ocr: SPLENDID LOTTERIES, PUR JUNE, 1852. GREGORYS. MAURY, Managers. (Successors to J- W. Maury & Co.) $.-,0,000! $25,803! 5 prizes of $0,500! LOTTERY, for the benefit of the Mate ot Delaware, Class 18, for 1352, to be drawn at Wilmington, Del., on Saturday, 12th June, 1 73 number lottery—14 drawn ballots. SPl.kNDlD SCHEME: 1 prize of $50,000 1 dc *25,693 1 do 9,500 1 do 9,500 1 do 9,500 1 do 9,500 1 prize of 6 do 1 <500 100 do 750 201 do 300 64 do 130 &c., &c., &C. Tickets$15, halves 7,50, qrVY*e,r, I, in nn Certificates of pack’gs 2b whole ticketsflSO 0 Do do 26 half do MOO Do do 26 quarter do 4 » 00 Do do 26 eighth do 22 50 37,500 DOLLARS! 30 prizes of $1,500! LOTTERY, for the benefit ol the Nate o! Delaware, Class 21, for 1*52, to be drawn at Wilmington, Del., on Saturday-,\lJth June-, ^''is number lottery—13 drawn ballots! BRILLIANT SCHEME: 1 prize of $37,500 l do 15,000 1 do 10,000 1 do 5.000 1 do 3,130 1 prize oi $j,uuu 30 do J ,500 60 do 100 do &Co &c., &c. —a (Ta r a Tickets *10— Halves Certificates of pack’gs26 whole tickets »U0 00 do do 2* half do 70 00 do do 20 quarter do 3,0 00 $60,000 ! 100 prizes of $1,000 ! LO'ITERY, for the’benefil ot the State Delaware, Class B, for L$:V2, to be drawn at Wilmington, Del., on Saturday, the 26th of June, lb02. Fourteen drawn numbers out of SPLENDID SCHEME: 1 prize of $65,000 1 do 26,567 1 do 20,000 1 do 14,500 100 prizes oi S*i,ouu 100 do -r)00 160 do 300 &c. \v note tickets m vs. iu, o: cinmuo * ««• Certificates of pack'gs. 25 whole tickets $240 Do do 25 half do 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 official account of each drawing sent immedi ately after it is over to all yvho order iroin


Alexandria gazette. [volume]

ocr: NOTICE.-A called meclin* of Ihe Mechanical Artillery, will be held at their Armory, Brooke Lodge, j this, Thursday evening, at 7 j o'clock. Punctual attendance is requested, as business of importance will be laid before the Company, for their con sideration. Bv order: FREDERICK GEISINDAFFER, my 13—it 1st Sergeant. onn DEMIJOHNS l, a. 3, and 5 gallons, received and for sale by my 13D. k S. BLACKLOCK. GAUZE MERINO UN DERHI RTS, suitable for the present season, just received, and for sale low, by [my 13] A. LAM MON D. Three ply shirt collars omd. taint style, couetaoUy on band and for tale by

place_of_publication: Alexandria, D.C.

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publisher: Edgar Snowden


ocr: ( aaal Commerce. Arrived, March •*>. Boat Neptune, Goose Creek, TOO bbls. flour to Dame! If. Hooe. Cleared. Boat K. A. Phelps, groceries for Wiltiams port and Hancock, from Wm. Bayne. _ __ Bacon.—n hhdb shwldkrs, for **u by [ah 3] CAZKNOVK & CO.


ocr: HEYMKS, aged 1*23 years and 10 months. In Baltimore, on the 4th inst.. ADAM FISH F.K,%aged 10 months and 7 days, only child ot George R. and Susan Price. On the lstinst, at the residence of Walter Keys near Dumfries, Miss ELIZABhlH THOMPSON, in the 72 ! year of her age. ALMANAC. 1S52 MARCH. M N >IN ri.MS, 11 -i M ion's I’UA'SK^ 13 Full. «t i[r... . |s l' ir>t <((• .. 19 uu;n 12 Fruluv.i*» 10i3 50i Makhi l» Saturday.... <* 17 ’» 7 Sunday.«> 1** •"» II ^ u 8 Monday .... « l.’>W>i\rl 8 Tuosdny-♦> 11: > 10 Weilnexlay. ti 12 a ’1 Thursday... t> Hlft ii. 0 3 1 3 M 2U 19 n. . ♦> .12 .20 water'." 0, 7 b 2Sm Live rpool LATEST DATES. London_T_Fel>. 20 I Havre.Eoo. 19 . ..Feb. *2u New Orteuu<. • 27 MARINE LIST. INMM'OK AI.KXAMWIA, MAIiCtl r>. Arrived. Sc hr Alice Mime, Pike, FUstport, plaster and ■ laths to F'owle & Co Sciir Iram Smith, Davis, New York, to F'owle & Co. SchrTwo Brothers, Treadway, Philadelphia, to S. Shinn & Son. Schr Claro, -, Lamberton, N. J., iron pipes for Water Works, to S. Shinn & Son. Schr J. M. Parr. Wroten, Port Conway, wheat to S. Shinn & Son. Schr Corinthian, WTelch, Machodoc, corn to S. Shinn & Son. Schr David Henry, Short, Norooni, corn to S. Shinn & Son. Schr Waymark, Dunnington, Nan\emoy, | wheat to S. Shinn & Son. Schr Veto, Marks, Pomonkey, wheat to S. Shinn & Son. Schr Olivia, Lowe, Machodoc. corn to S. Shinn & Son. Schr Caroline, Hatton, F'arunngton, wheat to Lancaster & Gardiner. Sailed. Schr Maria Jane, Andrews, New York, by Ca/cnove & Co. Memoranda. Ship Phenix, hence at Boston, 2d inst. Barque Lucia, Bishell, 109 days from Callao, in Hampton Hoads 4th inst. for this port. Brig Galena, Richards, from Georgetown, at New York, 3d inst. Schr Marp Keaney, Simpson, hence at New York, 3d inst. . „ Capt. Wroton, of schr J. M. Parr, reports Steamship Baltic off Rappahannock, at sun down on Wednesday evening, going down in 6nt style. _


ocr: ALMANAC I'm]. ISi’N SitnI JAN CAR Y. I rifies scJs.| Moon’s Phases. 7 Wednesday 7 14 4 4« L, D1 HA S) 8 Thursday . 7 13 4 47 Full ....... 7 0 .,9m ft i. | J . i.) | Last or....lo » p k , *,.rld:’X. * \h\ £ New......21 2 16m 10 Saturday... 7 12,4 4* ‘Xi ^ oj v 11 Sunday .... 7 11 4 40 [ ^ 12 Monday .... 7 11 4 40 HIGH WAT LR. 13 Tuesday ... 7 10|4 50 Jam ary 7, 71i 21m. latkst"da ten. L >ndo».Dec. 24 | Havre.Dec. 23 (jepn.ool.Dec 21 i New Orleans. Dec. 23 MARINE LIST_ PORT OF A LKXWPRIA, JANUARY 6. Arrived. Br. Barque .William Bottsford, Brown, Liv erpool, with salt to Lambert & McKenzie. Four of the crew absconded at St. Mary’s, with the Yawl Boat, and have probably proceeded to Norfolk. Schr Blooming Y'outh, Dawson, Westmore land, wheat to D. K. Wilson & Co. Sailed. Schr Arctic, Wilson, New York, by S. Shinn 6i Son. Schr Washington, Murch, New York, by S. Shinn & Son. Memoranda. Below, Ship Ladv of the West, from New port, iron for the Orange & Alexandria Rail Road. Steamboat Osceola has gone down to tow her up. Below, Brig L. P. Snow, from New Orleans, with sugar and molasses for F. & A. H. Dodge, Georgetown. _ | !


ocr: i BRILLIANT LOTTERIES, FOR FEBRUARY, IS§2. OKKGOKY & MAUKY, Mauagers. ^>uco:ssors to J. W. Maury & Co ) $35,000! 3 prizes of $10.000! TTEMUCKY STATE LOTTERY, for the IV benefit of the town of Frankfort. Class 43, tor 1^52, to be drawn in Covmston, Ky , on Siiturday, the 21 st day of February. 1S32. 7> number lotterx — 13 drawn ballots. GRAND SCHEME: l prize or $35,000 i do 10,000 l do 10.000 i do 10.000 i do 5,000 I prize ot * >»uuu 1 Jo 5.000 l do ->.045 I do 2,000 25 do 1,200 &C , &C.. Tickets $1U— halves $5—quarters *2 <.0 Certificatesot pack's? 25 whole ticket? $E>0 00 do do 25 half do «V> 00 dg do 25 quarter do 32 50 $*>3,00o! 100 prizes of *1,000! KE.VICCKY STATE LOTTERY, for the benefit of the Town of Frankfort, class 1’, for t$52, to be drawn at Covington, K\., on Saturday, the 2Sth day of February, I $52. 7? number lottery —14 drawn ballots. SFLENDil) SCHEME. 1 prize ol $03,000 1 pri/e of $-jo.ooO l Jo 15,000 j l Jo 1*2,000 j l Jo 10.4“7 5 prizes ol 4,000 5 do 3,000 1 o do 2.000 100 do 1,000 &c., &c., &c. \\ hole tickets $20: hi vs. 10; q.s. 5; eightns2 am Certificate- ol j ack'gs. 2d whole tickets >250 00 Ik) do 20 half do 125 00 Do do 20 quarter do 02 50 Do do 20 eighth do 3i 25 Orders for Tickets and Shates and Certificate of Packages in the above Splendid Lotteries will receive the mo-t prompt attention, and an cfficta! account of each drawing sent immedi atel\ a*ter it is over to all v\ ho order from u-. Address— K. K. 0’BRIF.N, Agent. (Successor to J. & C. Maury,) jan 2»*»—!m Alexandria. Ct. COURT NOTICES 1


ocr: On BAGS Laguayra Collet Ou 10 packets Old Government Java do 3 boxes West Iadia Ground do , atare. tAd for sale by T. M. McCORMlOK * CO., 4p 27 Xbeatie


ocr: _ . ■****» felSi?! MK.N-S Phases. APKIL. Jrwrs.ihfs-i 5 Momlav .... ?5 4l|t> IP' IV n«> pj M 6 Tuesday.... (5 406 Jij^. ‘P - * j} £ * 8Tl.nrs.lar.. 5 3S|K22l^‘llr-- ^ ^ 9 Friday .... • 5 36,« - ID Saturdiiy_3 35* 25 llli .it WA1KK 11 SnmHv_"» 34! 6 26 ArRiR 5. 7h. 4Sm LATEST OATES London...... .March i Liverpool.March *3) | New Orleans March marine list. _ furt of Alexandria' aprjl 3 Arrived. Schr. Paramount, Baxter, wheat to J. 1. B. Perry. Sailed. Schr. Fairfax, PenfieM, New York, by S. Shmn & Son. . c Schr. Hamilton, Dayton, New York, of Shinn Ac Son. Schr. Kepeater, Traverse, Baltimore, by Lam bert & McKenzie. . , Schr. C Chamberlin, Bearse, New York, o> Lambert Ac McKenzie. Memoranda. Entered for loading a? Liverpool lV.h March for this port, Zanonini. Wilaon. New Schr. Mason B. Davis, Davis, cleared it Kail Kiver for


ocr: | SPLENDID LOTTERIES, FUR APRIL, I8& GREGORY & MAI RV, Nauagen. (Successors to J. W. Maury & Co.) $10,000! $10,000! *40 prizes of $1,000! TTENTUCKV STATE LOTTERY, for the , JV benefit of the town of Frankfort. Class 80, for 1852, to he drawn at Covington, Ky , un Saturday, the \lth day of April, 1852. 13 drawn numbers in each packages of 20 ! magnificent sch kmk : 1 prize of $40,000 1 do 10,000 1 (Jo 5,000 1 do 3,500 ! 1 do 2,500 I prize of $2,15s 40 prizes of 1,000 240 do 500 05 do 100 &c., &c., &c. Tickets $10—-halves $5—quarters $2 50 Certificates of i»ack’gs20 whole tickets $M0 00 do do 2*» half do 70 err do do 2o quarter do 35 00 71,507 DOLLARS! $25,otto! $20,000! $10,000! 100 prizes of $1,000 ! Kentucky state lottery, for the benefit of the Town ol Frankfort, class E, lor 1S52, to be drawn at Covington, Ky., on Saturday, the 24th day of April, 1852. 75 number lottery—1-1 drawn ballots. RIM I .LI A NT SCHPME 1 prize of $71,567 l do 25,000 1 do 20,000 1 do 10,000 100 nri'/ps of 1.000 1 Oo prizes of 500 100 (Jo 300 61 do 150 61 do 100 &c., &c., &c. Whole tickets $20; hi vs. 10; qrs. 5: eighths 2 50. Certificates of pack’gs. 25 whole tickets $210 oo |)o do 25 half do 120 00 |)o do 25 quarter do 60 00 f)o 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 from me. Address— E. E. O’BRIEN, Agent. (Successor to J. C. Maury.) mh 24—lm Alexandria. Va.


ocr: SPLENDID LOTTERIES, FOR MAY, 1852. GREGORY & MAURY, Managers. (Successors to J. VV. Maury & Co.) 35,000 DOLLARS! LOTTERY, for the benefit of the State of i Delaware, Class 7, for 1352, to be drawn at Wilmington, Del., on Saturday, 15th May, 1352. 78 number lottery—14 drawn ballots! SPLENDID SCHEME: Cl c 1 prize of $35,000 1 do 15,000 1 do 10,000 prized of 5,000 j rirk <1 01)0 2 prizes oi 2 do 5 do 10 do 40 do 2,574 2,000 1,000 400 &c &Cm «C. Tickets jin-Lhalves ^—Quarters $2 50 Certificates of pack'gs 20 whole tickets $130 00 Certificate* of l acK s ^ hajf do 65 00 do do 26 quarter do 32 50 75 ooo DOLLARS! 2 prizes of $20,000! LOTTERY, for the beuefit of the State of Delaware, Class A^ tor 1S52, to be drawn at Wilmington, Del., on Saturday, the 22d of J\lau, 1852. Fifteen drawn numbers out of 78—Making nearly as manyjnizes as blanks! BRILLIANT SCHEME: 1 prize of $75,000 l do 20,000 1 do 20,000 1 do 15,000 1 do 10,275 6 prizes of $2,->ou 7 prizes of 1,500 8 do 1,200 9 do 1,000 15 do 700 400 do 320 &c., &c., &c. Whole tickets $20; hlvs. 10; qrs. 5; eighths 2 50! Certificates of nack’gs 26 whole tickets $240 00 Do do 26 half do 120 00 Do do ‘26 quarter do 60 00 Do do 26 eighth do 30 00 40,000 DOLLAKS! 50 prizes of $2,000! LOTTERY, for the benefit of the State of l Delaware, Class 12, for 1852, to be drawn at Wilmington, Del.,on Saturday, the 29th day ofMay,lS'»2. SPLENDID SCHEME: 1 prize of $40,000 1 do 15,000 l do s,000 1 do 5,000 1 do ‘2,230 DU prizes oi SO do 400 60 do 300 64 do 100 &c., &e.« &c. Whole tickets $10—halves $0—quarters on. Certificates of paek’gs 25 whole tickets $140 oo Do do ‘25 half do **0 Od Do do 25 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 ine. Address— E. E. O'BRIEN, Agent. (Successor to J. & C. Maury,) ap 2fi—tm Alexandria, Va. China, Glass, Earthenware, &c.


ocr: j 1 at New York, March 26.—Slocks aie firmer. Sales of thiee thousand barrels o! Hour South- j ern. at $4.31 a $ 4.43. Four thousand bushels white wheat brought 10s: red wheat, 94 cts. Corn, 67 cents. Cotton has slightly declined. ALMANAC. 1852. MAlU H. 27 Saturday— 2S Sunday. 29 Monday — 30 Tuesday.... 31 WYdnexlay. 1 Thursday... 2 Friday....^. Sr.N n*>s 5 52 5 51 5 oil 5 4*1 5 4> 5 4ii 5 45 5s! v St/S | A) * b i» |b lo ib 11 b 12 (b n b l) Moon's Phases. 1). li. M l*ir^t <jr... 2s 3 iS9 k. Full. 1 9 Mm <|r-11 3 49 m NVu*.19 li 35 m III*.11 U’ATKK. Maik h 27,1 III Him LATL6T DATKS Loudon.Min'di L* j Havre."* Liverpool.Man n I’d J New Orleans.March -«) MARINE LIST. PORT OF ALEXANDRIA^ MARCH Arrivkp. Br. snip Thomas, Cal holm, Newport, Wales, iron rails to Orange ami Alexandria and Ma nassas (tap Railroad Cos. Baripie Kdward, Dearbon, New lork, guano to Thomas & Dyer. Schr. Mar> Anna, Haley, Newark, to How ard & Poor. Schr. Connecticut, Jones, Fort Deposit, lum ber to James Green & Son. Schr. Constitution, Marks, Nomoni, wheat and corn to S. Shinn & Son. Schr. Mary Frances, Treakle, Boyd s Hole, corn to S. Shinn & Son ' Schr. Baltic, Gray, St. Mar>’s, corn to S. Shinn & Son. Steamer Maryland, Mitchell, Baltimore, to D. Smith & Co. Sailed. Br brig Comet, Fit/., St. John, N. B , by Caz j enove Jc Co. Schr. New Keg til us, Walters, New \oik, by j Fowle Jk Co. Sehr. Km pi re, Ryder, New \ork, by S. Shinn & ^on- t- , c Schr. Adelaide, Coleman, New lork, by S. i Shinn & Son. Schr. Thomas Face, Cranmer, New \ork, by Washington Coal Co. Memoranda. Schr. Cosmos, Kidrnlge, cl'd at New ^ork , for this port, ‘2>th inst.


ocr: I. LOUIS KINZER. SAMUEL F. LEACH. LAW PARTNERSHIP. KINZER & BEACH, Attorneys at Law, ALEXANDRIA, VA., JAttend the Courts of Alexandria, Fair fax and Prince IViUiain Counties, Virginia, mh h—eo'2m GEO BRYAN, s. R ADAMS, D. S. GREGORY. BRYAN, ADAMS & CO., ALKXANDKIA, VA. \Y II OLKS A L K D E A L K R S I X FOREIGN <V DOMESTIC DRY GOODS. ap 6—if HUME & MARSHALL, GKOCEKS, COMM I."MON .V KOK WARDING m e n c n a iV r s, King-street, near the Rail-Road. ap 1—tf J. E. CHASE, M. D. n K S T A L S URGED N. Office on South Fast corner of Prince and St. Asaph streets, Alexandria Ya. Office hours from S A. M, to 1 P. M. and from 2toB P. M. je27—dly ORANGE and ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD. ON, AM) AFTER MUM)A V, the lift It day of April, but one FASTEN G E K TRAIN a day, will pass over the line of the above Road, leaving Alexandria daily, at 9 o'clock A. M., going as far as Bristoe Station. Returning leave Bristoe Station, at 3$ o'clock, P. xM., and Manassas Station, at-1 o'c'ock, im mediately on the arrival of the Mana sas Gap Train; reaching Alexandria at P. M. R. H. MlbDLETON, ap 16—tf Superintending Engineer. Office Oramje & Alexandria R. R. Co., ) Alexandria, Nov. 8, 1S51. $ MKKCHANDIZK for transposition on this Road will he received daily (Sundaysex cepted) between the hours of y o'clock, A. M., and 4 P. M., at the Station, corner ot Duke and Henry sts., under the following regulations: All articles offered for transportation must he distinctly market!, and each lot accompanied by list in duplicate of the number and descrip tion of packages to he forwarded, and the name the consignee and consignor. Gunpowder will only be forwarded under special agreement, and on the mornings of Monday and Wednesday, between the hours of and 12 o'clock jan 12—tf W. B BROCKKTT, Agent. MANASSAS GAP RAIL ROAD. ON, AND AFTER the With tiny of Janu ary, the FREIGHT AND PASSENGER will run daily, (Sundays excepted,) the Turnpike Station and Alexandria. through, $1 45. Round trip, $2 00. jan 17—tf V\ ASHING ION AN I) ALEX BOAT—Steamer GEO. WASHINGTON —On and alter Monday, the instant, will leave as follows: Leave Alexandria at 7£, 0 and 11, A. M.; 2R 4£ and 6 o'clock, P. M. Leave Washington at Si, 10 and 12, A. M.; 31 54 and 0$ o'clock, P. M. Two COACHES connect with the Boat: pas 12*.j cts.; Omnibus 0}4 cts.; IrunksG1^ The boat leaving at 71^, 11, 2J4, con with the Baltimore trains, which leave j Washington Depot at 0 and 12L> M. and o’clock, P. M., and the boat that leaves at nA receives the passengers by 4 o'clock Balt.more train*,


ocr: A NICE LITTLE FARM FOR SALE^ the county of Prince William, cont*'«ing 150 ACRES, within a quarter of a mile of Brentsville (the county seat) on the waters of tBroad run, lately owned by Mr. Hixson. The BUILDINGS are all new, the farm watered and timbered, and will be sold uDon very good terms. Apply to ** SUMMERFIELD FITZHUGH. flreQteville, PriQce \Yill»gm co» jan 7—eo3w


ocr: ORANGE and ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD ON, ANl) AFTER MONDAY, the (lay of April, but one PASSE N G K TRAIN a day, will pass over the line of above Road, leaving Alexandria daily, at o'clock A. JM., going as tar as Rristoe Station. Returning leave Bristoe Station, at 3£ P. At., and Manassas Station, at 4 o’clock, im mediately on the arrival o! the Manassas Train; reaching Alexandria at M,, P. M. R. H. MIDDLETON, ap ir,—tf Superintending Office Oranue & Alexandria K. R. Co., > Alexandria, Nov. 8,3851. $ MERCHANDIZE for transpo:tation on Road will he received daily (Sundays ex cepted) between the hours of a o'clock, A. M , and 4 P. Al., at the Station, corner of Duke and Henry sts., under the following regulations: All articles offered for transportation must he distinctly marked, and each lot accompanied by a list in duplicate of the number and descrip tion of packages to be forwarded, and the name of the consignee and consignor. Gunpowder will only be forwarded under special agreement, and on the mornings ot Monday and Wednesday, between the hours of S and 12 o'clock. jan 12—tf W. B BROCKETT, Agent. MANASSAS GAP RAIL ROAD. > Transportation Office. J The passenger and freight TRAINS are now running daily, beuveen Alexandria and the Plains, Fauquier County, connecting with the Winchester Stage at the Plains, and the Warrenton Stage at Turnpike Station. M. M. WELSH, my H—tf Superintendent. PUBLIC ACCOMODA 1 ION, AT REDUCED, RATE OF CHARGES! Washington and Boat ’ ____ Alexandria _ FUR tun better accommodation ol the PUB LIC, the proprietors of the STEAMBOAT PH E NIX,.Captain Sanderson, Will place that boat on tne line, on TUESDAY, the Mth inst., to run from Jan \\ harf, Alexandria, and Page’s Wharf, foot ol 7ih street, Washington. ^ ^ . The well known qualities of the PHENIX forthe safe conveyance of freight and passen are such as to afford great accommoda Leave Alexandria at 7$,'*3 and Hi, A. M.; 1 and 6 o’clock, P. M. Leave Washington at Si, 10$ and 12£, A. M., f» and 7 o’clock, P. M. Until further notice. The Company will have ready in a few w’eeks, their splendid Ferry Boat “UNION. ’ boat being built for the express purpose, will combine all the latest improvements in boat building and is expected to he a very boat. A LINE of OMNIBUSES will with these BOAT S for the conveyance passengers. Passage on the BOAT 10 cents, on the OM 5 cents. Yearly and monthly passen taken at moderate prices. FREIGHT at reduced rates from the present S. SHINN, Agent, ap 07_(f Alexandria. WASHINGTON AND ALEX BOATS.—The sieamer WASHINGTON will depart as BOAT’S fare 12 cents; COACH fare cents. Persons making the trip for pleasure, fare half-price. Three COACHE^ leave Northern Liberty Market, 7ih street, for boat. A COACH al>o leaves the Capitol 7£, 9|, 114, 2,4, 6. Leave Alexandria at 7i, 1 U. 2, 4, 6. Leave Washington at Si, 10$, 12$, 3, 5, OL JOB CORSON, Captain. The THOMAS COLLYER, is, also, on the leaving both places at alternate hours, on Mondays, V\ ednesdays, and Pndays, she is ott the route, until her return from Vernon. ap 2d—dlw SAM’L GEDNK\, Captain. FOR NORFOLK AND RICH -1 he steamer OSCEOLA until lurther notice, leave Washington for above places, everv Thursday, at 2 o clock, m., and Alexandria, Green's Wharf, at 9y2 m.


ocr: Merchants of Alexandria, and ofthe sujjb IVN *KAC-mE Y^wbich are oflered'iid the lov Factory £«"ARp SN0WPEN k CO pep 9r tf _ - -* j WANTED at the "SSgAfSmtfft. W WASHER sml *i!S TER; both from the c0?.'! ]j (;uy'OX K. mh 9U—9w


ocr: Window Cornices, Bands, Curtains, Sec. Window cornices and bands.— J F. CLARKE, has received a lot of WINDOW CORNICES AND HANDS, SHADES AND SHADE FIXTURES, which he will sell very low. All kinds of CUR TAINS AND SHADES hung at the shortest notice and in the latest style. Call at the old stand on King street, three door* above Pitt,


ocr: Business Cards._ H. C. McLaughlin. Kobt. J. Smith. LAW NOTICE. jtte^Tlie advertisers, having associated them selves in the practice ot L.wv, will, Horn this date, transact business under the name and tinn of McLaughlin & smith. mh 9—3tavM\v I. LOUIS KINZER. SAMUEL F. BEACH. LAW PARTNERSHIP. KINZER & BEACH, Attorneys at Law, ALEXANDRIA, V A. , . Attend the Courts of Alexandria, rair fax ami Prince William Counties, Virginia, mh s—eo<?m L. 11. Cwl.K. ISAAi' shirk. H. I>- NO sSEI.MAN. COLE, SHIRK & CO., Wholesale Dealers in TOHACCd SEVAliS, SSUFF, tyc., $*<:., No. £50, Haiti more Street, Second door west ot Howard, opposite (ilobe llolel, 11A LTIMOliF, Mb. jan 14—eo'hn F. A. JVtARBURY, COMMISSION MERCHANT, AND WHOLESALE DEALER IN FOREIGN & DOMESTIC LIQUORS, FOWL'S WHARF. mh is—tf J. E. CHASE, M. D. r> E s T A 1. s l J H ( «' E O N. Office (mi South Hast corner ot Prince and St. Asaph streets, Alexandria ^ a. gfjJ^Office hours from S A. M, to 1 P. JV1. and from 2 to 6 I*. M. je 27—<1 ly ORANGE and ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD"


ocr: Alexandria Gazette Sc Virginia Advertiser, PUBLISHED DAILY BY EDGAR SNOWDEN, A K ght Dollars per annum, payable half yearly. Alexandria Gazette Sc Virginia Advertiser, (FUR THE COUNTRY) IS PUBLISHED, REGULARLY, ON TTF^DAYS, THLK6DAY6 Jc fi>ATUKDAYS, At live doit.u? per annum, payable m advance. Tll.vis or Adverummi.—Advertisements not ex . v. -din. one square, inserted three times for one J. Uar. Advertisements continued alter three tunes, lor 50cents a square for kacu insertion or 2*> cents outside. Sixteen lines are jounted a? a >«juaie. Advertisement? by the year, atpncesto be agreed u, ui, havmg reference to the usual amounto! *naee they limy occupy. £Vr?niis advertiMUg by tlie yeai not to advertise articles not included m their regular business, nor ;v> msert m tlieir advertisement, any other names than their own. _ MAIL ARRANGEMENTS. The Northern Mail is ready ior delivery every morning by y o'clock, and closes at 1 o clock, 1*. M. The Southern Mail closes daily at b, A. M., and is ready lor delivery soon alter the arrival ot boat, say between 2 and 3 o’clock, F. M. The Dumfries mail arrives on Mondays, >* ed- nesdays, and Fridays, at 3 F M., and closes on


ocr: M STORAGE.-The Urge WARE HOUSE, near the Fish Wharf, occupied by Richard* Barton during the Ashing season, can be used for the storage of flour, wheat, guano, or any other articles of merchan dize. For terms, which will he moderate, ap ply to KEPHART * BARKER, je 9—eo2w_Union street. WOOL purchased by jf 9 DANIEL F. HOOE.


ocr: SPLENDID LOTTERIES, rUK APRIL, [tit GREGORY & MAI RY, Managers. (Successors to J VV. Maury & f o.) 50,000 DOLLARS ! 50 prizes of *1,000! Kentucky state lottery. for the benefit of the town of Frankfort, Class lor l5>5^, to be drawn at Covington, Ky., ou Saturday, 10th April, 165*2. 7b number lottery —13 drawn ballots! BRILLIANT SCHEME: 1 prize ot *.')0,oo0 1 do 20,000 1 do 10,000 l do 5,000 1 do 3,000 | 1 prize of *2,100 50 do 1.000 100 .do 500 130 do 300 05 do 125 r &c., <vc., c^c. rickets $12, halves $6, qrs $3, eighths $1 50. Certificates of pack'gs 26 whole tickets $lc»0 00 I>0 do 26 half do 60 00 Do do 26 quarter do 40 uo Do do 26 eighth do 20 00 $10,000! $10,000! 40 prizes of $1,000! KEMCCKY STATE LOTTERY, for the benefit of the town of Frankfort. Class 89, for ls»52, to be drawn at Covington, Ky., on Saturday, the 17th day of April, 1652. 13 drawn numbers in each packages ol 26! MAGNIFICENT SCHEME: 1 prize ol *10,000 i do 10,000 l do 3.000 1 do 3.300 1 do 2,300 I prize ot •10 prizes of 1,000 •J10 do 5oo 05 do 10U &c., &lc., &c. 1 ickets $10—halves T-j—quarters t2 ou Certificatesol i>ack'g>2o whole tickets $140 00 do do ‘in half do 70 00 do do *20 quarter do 35 00 71,507 DOLLARS! $25,000! $20,000! $10,000! 100 prizes of $1,000 ! KEN TCCKY STATE LOTTERY, for the benefit of the Town of Frankfort, class E, lor 1852, to be drawn at Covington, Ky., on Saturday, the 24th day of April, 1852. 75 number lottery—14 drawn ballots. BRILLIANT NCNEME: 1 prize oi $*1,567 1 do 25,000 1 do 20,000 1 do 10.000 100 prizes of 1,000 loo prizes oi ouu 100 do 300 01 do 100 01 do 100 &c„ &c., &c. ' - I Whole tickets $20: hlvs. I o; qrs. o: eigntns 2 ou. Certificates 01 pack'gs. 25 whole tickets $240 00 |)0 do 25 half do 120 00 Do do 25 quarter do 00 00 Do do 25 eighth do 50 00 Orders for Tickets and Shaies 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,) mh 24—1m Alexandria. Ya. gkkaFSOUTH KILN MAIL K«>U 1 K—NEW AND IMPROVED SCHEDULES.


ocr: BRILLIANT LOTTERIES, FOR FEBRUARY, 18§i. j UKKUOKY & MAI RY, Managers. (Succkssors ro J. W. Maury & Co.) 40,coo DOLLARS! KENTICKY STATE LOITERY, for the benefit of the town of Frankfort, Class 23, for f>52, to be drawn at Covington, Ky., , on Saturday. January 3lst% 1>52. "> number lotlerv—15 drawn ballots! BRILLIANT SCHEME: 1 prize ol $-10,000 1 do 10,000 1 do 7.500 1 prize ot *4,,ns 10 do 2,000 40 do r>00 Tickets $10-halves $5—quarters $2 50 ; Certificates ol pack'gs ‘26 whole tickets $1*20 00 Do do ‘26 half do 60 00 IX) do *6 quarter do 30 00 35,000 DOLLARS! 30 prize* oi $1,500! Kentucky state lottery, for the benefit oi the town of Frankfort, Class 31, tor 1>.V2, to be drawn in Covington, Ky., on ! Saturday, the 1th of February, 1S52. 7S number Lottery—13 drawn ballots. SPLENDID SCHEME: 1 prize of $35,000 1 do 17,000 - 1 do 10.000 1 do 5,000 t do 3,130 | l prize of 3,000 30 do 1,500 30 do 1,000 30 do 300 &c., &c , &c.« j Tickets onlv $10—halves 5*5—quarters 5*2 50. Certificates of packgs *26 whole tickets$140 00 l>o do *26 halt do 70 00 IK) do *26 quarter do 35 00 4IVJ42 DOLLARS! *213 prizes of $1,000! JrFNTCCKY STATK LOTTKKY, lor the L benefit ot the town ot Frankfort. Class ! 37, for l>52, to be drawn in Covington, Ky., i on Stitunfay, February 14th, 1S5*2. 75 number lottery—1*2 drawn ballots! I 1 prize of 5^0,942 * 1 do 20,000 1 do 10,000 1 prize ol $ >.000 2 prizes of $3,000 213 do 1,000 KC., Kc.. <kc. Tickets $15. halves 7,50, qrs. 3.75.eighths 1.S7C Certificates of pack'gs 25 whole tickets $200 00 Do ilo “ 25 half do 100 0l> Do do 25 quarier do 50 00 Do do 25 eighth do 25 00 _ $35.000! 3 prizes of $t 0.000 ! KKNTCCKY STATE LOTTERY, for the benefit of the town of Frankfort. Class 43, for Is52, to be drawn in Covington, Ky., ; on Saturday, the 21 xt day of February. 1^52. 7s number lotterv— 13 drawn ballots. GRAND SCHEME: I ^rize of $'>'>.Ot'O 1 do 10.000 l do 10.000 1 do 10.000 1 do 5,000 l prize ot $ >,000 1 do 5.000 1 do 2.045 1 do 2.0U0 •25 do 1,200 &c, &c . CCC. Tickets $10—halves $3—quarters $2 50 Certificates ot pack'gs25 whole tickets $130 00 jo do 25 half do 65 00 Jo do 25 quarter do 32 50 $63,000! 100 prizes ot $1,000! Kentucky state lottery, for the benefit of the Town of Frankfort, clas< ! lor I>52, to he drawn ai CovingiOn, Ky., on I urthiy. the 2'th tlnu of Fthniovy, 1>*>2. Ts number lottery—14 drawn ballots. SPLENDID SCHEME. 1 prize ot $'>3,000 1 prize of $-y>.0i)u l do 15,000 l do 1*4,000 ! I do 10.477 5 prizes ot f> do 3,000 10 do 2,000 ioo do 1,000 &c.. &c., &c. Whole tickets $20: hi vs. 10; qrs. .V. eighths 2 jO. Certificates oi pack gs. 25 whole tickets $2..>0 oo Do do 25 half do 125 00 Do do 25 quarter do 52 50 Do do 25 eighth do 3i 25 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 utter it is over to all who order from us. Address— E. E. O’BRIEN, Agent. (Successor to J. & C. Maury.) jan 25—tm Alexandria, Va. Earthenware, &c.


ocr: BRILLIANT LOTTERIES. FOR JANUARY. 1852. GREGORY it. MAURY, Managers. (Successors to J. W. Maury & Co.) $35,000! $17,500! $8,734! 50 prizes of $1,500! Kentucky state lottery, for the JV benefit of the town of Frankfort, Class 14, for 1853, to be drawn in Covington, Ky., on Saturday, the ntli day of January, 1853. 73 number lottery—13 drawn ballots. SPLENDID SCHEME. 1 prize or *3D,uuu 1 do 17,500 l do 8,735 1 do 5,000 i prize oi *4,uuu 1 do 3,0001 50 do 1,500 i 50 do 4001 Tickets $10—halves $5—quarters $2 oo Certificates of pack’gs26 whole tickets #140 00; do do 26 half do 70 50 do do 26 quarter do 35 00 $61,500! $25,000! $15,000! 100 prizes of $1,500!; 100 prizes of $1,000! Kentucky state lottery, for the benefit of the Town of Frankfort, class B, lor 1652, to be drawn at Covington, Ky., on Saturday, the 24th day of January, 1852. 12 drawn numbers out of 75! MAGNIFICENT SCHEME. 1 prize of 561,500 1 prize of 5*25,000 1 do 15,000 1 do 10,500 1 dO 7,400 15 prizes of 2,000 100 do 1,500 100 do 1,000 &c., &c., «c. Whole tickets $20; hi vs. 10; qrs. 5; eighths 2 50! Certificates of pack’gs 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 40,000 DOLLARS! Kentucky state lottery, for the benefit of the town of Frankfort, Class 25, for 1S52, to be drawn at Covington, Ky., on Saturday, January 31 st% 1352. 7S number lottery—15 drawn ballots! BRILLIANT SCHEME: i 1 prize of $40,000 1 do 10,000 i 1 do 7,500 1 prize of $4,378 10 do 2,000 40 do 500 C£C., fitc., OtC., Tickets $10—halves $5—quarters $2 50 Certificates of pack'gs 26 whole tickets $120 00 Do do 26 half do 60 00 Do do 26 quarter do 30 00 Orders for Tickets and Shares and Certificates 1 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 us. Address— E. E. O’BRIEN, Agent. (Successor to J. & C. Maury,) dec 30—tm Alexandria, Vau


ocr: T7Y)R~SALE—On a liberal credit, a valuable F and large FISHING SEINE , with BOATS, attached, now in store, on the Rappahannock River. Apply to CHRISTOPHER NEALE, adrn’r of dec3l—eodw John K. Wallace, dec’d.


ocr: PRUIT AND ORNAMENTALTREES f A large lot of Fecit and Ornamental Tikes, SftfcusmY, Flowers, &c., just receiv ed, amt for sale at \ rates’ Garden, by aov —tf REYNOLDS ft WILSON. 1 CASK FAMILY HAMS, iuet received 1 foe sale bp [my 13] J. T. B. PERRY.


ocr: my it WHITE’S, Post Office comer. GEORGE R. BLACKLOCK has o» hand, a large assort went of PARASOLETTS, which he offers for sale at very low prices; ves, at coat. _ _»>J°_ . GLEN HELD Patent Double Refined Powder Starch, for sale at henry peel ,?S Drug store, my 20 corner King and Fairfax sts. I FA BBLS. No. 1 Potomac Gross Her 1 Ov/ rings, in store, and for sale, by T. M. McCORMlCK & < 0., mv 20 Theatre Building. a /'v TEN gallon iron bound Brandy KEGS, ^±j\J in store, and for sale by T. M. McCORMlCK & CO., my 20 Theatre Building^ IV'lNDSOR-'PLASTER.—220 tons soft VV Windsor Plaster, now landing from Brig Comet, for sale by CAZENOV E & CO. my 19 _— BONE DUST, Guano, Poudretie, Agricultu- ral Salts, and Artificial Guano, for sale by my 3 E B. ADDISON & SON r>OTOMAC LIME —r.OO bbls. Potomac Lime, 1 in good order for 1?[ ^ale by [my 11] WATERS A ZIMMERMAN. 1 PACKAGES Loaf, Crushed, Pulver 1 ZD ized, and Clarified Sugars, lor sale by my 13 D. & s BLACKLOCK. FANS.—30 dozen PALM LEAF FAI>N just Received and for sale low. bV) Or HHDS. Cuba Molars, for sale very low, by D. & S. BCACKLOCk. my 12 _ __ AMILY FLOCR- Very superior White Wheal Family Flour, for fwle bv my n CA2KNOYE & Cft BAKER’S BROMA AND COCOA —A fresh supply, just received, and for sale by my |4 FOW LK ^ _ qaa DEMIJOHNS 1, a. 3, and 5 gallons, mVV ,eW‘Ved Jfc* "'BLACKCOCK. OTVTOES —60 bushels Mercer Po:utoes, Jsr* Jy WHEAT & BROS. Election tickets in blank, or with the names of candidates printed, for sale at this office. _ _myj0--3t^ HERRING and Sbad, ia barrels and my CJ Wle b> R & S BLACKLOCK. rtHRITS TURPENTINE—IS casks n«ss*S VTo Corner of Pr,.ce and rpHOMASTON UME.-iOOO 1 aston Lime, just receivedI and for sale bv my s_tf LAMBER r R McKKNXIR. AAA LBS. very superior Suga r yUU Hams, just received, a^d for sale at mv It WHITE’S Post Office corner. CIGARS of very excellent quality, just re ceived, by HENRY PEEL, corner my 20 King and Fairfax-»t» TkUSHTON R CLARK’S Cod Liver Oil, Hand genuine, for .ale at HENRY PEEL’S my ig cor. Kin* and Fairfax my IS___ r EMONS - A law boxes Lemons, in just received, ••‘^“vYHjTE.


ocr: WE have a large assortment of GOODS, for Servants' Wear, viz: — Heavy Cotton Oznaburgs Nankeen colored do Extra twilled do Burlaps Linen Plaid Cotton Blue Domestic Brown Cottons, all widths and prices: all of which will be sold at prices to suit purcha wa. ASHBY & HERBERT. i mh 20 WK ARE now in receipt of a beautiful as sortment of DRESS GOODS, viz: Berage deLaines, Shally, Silk*, Mouslaines Barages. Ginghams, Lawns, &c. HARPER & BRO., corner of


ocr: iOAP, CANDLES, &c— ) 25 boxes Mould Candles «:5 “ Adamantine do 25 u Chemical and Fuller do 25 M Not Brown Soap No l Yellow do »» 25 23 bble. No 3 Mackerel, for *ale by_ ®h :i—eo3t J. N. HARPER PURE SPERM OIL, for eale by mh 11 J. T. B. PERRY.


ocr: HHDS.NEW ORLEANS SUGAR 10 half boxes Loaf do 20 bbls. Crushed do 10 “ Pulverized do 5 tierces Rice 25 hags Rio COFFEE, just received, and j for sale, by [my 31] VVM. BAVNE.


ocr: j | j | THE OLD GUARD OF NAPOLEON.-The Imperial Guard of Napoleon, from Ala re in goto Waterloo, byJ.T. Headley, 1 vol. 12mo, cloth, $125. , c . *r The Life of the Empress Josephine, first wife pf Napoleon, by P. C. Headley, author of ‘ Women of the Bible’’ be., 1 vol. 13 mo. CiThe$Lite of George Washington, bv Jared Sparks, LL. D , two vole, in one, abridged by ihp author 12 mo. cloth, $1,25. korsaleby ihe author, "mJAS £NTW|SLE & SON. jan 9 Royal street, 3d store North of King. PRLMF. CHEESE, for sale, at dec 24 FISHBACK & BRO.


ocr: Window Cornices, Bands, Curtains, &c. Window oikmcks and bands.— J p. CLARKE, has received a lot of WINDOW C 0 K N 1 C E S AND BANDS, SHADES AND SHADE FIXTURES, which he will sell very low. All kinds of ClJK TAINS AND SHADES hung at the shortest notice and in the latest style. Call at the old stand on King street, three doors above I it!, jan 1—dtf


ocr: __ ^STOCKING VAliN°-TtBeat1In’!ioSno1'.h* »c?ua>m“ B*m .«< Stock'S" vaHN manufactured at the Alexandria COT TON FACTORY; which are oflered at the tor at Factory |”“<aRD sN0WD£N It CO. 3* tf


ocr: DRAFTS ON ST. LOUIS—Persons wish ing to transmit funds to Missouri, Illinois, Iowa, or Wisconsin, can be accommodated with drafts on St. Louis, for any desired amount a! par, by applying to 3 mo 22 R. H MILLER.


ocr: i : j ; j j BRILLIANT LOTTERIES, FOR MARCH, 1852. GREGORY & MAURY, Managers. (Successors to J. VV. Maury & Co.) 33,000 DOLLARS! 10 prizes of $2,000! Kentucky state ixhtery, for the benefit of the town of Frankfort, Class 6G, for 1S52, to be drawn in Covington, Ky., on Saturday, 20th March, 1S52. f 66 number lottery—12 drawn ballots. GRAND SCHEME: 1 prize of $33,000 1 do 12,000 1 do r>,030 1 do 3,000 j 1 do 2,200 | 10 prizes 01 10 Jo 500 10 .10 300 10 Jo 230 10 Jo 200 &c., «c. j)0 do 22 quarter do 27 50 70 ooo DOLLARS! 100 prizes of $1,000! t/eSTUCKY STATE LOTTERY, for the jL benefit of the town of brankfort, C lass 1> for 1S52, to be drawn at Covington, Ky., oh Saturday, 27th March, lb52. 7S number lottery—14 drawn ballots. BRILLIANT SCHEME: 1 prize of $70,000 1 do 25,000 1 do 15,000 1 do 5,136 S do 2.300 12 prizes of $1,GU0 40 prizes of 100 do 1,000 200 do 500 &c., &c. Tickets $20, halves $10, qrs. $5, eighths $2,o0 . Certificates of pack’gs 26 whole tickets$260 00 Do do 26 half do 130 Do do 26 quarter do 65 00 Do do 26 eighth do 32 50 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- alelv after it is over to all who order from me. Address— E. E. O BRIEN, Agent. (Successor to J. & C. Maury,) feb27—lm Alexandria, Va. DRYjGrOODS._


ocr: Window Cornices, Bands, Curtains, &c. ‘ IN DOW CORNICES AND BANDS.— J. P. CLARKE, has received a lot of WINDOW CORNICES AND BANDS,! SHADES AND SHADE FIXTURES, which he will sell very low. All kinds of CUR TAINS AND SHADES hung at the shortest notice and m the latest style. Call at the old stand on King street, three doors above Pitt, jan r-=—dtf


ocr: FOR SALE.—The Canal ^COL. CROCKETT, now , at the foot of Cameron street. * apply to CAZENOVE * CO


ocr: COMMERCIAL. Tlie Markets# Baj.timoke, April S—Sales of four bundled barrels Howard street flour have been made to day at $1.0^ and four hundred barrels City Mills at $4. The market is dull. New York, April 8.—2000 hbls. of flour have ' changed hands at $4 ha$4 37. Grain is un changed. Cotton is drooping. Stock** brm.


ocr: bacon, bulk meat, smoked BEEF, LARD, &c.— i lbs. Hams, superior quality for family use “ Shoulder and Breast pieces, for lam ilv use 41 Sides in handsome order “ do in dry Salt 4i Hams in dry Salt and Pickle 44 Breast peices, do do do 5,000 Smoked Beef for broiling or chip ping 2,000 New Lard, 500 pails and kegs supe rior refined, lor «ale by FREDERICK ROLOSON, No. 2», North Paca street, Baltimore, Md. Baltimore, nov 25—tf _ OUGARS,"MOLASSES, &c — O 10 hhds. prime N. O. Sugars S “ P. R. and Cuba Molasses 12 bbls. Sugar House Syrup, prime 2 “ No. 1 Leaf Sugar j 5 half chests G. Powder, Imperial, and Black Teas 10 dozen Buckets 10 44 Brooms Just received, and for sale low by JOSEPH GRIGG, corner ot feb 17 King and West streets. On BBLS. Sugar I 10 hhds. N. O. Sugar o0 bags Rio Coffee 10 44 Java and Maricabo Coffee 20 boxes Cavendish Tobacco 40 44 Soap J00 reams Wrapping Paper 20 coils Rope, for sale by .-frri,_ feb 26 KINCHELOE & SMITH, 1 nn BUSHELS Timothy Seed XllvJ 20 bushels Herds Grass Seed 10 bush. Sapling Clover Seed 200 sacks G. A. and Fine Salt 50 bbls. No. 1 Herring 50 44 No 3 Mackerel 40 quintals No. 1 Cod Fish, for sale low by feb 26 KINCHELOE & SMITH. BUTTER AND CHEESE.-! have just re ceived from New^ \ork 50 boxes prime Goshen Cheese S bbls. Roll Butler 25 tubs and firkins Butter, part prime qual ity, lor sale low by J. E. HENDERSON, corner of 4 King and Alfred streets CHEWING TOBACCO.—P. Goodwin's 1st, Drummond's 1st—one case Dutch Smok ing Tobacco, this day landing Irom Columbia, and for sale by T. M. McCORMICK & CO., mh 2 Theatre Building. O c: HALF Chests Gunpowder Tea tjO 20 “ “ Imperial do 25 44 “ Y. Hyson do 15 “ 44 Powchong ito In store, and for sale by Mc\ElGH, HAR PER & CHAMBERLAIN._ feb ^ STAPLING CLOVER and TIMOTHY SEED. 30 bushels Sapling Clover 30 44 prime Timothy Seed, in store. and for sale by _ p mh 1 J. J. WHEAT & BROS. in POCKETS Old Government Java COF ; 1U FEE; 10 boxes Belmont Sperm Candles; 1 cask Sal Soda; just received and for sale by T. M. McCORMICK k CO., mh 3 Theatre Building. Bacon 13 hhds. Shi les 10 44 Shoulders, (new,) for sale by mh 1 J. J. WHEAT & BROS. '/CINCINNATI RECTIFIED WHISKEY V>/ in bbls., just received and for snle by


ocr: BBLS. Monongahala Rye Whiskey, 25 bbls. Rectified do 5 “ Domestic Brandy, 5 “ do Gin, 5 “ N. E. Rum, in store and for by T. B. CREIGHTON, j fc’b 26 Near Ferry Slip, j and skgars.— ! 15 boxes 5’s Tobacco, (J. P. Jones’ brand,) 5 “ 1 lb. Lump (Cobb's) do 4000 Cathedral Seears, in store and for sale THOS. B. CREIGHTON, 1 feb 26 Near Ferry Slip. AND FOURTH proof Brandy: also, I Jamaica Spirit, and Holland Gin, in store, I for sale by THOS. BURNS, cor. of Prince feb2S and Fairfax-sts. QA BAGS Rio Coffee, 5 bags White do. 5 do Old Java do., in store and for bv T. B CREIGHTON, teb 26 -_Near Ferry Slip. lMNE OLD PORT, Madeira, Lisbon, Dry Ma- X; laga, and Sweet Wines, in store, and for by THOMAS BURNS, corner of Prince feb 26 and Fairfax-sts. 5 HALF Chests Gunpowder Tea, 5 do do Imperial do 5 do do Young Hyson do., in store for sale by T HOS. B CREIGHTON, feb 26 Near Ferry Slip. 4HHDS. bright dry New Orleans Sugar; 6 bbls. bright do. Molasses; also, Porto Rico Sugars and Molasses, of superior qualities, in store, and for sale low, at feb 20 WHITE’S, Post Office-corner. Rice and starch. 2 casks new Rice 5 kegs Poland Starch, in store and for sale by THOS. B. CREIGHTON, feb 25 near Ferry Slip. BOLTING CLOTHS, of the genuine Anchor brand, a supply of all the different num bers, always on hand and for sale by T. M. McCORMICK & CO., mh 3 ' Theatre Building. Notice to fishermen.— 40 coil Russian Rope, assorted size 5000 five inch cut Cork, just received, and for sale by T. B. CREIGHTON, mh 3 near Ferry-Slip. OnnA LBS. Shoulders and Jowls, bright ^UUv/ and dry, received and for sale by THOS. BURNS, cor. Prince and feb 27 Fairfax-sts. BARRELS of Common and Old Rye Ov/ Whiskey, in store, and for sale by THOS. BURNS, cor. of Prince feb 23 and Fairfax-sts. FISH.—Cod Fish, Tongues and Sounds, No. 1 and 3 Mackerel, Potomac and Box Her rings, for sale at feb 26 WHITE’S Post Office Corner. i rn BUSHELS of POTATOES, in;prime 10U order, in store and for sale by THOS. BURNS, cor. Prince and feb 27 • Fairfax-sts. MACKEREL —A few barrels of fat No. 3 Mackerel, instore, and for sale by THOMAS BURNS, feb 23 corner of Prince and Fairfax-sts. OO BBLS. Eastport Herring, 15 do. Cod /£AJ Fish, in store and for sale bv THOS. B. CREIGHTON, feb 25 near Ferry Slip. A DAMANTINE, Sperm, Pearl, and Imperial Candles, in great varieties, in store, and for sale at prices to suit purchasers, at feb 20 WHITE'S, Post Office-corner. lOO SUPERIOR Southampton, Virginia, 1UU cured Hams, of fine qnaliiv, for sale by THOMAS & DYER, feb 25 Irving’s Wharf. 1 linn DBS. OF JOWLS, just received, 1 UUll and for sale by THOMAS BURNS, feb 23 ' corner of Prince and Fairfax-sts.


ocr: _ COMMERCIAL. The Markets. Baltimore, May 0 — Flour is held at U No sales. Ked wheat 91. Other things un changed. New York. May 0.—To-day stocks ar« firmer and advancing. Sales of 4,000 barrels of Hour at $4 37 a 94.50 for Southern, and $412 a $1.25 for State 20,000 bushels yellow corn were sold at 02c. Cotton is dull anj de clining.


ocr: j i Board of Health. At a meeting of the Board of Health, the following persons were elected officers, viz: Thomas Davy, President. R. Zimmerman, Secretary. J. C. Goods, Messenger. The following apportionment of the town into (iistricu for the supervision of the members, was agreed upon. Joseph Grigg, north of King street and wen of Washington ; H. Bradley, north of King street, between Ro>a! and Washington; R. Zimmerman, north of King street and east of Royal: C. I*. Shaw, between King and Prince streets and east of Royal; Samuel Baggett, between King and Prince streets, and beetween Washington and Koval* Alexander Lammond, between King and Prince street, west of Washington; Joseph D. Moore, south of Prince street, east of Royal ; Thos. Davy, south of Prince street, between Washington and Royal; J. E. Henderson, south of Prince street, we*: of Washington street. Ordered, That public notice be given to all persons in town, to have removed immediately from their respective premises alt nuisance.*, which may endanger the health of the town ami that the hoard do at an early day emit ibc districts over which they are appointed, to that this order has been complied with. THOMAS DAW, President R. Zimmerman. Secretary. Died. In Charles county, Md. on the 17th of Aptil Mrs. ELDAH I.OMaX, in thesUt tear of her age. and on the 20th April, Mr. JOHN LO MAX. in the 7*51h year of his age. aged couple lived together for ‘*0 years, and were not separated in death.


ocr: Terry, *th inst._ ___ Canal Commerce. _ Arrived, April 8. Boat Metacomet, Cumberland, coal to Bor den Mining Co. Boat* Anna S Borden, and Wm Albert, Cumberland, coal to Borden Minins Co Boats Wm Fowle, Westmoreland, K- (* Phelps, and L. A. Phelps, Cumberland, coal to Fowle & Co. Departed. Boat Emily Fra nee*, Cumberland, by Borden Mining Co. B«at Helen Rruee, Point of Rocks, ky Waters & Zimmerman. Boat D. J. McCoy, Hancock, plaisttr Dwwkerel by Fowle & Co. Boat Augusta, Cumberland, by Fowle & u Old Dominion, do do


ocr: _ VIRGINIA AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE, Lower End King Street, ALEXANDRIA, VA. E. £. Ai}£i20ii & 20m, WHOLESALE AM) RETAIL DEALERS IN Agricultural lm)<lemen1s, SEEDS AND MANURES, VIZ: TTORSE POWERS AND THRESHERS, JLJ. Wheat Drills, Garden Seed do., Horse Hakes, Corn Planters, Fanning Mills, Corn Mi Is, Vegetable Cutters, Store 1 rucks,Ploughs, Harrows, Cultivators, Corn Shellers, Straw Cutters, Hoad Scrapers, Hoes, Shovels, Spades, Ladies Weeding Hoes, Picks, and Bog Hoes, Tree and Wall Scrapers: Hay, Manure and Garden Hakes and Forks; Cradles, Scythes, Snaths, Scvthe Rifles, Whet Stones, Ox Yokes and Bows' Bush Hooks, Grindstone Cranks and Rollers, &c., &c. ALSO, Grain, Field, Grass, Garden and Flower Seeds and MANURES, as Imported Guano, Kentish's prepared do.. Ket tle well & Davisons Renovator and Bi JPhosphate Salts, Plaister, my b—tf Bone Dust, fc.c. &c.^_ C. C. BRADLEY, Cabinet, Chair, and Sofa Manufacturer, Corner of King and Alfred Streets, ALEXANDRIA, VA., QCj-IIas eon>tantly on hand, and oilers to the Pub lic, an excellent a>sortmont ol CABINET WAHE, SOFAS, f CHAIRS, Of every variety, and on the lowest term-', which, for durability and finish, cannot be surpassed. mh 4—ly _ GEORGE KEPHART. UI.AM \V BARKER. KEPHART & BARKER, Wholesale and Retail LUMB E Ii M E R CIIA X 'I S, Dealers in Shingles, Lime, Nails, Plaister, and everv variety of well Seasoned Lumber. (A-NEAR THE FISH WHARF. 4^ ALEXANDRIA, VA. mh 3—dfim__ WM. G. FISHBACK, Grocer, Commission W Forwarding Merchant, corner prince and union streets, Pledges himself to give strict attention to all business entrusted to his care. mb y—tf __ WM. L. POWELL & SON, corner of king and union streets, their iriends in town and country, A LARGE AM' WELL SELECTED STOCK OK GROCERIES AND LIQUORS, Both Foreign and Domestic. ders for which, wdl be strictly and minutely ort21~‘V JAMES P. SMITH, IMPORTER OF CHINA AND EARTHENvVARE, DEALER IN Glassware, tf indow Gloss, Stoneware, Lanj)s, Lanthorn*, Gos Fixtures. <^c., ire. King-street, below Fairfax, ALEXANDRIA, VA. oct 21—1 y __ H. C. McLaughlin. Robt. J. Smith. LAW NOTICE. Tho advertisers, having associated them selves in the practice ot Law, will, trom this date, transact business under the name and firm of McLaughlin & smith. mh9—3taw4w _ _____ II COLE. ISAAC SHIRK. H I). MUSSULMAN. COLE, SHIRK & CO., Wholesale Dealers in TOBACCO, SEGARS, SNUFF, ffc., ire., 330, Baltimore Street, Second door west ot Howard, opposite Globe Hotel, BALTIMORE, MD. jan 14—eo3m_ _ _ ___ EDWARD B HARRISON, ATTORNEY AT LAW, attend the different Courts in the ConnJi.es ot ALEXANDRIA, FAlKl AX, A' LOl DOLN. Office on Royal, between Finn and Prime sts. ALEXANDRIA, VA. nov 11—<l»inn


ocr: JOB PRINTING Xuttly tscaUtd, with dttfatek, at the VJpct of ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE, Corner of Prince and Fairfax streets, ALEXANDRIA. VA. pamphlets, CIKCTLAKS, HANDBILLS, warrants, BUSINESS CAKDo, TICKETS, BLANKS, &c.,fcc., EVERY DESCRIPTION, Printed at the shortest notice, ami upon as rea dable terms as at any othce South oi the Po tomac. Orders for any description ol Printing, will be received and executed, in the handsomest style. We have ju»t received a large addition to our assortment of JOB T\ PE, winch will en able us to give satisfaction in the execution ol all orders with which we may be favored. leb 14—tf ____


ocr: Business Cards. __ S. SHINN & SON, ~~ GROCERS vV. COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Janney's Wharf. A L E X A N 1) lllA, V A . Have in store, and otter for sale on ac commodating terms, the following articles— BRANDIES—Otard, Dupuy& Co., Hennes sy, Martel!, and Marelt brands, pale and dark. ALSO, superior Old London Dock, of fine flavor. RUM—Porto Rico, St. Croix, and Grenada, of fine flavor and quality. m HOLLAND GIN, of fine flavor and high proof. WINES—Madeira, Sherry, Port, Tenenffe, Lisbon, and Malaga, of different grades and fine quality. WHISKEY—Scotch, Irish, and fine old Monongahela. Hiblerts’ London Brown Stout, India Pale Ale, and Muir's Scotch ALE. Olive Oil, Olives, Capers, Raisins, Maccaro ni,‘and genuine Castile Soap. Together with a full assortment of Choco late, Cocoa, Mustard, Table Salt, Cayenne Pepper, long and white Pepper, Pearl Barley, Turmeric, Extract Lemon, Cinnamon, Cloves, ground Mace, &c., &c. roh ‘j—if C. C. BRADLEY, Cabinet, Chair, and Sofa Manufacturer, Corner of King and Alfred Stretts, ALEXANDRIA, VA., fj^-Has constantly on hand, anil oilers to the Pub lic, an excellent assortment of CABINETWARE, SOFAS, <$• CHAIRS, (if every variety, and on the lowest term-, which, foi durability and tinish, cannot be surpassed. mil 4—ly _ _ _ GEORGE KEPHART. ULAM W. BARKER. KEPHART & BARKER, Wholesale and Retail L V M li E R M E R C11A S 'IS, Dealers in Shingles, Lime, Nail-, PI.lister, and every variety ol well Seasoned Li mbeu. frj'NEAR THE FISH WHARF.^tSj ALEXANDRIA, VA. mh 3—dfim ___ Dr. E. H. CARMICHAEL, WILL PK'CTICL ML DICIN' L IN ALEXANDRIA, VA., And oilers his services t > the public in cadi and every department (fr^-IIis residence and oil ice, at the JMisse* Herbert's, at the lower end of King Street. mb 12— tf EDWARD B. HARRISON, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Will attend the different Courts in the Counties ot ALEXANDRIA, FAIRFAX, A LOUDOUN. ‘Office on Royal, betivn n Amg and Prince sts. ALEXANDRIA, VA. nov 14—dbm WM. G. FISHBACK, Grocer, Commission & Forwarding Merchant, CORNER PRINCE AND UNION STREETS, Pledges him«e 11 to give strict attention to all business entrusted to his care. mh 9— If _____ __ (,’ius. Howard, jk Alfred Poor. HOWARD & POOR, /; F XF R A I, CO M MISS I (> X M F RCliA.\ TS, a^DAlNGKKFlKLirS WHARF, ALEXANDRIA, VA. mh 13—tf _ WM. L. POWELL & SON, CORNER OF KING AND UNION STREETS, jg^»Ofler to their friends in town and country, A LARGE AND WELL SELECTED STOCK OF GROCERIES AM) LIQLOKS, Fold Foreign and Domestic. Orders for which, w;ll be strictly and rr.inutel) tilled. ocl 24rlv_ ] U OU.K. ISAAC SHIRK. If. I). All »r.L.UA.i. COLE, SHIRK & CO., W holesale Dealers in TOBACCO, SUGARS, SKUFF.fyc., Ityc, No. &K), Baltimore Street, S*coml door west o! Howard, opposite (dol>e Ho,el, BALTIMORE, Ml). jan 14—eo3m _ F. A. MARBURY, COMMISSION MERCHANT, and wholesale dealer in FOREIGN &■ POMES ITC LIQUORS, i I


ocr: ALMANAC._ 1852 Svn|Svn , „ MARCH. rises] nets Moon s Phases. It) Wt'dne<*dnv- 6 12 5 48i ?• ll* 11 Thursday... 6 115 -18 [ta>t 'tr-** . E‘ 12 Friday..6 pi 5 50 reu.J K 13 Saturday ... 6 0 5 5l;*\,r't nr ^ ** E* 14 Sunday.6 S, 5 52 ^'. * 1.1 15 Monday —16 7|5 531 HUH! WATER 16 Tuesday— 6 6 5 541 March 10, lOh 17m. LATEST DATES. London.reb. 23 Liverpool.Feb. 23 Havre.nv. 24 New Orica ns.Marrli 2 MARINE LIST._ PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, MARCH ». Arrived. Barque Lucia Field, Bisbee, Chincha Is lands, via Callao, 115 days, guano to Fowle & Co. Br. Brig Comet, Fritz, St. John, N. B., plais ter, tec., to Cazenove & Co. Br. Brig P. I. Nevius, Boddie, St. John, N. B. , plaister, &c., to Fowle & Co. Sehr. Nigna, Williams, Laurel, Del., lumber to Smoot & Chler. Sailed. Schr Z. Stratton, Studidhs, New York, coal by Fo.vie & Co. Schr. Mary Anna, Haley, Newark, N.J., coal by Washington Coal Co. Schr. Charles Hawley, Hough, Bridgeport, coal by Washington Coal Co. Memoranda. Ship (Jen. Washington, Berry, of this port, at Genoa. February 14th, to load for Philadel phia. Brig Ann Elizabeth, from Georgetown, D. C. , with flour, bound to New York, went ashore on the morning of 3d instant, on Here ford Inlet Bar, about 14 miles below Searvdie, New Jersey. Schr. Wm. S. Robbins, Smith, cleared at New York, for this port, >th. Sehr. Empire, Ryder, cleared at New York, for this port. *th.


ocr: | t>6PE, TWINE, Jtc.i-v- «... _ IV RwwRopt /vMittbBaUftuuptflor Rem Twine, 12 to 96 ■! tn} iu\bread# -v .-it; tin!* Ceil*Cotton Cordage v 100 Bale* Corkwood 50 Rales Oakum, in store, and for sale, low, by S. SHINN & SON, mh 9—if Janney’s Wharf.


ocr: j The Mails. Post Office, Alexandria, Va., March, 1852.—We beg leave* to gay, in reply totf note of Mr. Trone, in the Gazette of Tuesday morning, that all mail matter for the W^r. renton route, which has come into this tice since the 1st of this month, before : 0' clock, A. M., has been regularly mailed on t^ day of its receipt, and that our record of mJ sent, shows that the mails of the 17th, lSth ar4 19th, for Buck land, which, according to struction from the Post Office Department, put into the pouch for Beckhamsville. made up on those days. When mails iea?'. this office we have nothing more to do w h them. DAN’L BRYAN, p. yj ‘ We certify to the correctness of the aV» statement. WM. C. BONTZ, T A. STOri KNBf’RGH, Jr W. L. PADGETT, Clerks in the Alexandria Post Office Diiil. On the morning of the23d instant. Mr* A\\ NKVKTT, consort of Capt. Joseph Nevett.afe: 6S years. flsajrHer relatives and friends are invited to attend her funeral, this afternoon, a! 3£ o’clock, from her late residence, foot J Cameron street.


ocr: Window Cornices, Bands, Curtains, Ac. 17I7INDOVV CORNICES AND BANDS.— VY J P. CL:iR EE, has received a lot of, WINDOW C O R NICES AND BANDS, SHADES ANT) SHADE FIXTURES, which he will sell very low. All kinds of CUR* TAINS AND SHADES hung at the shortest notice and in the latest style. Call at the old itand on King street, three doors above Pitt, ian 1—dtf


ocr: , I i SPLENDID LOTTERIES, FOR MAY, 1812. j GREGORY K MAURY, Managers. (Successors to J. W. ^Iaurv & Co.) 75,000 DOLLARS! 2 prizes o! $20,000! LOTTERY, for the benefit of the Mate of Delaware, Class A, for 1852, to be drawn at Wilmington, Del., on Saturday, the 22d of Mao, 1852. f m i • Fifteen drawn numbers out of 78—Making nearly as many prizes as blanksJ BRILLIANT SCHEME: 1 prize of $75,000 j i do 20,000 l do 20,000 1 do 15,000 l do 10,275 5 do 5,000 6 prizes of $3,500 1 prizes of 1,500 8 do 1,200 9 do 1,000 15 do 700 400 do &c. &c., &c. Whole tickets $20; hi vs. 10; qrs. 5) eighths 2 50! Certificates of pack'gs 26 whole tickets $240 00 Do do 26 half do 120 00 Do do 26 quarter do 60 00 Do do 26 eighth do 30 00 40*000 DOLLAKS ! 50 prizes of $2,000! LOTTERY, for ihe benefit of the State of I Delaware, Class for 1852, to he drawn at Wilmington, Del., on Saturday, the Wth day of May, 1852. SPLENDID SCHEME: 1 prize of $-10,000 | 1 do 15,000 1 do 8,000 1 do 5,000 1 do 2,230 fiO prizes ot no do 400 r,0 do 300 04 do 100 &c., &c., &c. Whole tickets $10—halves $5—quarters $2 Certificates of pack’gs 25 whole tickets $140 00 Do do 25 half do 70 00 Do do 25 quarter do 35 00 Orders for Tickets and Snares and Certificates of Packages m 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— K. K. O’BRIEN, Agent. (Successor to J. & C. Maury,) ap 26—lm _ Alexandria, Va. China, Glass, Earthenware, &c._ supply of chIna and subscriber has


ocr: Sheetings.' cotton batts and O STOCKING YARN.—The attention of the Merchant?of Alexandria, and of ihe surround ing Countrv. is called to the supplv of SHEET INGS, COTTON BATTS, and STOCKING YARN, manufactured at the Alexandria COT TON FACTORY; which are ottered at the low est Factory prices. sep 2- U EDWARD SNOWDEN k CO AfNE MERCER POTATOES, for sale by


ocr: SPLENDID LOTTERIES, FOR APRIL, 1852. GREGORY & MAURY, Manager*. (.successors to J. VV. Maury & Co.) $40,000! $10,000! 40 prizes of $1.000! Kentucky state lottery, for the benefit of the town of Frankfort, Class 89, for 1852, to he drawn at Covington, Kv., on Saturday, (he 17th day of April, 1852. 13 drawn numbers in each packages ol 26! MAGNIFICENT SCHEME: 1 prize of $40,000 1 prize of $2,158 1 do 10,001) 40 prizes of 1,000 l do 5.0U0 240 do 500 1 do 3,500 65 do ^ 100 1 do 2,500 &c., &c., &c. Tickets $10—halves $5—quarters $2 50 Certificates ol pack’gs26 whole tickets $140 00 do do 26 half do 70 CO do do 26 quarter do 35 00 71,567 DOLLARS! $25,000! $20,000! $10,000! 100 prizes of $1,000 ! Kentucky slate loitery, for the benefit of the Town of Frankfort, class E, for 1852, to be drawn at Covington, Ky., on Saturday, (he 24th day of April, 1852. 75 number lottery—14 drawn ballots. BRILLIANT SCHEME: 1 prize of $71,567 100 prizes of 500 1 do 25,000 160 do 300 1 do *0,000 61 do 150 1 do 10,000 61 do 100 100 prizes of 1^000 &c., &c., &c. Whole tickets $20; hi vs. 10; qrs. 5; eighths 2 50! 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 \\ill 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. Addiess— E. E. O'BRIEN, Agent. (Successor to J. & C. Maury.) mh 24—lm Alexandria, Va. Fancy Articles, Sec., &c.


ocr: ( an»l _ Arrived, April 0. _ Boats John (». Stone and Ann (Llleese, C um berland, coal to D B. Smith Jk Co. Deaparted Boats Mountaineer and Kldorado, C umber- land, tish, molasses, <Sicfrom D. B. Smith Co. Boat Metacomet, tish, for Cumberland, by Borden Mining Co. B .at Rough and Beady, groceries, &c.. from McVeigh, Harper & Chamberlain, lor Berlin, Ml. Boat D J. McCoy, Hancock. Md„ groceries, fchoes. hats, &c., from McVeigh, harper Chamberlain; dry goods from Bryan, Adams & Co ; uueensware from R. H. Miller; hardware from J. A. KnglUh & Co ; and drugs, and oils from Win. Stabler & Bro. Boats Isaac Motter, and J. W. Davis, Cum berland by FowleJk Co.


ocr: ; ALMANAC. ISM. JANTAKY. Sin rises Sin sets. Moon’s Phases 21 Wednesday 22 Thursday • • 23 Friday. 24 Saturday - • • 25 Sunday - 2H Monday 27 Tui*<da v .. • 7 4 7 3 7 3] 7 2 7 1 7 0 4 36 4 37 4 37 I 3S 1 3f» 3 0 3 1 P. 1! M. Xew.21 2 lti m Kir<t qr,...29 5 21 m K nil.» 1 42 k Last qr... 22 4 _23 m H It .H WATKK. Jantaky 21. 7I» 33m latest dates. Lon;ion.Ja'i. 3 Liverpool.Jan 3 j Havre.Jan. - I New Orleans..Jan. S BAKER'S F L O U R -50 bbk Vanlear’s White Wheat, made lor Family use, for I sale low bv . ! ' _ FOWLE 8t CO. S f~lVKtUWL COAKSK SALT—i[float.--Vf \ I J sacks remaining of cargo of Schooner J. K. j Mather, for sale low to close bv j jan 6 FOWLE & CO. CUMBERLAND COAL, by the boat load, or cargo, for sale bv HOWARD & POOR, jan 10 Daingerfiehi’s Wharf. BUTTER.—25 ke?s Butter, part superior quality, for sale by HOWARD & POOR, jan 19 DaingerfichPs Wharf. C%(\ BAGS new crop Rio Coffee j£\) 250 sacks G. A. Salt, just received, and for sale by [jan 10] VVM. BA\f*iE.


ocr: ■ ON, AND AFTER MONDAY, the 1st December^ the TRAINS will leave Alex andria daily, (Sundays excepted,) at 8 o'clock, A. M., and at \\ o’clock, r. M.: returning, will leave the Manassas Station at 10 A. M., and 3}£ o’clock, P. M. Round trip tickets in either direction at redu | ced rates, to go and return within two davs, to ! be obtained of the Conductor. Fare to Springfield Station.35 cts. Do Burke's Station.r>5 41 Do lee’s Station.70 44 Do Sangster's Mill.&0 44 Do Union Mill.....90 44 Do Manassas Station...St 10 44 Round trip tickets to the same points. Fare to Springfield Station.GO cts. Do Burke's Station.s0 44 Do Lee’s Station.. ..$1 00 Do Sangster's Mill.Si 10 Do Union Mill.$1 30 Do Manassas Station.$1 GO W. B. RROCKETT, nov 29—tf Agent. Office Orange & Alexandria R. R. Co., \ Alexandria, Nov. 8, 1S51. j MERCHANDIZE lor transpo.tation on this Road will be received daily (Sundays ex cepted) between the hours of 3 o’clock, A. M , and 4 T. Al., at the Station, corner of Duke and Henry sts., under the following regulations: All articles offered for transportation must be distinctly marked, and each lot accompanied by a list in duplicate of the number and descrip tion of packages to be forwarded, and the name of the consignee and consignor. be forwarded under


ocr: thirty-secondcongress. In Senate. SATURDAY, MAY 1, 1352. Tht Senate was not in session to-day. House of Representatives. The House of Representatives took up and discussed the bill for the relief of Osborn Cross, of the United States army, and passed it; and, at 2 o'clock, adjourned. ■ .. —■■■■ ' 1 .


ocr: COMMERCIAL. The Markets, &C. Baltimore, May 1.— Sales ot three hundred barrels Howard street flour have been made at $4,13- City Mills flour is at $4,25. Grain is firm: red wheat 96 cents. Other things are un changed. The Northern markets are limn and un changed. The Dutch ship Prince of Orange has arriv ed at Norfolk—salutes were exchanged. i


ocr: ALMANAC. I >52. Sin | Sin MAY. nscijvts. Moons Phamis. 3 Monday ....‘5 ll!6 *491 4 Tuesday — 5 10|ti 1,11. f fcj *3 k 5 Wednesday 5 9 b 51 Jr1'1 qr. - P) b 12 e b Thursday .. » Sj« 52 .J J Jj f* 7 Fridav...... 5 7 b 53 Firstqr ...2b 10 23 m 9 Saturday_5 bjb 54 HIGH W ATER. 9 Sunday.5 51b 55 May 3, Hh 43m. LATEST OATES Loudon.April 17 Liverpool.April 17 Hav re•.., .April IS New Orleans*. .April 24 MARINE LIST. PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, MA Y l. Arrived. Schr. Eagle, Courtney, Yecomico, corn to S. Shinn & Son. Schr. Joseph, Carroll, Boyd's Role, corn to-S. Shinn A Son. Sloop \V. H. Sanford, Jones, New York, sack salt to fowle A Co. I Sailed. Br. Brig John Wiley, Davidson, Halifax, by Thomas & Dyer. Schr. Arctic, Wilson, New York, by S. Shinn j k Son. Schr. Galota, Norton, Boston, coal by Fowle j k Co. Schr. Elvira,-, Philadelphia, byS. Shinn j k Son. Memoranda. Schr. Nathan Durfee, Heald, sailed from Fall j River, for this port, 2Slh ult. Schr. Northern Light, Bayles, sailed from Providence, for this port, 25th ult. Schr. Globe, Sears, hence at Boston, 2Sth ' I


ocr: SPLENDID LOTTERIES, FOE MAT, GREGORY &MAV RY, Managers. .Successors to J. W. Maury & Co.) * 35,000 DOLLARS! LOTTERY, for the benefit of the State of Delaware, Class 7, for 1852, to be-drawn at Wilmington, Del., on Saturday, 15tk May, 1852. . . „ 78 number lottery—14 drawn ballots! SPLENDID SCHEME: 1 prize of $35,000 l do 15,000 1 do 10,000 2 prize* of 5,000 2 do 4,000 I 2 prizes of $3,000 2 do 2,574 5 do 2,000 10 do 1,000 40 do 400 &C., &C., &C. Tickets $10—halves $5—quarters $2 50 Certificates of pack’gs26 whole tickets $130 00 do do 26 half do 05 00 do do 26 quarter do 32 50 75,000 DOLLARS! 2 prizes of $20,000! LOTTERY, for the benefit of the State of Delaware, Class for 1852, to be drawn at Wilmington, Del., on Saturday, the 22d of itfav, 1852. Fifteen drawn numbers out of 7S—Making nearlu as many prizes as blanks! RKILLIANT SCHEME: prize of $75,000 do 20,000 do 20,000 do 15,000 do 10,275 do 5,000 6 prizes ot $2,500 7 prizes of 1,500 8 do 1,200 9 do 1,000 15 do 700 400 do 320 &c., a:c., otc. Whole tickets $20; hlvs. 10; qrs. 5; eighths 2 50! Certificates of nack’gs 26 whole tickets $240 00 Do do 26 half do 120 00 Do do 26 quarter do 60 00 Do do 26 eighth do 30 00 40,000 DOLLARS ! 50 prizes of $2,000! LOTTERY, for the benefit of the State of Delaware, Class 12, for 1852, to be drawn at Wilmington, Del.,on Saturday, the 2CM day of May, 1852. SPLENDID SCHEME: I prize of $40,01)0 1 do ] 5,000 l do 8,000 1 do 5,000 1 do 2,230 Whole tickets $10—ha GO pnzes of $2,000 50 do 400 60 do 300 64 do 100 &c., &c., &c. ves $G—quarters $2 GO. ...i_i- t..Lni>ci m i in Lerliticates or pacKgs^,*) wnoie «v Do do 25 half do 70 00 l)o do 25 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*) ap 20—lm _ Alexandria, Va. China, Glass, Earthenware, &c.


ocr: ^tiayL,_TIMOTHY SEKD.-5Q U lTbiBrl» ao*«rS««(lv 35 bu*h., Timothy ^^JTwhkat k BROS. _ — 1 ——-1— NAILS.—500 keft Nails of superior brands, for sale low bv ap i J. J. WHEAT * BROS.


ocr: OSGOOD’S CHOLOGOGUE.—Ad uofnilinx remedy for Ague and fever and ptljer Bil ious diseases, for SAle at ' HENRY PEEL’S Drug store; corner of my 20 (Age and TeJ ] King and Fairfax ste.


ocr: THE Annual General Meeting of the Stock- | holders of the Chesapeake and Ohio Ca nal Company, will he held at the office of the Company, in the City Hall, on Monday the 1th day of June, at 12 o'clock. M. ¥ W. S. RINGGOLD. je 2 —eo3t Clerk C. & O. C. Co Bacon and fish — 8,000 lbs. Shoulder Bacon 3,000 lbs. Side Bacon 2.000 lbs. Hams 100 hbls. No. 1. Potomac Herring 10,000 lbs. dry Cod Fish 30 hbls. pickled Cod Fish, for sale by je 2 KINCHELOK & SMITH. T)01 SON PAPER, for the destruction of Flies, jl Mosquitoes, &c. lhis celebrated article has been used during the last few years with great success, and never fails to destroy these insects, as it kills them almost instantly. For sale by HENRY PEEL, corner King and Fair- | fax streets. (Age & I eLl_Je * tT/f\ BOXES Cheese / V/ 50 boxes Brown Soap 5 boxes Ground Coffee 20 do/, boxes Babbitt’s Yeast Powders, ( *g? '0W b>' K.NCHELOK & SMITH. FOR MOUNT VERNON. DAI _!LY.—The fine steamer THOMAS COLLYER leaves her berth at DaingerhelTs Wharf, daily, at 9* o'clock, A. A#., tor MOl NT VERNON, touching at Fort Washington. At this season of the year, this is a most delightful excursion. SAM’L GEDNEV, my 31— d _Master FDR BOSTON—The superior barque jfJ&TURK, Harding, master, will have des For freight apply to paten, ro LAMBERT & MiKENZlE, my 31 —I’nion \\ hart. 1AAA TONS PERUVIAN 1UU“ Cargoes ot Barques “Emt/ia" wt "Lucia Field,” from the Cbincha Ifland*. store, and for sale, by FOWLfc & U . my 26 IKtTnDSOR PLASTER.—220 tons soft W Windsor Plaster, now Br'g Comet, for sale by CAZENOV E J: CO. my 19 HORSE FEED —Just received 500 bushels Shorts 500 44 Ship Stuff 500 44 Corn my 26 THOMAS DA V \ . SUGAR CURED HAMS-800 lbs. very su perior Sugar cured j1}^ rec**'e“’ and for sale at WHl l E’S, Post Office Cor. je t / TOM AC LIME— 000 bbls. Potomac Lime, in good order for transportation, for sale by [my U] WATERS & ZIMMERMAN. BBLS. of fresh Thomaston Lime, just sZAjy) received anil for sale bv my JAMES GREEN & SON. LARD.—600 lbs. No. 1 Lard, just received and for sale at je | WHITE’S, Post-Office Corner. ANcVhALF HOSE, also, White, Mixed, and Brown, a choice asj.ottmeM^t.u by rpOMATO CATSUP of hne quality, just re t enved and for wlr at j# ' WHITE'S. Post Office CMM*. l' CASK SUGAR CURED HAMS, just re 1 wived and for sale by } ^ R pERRY LARGE lot of bonnet ribbons A--* CHAMBERLAIN-_5LS GAUSE LINEN SHIRTS, do. Merino do., foreale hv rmv 971 HARPER k BRO_ CASKS LEAF LARD. &•* re*eIjT$v*nd rEKRi.


ocr: 2j/wi COCOA NUTS Ov/U 40 bushels Ground Nuts 50 lbs. dry preserved Ginger l case Ginger in Syrup 1 “ assorted Preserves 2 “ Pepper Sauce 1 bb!. Pearl Barley ALSO, fresh English VValnuts Filberts, Palm Nuts and Citron 0 boxes Rock Candy 6 “ Soft Shelled Almonds, for sale by je t DAVID APPICH. CASH FOR NEGROES-I wish to pur chase any number of NEGROES, (includ ing mechanics of all kinds;) ior which I will pay the highest cash prices. All communica tions promptly attended to. JOSEPH BRUIN. W>st End, Alex. Va., my 11—d3m


ocr: ' J ( ‘ j SPLENDID LOTTERIES, FOR HAT, 1852. GREGORY & MAURY, Managers. (Successors to J. VV. Maury & Co.) 35,000 DOLLARS! LOITERY, for the benefit of the State of Delaware, Class 7, for 1852, to be drawn at Wilmington, Del., on Saturday, VotkMay, 1852. 78 number lottery—14 drawn ballots. SPLENDID SCHEME. _ 1 prize of $35,000 1 do 15,000 1 do 10,000 2 prizes of 5.000 2 do 4.000 I 2 prizes of $*>,uuu I 2 do 2,574 1 5 do 2,000 ] o do 1,000 40 do 400 kc &c., Tickets $10—-halves **“ nft Certificates of pack gs -'o whole tickets *130 00 . do 2* half do 6o 00 do 26 quarter do 32 50 To 000 DOLLARS! 2 prizes of $20,000! LOTTERY, for the benefit ol the State of Delaware, Class A, for 1852, to be drawn at Wilmington, Del., on Saturday, the 22d of Man, 1852. M ,. Fifteen drawn numbers out of 78—Making near I u as many prizes as blanks! RR ILL! A NT SCHEME: 1 prize of $75,000 1 do 20,000 1 do 20,000 1 do 15,000 1 do 10,275 5 do 5,000 6 prizes of $2,500 7 prizes of 1,500 8 do 1,200 9 do 1,000 15 do 700 400 do 320 &c., &c., *tc. Whole tickets $20; hi vs. 10; qrs. 5; eighths 2 50. Certificates of pack’gs 20 whole tickets $240 00 Do do 20 half do 120 00 Do do 26 quarter do 60 00 Do do 26 eighth do 30 00 40,000 DOLLARS ! 50 prizes of $2,000! LOTTERY, for the benefit of the State of I Delaware, Class 12, for 1S32, to he drawn at Wilmington, Del.,on Saturday, the 29th day of May, l8'J?p[ KNpin SCHRMK: l prize of $40,000 1 do 13,000 l do 8,000 1 do 3,000 1 do 2,230 00 prizes oi ^,uuu 00 do 400 60 do :*00 64 do 100 &c., &c., &c. Whole tickets $10—halves $5—quarters *2 ou Certificates of pack'gs 25 whole tickets $1-10 00 Do do 25 half do 70 00 Do do 25 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,) 1^26—Im Alexandria, »a. China, Glass, Earthenware, Ac._ Additional supply of china and EARTHENWARE —The subscriber has just received 50 Crates of China and Earthen


ocr: GREAT BARGAINS in the way of ready made clothing, may be obtained at WM. D. MASSEY’S. N. B. A few more of those fine Cloth Dress and Frock COATS, at $14, still on band. * .


ocr: ORANGE and ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD. ON, AND AFTER MOM)AY, the Ut December, the TRAINS will leave Alex ; amlria daily, (Sundays excepted,) at 8 o'clock, A. JV1., and at o'clock, P. M : returning, will leave the Manassas Station at to A. M., and 3}£ o'clock, P. M. Round trip tickets in either direction at redu ced rates, to go and return within two days, to ■ be obtained of the Conductor. Fare to Springfield Station.35 cts. Do Burke’s Station.55 4* Do Lee’s Station....70 44 Do Sangster's Mill.SO 44 Do Union Mill.90 44 Do Manassas Station.. .St 10 44 Round trip tickets to the same points. Fare to Springfield Station.50 cts. Do Burke's Station.^0 44 Do Lee's Station.SI 00 Do Sangster’s Mill.$1 1° Do Union Mill.....$1 30 Do Manassas Station..$1 50 W. B. BROCKETT, no? 29—tf Agent. Office Oranue & Alexandria R. R. Co., ) Alexandria, Nov. S, 1S51. $ MERCHANDIZE for transpoitation on this Road will be received daily (Sundays ex cepted) between the hours of S o'clock. A. M , and 4 P. M., at the Station, corner of Duke and Henry sts., under the following regulations: All articles offered for transportation must he distinctly marked, and each lot accompanied by a list in duplicate of the number ami descrip tion of packages to be forwarded, ami the name of the consignee and consignor. Gunpowder will only be forwarded under special agreement, and on the mornings of Monday and \V ednesday, between the hours of S and 12 o'clock. Friction Matches will not be forwarded


ocr: SPLENDID LOTTERIES, FOR BAY, 18&2. GKEUOKY & MAURY, Managers. (Successors to J. W. Maury & Co.) 35,000 DOLLARS! LOTTERY, for the benefit of the Slate of l Delaware, Class 7, for 1852, to be drawn at Wilmington, Del., an Saturday, 15f/* May, 1S52. - , 7S number lottery—14 drawn ballots. SPLENDID SCHEME: . 1 prize of $35,000 1 do 15,000 1 do 10,000 2 prizes of 5,000 2 do 4,000 2 prizes oi 2 do 2,574 5 do 2,000 10 do 1,000 40 do 400 c. _ £C &C., &C. Tickets 510—halves $5—quarters $2 50 do 26 quarter do 32 50 75,000 DOLLARS! 2 prizes of $20,000! LOTTERY, for the benefit of the State of Delaware, Cla*s Ay tor 1852, to be drawn at Wilmington, Del., on Saturday, the 22d of Man, 1852. .. ! Fifteen dratcn numbers out of 78—Making nearlu as many prizes as blanks! BRILLIANT SCHEME: 1 prize of $75,000 1 do 20,000 1 do 20,000 . 1 do 1.5,000 1 do 10,275 0 do 5,000 1 6 prizes of 7 prizes of 1,500 l 8 do y do 1,000 15 do 400 do 320 n &C., & Cm Whole tickets $20; hive. 10; qrs. ft; eighths 2 50. Certificates of pack'gs 20 whole tickets$240 Do do 26 half do 120 Do do 26 quarter do 60 Do do 26 eighth do 30 •10,UU0 DOLLARS! 00 prizes of $2,000! LOTTERY, for the benefit of the Mate Delaware, Class 14, for 1552, to be draw at Wilmington, Del.,on Saturday, the 19th of May, 1852. SPLENDID SCHEME: 1 prize of $40,000 1 do 15,000 l do b.000 1 do 5,000 l do 2,230 r>0 prizes o! 50 do 00 do 04 do &cM &C.: &c. Whole tickets $10—halves quauers Certificates of pack Vs 25 whole tickets $140 Do do 20 half do 70 Do do 25 quarter do 35 Orders for Tickets and Shares and of Packages in the above Splendid will receive the most prompt attention, and i official account of each drawing sent I ately after it is over to ali who order from Address— E. E. OBRIEN, Agent. - (Successor to J. & C. Maury.) ip26—tm Alexandria, China, Glass, Earthenware, Additional supply of china EARTHEN WAKE.—The subscriber just received 50 Crates of China and | ware, per ship Mary Hale, from Liverpool, com in part as follows, viz:—


ocr: HAVANA AND —Ju*t received eome very lln_ Principe Cigare* to which the attention of the lovers offfneeigarsisia* fired. C. P. SHAW, itee 10 N. E. cor. King k Fairfaxes!*.,


ocr: = ^C. C. BRADLEY, Cabiskt, Chair. >m> n.r, Mamtaitirkr Comer of Kin? and Alfred Sheets, ALEXANDRA, V\ , confctautlv on hand, and offer* to the ' lie, an excellent assortment of C A BIXE11FA RE, SOFAS, If CHAIRS, Of pvery variety, and on the lowest terms w hich, for durability and tinish, cannot be surpassed, mh 4—ly_... AINE POTATOES —100 bushels jus! re ceived and for sale by 4 JOSEPH GKAGG.


ocr: 50 boxes prime Goshen Cheese • S bbU. Roll Butter 25 tubs and firkins Butter, part prime qual ity, for sale low by J. E. HENDERSON, corner of mh 4 and Alfred


ocr: j SPLENDID LOTTERIES# PM ^ GREGORY A MAI R\» Managers., (SccrEssoRS TO J. W. Maury & Co ) 75 (R)0 DOLLARS! 2 prizes ot $20,000! J LOITERY, /or the benefit of the State of Delaware, CUns A, for 1852, to be drawn at Wilmington, Del., on Saturday, the 22d of Man, 1852. drawn numbers out of 78—Making nearlu as many prizes as blanks! BRILLIANT SCHEME: 1 prize of $75,000 j l do 20,000 1 do 20,000 1 do 15,000 1 do 10,275 5 do 5,000 6 prizes ot $‘2,ouu 1 prizes of 1,500 8 do 1,200; 9 do 1,000 15 do *700 400 do 320 &C., & Cm &C Whole tickets $20; hive. 10; qrs. 5; eighths 2 50. Certificates ol pack’gs 26 whole tickets $240 00, Do do 26 half do 120 00 Do do 26 quarter do HO 00 Do do 26 eighth do 30 00 40,000 DOLLARS ! 50 prizes of $2,000! LOITERV, for ihe benefit of the State of Delaware, Class 1& for 1*52, to be drawn at Wilmington, Del., on Saturday, the 29w day '• of May, 1852. y SPLENDID SCHEME: ! prize of $40,000 1 do 15,000 1 do S.000 1 do 5,000 1 do 2.230 prizes oi .60 do 400 60 do 300 64 do 100 &c., &C., &c. Whole tickets $10—halves $5—quarters $2 M) Ceitificates of pack'gs 25 whole tickets $140 00 Oo do 25 half do 70 00 |)o do . 25 quarter do 35 Orders for Tickets and Shares and Certificates of Packages in the above bplendid Lotteries will receive the most prompt attention, aim an official account of each drawing sent immedi ately after it is over to all who order from me. Address— K. E. O'BRIEN, Agent. (Successor to J. & C. Mauky,) ap 2d—lrn _ Alexandria,


ocr: SPLENDID GREGORY* MAURY, Manager*.! (Successorsto J.W. Maurt&Coj i 75,000 OOIXAKS! 2 prizes of $20,000! LOITERY, for the benefit of the Mate of Delaware, Cla*» A, for 1S52, to be drawn at Wilmington, Del., on Saturday, the 22d of May, 1852. „ .. Fifteen dravm numbers out of 78—Making nearlu as many prizes as blanks! BRILLIANT SCHEME: 1 prize of $75,000 1 do 20,000 1 do 20,000 1 do 15,000 1 do 10,275 5 do 5.000 6 prizes of S2,rjuu 7 prizes of 1,500 $ do 1,200 9 do 1,000 1 r> do 400 do 320 &c., &c., &C. Whole tickets $20; hlvs. 10; qrs. 5; eighths 2 50! Certificates of pack’gs 26 whole tickets $240 00 Do do 26 half do 120 00 Do do 26 quarter do 60 00 Do do 26 eighth do 30 00 40,000 DOLLARS! 50 prizes of $2,000! LOTTERY, for the benefit of the State of i Delaware, Class 12, for 1S52, to be drawn at Wilmington, Del., on Saturday, the 2$th day of Mau, I8o2. SPLENDID SCHEME: 1 prize ol $*40,000 ! I do 15,000 l do S,000 1 do 5,000 1 do 2,230 r>0 prizes ot *2,uuu 50 do 400 60 do 300 64 do 100 &cM &c , &c. Whole tickets»iu—Halves *•>—quanerr* ov. Certificates of pack’gs 25 whole tickets $140 Do do 25 half do 70 Do do 25 quarter do 35 Orders for Tickets and Shares and of package* ,n the above Splendid will receive the most prompt attention, and official account of each drawing sent immedi ately after it is over to alt who order from Address— E. E. O’BRIEN, Agent. (Successor to J. & C. Maury,) ap ‘2G—lm Alexandria,


The Davenport gazette. [volume]

ocr: I. I» I.IUMI I MIL I.US «IOHBB|WJ|MSBHL EK\I:Z::U COOK. "E* (."•(.)K. A*, "A50: AT,E TEN SII'II AJIII'IV COLUIJEH MAIN AMJ SECOISD STHEEIJIJ DAVENFOIIT, 10\VA. BAY AWL SELL DRAFTS ON THE EXTERN AMI SOUTHERN CDIC. .1 O\F FN EIEYTLO DRPWTOR«, BNY B«* CINFRNL ME'NEV. SELF GOB: AN I S:L FT CO N, REMIT MONEY TO ETHOPE, »I«LTO A GENERAL I I WD, TFRDF. NO AMI 160 ACRE WA-RANT- A^IGNEIL NNDERLATE ACT OF C'DGWM. F^VE WCEIVED ALARG« S-'I-P!. «,F VV NAN'S CL AB.VE .'ENOIPTION, WBFCH «ILI BE SOLD LOR CASH OR©* TIME AT LOW 'J' COOK F.- SARGEYTF

place_of_publication: Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa

publisher: Alfred Sanders


ocr: STOVES! STOVES.! TIX AND I1AKDWARE. undersigned has just received and will co tinue to keep on hand a good assortment of Cooking, Parlor and Heating Stores, ot the best ij'ialiM Also,a coret'ullv selected assortment of Build and Fanev Hardware plain and Japanes Tinware. A1! kiti'ls nt Tinware made toordi.j


ocr: NEW AND CHEAP GOODS 1 "ceived from Bo ton snd general assortment ofSpring nnd Bummer DRY (iOODS, (iROCGRIKS, 11 dw ,\ it i(it' i: i s vv a auors &. shoes, nails &. en.ass. SUMMER CLOTHING. All of which will be sold at a verv Cheap fot Cash by G. L. DAVENPORT. May 5Cth, 18.31. A NblRONS, Shovels and Tones—vari^v ol *j^ l«tterns, Hross and Iron tiev l«ih. *t HltDREXIl'S I.ouis a E.


ocr: M»rh 4th, 1R.V2. 17 Hardware S'ore No. 2 l.e Claire Row. Man-h 1Mb. 1852. 1*42.] Spring JlrraiigrmeiU for i iti: n.4ic ti P4t ki:T, nrHMNGTON, UAVEXfURT GALENA. THE new and npt*-n i't passenger A sieainer BRUNETTE, Chari^s bsBbm^WIb !.\kuer, Master, will take her place in the Galena trade on th»- opening ol nav» ij ation, and will in. ke her regular weekly tr ps to the a'ove and all intermediate port?. I "av iiiit St. Louis eveiy Tne-day at 4 oMock. Tba sieainer /Vuri*/te has been tuiilt expressl) I. i&e I pner Mis-issip, i: and is ttie largest and tinesl sieamer ever built for the trade, and b^nj of ve. rv light draught, shippers and passengeri may reK ujxm l.er ihe entire season. ipt. ItAiiiiK.u -pes by strict attention to the iutere-»t of shippers an 1 nulorl of" pafsengeri, to merit continuance o the very libera: patron a»e bestowed u,ion him while in charge of the learner Danube fur height or parage apply on be aid or to Hl BKOWS &. I'RLTI V.MAK, 11. P.IWARS, Rock tMlaiid. PoBTUB SliKiiH.NT. SlUDOa. Stillhan it Kood, tialena. J. (Iudev, llurliuilon. N. IUmnkv, St. Ljuis. IIOI'SE AXI STOKE TO KENT rplll-: commodious U'il'k store an ilwellin, I Corner of Ruck I-lan'l and Second Street* to let from the liist ol Ajr.l, for parti.-ui .rs ap ply to W. H1LDRKTH, Jgmtt.


ocr: STOVES' STOVES!! TH 1\D IIAHDWARE THE undersigned has just received and co. tinueto keep on hand a good ot Cooking, Parlor and Ruling Stores, ot the best quality. ALSO, a carefuU v (elected assortment of ng and Fanev Ifardware plain end Japanese .. ••1--. A' .V K-.: V


ocr: NEW STORE, AMD CHEAP WOODS. OrrostTiTitt jEtsa Mit-t.S. rpHE subscriber has r^csived in addition to A hisstoek of Goods, a lot of REIKI MADIS CLOTHING, Such asC at«, Pants, Vests, Shirts, drawers,&e. Also broiid Clotiis, Cassimers, satinetts, tweeds, Jeans a nd linscvs, flannels, Alp«ccas,Caledoniat A 1\t.uiu, woolen and worsted goods, prinisanu Msrrimac Calicoes, assorted styles and figures, brown and bleachedsUuoiingand sliirt'.ng, I itis burgh cotton warp, carpet chain, batting, wad ding and wickiag, buffalo robes, sole, Kip, call and upper leather, Slijro Iron, sheet iron, steel plough lays, nails andlarge cast kettles, wooden buckets, tubs, churns,bowls &c. GROCERIES of all kinSs, L. B., G. A. and T. I. salt, window lass, crockery and glassware, hair nndieathercoveredtravolingtrunks a good nssortmeut of ladius and gentlemen's gum over shoes, shoes and boots of all kinds, hardware, paints,oils and dye stuffs, dried Iruit, wall pa p^r, and live iressM feather.", which will be sold cheap fir Cash. JA.MKS M. BOWLING. Dn\enport, March 20lh, l".it. CARklACiE^ ,£7 VVACiONS. Manufiulured and for tale, Corner of livck htand and Second St recti. Aconstantly GOOD assortment on hand and making more. mg secured the services of an ac-.»^ eomplished carriage (tnith, the untersii ted is: prepared to makp repaiis in wood or i/. u, iu the best manner and upon short notice. All are in vited to call and examine for themselves before purchasing elsewhere. A short credit will be ei*en lor part of pur chase, [if desired] vvilh satisfactory security. All work warranted to answer fully the rec ommendations given. 10.000 ft. of tlak and Hickory Lumber of the verv best duality for carriage making wanted. WEhave, J. H. JENNEY. T) ivtHitifir*. .Title 3l5t,jn3t. ly_ E E just received from BOSTOX and 8T. Lot IS a splendid assortment of Fall and Winter Goods, of all sorts, si. es and descriptions, consisting of DRY GOODS. I GROCERIES, BOOTS & SHOES, HATS &. CAPS, QUE ENS WARE, HARDWARE. NAIL8, I GLASS, &.C..&C. Which we pledge ourselves to sell ss low, if not lower lhan any house in the city. To our friends, the farmers, we would say, that if you wish to dispose of your produce, any th?ng or everything at the highest market price, and purchase'thentcessaricaotlifeeheaper than the cheapest now is the time and the Store of VAN Tim. & COOK, is the place where all this can be done {^••Don't forget the na VAN TUYL&. COOK. 1H51 Dsvenport, iv


ocr: JOB PRINTING. and are prepared to e.vecutc all kinds of JOB S'KI^IISti, •och at Cards, Handbills. Circulars, Blank. amphlets, etc., on reasonable terms and in i .opeuor mannsr. SANDERS & DAVIS. G**ette Office, May !•, HIM. M'l' VM SAM MUX FOR SALE OR RENT. rrtWIS p.operty which is offered fale A u.ite i in th'e iow^r art ot the city ol :f, an i* in gooii ruuimji: oidcr. It has "it'iaiiiliuue perp»liiiicu!ar Saw, cutiiug S,Oi) »t. ft. of luin'wr j'*r day, ini •utfu-ieiit Ui d:iv'« a !ar_-c Cucular ^aw. II not stltl it «ili be to reot frm i11" 20th #xt May. Aj'ply i P. TKAY VOR. Ia\I'lVjiort, Apl t#t. tftaS. STORK. IOIII* 1.^• FHA^ING, A'jeut for tiie «l-oTe UahtiieiU has re.noved to tVn Bazar ii N'i. 2, whf re hf has on hand and will •.antlv ktep a large assortnient of HCAUY MADE FUilMIURE, •vlnch v. iii sold at the l.nvcst prices. A fine lot of SQt '.tS on hand siud _l£»ve: port, A:t:1!,151SC. DAVENPORT' STEAM GRIST MILL. TTTE have f.tted up our Fiame Jfill forC V V torn wort, and are now reaiH to Grain, and will grind the same on tiie tTITH We will^rlnd ail merchautable Wheat and for ne-seitnlh, Com for 7 cents per btishel .rin Goats, Barley, &-c., for feed for 5 The Farmers will unJerstauti we shall not !iitn.ijf(l or unmerchaatable Wheat. Any a i.-hiiic such ground can have it done by '0 -ent.- per biiihel 1 i ir ii.iys for nn.'nJiug tom work will :e-i1avs ami F'i.lavj. n RROWS -V rilETTVMAN. Davfnpoit, Sfp!. lUill, llijl. RAGS! RAlxS! sow is 'a in: timi: to VOIR iUtiS!!. rttHEUttderHfr.' eu are now buildings 1 Paper mill jt ^Ijlinc, on ihe s^issip. i, thr»*e miles abov ''nek Island, which will be in full operation in very short tira*. 1.000 ons of i^s Wanted, nrr,e lia'riy, lor .vhjch :he lii^hest prices wil l* i' ni i i CASH. WHEIXOCK i SMEDLEy, Jnl 31st, 1851. 47-tt subscribers have just '^'ivedfcom JL Loais alargeatid well selected assoiJiCMtt'0 Plain and Oniamenlal


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ocr: NEW STORE, C1I12AI' WOODS. 4 OjTOStTUTUS iETNA MtU-*' THEStock subscriber has received in addition to his ul GtHnJe, a lot o| RIHUY MiDE CLOTUISG, Such ii.C4.a-, I'aut-, e,is, Sliifta, Also aroad flotiis, issm.ers aiitirietls,t^eid| Jc iu^iidliiiseys, lluiinels, Alpuccaj.,0al don a, Ah\slti", woolen and worsted goods, prilita.ilid rriiuac Calicoes, ussorled styles and h|Iur«-»» brown and l.leaelieds.eetinsjands urttntsFittB h^h cotton warp, carpet chain, ba.t.njf, wad dill" and wickinj, hullalo robes, sole, ki|, call and"upper leather, Sli-o Iron, sheet iron, ste.d phuit'li lavs, nnils and large east kettles, wooden l.ucketa, iiihs, churns,bowla&c. GROCERIES of all kinds, L. B., G. A. ana 1 "alt, window tjlass, crockery and glassware, hair andleatlior covered! raveling trunks: a good •issortment of ladies and yentletnen'sigum over tdioes, hlioes and hoots oT all kinds, hardware, iiutnls.l!s Mild dye stutl's, dried fruit, wall pa ujr, and livo^eaae leathers, which will he mild Uheap for Cash. JAM KS M. BOWLING. Davenport, March '20ih, I(i.rl. E A E S WE have just ree -ived from BOSTON aud,Sr. I.ot is, a fp'.etidul usortinent of Fall and Wlatrr Goods, of ill! sorts, sues and description*, consisting of DRY tiOODS, I (illOCKRIKS, BO»TS\- rillOiCS, HATS & CAPS, QUKENSWAltE, HARDWARE, NA1I.S, t.'LASS, &c.,&c. Which we pledge onrealvae to sell as low, it r^pt lower than anv house in tha city. T«« our friends, the farmers, we would aay, thut if vou wish to dispose of your produce, any thin or every thing at the lushest market price, and purchase the necessaries o I lite cheaper than the cheapest no*v is the timei and the htore of VAN TUYI. At COOK, ia the (dace where a'.l this cau l»«i dona, ft^r-Don't forget the name, VAN TCYL& COO*. I 'avenport, Nov 27t'ti, 1851 .. LU ]M Bl'flt r^El MII I'd l! ALL persons desirous of buildinu suhstanlial houses, can now be accommodated with hard lumber of all *oits and sizes, by calling on the subscribers at McCarthy s Saw Mill. \V»£ on Malters, and all other tradesmen, using hard lumber, will please uive us a call. As we intend keeping constantly on band,an assortment ol tirst rate hard log», we will aaw to order, at the hortet notice. ALSO, Pine Lumber Kept constantly on band. J. K. IO!ES & CO. iven^rii t, November il'tli, IKjJ. i», i». j» it so vt on. PLUMB Kit, GI.AZIKH, PA IN TI: H, PAPER* HAMIKIt, XC.


ocr: i EaibntitStred S.viss 11 S'ipper~ I'ifrse Iting*' Floss Thread: 'lk V'eLet Rit»b«w Mourning ahas White linnet libbons The abo e have Curtain sins E.i.'-i-.. Vr- i r'ciin I atk Silk Laeej Bjimet Hi. b.iis Parasols: Alboni Flats: liossitnere Honneti i»t aw Tassel Fancy L-twn G'.in Doll He ds mb issed Table Covers Black Tarletpnj 1 ace Codars [i5 cts. Slraw Crape: ack Detni Veils} E nSroiderin SilW K a! s!on Ginghams Bobiiioti -2 yds. wide Black Bombazine Swiss louncinj Xew St.lesol Pins. .IMIIH'S YABIETY STOBE, .••re ti.f I'.j, o .f. 1 a.iiiiport a 1 been received within a few


ocr: .00\' jto 'fl'tJi: A' f»r:RRV DAVIS' I'A-tiN ivIi.l.HR, FOR riTB OK ', KM IKI: i:i!Ante4rio!« KXTKHN\VVN» INTKttNAL UKMfci» J\0 illtiUlif Si'iOUkl hi u itilOllt %t' Olwt»'OBtj--tiv('cent Buttle w ill Jo more to convtnC you ol iU eiucac*, than ..It tlf .t.l-. tiU«Eitieut» il'ith,- If Id WHAT UN .NA.'ti. UII.NOTKS ik iilJjiuiJIl.


ocr: LADIES' FAIR. The Ladies oi the 2d i .,piist Church and con gregation wi.l hold a l-air at Ihe L'luiif Uum lor the sali- o, Fanry and I selul wticles 'lorth pur j«e of aiding them in the erection ola House of Worship couiiiiemiitij Thuisday afternoon I Ith Nov. next during the vening a Supper will lie provided Tin- citizens of Davenport and vicinity are res pectfully invited to a'tend. ,T i hefs |for the vtpper 50 cts.,] mav be had a the Stores ot Messrs. Smith and Wbisler. Also ut the do'.r of the Le Claire Haute, O t. Il'li, IU53 SCOTT CLUB! Tne P|®tt Cinii w.ll ii n. x: Saturday even ili|{ at e. r.y c.-i h..t hi loom—Opporile l\ul i: Speaking n.ay be expected. A! .lie to alti'l.d.


ocr: flpracc W liillcjiior* NKW IUBK. h. & it. ]?. SC'-rainffKR O I i S A E I A i U 1UUK, OEOIK.Ji li S UUJEXT, JOHN P. C(WJK. Blljranda«M ©»»®»on th« Kaatfrn CHirritl ii'-inei. M- t. a.'i 1 s.. H^nkii.i! aru I Aji',1 vlid, 1862. MAIN Nu. ii-{ riHii Dim or Out' individual utlrntion is sftrrmUy pieen lo orders, A rfltl BTOCX, AT ALL TIMES, 01 I l.fci oi.j.' wise ARTICLES, WILL bi. foirsDON waMI» S i RlfjK PLLtefl. of all kind*, ei/lora aud j*jniifi»dU Ri'lht Eiatem niarltetn. MOIIAIK I'LUsSIJ, diiio. ditto. "diiie. JIUaKllA I', parii^uIhtIv suited to the WcMuni aud Ifjdiaa Irudt OTTKIi A.NI) HH K]]/\L, ufevery futility. CLOTH, Men's "nd ll'M'* #i* los nml qualiiiec, WOOL ANU HAlii SI AL. A1.HI'J iJ GLAZED 6JILK, CI.A'/I.It I.A WW, 'OBPUMAKDPBI.IWB*. teaofiha Kaw Varfc A f.'»»rp ol IT,"#. Mail Ki«»i &bijt a. So. j6 Wall atrvet, N.w lurk, Auguat l*iU, MtJUS Book« Ittork of th for ml-trrijUioM to the NiUincf of it sit) iioi t'.ihn it. a for tath« rut*-**4 os tt». A i lor iucr».a«t*.i n.-il \*+y fe ttic ^iSi t»«* oj.trt lUrif UUic* ltiifc to (h« of M-pirtnhiT i! lltClu§ifi or u: i.-«' hoard o( D-in iori. W.M. L. YOl'LE. St rr.Urt. r? 1,* Brt'wi'rj* lor Naif or Ht-at fp IK iii.-!»-r««."ieJ offi-ra tin" VV-at«rn Briwiri A Wr Saie oi li. nt on rraaoimbi# terms on at* cMiai of u'(t n1. bi. ir irop*. Sept 2d, 2* FL'XK. Vint v£F tge Sliow Wind"*. Applr W. l\ fMiriV'i" -•.««!" St«rr. amti.. Ay RKMOYED. fCHMII'T h«*e rpn®*ed to On npw build nj rn ''nffler of Hradv and atf (nf.irlv otpoaite lh»- Tost Office) *ii»r» thev will be happy to tec tbeir friends aadt iwtrnrn'i* Mdvenpor', June l*th, If! j3 H»ff ~p l^V K KEH. ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT LAW, BRADY 8T 2 hiKK HKU)\V giSCOM), DAVPM'oKI, IOWA.- CaNTcrtVTt and ''"Ntralts drawn«gi. *$r. itHtHrdimfni* and ^ifidaatt laUen aa .VOT.H'tY f'l HUC. LAND &. MONEY OrFICE. rnm: lirm "I MrlJti L'or V i'nrkcr haxilig X, ilj in by Imii'al vii, 1^. I'. InKEKit will CWHiinue to buv, »-'i and I "-ate l,AM llAltllAKTM. Bay, mni a,-., Kl. \i. 1 TAT I-:, on CMnmi* aioa. Take IKSlKAISm Riaka on I.ilo, ll-alit. ai Proporly, in awl WfII conducted n. ianiea. N'*gottale LOA^N. And do a general I.»Nli mid MONEY OfTife 'aaioeaa on the moat nrrrptable terma 10 thoee wkatnay fa*or him with a rail. !,. F. PARKER. Davenpnrt, Inn«t 17th, 1854. I'IMTKf'TlttN INSURANCE COMLW W OF Aag. 86«b, 1 »•«.' .. ... Pl i^O l'OHTI. I ^RIIH fc PONDS mperi N w York M*t iifactnre.— I he anbdcribcr h«\n it'le such kr» '•'»femii,ts with Ihe itolaotur r» ol the alnre inatrumcn's ttmtjhe will Itir»ii»l»jtti**m at the fswtt 'y prici, in l«!atid, wnh the addition of pidtit uri! imur n only Pi km ti to |6(H) BroorditiL' to and finish rptlF. mi A (lien I nl goodt. con-.i ng in paitol Dry cood", (Int Jkfcert Ji Wiiilteiiiore, LOI IS. WIIITTI MOI e, ,sii(i i r, NORTH THE HANK or rmyauKi, ST. i,oms, MO. (Wt »r« now ill r- c«i|it of Uu taig«st uod fullest assortment of goad), (it our lieu, enr brought io lb# «ttt *oJ shall be r*o«.ii, bjru»pr,-„,el all naw style* iulrojue.i lo lb* Kistsrn unrk«ta, until (fc*c ki of busmesa s«»soii. Our «!l style uf mOLI^KftW HATS, BMMiu'aiturfd uudtr Un- ui Mg. ui*v ••*»,» ftwd »i »u« vi aif pf o* fet»ioi., vs »U fcupertur to hi.) etui hcf&i-c otfcnrd in tUi* maiUut. tyu invite OUJ old CUitoiijirn, Mini U.« im rcljuuU gui».:r*liy, to call aad our ftecJu which w« |f| 4«|iiui)ufc4 t* »t pr*cc» uhichcninoif.it to Lo iatisfuclor). u,r men Bu,i I 0 I A S BRUSH, BFAVI R, 1 I SKAL FUt, MUSKRAT, KUBWUTH, MAtikAlt. iiLNCiAUiA.N, UO.XUKKSsS, ARTIST, WOOL, AL-vi, A 1ABUE Ar.-OJIJ 11KST i Fash lonablr ft. II. Silk, BITS SI HUTHIA, EAV£fi ANP Alf&O&A SLATS. l.adii and smV MulK-, OK kvi.f v PRICE AND qi'AMrv. And in faei, everything thai is usually k [t in similar Eaiiilil.nhmont in th- Eastern Ciliea. N. &—THE lilLiMiST ,\lAllKi J'JiK'K.S. L\ CASH, ALWAYS PAID w 3J13L H3152 J», & A K K I K O S S S COU.NiiR .\1AI\ AM SKCO.XU l!l i: i .S, DA\£M'oi:t, JOVVA. Sniithv »lmw In'pr««» Depositor*, buy t: to J,• !'•[». a i,'erit*ral If 152 LAND WARRANTS. A(\ QOa»U ICO Acre Wa'rari!^ a^sigiied uri'ie lite Art ol C'liijjrefs. Ttvy axpply of Wo rai.'* oi abui.e i e»i tipliui., wbicb wit, be no I a 1 rataa. Draler* aupfliad rtasonable terma. COOK & SARGENT. PXAKO PORTE. LSr rec* lv*d..direc lium Il .littt k Bontoli,!) Ij lit Pl.m,, Toji, tr.in Frame, and ol n fij Ttia above lote .MdsT and WILL PE 8QJ,©, anil ai v onu «•sshing to pdrchaac, can do eu on bt« in.«! tiivoraliie terms. Apply to COUBIN & .At?ssK«, P. O. Rmlding —or 'lit aobetritier, at rna store on Front Strata. lilCIURDK. ALLIEN. AoRust Sfith, 18SC. FAJVJS: FANS:!""PANS'::" A GOOD aaeottinent of fine Fans for a*lc cliiapat SMITII'S F\NOV STORE, |ipoaitf tin Poait'tfiee 1 aveiijxi(t» CHEAP LAWNS. ON (Mind a fiw cheap Lawn* and thin K ».t SM i I'li'S Vatiaty Store, la*enport. Airrm ATTilli.MI v"l't ••. nil i iu.tr, Bittenpni'l. lotta. Al«.o, ii i i.- r*t* ZJVND W/iRSANTC, mid t«':y i.m !eil iTAIE [Ofller in the Po»t O.'IHV Build.ugKi' tap atairf.J Aug. 19th, I ., NOTICE Ieiiatinggiven Land mid Money Agency. S hereby thru tbe purtneraliip heretofore bet ween th« aubscritwrs under tbe atyle of Al.I.t N &. COF., i* this dav liy I HARTFORD. EBENE'/.F-lt COOK, Agent. rl'STBY HI NKY A. POftTER- Rtwk lalanl. Ana. Vtith, ifi.'.'i. \V (iuODs: CHEAPPR#Tnn E?R1!! atib*ciibft tak^s |i!easure to informb(| nen-la and tbe ci»uea* ol Clinmn couftty fT'Wr.illv that lit' baa lecrnlly returned fiom St. L'ti'witha (ji'od and well selected a«»ortm»n' hat»ai4 «'(MMi-nt dissolved. All d*btsdtia from the c©n Nrn will he paid by »t»id A I.LFN, and nil rfaiui* due to naiil firm tntlftl b« paid t.i s^id •Al.L^S", who *ill continue husioi-«s at tho old stand. N mv absence, Messrs. 0K t: S A KG ['.NT, of tiie cirv of Divi nport, are my Agents to ewtlcet alld rect i' e all tr..nfy or rent.'that may become due Io me. Ataa, to rent or lease wtit aay ol my houses, Lois or real ealate in Scot I county, Stair ol Iowa. WM Rt 8"*' I L. 60 Iv Da»ettp» A •£. If't'i, IK 1 E W O O S K.XITi KSS. Reflei red from l'bda. an Invoice acafw *n-i ''k nBCE3IVI30, ':iln Bot Hi bolK ro .!ered Allen T- Til 5 J'riC K )»o weod caae, itmtriiciiont will be warianted tx-rfcHi tree's r«r Sale by G. H, BAX !'Ei. AtCfcaap Bo®'»( St«re, Ros f»ta»ni M. N. K. I am the only a^ent lor the Manufa lurera, in tbe U'eat. Itoek Island, A u juat 26t!t, 1854. TOWN' LOTS FOR SALE. T'!K Mibicrtbcr h«H Sixtv Lots I»in^r between Harris- n ami iiii Strceia, atid iiiiitiudtate ty liuitb ol i'uttawutttiaiv aire- winch he offers for fa i. A »m«il |«art of ilo* pnrcbaae inunet to be pa do« u, tor the ri m»indr A ilF.DJT OF FROM *-rx TO EIGHTEEN Mu.MHS, wiH bepui ti if deaired. April !Wd We b»ve reeaiveil ah»tf:e C^'i or on ttaie«t to» '«v \'i l.i«, AN'U Cll. K. Al.LBN, NflM JOHN t»«, TtOTirrir aN of fMffV 80an^ AT SMITH'S VARIETY STORE, i i n e a i 'On


ocr: FOU rUICill)KM\ Got WINFiELI) SCOTT, OF NSW JERSEY. For lite t'rrsidrnt WM. A. GRAHAM, oj JN'nI'i Ca re.'j'ua.


ocr: rvm I'SKSJOKST, Gm. fl'INFIELD SCOTT, OF .NEW JERSEY. Per I iff President *M. A. GRAHAM, of .Xnit'i Can'i ui.


ocr: ,.^, ...... ~. .-r A Select and General Assortment CHEAP GOODS. E subscriber having received u J. SI'i CIC ol the various in tides be has for sale, reapcctfuilv invites the attention customers to the fact. His stock consists ui DR Y O O S BOOTS AM) 1SIIOES, IIARDWAUK, SCHOOL BOOKS &- t.iiocKUir.s, QUI KNSWARK. GLASS, 1'urrv AND NAILS, DUUCSS AND Mi:moiNi:s. C. LliiSSLIE. P. S—Country Produce received barter. Dayenpori, y 1851 I,ATiEloin, ARRIVAL Bv I.AJIABTl.VS. AN IlfVOtCE Of ROOKS, viz: LARK'S Commentary on ihe Bible, White's history of the World, Morra 's 1'ictorial United Stale*! Schoolcraft's American Indians Library of Natural History Cheev.-r's Pinac Writer* of Americn^ |)e'r»c.|iieville's Neinoeracy in America MinsiieUI L(f ol Scot'} J.Q. Adams" Midisun and Monroe} Seward's life of John Q. Ad*m«t iivesol Silas Wrigiit and Gen. Jackaoni (jcneruis of the I ist U'.ir Hints Oregon Mipeditioti Fremont's Exploring dino Works of Win F, Cnaniiing: Ditto of Co »il )iu" Elisabeth Wood fall's edition of Junius Sequel to Ril.V.s Namtivij tajd various minor works. —Uu a n A full siock o!ch.ol bo-.ks, including a!l n nie wit al other materials. fo scholar s „a a u e 8 a a small advance over wholesale Will receive shortly One Hundred Annual* of v»-iott* kinds, (in


ocr: SUMMER CLOTHING. Ail of vyhich will be sold at a very Chenii for bv G. L. DAVF.N PORT. NEVV AND CITEAP GOODS. t'STlik-eivcd from Bo ton and St. Louis a general assortment ofSpring and Summer DRY (iOODS, GROCERIES. 11A 0 W A E, QUEEN'S W A HE, BOOTS SHOES. 'NAILS «St GLASS.


ocr: Sclcct and General issortment CHEAP GOODS. Till' rahacriber leaving received KI'.V. STtiCK of the various articlea he uauallv has for sale, respectfully invites the atteiiiioii cuatoincra to the fact. Ilia stock consists oi 1)HY GOOlt\ liOOTS AM) SIK)HS, HARDWAPVK. &OfIOCW. BOOKS & S GltOCKRIKS, QUF.BNSWARK. CLASS, PUTTY AND NAtt-9, DRUGS ANP MEDICINES. Davanport, May 15th, 1851. C. LESSLIE. P. S.—Country Produce if barter. 4J


ocr: FOIl SALE AT ItritXIXI/K ITlilaL, ALL kinds of B'li'dinir Lumber We cb .V (Jritli'li'w Cirfnlnr Siws. A small »ot superior band and ood «aws. A!*", best English Round Iron for Mill Sftsfls aud Machinery. 8 RNEI.I5


ocr: THE subsciibers have jn-t received from Lotrii large and uell selected Plain aud Ornamental and arc [.rt pared to ne. ute all i ii,db.«f JOB Flcr\TI.\G, such as Cards, Handbill?, Circulars, ''ainphlets, etc., on reasonable terms and in superior mariner. 8ANDERS & DAVIS. Gazette Office, May 1st, 1051. LUMBER." LUMBER! ALL per i desirous of bnildi.-u s.iloilantial an now be accnminolated with house ird lumber ol all soits and sizes, by culling on the subscriber* at McCarthy's Siw Mill. Wag n Maters, snd all other tradesmen, iifing hard lumber, w ill plea-e t'iie us a call. As we intend A-eeping constantly on hand, an issortment ol lirst rale liard logs, wa will saw to rder, a' the .horte-t notice. ALSO, Pine Lumber kept con«tantlv on hand. J. K. R'I0 ES" Ct. tveiuin.'t, N .Vemtier 2111 b, I a. I. of for aaieby


ocr: caocsBtes, Huts, an i a greal variety C\ an BSLEE'S CHEAP N E I W Y O K S O E No. 2 u sell at gu-at liargains. Hernembei 7ns Uoodn are Davenport, Sept. 9lb, 1852. liui^.\hziut~CuUK7 ui:t)R(,E B. SARGENT, iOILN i'. CODK. £i££! LE CLAIRE ROW. WM. INSLEE havinjf just received one of the fineft and best selecled stock of Cooda brought to Davenpoit and being determined not to be hml, lie will sell at Astonishing JAovs Prices! Ills Sloek con-iils of DRY GOODS, QOCESWAR?, SOOVS COR.\ER .MA1.\ AM) SECOND STUEJSTfc?, DAVENPORT, IOWA. Buy and sell Drart^on the Eastern md Southern Cities allow Inteies! to Depositors, buy cuirent Money, sell Gold an Siher Coin, Ketnit Money to Euiope, andilo a general Banking anl Exchange Undines'. Aj ril 2id, 18i. LAND WA^RJIXffTS. j|jBa©3B3 ^a3©W(03S©» ICO Aere Wairant. atsifjned under lute Act of Conjre's. We have ree*4vet| llRr| e of W.wrants of above I'.escriptioo, ites. D-'ah-rs supplied on reasonable teruie. Aptiltt'id, 186-2. ft saoss, 1UU« ttulut/u, low n*MMOU* U taeulum, all of wliifU he all New and Fathionabliflt E A N E A N K I N 8 1 1 1 UB- Mfitcli will be sold for Cash or on time at low COOK & SARGENT.