan ters and others, residing in Virginia, east ot the Blue Ridge, who are using and selling Wiikat ' Fans, will please to take notice, that on the | 10th day of June, inst., we purchased the full | i a”d exclusive patent right for making, vending, ! and using Joh i Bamhutough's Patent Wheat Fan, m ad that part of Virginia, lying east ot j j the Blue Ridge. . i Having paid a liberal price for this valuable i • invention, the law will be rigidly enforced in ! an\ case of lnfringment. either in the making, selling, or using said Fan Mill. We are, also, the sole owners of this patent in the State of Maryland. This Wheat Kan has received fifty-four premiums, and is the most perfect aiuf popular farm Implement in | the World. At the Maryland State Fair, 1S-I9, when I more than thirty Wheat Fans weie on the » ground, it received the first premium, aim at 1 eacli Exhibition of the Maryland State Society *ince that time, it has received a certificate of pre-eminence over all others, signed by the President and Secretfry. as being the strongest and best Wheat Fan on exhibition. We have, | also, the pleasure to inform our customers that j the article is better made than those heretofore offered, and without any advance in price. The subscriber as sole Agent for Alexan dria. is prepared to supply the above FANS, of all the sizes, and at the lowest prices. R. S. HI CK, Alexandria jy 2 Agricultural Warehouse. Fairfax-st. |


ocr: SPLENDID LOTTERIES, FOR NOVEMBER, 1852.1 GREGORY*. MAURY, Managers. (Successors to J. W. Maury & Co.) $-10,000 ! 75 prizes of $1,000 ! LOTTERY, for the benefit of the State of i I)e!a\vare. Class 143, for 15*5*2. to be drawn at Wilmington, Del., on Saturday, the : *20//i ot Sovemher, 1S5*2. 1 prize of $40,000 ! i do 10,000 1 do MOO l do 0,000 1 do 4,100 5 prizes ol 5 do 1,*M> 75 do 1.000 75 do .r>00 12S do ^00 &C., *iC.. Tickets $10—halves $5— quarters $2 50 Certificates ot pack’gs*2'» whole tickets $l->0 00 do do 25 half do *75 00 do do 25quarter do 37 50 67,300 DOLLARS! $-10,000! 20.000! $15.000! 10 prizes of $3,500. LOTTERY, for the benefit of the Stale ol Delaware,Class, H9 f°r 1S52, to be drawn al Wilmington, Del., on Suturday^ the 27M day | 0/ Sovember, 1S52. VERY SPLENDID SCHEME: > 1 prize ot $67,500 i 1 do 40,000 j I 6o 20,000 1 ilo 15,000 1 ilo 14,260 10 prizes oi 50 do 2.000 50 prizes of 1,000 171 do 300 j &c., &c., &c. | Whole tickets $20: hlvs. 10; qrs. 5; eighths go , Certificates ol pack’gs 20 whole tickets *2i>0 00 . IK) do 20 hall do 140 00 , i i)o do 20 quarter do 70 00 Oo do 2»> eighth do 35 00 j Orders for Tickets and Shares and Certificates j of Packages m the above Splendid Lotteries, j wilt receive the most prompt attention, and an ^ 1 official account of each drawing sent immedi- ( atelv alter it is over, to all who order troin me. j Addiess— E. E. O'BRIEN, Agent, i (iri *25—i in AI exandr=a, V a. Fancy Articles, &c., &c.


ocr: ! ALMANAC. |V)2 :>l N.N \j A Fill-ST. jriW'Wts | Moon's Phases. 2S Saturday ... 5 30 ♦» 30 20 Sunday-.’> 3! 0 2d 30 Monday — 5 32 l» 2" 31 Tuesday — j’> •>>!•» 271 1 UVdiu-xiay \b 34 t> 2»v 2 Tiiin xI iy... "> :C> ♦> 2*» 3 Fndnv. .*> 30 (» 2» L \ T K S T n. it. m Full.2d d :*i m Lust qr- t» I 21 k New.13 3 23 k First qr... .20 S 7 m "TllcTfi WATER Ai gi sr 2**. oh 2bin 1) A 'i' L S Lf union. .. f J) V ‘ I ool . Anu'i'l !l A'U'ii't ! i I i;u a*.*\ii.rU't I.S I \t*w < • • Au;r. 2i MAKINL LIST. PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, AUGUST 27. Arrived. Schr. Mott Bedell, Osborn, Xe\v ”\orlc, to C,i/enove & Co , ami freight lor ihe D.strict Sc hr. Lucretin, Lewis, Port Tobacco, wheat and tobacco 10 James Irwin & Co. Schr. (ieorjjje H. Srr.ott, (irigg, North C uroli* na, shingles to Smoot l hler. Schr. Mary Lmii-a, Overton, North Carolina, shingles to Smoot &LThler. t Schr. Wavm.irk. Dunafrigton, Wades Lay, wheat to J T. B Deny fc Son. Sloop Alena, Wallace, Machodoc, corn to > . Shinn & Son. Sailed. Schr. Daniel L. St urges, Fairchild, New York, coal by Darker Vein ( oa! to. Schr. Fairfax, IVntieM, New ^o:k, t>\ S. Shinn & Son. Memoranda. Brig Norfolk, Pendleton, hence at Boston, •25i h. , . Schr. Boundary, hence at Boston, 25th mst.


ocr: tau a ft loiuiutrtt. Arrived, Septetu$. Boats Massasoit ami E. K. \ orhees, Cumber land, coal to Borden Minins Co. Departed. B~»at Massasoit, Cumberland, goods irom H Bayne, by Borden Minins Co. Boat Baltic, groceries, &c., tor M I , from McVeigh, Harper & Chambeiiain. Boat Kagle, Hancock, M ! , groceries, and shoes, from McVeigh, Harper & Chamber lain. Boat Otho Baker, groceries, &c., for Town, from Me Wish, Harper &. Boat John 1\ Garroti. groceries, &c, Leesburg, Ya., trom McVeigh, Harper & Cham berlain.


ocr: | SPLENDID LOTTERIES, FOR AUGUST, 18§2. GREGORY*MAURY,Managers, j (Successors to J. IV. Maury & Co.) $*10,000 ! 40 prizes of $2,000 ! LOTTERY, for the benefit of the State of j Delaware, Class, 56, for 1852, to be drawn , I at Wilmington, Del., on Saturday, the 1th day of ^^BKILLIANT SCHEME: i l prize of $40,000 l do 12,000 l do 0,000 l do 3.739 40 prizes or *2,uuu | 40 do f>00 40 prizes of 2r>0 102 do 200 &CM kc., &C. Tickets $10—halves $5—quarters $2 f>0 Certificates of pack'gs26 whole tickets $140 00 do do 26 half do 70 00 do do 26 quarter do SO 00 $00,000! $20,000! 2 prizes of $10,000! LOTTERY, for the benefit of the State of Delaware, Class02, for 1302,to be drawn at Wilmington, Del., on Saturday, the 14th of August, 1302. . 70 number lottery— 13 drawn ballots. GRAND SCHEME: 1 prize of $50,000 1 do 25,000 1 do 10,000 1 do 10,000 | j 1 do 5,000 | i prize oi *J,uyu 10 do 3,000 40 do 1,500 30 do 500 200 do 300 o I &C., KCm O-C. ; Tickets $15, halves 7,50, qrs. 3,75,eighths 1,87*. Certificates of pack'gs 25 whole tickets $1 SO 00 Do do 25 half do 00 00 Do do 25 quarter do 45 00 Do do 25 eighth do 22 50 32,080 DOLLARS! 10 prizes of $1,000 ! LOTTERY, for the benefit of the Slate of Delaware, Class 68, for 1652, to be drawn i at Wilmington, Del., on Saturday, the 21 st of August, 1652. fi^Tnirleen drawn numbers out of 6b!**&a SPLENDID SCHEME! . 1 prize of S32.0S0 I 1 do 10,000 | 1 do f),000 1 do 2,000 ! 1 do 2,000 j 1 do 2,000 10 prizes oi *i,uuu 10 do 500 20 do 250 25 do 200 30 do 150 lh5 do 100 t) fltC., CtC., OtC. ' Whole tickets $10—halves $5—quarters $2 50. Certificates of pack’gs 22 whole tickets $U>0 UO Do do 22 half do 50 00 Do do 22 quarter do 25 00 $63,000! $26,000! $15,000 ! $12,000! LOTTERY, for the benefit of the State of Delaware, Class E, for 1S52, to he drawn ; at Wilmington, Del.,oh Saturday, the 25th day ; of August, 1852. 7S number lottery—14 drawn ballots! SPLENDID SCHEME: 1 prize of $03,000 , l do 20,000 1 do 15.000 1 do 12.000 ! 1 do 10,477 5 prizes of S4,uuu 5 do 3,000 10 do 2,000 100 do 1,000 239 do 400 &C., &C., &c. Tickets $20, halves $10, qrs. $5, eighths $2.50 ! ! Certificates of pack'gs 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 Orders for Tickets and Shares and Certificates i of Packages in the above Splendid Lotteries, will receive the most prompt attention, and an official account of each drawing sent immedi ately after it is over, to all who order from me. Address— E. E. O'BRIEN, Agent. (Successor to J. & C. Maury,) | jy 20—lm Alexandria, Va. I BAMBOROUGH’S W H K A T FANS —E. | WHIT MAS if CO, Proprietors.—Flan- i ters anil others, residing in Virginia, east of the . ! Blue who are using am! selling Wheat j ! !


ocr: 1ME! UMB!! LIME!!!—At the Alex andria Lime ICiln«* lover end of street, the puhacrihera are prepared at alt time* to fumWi LIME of the very beet quality, qoartitieetomiA barrel or himhel OnlefW left at our Counting-room, will be I,0",ftHfflBRkOVER, Wharf. lO.ffOQ bu,shelf Agricultural Lime oo r *> **


ocr: Canal Commerce. Arrived, September 30. Boats A Carv, Win. Fowle ami Westmore land, Cumberland, c«»ai to Fo.vle 6c Co. Departed. Boats J. II. Davis, Isaac Hotter and Chas Williams, Cumberland. by Fowle 6c ( o. Boats Caroline B.Tisdaie.and F.lizabetb.gro ceries for C umberland, by \\ in. 6cC has Bayne. Boat C. C Smoot, for little Orleans, Allegha ny counts, Ml. *»riK*eries from Hume. Mar shall 6c Ward, and Queeiisware truin K II Miller.


ocr: COMMERCIAL. Alexaudria Jlaiket, Sept. 30. The Flour market is linn—buveis oiler IS?*, holders ask $4 25,—no sales. Wagon and Car price $4 12L, — receipts light. V\ heat comes in freely —market steady. Sales at all prices from S5 a 95 cts for good to prime red, and 95 a 105 cts. tor white—according to ily and condition. La:-t sales of white Corn 59 cts. Provisions dull and declining.


ocr: SPLENDID LOTTBRIBS, POR JULY, 1882. GREGORY & MAHRY, Managers. ( Successors to J. W. Maury & Co.) 33,500 DOLLARS! fvtvrPHV . *k a knnoht of the oiat LOTTERY, for the benefit of the Mate ot i Delaware, Cla*»3D, f°r l8rj2» at Wilmington, Del., on Saturday, 11th July, 1SW66 number louery—lijlrawn baUot^! SPLENDID SCHEME: 1 prize of 1 do 1 do 1 do 1 do $35,000 10,500 7,450 3,000 2,580 ‘20 prizes ol wu 10 do 500 10 do 300 10 do 165 do 150 Tickets $10—halves $5—quarters $2 50 Certificates of pack'gs22 whole tickets $110 00 do do 22 half do 55 00 do do 22 quarter do 27 50 65,000 DOLLARS! LOTTERY, for the benefit of the Slate of i Delaware, Class D* for 1S52, to be drawn at VVilmiogton, Del., on Saturday, 24fA July, ISM. Thirteen drawn numbers outt of 75! VERY SPLENDID SCHEME! 1 prize of $65,000 i Jo 30,000 1 do 15,000 1 do 15,000 1 prize oi *iv,uvu I do 5,398 30 prizes of 2,500 250 do 000 &C., nC-i OiC. Tickets $20, halves $10, <jrs $5, eighths $2,50. Certificates ot jiack’jjs 25 whole tickets $260 oo Do do 25 hall do 130 00 po do 25 quarter do 65 00 Do Uo 25 eighth do 32 50 34,996 DOLLARS! LOTTERY for the benefit of the State ot i Delaware, Class 50, for 1S52, to be drawn at Wilmimtton, Del., on Saturday, the 31 it day of July, 1852. ,, 7j> number lottery—13 drawn ballots. BRILLIANT SCHEME: I prize of $34,990 15 prizes of 5,000 .*10 iio 1.500 40 prizes oi ! 200 do &c.. &c., &c. 200 Tickets $10—halves $5—quarters *2 <>o . Certificates of pack’gs 20 whoJe tickets $M0 00 Do do 2* half do 70 00 Do do 26 quarter do 35 00 Orders for Tickets and Shares and Certificates of Packages in the above Splendid Lotteries, will receive the most prompt attention, and an official account of each drawing sent immedi ately after it is over, to all who order from me. Address— E. E. O'BRIEN, Agent. (Successor to J. & C. Maury,) je24—lm Alexandria, Va.


ocr: i |,\;K1 LIMK!! IJMK:::~\t the Ah*. Lj aiidria Lime Kiln®. Iwcer enj oj If\itei \irut' the MjWriber.- are prepared a: alt t:nu to lur.ti^h L|MK of the very be^t <juaiit\, in iiiianttlics to mii!, b\ the bairel or bushel. Orders lelt at our Counting-room, will be prompt iv attended to THOMAS & DYfiR, Janney’s VVharf. iw- 10.000 hii'hri* Aifricultuial Lime nn ImuT ®i 2*


ocr: NEW tfir iBfkSew York, Alexandria, Gtorge-jaw *"iS£!ITmSit UdelV 8' a PAMPEKO, ‘t ANN D, and 11 bounty. . For freight apply to CAZENOVE &CO., mh 17_ gf*™8?


ocr: COMMERCIAL. Alexandria Markets October The receipts of Fiour continue light,—and stocks small. No sales to report. W agon and Car price$4 12$. Wheat dull, the sales to-day were at 85 a yOcts. for red, and yo a 95 cts for white. Sales of Oat'at 34 cts. White Corn 59 cents; yellow 60 a hi cents.


ocr: > PUBLISHED DAILY A M» T R J-YV EE k L Y b'• EDGAR SNOWDEN. The A LSXANUKJA GAZETTE, tot the Coun try is pruned ouTuead-iys, Tuuratlays >»mruays. Subscription—The Daily paper is furnished at? dollars per annum. payable ball yearly I *-'* Country paper— tri-weekiy— i* furnisher lor iiw dollar* per aium m, payable m avlvance. Advertising.—Three insertion*oi one square, ten one doii.tr Yearly advertiser* ats-peciticu rates No subscription received from the country, time? accompanied by die cash, or by arespon*i »l name. : ! | | | I j | ! I


ocr: tfKUITAN 1) OKN AM KNTA L TREES F A large lot of Fruit and Ornamental Treks, Shrubbery, Flowers,&c.,just recei> ed, and for sale at Yeates'Garden, \ nov !‘>—tf RF\ NOW® & WILSON ORIMF. CHF.ESK —300 lbs. prime Kastern I Clierse. luet received and for *ale at je t.'j WHITES, Post Office corner.


ocr: C'ttital t'ommeri'e, _j Arrived, Dec. 2. • i » Carev and G W. Grove, Cumber lAWW* *•> « _ a laad, coal to Fowle & CB. „ n . , ! Boats Emily Frances and Anna S. Borden, , Cumberland, coal to Borden Mining Co. Departed. _ Boat Charles Arthur, Cumberland, by Bor den Minin* Cn. _ — load coal


ocr: COMMERCIAL. Markets. New York. Aug. 19—Flour has advanced six to twelve cents. Wheat and corn have a.so advanced one to two cents. Cotton is firm. Baltimore, Aug. 19—The markets are un changed. ____________


ocr: TraN-P' kt ation Office, O & Alex K. K.« Alexandria Station, Sept. 25, 185*2. N^OTICK.—Merchant.- and others, forward ing merchandize, &c., to U arrenton, art* informe 1 that a Warehouse lias been erected at the 3rd mile Station, on the Warrenton P,ranch Kadroud. six miles from the town, ami an agent there who will attend to receiving and forward mil GOOHS. sen 27 VV B BROCK KTT. A-.-nt


ocr: nSffon YARN -The TiTtntion of Met chant* in the Town and Cbuntry, is called to the COTTON Y’ARN manufactured and for aale, at the Joweut cash price*, at the Alexan Jrla Cotton factory. feb 24—tf


ocr: COMMERCIAL. The Markets. New York, June 26—There have been sales to day of 5,000 bb!s flour, Sta’e brands, at $3. y-4; Southern, $1.37. Gram and other things unchanged. Balttmore June 26.—Flour i* active. Saie* of four thousand bbls. Howard-street brands at $4.12, also six hundred bbls. City Mills at |4 19. Grain and other things are unchanged.


ocr: TraN'1* rtatimn office, u \ Alex K. K., } Alexandria Station. Sept. 25,1852. $ N-OTICK —Merchant:*- ami others, forward ing merchandize, &c , to W arrenton, art informed that a Warehouse has been at the 3rd mite Station, on the Warrenton Branch Railroad, six miles from the town, an agent there who will attend to and forwarding GOOI>S. W B BROrKKTT, Agent


ocr: UANO.—Peruvian and Patagonian Guano in store, ami for sale i« large or smal quantities, at lowest rate*, by fi ~. T M. McCORMItk & CO, 7 Theatre Budding.


ocr: COMMERCIAL. Market*. New York, Oct. 23. —Flour advanced 6c. a 12c. Wheat advanced *2e , corn lc. Cotton is firm. Other things unchanged. Baltimore, Oct. 2S—Hour held at $4 7.>. No sales. Ked wheat $1 a*i 02c.; white, $1 aft 13c. CornTlc. Other things unchanged. Liverpool Market*, Oct. 16. The arrival of the Niagara at Liverpoo1, on Monday, the 13th, with news from New York to the 29th ult., imparted a considerable de gree of activity to the Cotton Market, and the gales of the dav foot up about 10,000 bales, at a slight advance over the current rates of Sat urday. The market on Tuesday continued steady, and the sales ot the day reached 10,000 bales. The arrival of the steamship 1 acme, on Wednesday morning, with intelligenne from New York, to the ‘2d infant, created a greater degree of firmness in the market, e*{ eciall> for fair and middling qualities. The sales reached *14 000 bales. . The markets for Breadstuff* continued firm, and in some cases a slight advance over die current rates ot la>t week has taken place. The Provision market is firm, with a fair business. Consols c’osed. on I* ruiay, at » above par.


ocr: , j J ; ; : j , j : SPLENDID LOTTERIES, FOR NOVEMBER, 1852. UREUORY&MAURY, Managers. (Successorsto J. W. Maury & < °) $3H.ooo! $20,000! $15,000! $10,too. LOTTERY', lor the benefit of the State of Delaware, Class 131, for 1852, to he drawn at Wilmington, Del., on Saturday, the toll duo of November, IS-V2.. SPLENDID SCHEME: 1 prize of $36,000 1 do 20,000 l do 15,000 l do 10,000 l prize ot *-l;ooo l do 2,797 100 do 750 114 do 500 dCC*) diC») &.C. Whole tickets$10—halves $5—quarters $2 50 Certificates of |*ack'j:s26 whole tickets$150 00 Do do 26 half do 75 00 Do do 26 quarter do 37 50 50,000 DOLLARS ! *20 prizes of $1,000 ! LOTTERY, for the benefit of the State of j Delaware, Class 137, for 1852, to be drawn | at Wilmington, Del., on Saturday, 13th of November, 1852. 66 number lottery—12 drawn ballots ! GRAND SCHEME: 1 prize ol $.>0,000 l tlo 21,740 1 do 10.000 1 do 10.000 4 do 5.000 20 prize oi *i,uuin 20 do 500! 20 do 300\ 152 do 200 &c„ &c., &c. 1 ickets $15, hlvs 7.50, qrs. 3,/o, eightns i,»7$ . j Certificates of pack'gs. 22 whole tickets $160 00 : Do do 22 half do SO 00! Do do 22 quarter do *10 oO i Do do 22 eighth do 20 00! $10,000 ! 75 prizes of $1,000 ! LOTTKRY. for the benefit of the State of Delaware, Class 143, for 1S52, to be drawn at Wilmington, Del., on Saturday, the 20f/< of November, 1S52. I prize ot *-10,000 l do in,000 l do tr.OOO 1 do 0,000 t do 4,150 r> prizes oi 5 do 1,2*0 75 do 1,000 75 do , 500 12S do 200 &c., kc . «xc. Tickets $10—halves $5—quarters $2 50 Certificatesul pack'gs25 whole tickets $150 00 do do 25 half do 75 00 do do 25 quarter do 37 501 07,500 DOLLARS! $•♦,0,000! 20.000! $15,000! 10 prizes of $3,500! LOTTERY, for the benefit of the State o! Delaware, Class, 11, lor 1852, to be drawn at Wilmington, Del., on Saturday* the 27/4 day ot November* 1852. VERY SPLENDID SCHEME: 1 prize ot *67,000 1 do 40,000 l do 20,000 1 do 15,000 1 do 14,260 I u prizes oi *«j,ouu f»0 do 2000 r»u piizes of 1,000 171 do 500 &c., &c , &c. Whole tickets $20; hlvs. 10; qrs. 5: eighth* * on. Certificates of pack’gs 20 whole tickets$280 00 Do do 26 half do 1-40 00 Do do 26 quarter do 70 00 Do do 26 eighth do 35 00 Orders for Tickets and Shares and Certibcates of Packages in the above Splendid Lotteries, will receive the most prompt attention, and an official account of each drawing sent iininedi* atelv alter it is over, to all who order from me. Address— E. E. O’BRIEN, Agent, oct 25_lm Alexandria, Va. Fancy Articles, &c., &c. LADIES’ DRESS TRl M MINGS, &c—The subscriber has just returned from Philadel


ocr: - | j , i ; | ! 8FLBEMi LOTTERIES, FOR SEPTEMB’Mfr GREGORY &MAlTRYsManagers. | (Succkssors TO J. W. Maury & Co.) $40,000! $20,000! 20 prizes of $1,000. , LOTTERY, for the benefit of the State of Delaware, Class*, OI9 t°r 1^2, to be lira at Wilmington, Del., on Saturday, the ISth day 70 number lottery—13 drawn ballots. GRAND SCHEME. r _ _ 1 prize of $40,000 1 do 20,000 1 do 10,000 1 do 0,000 1 do .\000 1 do 4,000 1 prizes or 20 do 1,000 20 do f>00 20 do ‘l00 20 do '<00 190 do 200 &c., 6tC.« OiC. Tickets $10—halve* $5— quarters $2 50 Certificate* of pack’s* 25 whole tickets $120 00 do do 25 half do 00 00 do do 25 quarter do 30 00 $114,780 ! 3 prizes of $10,000 ! LOTTERY, for the benefit Of the Stale ol Delaware, Cla*s for 1852, to be drawn at Wilmington, Del., on Saturday, the 25tn of September, 1S52. r JWS^Fiftctn drawn number* out of SPLENDID SCHEME: I prize of $64,7S0 1 do 20,000 1 do 10,000 I 1 do 10,000 ! 1 prize ot M do 5,000 50 do 1,000 3y7 do *60 &C , &c., &c. Whole tickets $20; hlvs. 10; qrs. 5: eighths 2 50. Certificates of pack’gs. 25 whole tickets $220 oo L)o do 25 half do 110 00 [)o do 25 quarter do 55 00 Do do 25 eighth do 27 50 Orders for Tickets and Shares and Certiorates of Packages in the above Splendid Lotteries, will receive the most prompt attention, and an official account of each drawing sent immedi ate! \ alter it is over, to all who order horn me. Address— K. K. OBRIEN, Agent, aug 23_1m Alexandria, v». HARDWARE, CUTLERY, &c. & hor ion’s plows and from


ocr: POKT OK ALEXAM)RIA. NOVEMBER 24 A RRIV CD Schr. Sylvia E, Bourne, New Bedford, tc Borden Mining Co Memoranda. Schr. Caroline Hall, Rogers, hence at Alba ,


ocr: LOCAL ITEMS. The Circuit Court was engaged all day yester day on civil cases, several of which were dis posed of. Tne Court meets again at 10 o'ciock this morning. Mr. Hugh Latham has added another splen did Omnibus to his accommodation line, run ning to and from the Steamboats and the Rail road. We received no mail yesterday north of Phil alelphia. _ iMariicd. At Eiii >gham, the residence of John A. Smith, esq., on Thursday evening, October 7ih, hv the Rev. Mr. Tdlinghast, JOHN IV M_c ELDER RY, of Baltimore, to ELLEN MARY, youngest daughter of the late Col John Cox, ot George town, D. C | ! I | I 1 |


ocr: CHAPPELL’S FERTILIZER — 50 bbls. Chappell’s Fertilizer 30 do Bi-Phosphate of Lime, new land ing from Steamer Oceola, for sale at the Alex andria Agricultural Warehouse, Pairfax-sireet, by__ [oct 21 ] *R.‘' SHHIUCK._ PALERMO —This beautiful Farm not hav ing been sold by auction on the 15th inst.; is still for private sale. Apply on the premise* or to [sep 16—eotfl GKO. WHITE, Auct.


ocr: Transportation Office, O & Alex K. k.,) Alexandria Station. Sept. 25, 1*52. $ N^OTICK.—Merchants ami others, forward _ ing merchandize, &c., to V\ arrenton, informed that a Warehouse has been at the 3rd mile Station, on the Wairenton Branch Railroad, six miles from the town, an agent there w ho will attend to and forwarding GOOl>S. W B BROCK KTT, Asrenff


ocr: Alexandria Alai kef—December - • Flour is trrm. Sales from stores at $5 23— car price $3 1^4, closing firm, with luzht re ceipts Wheat is active. Sales, of red at 1 JO c;s : white at 112 a H5 cts. Nothing doing in Corn __