ocr: CLOTHING ON CREDIT. Notice to all Dealers in Ready Made Clothing, 1 1ENNET k CO. request all who purchase rasdr mails J I CMh ins nn ercilit, to call ut ToWEil IIAI.I. ULOTill.NU BAZA AK, and see the great silvaiilnges they will have by purchasing for cash at this extensive estalWtslimcnt. This, and Una only, is the priiKiple on winch Uiey deal Willi sll their numerous customers, who have realized that at this honse they spore no court in producing the best CLOTHING, nt the lowest possible prices, and that the goods niacin at this honsn sre the best nude, most fashionable, aud much cheaper than any other house can afford tu sell the suuic qunlily of sooili, arising from tiieir binre manufacturing and importing facilities, lid their dctcrniiuutioii tomantain the principle of larjru soles and small profits. Their stock is most ample and complete. The particular attention of mereliania and dealers is Invited, who arc requested to call aud jutlgs for themselves, as we are satisfied tluit they eauuot fail to see ths advautugea they will have in purchasing fot cash, at TOWEIl HALL, 1!W MARKET street, between Fifth sud Sixth. BENNETT A CO., Proprietors. Philadelphia, October 16, lWi iin.


Sunbury American. [volume]

ocr: LIVER COMPLAINT, JAUNDICE, DYSI'KPSIA, CHRONIC OR NERVOUS OKMUTY, DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYS, AND nil oVenftw mining from a disordered ftvt or to mneh,fmehancountipntioii, inwnrd Pilef Kullnetw. of MiNKttn tlm hmd. Aridity of the Btnmncli, Nnunea, llnirthurii, ilincunt for Food, fullnenft or weiaht in the Hlomtirh, mr Friietntioim, ninkinp or flulteriim at the pit of the Htomnrh, nwiminimr nf the jiend. harried and ditficiilt hrrathiuf, Qiiiterinf nt the heart, chokimr or ufTorntuifr neiinntioim when inn lying ponture, Dimnenn of vtmon, dotnnr wclin hefore the iVht, Ferrr and dull pton la the head, dcfieieiicy of pernpirathai, ypllownennof the nkinaud even, pn in in tne tide . Imek, chent, limlm, Ac., midden flunhen of heat Imruuiv tn the flenh, cunntiint imagining nf evil, and great depretnion nf npiritn, CAN HF. F.FKi:CTFArt.V CITRF.D BY HCOFLAITE'S I.I.KIIIt Al lvD iI,niIAi llll'TERS, Dlt.C. M. JACKtsO.N, AT TIIK GUUMAN MRDICINK STORE,

place_of_publication: Sunbury, Pa.

publisher: H.B. Masser


ocr: ATTENTION, FARMERS' AD MECHANICS' AIMJLLEIUSTS!! "YOL are commanded to meet in Market Square, Sunbury, n SATURDAY, 27ih of Nov., at 10 o'clock, A. M., fully equipped for drill. A court' of appeals will also be held. Hy order of the Captain, SOLOMON STROH, O. 8. -ii alius


ocr: iim.ni.i ns jj d ..irieI"iV ' ' mm r . r r.- . " ? I 1 ,'A.!ATED to stand coua! heat with hiiv other t'bests in the eotllltrv. anv other Ltiests in tlie country, aim io defv the IJurglas' ingenuity. .Maiiulaelory, Ko. 10 Hudson's Alley, running between Third and Fourth slrcets, south of Chesuut, and in the rear ef the Uirard Bank. M. &.. IS., the proprietors, are Practical Me- .1 : . . I C....I C. !.... 1.-... I. our nv i,..rii.in- CIIU111CS, llllll in i LUiiiuit.-Ub, i. win , ,n,,n,cu.uue uf i,.,,.. chests ond Sales, and a spcci.il attention lo this particular branch, of giving satistactioti to all who may give inein a N. B. We have selected one of the best min erals ever used as a non-conductor of heat in this business, and wo warrant our Chests and Sii'es to be made of the best material and in the p.ost durable manner, and to stand any heat that can be applied to them. MILNOII&.SIIAW, Manufactory No. 10 Hudson's Alley. Running between 3rd and 4lh street, S of Ches- nut, in the rear uf (jirard Bank. Philadelphia, Oct. 25, 1S51. ly THOMAS PALMER, COMMISSION' M KIl CH AN T, No. 6, North Wharves, Whero the following goods are received and sold on commission, Dried Apples, Peaches, riums. Pears, Cherries, Ac, Green Apples in Barrels or by the Bushel, Beans, Peas, Cranlierries, Onions, Mercer Po tatoes, Sweet Potatoes, Slielbarks, inesinuls,, Ground Nuts, Oranges, Lemons, Kauins. rigs. Prunes, Graes, Poultry, Eggs, Butler, Cheese. And all kinds of Foreign and Domestic Pro duce. Philadelphia, Dec, 13, 1851. ly. BOAP AND CANDLES. THE subscrilier takes this method of inform ing the citizens of Sunbury and vicinity, that they are engaged in the manufacture of Soup and Candles, of the best quality, at No. 44 Filliert street, Philadelphia. They respectfully invite all who buy for rash, to give him a call as they will find it to lo their advantage iu dealing with him fur articles in their line. . E. DUFFY & SOX. 44 Filbert above 8th. Dacember 20, 1851. tf.


ocr: GEORGE W- ZIMERMAN, VENITIAN BLIND MANUFACTURER, No. 61 Arch Street, four doors above Second, PHILADELPHIA, CONSTANTLY ON HAND A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF BLINDS, Which for stvlo of finish snil Vf orlcmanship nt the lowest price's. Also TRANSPARENT WHOUALi:, AT MANI VOT MERCHANTS and others tr invited Philadelphia, August SI, 1858 ly. rannot 1c surpassed. M'holrsnle and Iletsll WINDOW SHADES AND HEED BLINDS FACTI BKIIS' I'KICI. to call and examine.


ocr: LYPiD 8c Ei ANDELEi, - 4 A nnd Arch Street, PHILADELPHIA. HAVE 'established a Store wlicre tlie licsl trade, now resort for Tlmisi'liolJ Dry Onoda, French Fancy Goods. Urcss Silks nud Shawls, Hosiery, Cloves anil Milta, Cloths, Cassiiners ami Vrslinfja, Muslins and Linens by the piece, Damask Table Linens und Napkins, Patent Black Silks for Dresses, Full Stock of Mourning floods. &. L. arc constantly receivui"! Bura;ains from E tho New York and Philadelphia Auctions, which they sell wholosulo and retail very cheap for Nelt Cash. ' Edward E. Evbk, Washington I. Lajspem.,


ocr: "AID AND C0MF0ET, 7 o Your Own Mechanics. GEOItGE ItENN. MANUFACTURER OP FURNITURE AND CHAIRS Of the most Fashionable. Style. "THE subscriber respectfully calls the attention ' of the public to his large and splendid assort ment of every qunlity and price of CAllI NET-WAR I?. which cannot rail to reiommend Itself to every one who will examine it, on account of its durable Workmanship and splendid finish, made up of the best stock to be had in the city. No effort is spared in the manufacture of his ware, and the subscriber ia determined to keep up with the many improvements which are constantly being made. Mis stock consists of Mahogany KoChm, Divan and Lounge, Bureaus, Secretaries, Sideboards, SOFA, BREAKFAST AND DINING TABLES, and also VENETIAN BLINDS, equal to Phila delphia manufacture. BEDSTEADS, uf every pattern and price CUPBOARDS. WORK AND CANDLE STANDS. TOILET TABLES AND EXTENSION TABLES, in short, every article in thia line of his business. He also manufactures all kinds and qualities of CHAI1IS, including varieties never before to be had ir Sunbury, such as Mahobaiit, Blace Walxvt n Ct-RLitn Mrt.. tiiiKi i t ; An Wixnsnn CHAIRS, axii rAst-T Piano Stools, which are of the latest styles, and warranted to be excelled by none manufactured in the Cities or elsewhere. The subscriber is determined that there shall be no excuse for persons to pun haso furniture in the cities, as every confidence can lie entcrtainod about the quality and finish of his ware and Chairs. His articles will 1 disposed of on as good terms as they can be purchased elsewhere. Coun try Produce taken in pavment for work. I" UNDERTAKING. Having provided himself with a handsome Hkarsk, he is now prepared for Undertaking, and attending funer als, in this vicinity, or at any convenient dis tance from this place. fiT The Ware Room is in Market Street, below Thompson's Store and Weaver's Tavern. GEORGE RENN.


ocr: New Advertisements. Sl'KJNU FASHIONS. fAHAN'S Paris, New Yor.t, and Philadel ' pliia Fashions, (Reports are published quar ,) and ready for delivery. Tho Spring i!e- conuius a lare variety of new und perfect Ut The plate contains twenty two figures, ng them are accurate likenesses of Kossuth iU ll of which fur surpass any former jcation. JViij wrt it fntiArU If a prucli. ud sure'""! Tailor. 'i'taMS, Cash is n tg, svatem and uncokired plate $5 eryear, tm'siid colored plate $8 Icr year, a re.luc- of $1 for cah. Colored plate, Fultern el nd Book of rxplunutioiis, and directions liuingu,, r Y MAHAX. Sll Chestnut Ptu Phjlidclriliia. iirthW, 155.- It,


ocr: New Advertisements. IIElUtlXG'S (WILDKR'U PATF.XT,) SALAMANDER SAFES. TIIR validity of this patent, (ifter having been ienrousiv rontestcd hv suits at law for the last six years) has leen fullv and finally ratab lishc I in the Kupreme Court of ihe I'niled Stales. The undersigned, at his depot, lias 011 liani a large assortment of the genuine PATENT SALAMANDER SAFES, also, all kinds op Iron Chests, Money Uoxes, Vault Doors and Dank Vaults, both firs and bur glar proof, with new and Second Hand Safes of other mnkers forming the largest assortment in the world. Also, the fo'lowing LOCKS: Jones's Changeable, Combination, Permutation, and Ijetter Changeable Anti (iunpowder Locks 1 Hall's New Patent Powder and Burglar-Proof l.oclt ; Day, Iewell & Da s and Locks f other celebrated makers. JOII FARRFX, Na. 84 Wslnut street. Philadelphia. Role Agent for the Bute of Pennsylvania. January 10, 18.12. 2m. Au4Ml.isl WRITING FLUID snd Adba sive and legal envelopes, for sale by H. B. MASSiL fkaahary, Jan 10, lMi- -J


ocr: GEORGE ZIMEUMAN, VENITIAN BLIND MANUFACTURER, No. Gl Arch Street, four doors above Second, PHILADELPZIA, CONSTANTLY ON HAND A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF L1NDS, Which for style of finish snd workmanship at tho lowest prices. Aln TRANSPARENT WHOLESALE, AT MA.-Vt 13 MERCHANTS and others are invited Philadelphia, August 21, 1852 ly. cannot be surpassed. Wholesnln .! pi.;i WINDOW SHAKES AND REKD BUND FACTURF.RS' PRICES. (JEM to caii and examine.


ocr: GEOHGK AV- ZIMEUMAN, VENITIAN BLIND 3IANUFACTUREH, No. CI Arcli Street, fur doors above Second, PHILADELPHIA, CONSTANTLY ON HAND A G EN F.RAL ASSORTS! F.NT OF BLINDS, Which for stvlc of finish and workmanship cannot be surpassed. Wholesale nml Retail atthelmvVs, A1E8 AND RF.F.D IlLLNDs. vhoU:sai.i:, at ma.m factlhi-hs' pricks. tV MERCHANTS and others ore invited to call and examine. Philadelphia, August 21, lV2. ly.


ocr: sjiSt, iV.1- m fi l-ii- V" i 'iT'-. T 'ARlfANTEI). to stand equal beat with ' any other Chests in the country, and to defy tl' Rurghis' ingenuity. Manufactory, No. 10 Hudson's Alley, running between Third ond Fuuilh streets, soulli of Clicsnut, and in the rear cf the (ilr.iril iSank. M. &.. S., Ihe proprietor, lire Practical Me chanics, and feel coiil'nlenl, from long cxicririice in the iiiaiiiil'actiire ol' lion ( bests nud Mali's, ami a special attention lo this particular branch, ol giving satisfaction to ull who may give them a cull. N. B. We have selected one of the best min erals ever used us a nou-i unductor of heat in this business, and we warrant our Chest uud IS'iie to be made uf Ihe best material and in the n.ost durable inunncr, and to stand any lrcat lliiit can bu applied to them. MILNOR &. SHAW, Manufactory No. 10 Hudson' Alley. Running between 3rd and 4th streets, 8 of Che liut, in tlie rear uf Girard Rank. Philadelphia, Oct. 55, 1854. ly 1 AZORS A auperior article for sale -store of HENRY MASSER. Sunbury, Feb. 16, 1R50. EE RILLS. Justices and Constable Fee Dill handsomely printed on cars' paper for tule at this office.


ocr: CHERRY PECTORAL: For lite Cure af COUGHS, COLDS, HOAnSEWESS, BRON CHITIS, CROUP, A3Tt ZVXA, WHOOPIWO-OOUOH AND CON3UIVIPTION.


ocr: 4. IMS OF THE AMERICAN. '''R'CAN l publiaheil every tMttinlav nt I.AU8 per annum to be paid Imlf yearly In ta paper uiaconUiiued until all arreuragaa are loiiieatioiit' of letters on linnlnrm renting to : insure attention, muat be TOST PAID. TO CLUBS. M to One address, mi D Do 141 (MJ V" lo 8(1 DO " In advance will pay for tints yeat's sub- i the American. I of 16 linea, a times, lequent insertion, e, 3 months, innla of Five linea. per annum, and ntliera, nriverliaiur by the nil the privilege of iiisecting ailvertiaetnenla weekly. fee Ailvertiaemeitta, aa per agreement. f I IK) V, 3(MI 61 U HHI aoo 1000 a. B MASSES, rORNEY AT LAW, BUWBTJIfjr, PA. esa attended to in the Counties of Nor and, Union, Lycoming and Columbia. Itefer to. P. & A. Rovoudt, Lower & Barron, Somers & Rnodiirass, 1'liilail. Reynolds, McFarlatul & Co., bpenng, Good &. Co., 1BIES J. NAXLLE, rney and Counsellor at law, STJTTBUItY, PA. L attend faithfully and promptly to nil irofeasional business, in Northumberland lion counties. He is familiar with the i Innguapre. ICE Opposite the "Lawrence House," oora from the Court House, ury, Auft. 16, 1851. ly. AREISBITRGTAIil WOOD it NINO AND SCROLL SAWING ilOP. Wood Turning in nil its branches, style and at city prices. Every variety of t and Carpenter work either on hand or to order. Poata, Balusters, Rosetts, Shit and Quar uldinirs, Table Legs, Newell Posts, Put Awning Posts, Wagon Hubs, Columns, or Oetiignn Chisel Handle. Arc. This shop is in STRAWBERRY A li near Third Street, and ns we intend lo all our customers who want good work it is hoped that all the trade wil' give us a ' Ten-Pins and Ten-Pin Balls made to or returned. i attention of Cabinet Makers and Carpen s called to our new stvlc of TWIST I.DINGS. Printer's Riuictsnt l per 100 W. O. H1CKOK. .ruary 7, 1852 ly. LDWAEE, CUTLERY AND GUHS. :-os. 31 (f 33 Market Street, PHILADELPHIA. E subscribers would call the attention of niyers lo their stock of Hardware, consisting able and Pocket Knives. Guns, Chains, s, Holloware, &c. &c. We would recom I to all, our Endless Chain Pumps, jv article now getting into trcneral use which an furnish complete nt about one half the paid for the old style Pumps, also a new nr of .1 ilium Face triior l.orU. each t suiteil either for ritfht or left hand doors, "mineral or white knobs. ur stock of (aims is larc and well select :omnrisinir sinele and double barrels, English German make. All goods can be returned it found to lie ns represented. Country iner. its would do well to call on us before pur lins elsewhere. Vheelwriiihta and carriage makers supplied goods suited to their business, by calling on W. H. & G. W. ALLEN. 31 & 33 Market Street, Philadelphia, 21, 1852 Gmo. WM. McCARTY, Eookreller,


ocr: "AID AND COMFORT,". -' i 1 o Your Own Mechanics. GEORGE RENN, , iir MANUFACTURER or , . . FURNITURE AND CHAIRS Of the most Fashionable Style. rTlIE subscriber respectfully calls the attention of the public to his lerg and splendid assort, ment of every quality and price of AIll NET-WARE. which cannot fail to recommend itself to every one who will examine it, on account of its durable workmanship and splendid finish, made up of the best stock to be had in the city. No effort is spared in the manufacture of his ware, and the subscriber is determined to keep up with the many improvements which are constantly being made. His stock consists of Mahogany . Sofas, Divan and Lounges, Bureaus, Secretaries, Sideboards, SOFA, BREAKFAST AND DINING TABLES, and also VENETIAN BLINDS, equal to Phila- delphia manufacture. BEDSTEADS, of every pattern and price, CUPBOARDS, WORK AND CANDLE- " STANDS, TOILET TABLES AND EXTENSION TABLES, in short, every article in this line of his business. He also manufactures all kinds and qualities of CHAIRS, including varieties never before to be had ir Sunbiiry, such as Maiioaxt, 15 lick Waijtct xn Cchlkii M-trLK Giikcias ; ajiii Wixnsna CHAIRS, ami faxct Piano Stools, which are of the latest styles, and warranted to be excelled by none manufactured in the Cities or elsewhere. The subscriber is determined that there shnll lie no excuse fur persons to purchase furniture in the cities, as every confidence can lie entertained about the quality and finish of his ware and Chairs. His articles will lie disposed of on as good terms as thry can be purchased elscwhei. Coun try 1'niduce tnjcn in payment for work. ItT L:UEKTAKINti. Having provided himself with a handsome Hkabsk, be is now prepared for Undertaking, and attending funer als, in this vicinity, or at any convenient dis tance from this place. It? The Ware Koom is in Market Street, below Thompson's Store and Weaver's Tavern. GEORGE RENN. Sunbury, Jan. 10, 1852 tf.


ocr: DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL NOMINATIONS. FOR PRESIDENT: FRANKLIN TIERCE, Of New Hampshire. FOR VICE TB ESI DENT: WILLIAM R. KING, Of At.AIlAMA. PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS. SENATORIAL. Georof. W. Woodwakd, of Lnj-erne. Wilson N'Camii.ess, of Allegheny. ADPITIOSAI. BlSTrllCT. RonKitT Patterson, of Philadelphia. DISTRICTS. 1. Pelei Losan, 2. Geo. H. Martin, 3. John Miller, 4. K. W. Boekius, 5. R. MeCny, Jr., 6. A. Apple, 7. N. Sniekland, 8. Abraham Peter., 9. David Fisher, 13. II. C. Eyer, 14 John Cbiy'.on, IS. Isaac Robinson, 1(5. Henry Fetter. 17. Jumes Burnside, IS. Maxwell M'Cuslin 19. Joseph McDonald, 20. W S. Colahan, 21. Andrew Bnrk, 22. William Dunn, 23 .1. S. M'Calmotit, 23. Geo. R. Barret. R. E. James, Jno Melleynolds. 12. r. Damon, DEMOCRATIC STATE NOMINATION. FOB CAN At. COMMISSIONER, WILLIAM SEA BIGHT, of Fayette County. KELKaolS NOTICE


ocr: Neither the "Wind" nor the "Rain" will delay the Steamer' t departure. FOB SALT "O p. S -5 E J ON THE 4th OF MARCH, 1853, AT 12 O'CLOCK, M. THE Swift and Superior Steamer "ILLUSION." --- This excellent Steamer has the best accommodations, being fitted tip in all respect aftei Ihe fashion of Iho "Parlors of Ihe Aslor." She is 'fired with indignation," and N. C. Rosin, and her ciew have been specially selected for Ihe richness of Iheir brogue and the sweetness of their accents. This Ticket will ensure lo a comfortable passage lo Ihe flourishing town of Sail River. CHARACTER, AT THE PASSENGER'S RISK. N. B. The Chippewa Glee Club has been engaged for Ihe occa sion Charley Naylor, Leader. 3 " 5 2." r o rs P-3 a o II I V E It lo 3 WINDY SCOTT, Captain. SLE1VEGAM MON GREELEY, Clerk. GUMBO JOHNSTON, 'iot. FILTHY ROBINSON, Cook.


ocr: ATTENTION, FARMERS' iD MliCIUXlCS' ARTILLERISTS!! "V7Oi; are commanded lo mill In Market Square, Sunhury, n SATURDAY, 27ih of Nov., at 8 o'clock, A. M., fully rquipprj for drill. A couit of appriils will also he held. Ily order of the Captain, SOLOMON feTKOII, O. 8.


ocr: GEORGE W- No. Gt- Arch Street, fouu-doors aliovc hqond, CONSTANTLY ON HAND A GENERAL ASS'jlVTMKNT OF , BLIN'ES " Whic-h for style of finish nnd vrorkmnnship cannot 1 s.wpnssc.t. Wltnjesnlr nnd Krt ul at the lowest .rices. Also TRANSPARENT WINDOW tsUAIMCS AND REED IILINDH VVIIOLESAt'E, AT'MAVt t'ACTt'RERS' Pltll.Ei. VST MERCHANTS aiid otliers aro'iiiitcd to call and examine. Philairelphia, August St, 1S.V!. 1y. ZIMEIIAN,


ocr: STAGlOFFICE. WAsiuNftiotf House, SUNBURY, PA. JAlIES COVERT, Proprietor, TVOULD respectfully announce that hs lis w T takeh this fcell known stand, where hd will he gratified to see and entertain hit IriemU and the travelling public generally. Thia house' is now replete with every convenience, comforta ble, pleasantly located, handsomely furnished well ventilated, rendering it in Ovety respect a desirabl stopping place. Nd expense has been spared in f tti ig Op this house. The chamliera are well furnished and tbS table and bar provided with the best th market can affurd. The stnblo accommodations sro extensive and well calculated for travelers. STAGE OFFICE. Th singe runninj from NorlliumheTtshd' ftf Pottsville, stop at this liouro, whrro throiiRh and way tickets to Philadelphia can be obtained. Sunbury, March SO, 1852. tf. tiic ciiimt rnizn medii, niTtni IIICKEV & TtTLL, xVo. 113 Chestnul St., above SLcth, Front of JONES' HOTEL. VU'pt Vi") 1 JAVE just received their t Wrj-M Medal, awarded to them S.IXL-Ll (heir best Travelling Trunks ex hibited at the World' Fair in London, 1851 the only exhibitors to whom any was made. Their competition was with ill th woild, and they have taken THE PRIZE1 TRUNKS, VAUSES, tJACi!, &c. To be found in this Citv, and at very low price Call and sec. HICKEY Si TULL, Trunk Manufacturers, 148 Chestnut St. April 10, 183U tf.


ocr: IQTIAIMT'S I1MDIA1M 1Y The Groat COI'CII Ur.1I CD Y Sfany years nf experience, sail more than a Iltltlflreil ThoussiiKl t'lires "f ('oii-iiinillvr CimiHniii, dans Cru.-eU lo the unihiiihleu iiii.liicliuii uf sll ivriiini whs ave liernnie sctjimmluil wnlt Ihn wonderful reMrity. Ilial 11 laurently superior, U-eauie ii i Mirti! anU y, ana mure en-lulu iu eiii-B 'oiiniiipiln. 01 ih l.tlllHs, Ihan any oilier Heme ly In Hi" wornl. e know, kowuvi r, thai ll la aalil hv a ime Ilial l.niniiuiillon can ms ho cured. He lhal the oitinini of llio many or lhe lew, shall not sneniit lo arvtm wnli audi, hul Una wi vtll ty, ami no aurrt iu u fact, wl.lrli cmi ho iioveil in thousands of enu-, Ihnt this imtliciuo lias elired C'esyAi ami d Kitn whieli. Inlan the cures were eSrrleil were called rent ('ullHillHIillon, anJ wlnrh were alh-mliM will, utmptomt Uial reaeml lod, and were in nil ;(. list Ihe avnnuoiiia of Ihiifo leiu iir, ai d il'-nl Hie .md lo huve diui will, hui r..ml ,lL.i.na I 'nn. inn nl I il ll. 1'liia Ualaumhaa ciirvd thauMitiit of ptMMOlul w ho linn Saul lo he lniielc.M.iy arnirl. ed who had hard, dry. i-uiMnrl t'OIIBISa-l'uoii 111 Ilia HrenHl, Mir, .and fiiirs-lllllleulty of III eiilhllia i'urWi.l l.Tplititim lltclii: crier SipM-Smult and wn.llim nwiiy "I the I lh und lllvod. I'eraona haviim auch eninilalula have heeu cured sner It Wat said they could ( live a week longer. Tina Medicins has Cured some who were sunp'irtid lo ho in s ilylliH slflle, but, hy the uw of Uiia remedy, Uisy now live, and sujoy a cmhI health. , , ... Tills lllllsnni la ry . rttttablt tompound. ll ll fiteaaant to uku, and nnr don isary In any atag-s of die. vase or under any cireuiiiataiu-wa. ll elli-cla il- wulliterl'ul and almMl uilrnriiluus Cures hv I'llrllVlna, ilrauyiv may, and Invluol'illinH lh whole avaleiu hy afasll. na tht tircuiatu. and producing, a ktulUiy action ikus sAyiri? C'fiuiib auorsiao ls Nlirves and itiJias and fatdiiaiiua bxuerluralloa. ll Cuisa Uia fullvwisf due UUI, vix. Consumption, f CH'tillM and Coldl, HrtntliUi: AilSma, Kpillaf e Bind, nVexliay at the I Mam, halm la th JlrM.t. Sid, aid (Seat, AVrvoMtntfi, .Vi.jar Stal: PaipttoltuH th Hatt, and si .. .... ... ! ... . v ....... i.-...i ..i.-,. ...... FK.tlAI.V t.lllM-h ami CeaijlaiaU ariain. Uierefroiu, t'linlera Inlaiililni, Ac. I s Vmr I'roof au-l oaritculsra of Cures, sea our Puuiphlf Is and. Handbill sll uur Agsola sava Uieut us f ma sway. Fom sah av J. W. Frilinar, fnuhuryj Mary A. Cay, .Viiiiluiuilirrhind; Julm U. Uaaci, Muton j ilayea A MeOnrinlck, MeKweuavillc. May a, leil, etw. ly. BONNETS AND STRAW GOODS. p. TOHX T. WALTON wishes to inform Cy lus customers and the public, that he ;t ia now prcpaied to furnish them with a new and well selected stock of Hons cts of the new est style, and Irmtcrials, tocfitr wilh a viuety of other straw goods and , MILLINERY TKlKiSlfNai


ocr: SECOND Fresh A n ival of Goods AT THE NEW STORE Of I. AVr. TENKR & CO., Nearly opposite lf'itr'i Hottl, Market Ut.) Sunlury, HorthumbcrUnd County, Pa. WE beg to announce thai wt arc reremna; a new and varifj aupply of goods from Philadelphia in addition to our prosi- t new atock all of which we oiler t audi price a we think should command a apceM)' aiilc, our philos ophy ia, to dell cheap and turn our money often j and we know that at the year a end tins win pity ua better than alow salra' and larrjc profits and our euatomcra will in the meantime lime the benefit of good at low pricea and of Ih best quality. Our stock roimisls of Dry (ioods, Hardware, Qutiiisuarc, GROCERIES, WINES AND LIQUORS, Carpets, Trunk, Valises, Carpet Bags, Umbrellas and Parasols, Lloots and hliora, Hats and Caps, LookitiR Uliisara. Wail Paper for Room and Wind'jw Blinda, Orange, I.enions, IS'uts and Candy, Salt, Mackerel, Salmon Dried Deef, Plain and Fancy Hami and Khonldnra, NaiU, Window Olasa, Point Stuff, Oils and Putty, Car pet Chain, Cotton Laps and Yarn, with a variety of other article. N. B. All kinds of country produce tikon in exchange at tho highest mnrket price. I. W. TEN Ell at CO. Sunbury, June SO, 1852. ly.c


ocr: A: - CHERRY PECTORAL: For the Care of ' ' 1 ' COUGHS, GOLDS, HOARSENESS, SROlf. CHITIS, CROUP, AST. MA, WHOOPING-COUGH AND CONSUMPTION. In ofl'oring to tho this cele


ocr: LAST NOTICE. A LL persons knowing thcmselvel indebted to a. the estate of Geo, Long dec'd., late of Cameron township, on vendue note or otherwise, re hereby notified to make a settlement witiuul delay and that the subscribers will attend at the house of tha dec'd., on Saturday tlie 1 1th of De cember next foi that purpose. GEO. BOYER, AdmV. LEAH LONG, Adm'x. Cameron tp., Nov. SO, 1852. it. 17 M ER80N'SARITHEM ETIO No. I.I 1, and Porter's Rhetorical Reader, just receiv cd snd for sale by WM. McCARTY. Sunbury, May 1, 1861.-


ocr: A MM CHERRY PECTORAL: Per ilia Cur of OOTJOH3, COZ.D3, nOAHSEMESS, BIIOM. OHITIS, CROUP, ASTH- XVIA, WHOOPIHO.OOUOU AND OONSTJJVIPTIOrJ.


ocr: Phoenix Fire & Thief Proof Iron Chests. V' r', WARRANTED to stand equal heat with ' any other Chests in. the country, and to defy the Burglas' ingenuity. Manufactory, No. 10 Hudson's Alley, running between Third and Fourth streets, south of Chrsuut, and in the rear ef the Girard Bank. M. &. 8., the proprietors, are Practical Me chanics, and feel confident, from long experience in tne manutacture of iron Chests and sates, and a special attention to this particular branch, of giving satisfaction to all who may give them a cull. N. B. Wo have selected one of the best min erals ever used as a non-conductor of heat in this business, and we warrant our diesis and Sites to be made of the best material and in the most durable manner, and to stand any heat that can be applied to them. MILNOR A SHAW, Manufactory No. 10 Hudson's Alley. Running letwecn 3rd and 4th streets, 8 of Chcs nut, in the rear of Girard Bank. Philadelphia, Oct. 85, 1851 ly WBI. a. MASON, Engraver and Printer, No. 40 Che$tnut Street, above Second, PHILADELPHIA. S prepared to do ENGRAVING'aifU ING, in all their branches, Wedding, and Business Cards, Ball Tickets, Watch Labels, Bill Heads, Notes, Checks, Drafts Diplomas.' Seals and Stamps for Odd Fellows, Masons, Sons of Temperance, All the above engraved in the best manner. Orders by Post promptly attended to.. December 27, 1851. ly. ' KNOB AND SPRING MQPTI8E LAT CHK8An excellent article, for sale hall the usual pric by J W, FAILING.


Alexandria gazette. [volume]

place_of_publication: Alexandria, D.C.

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

publisher: Edgar Snowden


ocr: days, leaving a wife and one child to mourn their loss. On the 20th ultimo, in Staunton, at the resi dence of his father, Wm. Kinney, Dr. WIL LIAM KINNEY, in the 27th year of his age. ALMANAC. 1851. (Sun Sun) JANUARY. s£ts.| Moon's Phasks. 8 Thursday.. 7 13 4 47 p.;, “ 9 Friday. 7 12 4 4S Ij»** I'-"*? £ .2 * 10 sauudiiy... 7 12 4 49 £e" ••••• |* f ’ 11 Sunday.... 7 11 4 49 J. ^ V.--® * 12 Monday .... 7 11 4 49 Lil".3 1 jig 13 Tuesday ... 7 10 4 50 HIGH WATKH. 14 Wednesday 7 9 4 51 January 8, Sh 2m. LATEST DA’i Kl>. London.Dec. 24 | Havre.Dec. 23 Liverpool.Dec 24 j New Orleans .Dec. 29 MARINE LIST_ _ "PORT of ALEXANDRIA, JANUARY 7. Arrived. Schr. T. O. Thompson, King, Bermuda, to S. S. Masters & Son. __ FOR BALTIMORE—The schooner &f&ZRMlWrn Capt. Travers, will sail this *eek. Freight will he taken at low rates Apply to HOWARD & POOR, jan S—3t Daingerfield’s Wharf. FOR NEW YORK.—The Packet ^^^^Schr. BOUXTY, now here, will have | despatch for the above port. For freight apply to [jan S] CAZEXOVE k CO. VESSEL WANTED.—A good ves- of 1000 bbls. wanted for an Eastern port, by CAZENOVE & CO. jan 8 ___ 0 FOR BAL TIMOR E.—*The Schr. jH^tZEMBUCU, Capt. Travers will sail “ 'I POOR jan 6 Qt Daingerfield> Wharf. Hugh Rogers will be supported as a ! candidate for the Sheriffalty of Fauquier Conn tv in case the new Constitution ks adopted, by ggJSf MANY voters. David \V. Frobbi. w‘11 be a candidate, (independent,) for the office of Sheriff of


ocr: | ; ! I I j | j BRILLIANT LOTTERIES, FOR 1852. UKKUOKY & MAVKY, Managers. (Successors to J. VV. Maury & Co.) $35,000! 3 prizes of $10,000! Kentucky state lottery, for she benefit of tbe town of Frankfort, ('lass 43, for is52, to be drawn in Covington, Ky., on Saturday, trie 21 stday of February. 1S»j2. 7^ number lottery— 13 drawn ballots. GRAND SCHKMti: _ _ 1 prize of $35,000 1 do 10,000 l do 10.000 1 do 10,000 I 1 do 5,000 1 prize ot 5f.),oou 1 do 5,000 do 2,045 do 2,000 25 do 1,200 &c , &C., «C. Tickets $iu-halves $>-<jnarters$2 SO ■ Certificatesoi j>ackgs-’-'whole tickets $1. do do 25 halt do b5 00 do do 25 quarter do 32 50 _ $03,000! 100 i«n/es of $1,000! ttKNU CKY STATE LOTTERY, for the iV benefit of the Town of Frankfort, class C’, t<»r 1852, to he drawn at Covington, Ky., on Saturday, the 28th day of February, 1852. 7s number lotterv—14 drawn ballots. SPLENDID SCHEME. 1 prize of $*’>3,000 l prize of $2*3 000 1 do 15,000 1 do 12,000 1 do 10.177 5 prizes of 4,000 5 do 3,000 10 do ‘2,000 100 do 1,000 &c., &C., &C. Whole tickets $20; hlvs. 10; qrs 5; eighths 2 ou. Certificates of pack'gs. 20 whole tickets $200 00 m ()o do 20 half do 120 00 Do do 20) quarter do 02 00 Do do 20 eighth do 3i 20 Orders for Tickets and Shares and Certiticates of lockages in the above Splendid Lotteries will receive the must piompt attention, and an official account of each drawing sent immedi ate!\ aiter it is over to all who order from us. Address- K. K. OBKIKN, Agent. (Successor to J. & C. IMavky.) jan 20—lrn Alexandria, \a.


ocr: QWEDGS PLOUGH PIRATES AND LAND O SIDES —36 toss Plough Plates and Iund Sides, assorted size*, just received via New York, per Frank Johnson, from Stock holm. In store 275 tons Swede and English Baa 'ion. of all sizes, for sale low. JAMES DEMPSEY. fob IS—if successor to P. Jatutey, «)Aj\ KEGS PURE WHITE LEAD, just •w'v/V/ received per barque Justice Storv. for sale by [feb it] EOVVLE Si CO. i I


ocr: LOCAL ITEMS. A large meeting m relation to the Post office in this place, was held at Liberty Hall, last Fri day night. The action adopted by the meeting, and a notice from the Committee appointed, will be found in another column of to-day s paper. Saturday last was an inclement day—and looked as if winter was disposed to turn stern ly upon us again. There was a slight fall of snow. There was another arrival, at this port on Sa turday last, with iron rails for the Manassas Gap Rail Road. Receipts of Coal, per Alexandria Canal, for month of December 1S51,2315 tons. Police Reports. Joe. Frazier, free colored, complained to the Mayor, on Saturday, that Ben Dorsey, also free colored, had used abusive and profane laoguage to him, and altogether, bad treated him in a very “ungentlemanly” manner.— Whereupon, the Mayor issued a warrant for Ben, and placed it in the hands of Officer Pad gett, who “politely” informed Ben of the oc currence. But Joseph being a ‘ Compromise” man, offered to withdraw the warrant if nen would pay the costs, which was agreed to, and the necessary amount of “tin” being lurnished, they both left the office, highly delighted, to “think things were no worse.” James E. Evans who was mentioned in our last week's police report, was again arrested on Saturday, under a warrant by officer Chipley, on the complaint of Geo. Turley, free negro, charged with foifeiting his residence, bv going to reside in a non-slaveholding State. Ju>tice Hewelt discharged him without investigating the matter, for the want of jurisdiction in the case. . The number of passengers, who, during the vear arrived at New \ ork, is thus stated. Passengers from Foreign Ports. ....... Passengers from Calitoruia, via the Isthmus Ib.AJi Total.317,298


ocr: BRILLIANT LOTTERIES, FOR MARCH, 1882. GREGORY & MAURY, Managers. (Successors to J. VV. Maury & Co.) 33,000 DOLLARS! 10 prizes of $2,000! Kentucky state ijottery, for the benefit Of the town of Frankfort, Class 00, for 1;>32, to be drawn in Covington, Ky., on Saturday, 20th March, 1S52. 00 number lottery—12 drawn ballots . GRAND SCHEME: 1 prize of >33,uoo 1 do 12,000 l do 5,050 1 do 3,000 1 do 2,200 10 prizes of *^uuu 10 do 300 10 do 300 10 do 250 10 do 200 &c., &c., &c. Tickets $10—halves $5—quarters $2 50! Certificates of pack's*5 22 whole tickets$110 00 Do do 22 half do 55 00 Do do 22 quarter do 27 50 _ 70,000 DOLLARS! 100 prizes of $1,000! Kentucky state lottery, tor the benefit of the town of Frankfort, D, for IS53, to be drawn at Covington, Ky., on Saturday, 27th March, lb52. 7S number lottery—U drawn ballots! BRILLIANT SCHEME: 1 prize of $70,000 1 do 25,000 1 do 15,000 1 do 5,130 S do 3,300 12 prizes of 51,000 40 prizes of 1 ,r»00 | luO do 1,000 I 200 do &c., &c. Tickets $20, halves $10, qrs. $">, eighths *2..>u . Certificates ol pack'gs 20 whole tickets $200 00 Do do 20 half do 130 00 Do do 20 quarter do 05 0° Do do 20 eighth do 32 50 Orders for Tickets and Shares and 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. 0‘BKIKN, Agent. (Successor to J. & C. Mavky.) i f0t) 07_lm Alexandria. \a. DRY GOODS. A NKVV AND SPI.KNDID STOCK SPUING AND Sl’.MMKK DUV GOODS.


ocr: I < Business Cards. S. SHINN & SON, CA*OVERS COMM/SS/OX MERCHAXTSy Jannkv's Wharf. ALEXANDRIA, V A. Have in store, and otter for sale on ac commodating terms, the following articles— DU ANDIES, RUM, HOLLAND (UN, WIXES, WHISKEY, BROWX STOTT, India Dale Air, and Muir’s* Scotch Ale >*OOre (>ilf Olive*, Cajxrs, Raisins, Ma> carom, and genuine Castile Soap. Together with n lull assoiiiueut ol Chocolate, Cocoa, Mustard, Table Salt, Cayenne Repp r% Auig and white Ripper, Re art Harley, Turmerict Extract Lemony Cinnamon, 4*' » 4*' ., mh fl—t! GEORGE KFPHAKT. VLAM NV. BARKER. KEPHART &. BARKER, Wholesale am» Retail LUMBER MERCHANTS, NEAR THE FISH WHARF. ALEXANDRIA, VA. t * Dealers in Shingles, Lime, Nails, PLAISTER, amt CEMENT. They have on j l hand a large stock of every variety ot sea- j ! soiled Lumber, and are constantly receiving i every description of Spruce, Carolina, ami Sus quehanna Lumber, which enables them to till t all orders or hills at the shortest notice, and they are ready to sell on the most moderate 1 terms. rnh 3—dGm C. C. BRADLEY, Cabinet, Chair, and Sofa Manufacturer, Corner of King and Alfred Shvets, ALEXANDRIA. VA., CO*Ha s constantly on hand, and oilers to the Pub lic, an excellent assortment ot CABIXETWARE, SOFAS, CHAIRS, Of every variety, and on the lowest term', which, for durability and tinish, cannot be surpassed, inh 4—lv VIRGINIA AGKlllLTlRAL WAKtilUlSK, Lower Knd King Street, ALEXANDRIA, VA. £. B. ABBiouB & SuN, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN Acricaltural Iiupieiueiits, SEEDS AND MANURES, &c. my S—tf __ WM. G. FISHBACK, Grocer, Commission & Forwarding Merchant, CORNER PRINCE AND UNION STREETS, tct I'M geshimsell to give strict attention to all business entrusted to his care. mh U— tf _ Chas. Howard, jr Alfred Poor. HOWARD & POOR, iiF XERAL COMMISSION MEIU HANTS, *®>DAINGKRF1EUVS WHARF,-®* ALEXANDRIA, V'A. mh 13—tf WM. L. POWELL & SON, CORNER OK KING AND UNION STREETS, Rh»r to their friends in town and country, A LARGE AM> WKLl. SELECTED STOCK OR GROCERIES AND LIQUORS, Both Foreign and Domestic. Orders for which, wdl be strictly and minutely tilled °ct 24 —iy _ JAMES P. SMITH, 1MFOKTKR OK CHINA AND EARTHENWARE, DEALER IN Glassware, Window Glass, Stoneware. Lamps, Lanthorns, Gas Futures, fyc., $c. King-street, below Fairfax, ALEXANDRIA, VA. oct 21—ly T. M. McCORMICK &, CO., Grocers, Flour Ai Commission Merchants, Theatre Budding, Keet) always on hand a general assortment of GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, AND FLOIK oct 25 —IV JAS. A. ENGLISH & CO., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN Hardware,! ntlery. Iron, Steel, IIollo\v-\vare, Ale Knm-Stre«t, cornci ot Market A Ley, ALEXANDRIA, VA gry-Have now on hand, and will coutinue to keep, by far the largest and best selected >1 Ck OF GOODS m their lm*‘, to be tonud m this place, which they wdl sell to merchants and others upon as tavorable terms as th y can be purchased in this or the neighboring markets. lcb li>— _ _— . y.r /~v nirr GEO. K. 13LAUK1A^iy, | !


ocr: ap 2 __ \I7EEKLY ARRIVALS AT GEORGE £. I \ ERESCH S Rook and Periodical Depot, , Gleason's Pictorial Drawing Room Companion. Yankee Blade. Boston Museum. Albany Dutchman. Waverly Magazine. Satuiday Courier. Satuiday Evening Post. Flag of Our Union. Police Gazette. Dollar Newspaper. Boston Pilot. The Metropolitan London Illustrated News. Yankee Notion. Neal’s Saturday Gazette. Lantern. New York Picayune. Privateer. Pick. Call at GEO. E. FRENCH'S Magazine and j Periodical Depot, directly opposite J. D Corse's • Exchange Office. _ap^_| PLATED C A S TORS AND BR1TTANIA | WARE— R. H. MILLER has just re-1 ceived and opened, a further supply of rich i plated Castors, handsome cut bottles of differ- j ent patterns, nzes, and prices. ALSO, BR1T , TANIA CASTORS with Cut ami Pressed bot tles, Tea-sets, Coffee-pots, Mugs, Spittoons, fcc &c. mh 22


ocr: IN DOW CORNICES AND f\ P. CLARKE, has received a lot WINDOW CORNICES AND RHADCT AND SHADE FIXTURES, ha Will ■ell ▼erv low. All kinds of CUR TAINS AND SHADES bung at the notice and in the latest style. Call at the stand on King street, three doors above Pitt, act 18—dtf Locust sticks wanted.—» or l Locust Sucks, of best quality, suitable Treeoails wanted, by * dec 22 CAZENOVE & CO,


ocr: ; 1 > : j j ; UGARS, TEAS &c.~ 13 hhde. and tierces Cuba and P. K. Sugars 35 bags Rio and Maracaibo Coflee 6 half chests superior Gunpowder Tea 100 whole, halves, and quarter boxes Bunch Raisins t case Prunes in fancy boxes 2 casks fresh Currants 5 boxes Genoa Citron 5 bbls packed Butter 5 casks new Lard 6 do canvassed Hams 50 boxes New York and English Dairy C I) eese 3,000 lbs. Cod Fish ro bbls. Rectified Whiskey 10 do Apple Brandy 10 do Rose Gin 25 do N. E. Rum and Domestic Brandy 40 boxes Brown Soap 10 do Castile do 20 do Toilet and Variegated do 20 do Boston 6’sand8's Mould Candles 22 do Smith k Carlett’s Mould and Ada mantine Candles 10 do Ground Coflee 20 do superior lump and plug Tobacco: together with every variety of SPICES, landing and for sale by _,v dec 13 fe. STUART DOUGLAS & BRO. NEW BACON, BULK MEAT, SMOKED BEEF, LARD, &c. 30,000 lbs. Hams, superior quality for family use 30,000 44 Shoulder and Breast pieces, for fam ily use 30,000 44 Sides in handsome order 50,000 44 do in dry Salt 50,000 44 Hams in dry Salt and Pickle 50,000 4‘ Breast peices, do do do 5,000 41 Smoked Beef for broiling or chip ping 2,000 44 New Lard, 500 pails and kegs supe rior refined, for sale by FREDERICK ROLOSON, No. 2S, North Paca street, Baltimore, Md. Baltimore, nov 25—tf _ _ BBLS. Kecnnea vvnisicey 6 hhds. do do 50 bbls. Old Mcnongahela Rye Whis key 20 44 u “ Walnut spring do 20 “ Rose Gin 10 41 Domestic Brandy 5 quarter casks Sweet Malaga Wine 5 11 44 Madena do 2 “ . u Port do • 10 eighth ca*ks 4th proof Brandy 2 half pipes Dark do 4 quarter casks 4th proof do, for sale low by KINCHELOE & SMITH, dec 29 6 HHDS. P. R. Sugar 5 hhds. Molasses 10 hall chests G. P. and Imperial Tea 2 44 Black Tea to boxes No. 1 Loaf Sugar j 10 bbls. Crushed and Pulverised Sugar 10 boxes Cavendish Tobacco j 500 44 Principe and Havana Segars, for sale low by | dec 29 KINCHELOE & SMITH. HHDS. Porto Rico Sugar Hhds prime do do Molasses Bbls. Crushed Sugar Boxes Loaf do Sacks fine Salt, for sale in lots to suit pur chasers by S. S. MASTERS k SON. dec 13—tf UCKWHEAT FLOUR.-Just received 2 tons superior Buckwheat Flour. All who 1 are in want of a pure article, at a very reduced price, must call on I dec 18 FISHBACK & BRO. A TEN gallon Iron bound Brandy Kegs, ! 4rv/ received this day bv Railroad, and for sale by T. M. McCORMICK k CO , dec 27 Theatre Building. , 1/\ RAGS prime Old White Maracaibo Cof 1U fee, received this day, per Scbr. Fairfax, , and for sale by ; ! I i 1 ; i i !


ocr: BRILLIANT LOTTERIES, FOR JANVART, 18K. GREGORY A MAURY, Managers. (Successors to J. W. Maury & Co.) $35,000! $17,500! $>,734! 50 prizes of $1,500! Kentucky state lottery, for the benefit of the town of Frankfort, Class 14, for 1S52, to be drawn in Covington, Ky., on Saturday, the \Hh day of January, IS5‘2. , 7S number lottery—13 drawn ballots. SPLENDID SCHEME. j 1 prize of $35,000 X do 17,500 1 do 8,735 X do 5.000 I J prize ot $4,000 1 do 3,000 50 do 1,500 50 do 400 Tickets $10—halves $5—quarters $2 oO Certificates of pack?gs26 whole tickets $140 00 do do 26 half • do 70 oO do do 26 quarter do 35 00 i $01,500’ $25,000! $15,000! 100 prizes of $1,500! 100 prizes of St,ooo! KENTICKY STATE LOTTERY, for the benefit of the Town ot Frankfort, class B, ; for 1852, to be drawn at Covington, Ky., on Saturday, the 2 Xth day of January, 1852. 12 drawn numbers out of 75! 1 prize of $01,500 1 prize of $25,000 I 1 do 15,000 1 Ao 10,500 1 do 7,400 15 prizes of 2,000 100 do 1,500 100 do 1,000 &c., &CM &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! KENTCCKY STATE LOTTERY, for the benefit of the town of Frankfort, Class 25, for 1&52, to be drawn at Covington, Ky., on Saturday, January 31 $t, 1S52. 7S uumber lottery—15 drawn ballots! BRILLIANT SCHEME: 1 prize of $40,000 1 do 10,000 1 do 7,500 1 prize of $4,37b 10 do 2,000 40 do 500 6iC ^ Tickets $lO-halvts $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 : 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— K. E. OBRIEN, Agent. (Successor to J. & C. Maury.) dec 30—lm Alexandria, Va. j DRY GOODS._


ocr: GROCERIES. : OflA BOXES EASTERN CHEESE /ZXjyj 15 do English Dairy do 5 cases Pine Apple do 5 hds. P. R. Sugar *2 do P. R. Molasses, a very supe- j rior article 5 do VV. I. do 10 boxes No. 1 Loaf Sugar 10 bbls. Crushed and Pulverized do 10 half chests G. P., Imperial, V. H. j and Black Tea ! 5 bags Old Government Java Coffee 10 u Mancabo do 30 “ Rio do ' ‘25 boxes Brown Soap 10 “ Variegated do 6 “ Shaving do 25 groce Matches 20 5, 3 and 2 gallon Demijohns 15 boxes Cavendish Tobacco 0000 Principe and Havana Segars 100 dozen Blacking 50 reams Wrapping Paper 50 lbs. Nutmegs 50 lbs. Cloves [sugar j 2000 jbs. Dried Cherries, curred with 12 dozen Painted Buckets 20 boxes Mould Candles, for sale by j jan 10 KfNCHELOE & SMITH. BUSHELS Clover and Timothy Seed l/v/ 100 sacks Fine Saft 100 sacks G. A. Salt 3000 lbs. Sides and Shoulders Bacon 100 bbls. No. 1 Herring 20 “ No. 3 Mackerel 40 41 No. I pickled Cod Fish 2000 lbs. dry Cod Fish. All which will he sold low for cash by jan 10 KINCHELOE & SMITH. 6DOZ. THREE STRING BROOMS— 20 reams Manilla Wrapping Paper 2 dozen Plough Lines 0 dozen Bed Cords 12 groce Friction Matches, in wood and paper boxes 1 dozen three hoop Horse Buckets, re ceived this day per steamer Baltimore, and for sale by T. M. McCORMICK & CO., jan 8 Theatre Building. HHDS. Porto Rico Sugar Hhds prime do do Molasses Bbls. Crushed Sugar Boxes Loaf do Sacks fine Salt, for sale in lots to suit pur chasers by S. S. MASTERS & SON. dec 13—tf BUCKETS and Brooms; Iron and Wood Bound Ware; also, a few nests ot painted tubs, in store and for sale by THOS. BURNS, corner Prince and jan S _ Fairfax-sts. MERIC AN DAIRV CHEESE.—3 casks very superior, from the celebrated Dairy ol S. Crocker Vernon, New Vork, for sale by T. M. McCORMICK & CO., jan S Theatre Building. | HERRTnG AND COD FISH.—25 bbls. j Eastport Herring, 10 bbls. pickled Cod Fish, just received and for sale by THOS. B. CREIGHTON, Union-st., jan (5 near the Ferry Slip. China, Glass, Earthenware, &c. QUEENSWARE.—The subscriber has just received, per ship Mary Hale, an addition al supply of 68 crates EARTHENWARE, j comprising a general assortment, viz: C. C. edged, blue printed and white granite Plates and Dishes, of all sizes and kinds


ocr: ALMANAC. 1852. Sun S»’.n| , MAY. run */s.| Moo\ * I nA*k". U Tuesday....;5 3S 37 ", 12 W«liio.-day 5 2j*> 5S jV ".| ; 13 Thursday.. .!•» I!« 3t» Mr • • ■» 11 * ' M Friday...... 5 0,7 . f, > '• 15 Saturday.... 4 »» 7 1 'lr ••• 16 Sunday. 4 5t$j7 2 Hh'Ii ^ A1 KU. 17 Monday .... 4 57:7 1$ May 11. lb ‘-bn L A T KST DA T FS . London.April 21 Liverpool.April 24 Havre... .April .£> New (>ilean' May •*> MARINE LIST. PORtTjF ALEXANDRIA, MAY 10. Arrived. Br. Barque Emilia, Corkhill, Chincha Islands, ▼ia Callao, guano to Fovvle & Co. Schr. Mary Peavev, Simpson, Ea*»port, lum ber and pickets to Cazenove & Co. Schr. Nonsuch, Sanford, Curryoman, corn to S. Shinn & Son. Schr. Joseph, Carroll, Potomac Creek, corn to S. Shinn & Son. . Steamer Columbia, Harper, Baltimore, to J. J. Wheat & Bros, and freight tor district. Sloop Chester, Martin, corn to J. 1. B. Perry. Sailed. Schr. J. W. McKay. Miller, East Cambridge, coal from D. B. Smith & Co. Memoranda. Schr. Arctic, Wilson, hence at New \ork, bth inst. Schr Ann D Smith, hence, do. do. _


ocr: , motion by was yeas 63, nays 53. On motion of Mr. Jackson oi G. & W., the House adjourned. ATTENTION! THIRD COM PANY !—You will assemble for Company Muster, in front of the Lyceum Hall, on Monday next, 2 tth instant at 9 o'clock. By oriler: JOHN \V. ASHBY, ap 23—3t* Captain. ATTENTION. 4th COM HA ISV, VA., MILITIA—You assemble opposite the Railroad Depot, on Monday, the 2oth iwsL, at 10 o'clock, for a company mus ter. Roll called at II oclock. geo. T. WHITTINGTON, * n_ ap23—d3t __ rpnANSPARENT WINDOW SHADES; 1 Cords: Tassels and Fixtures, at great!.re duced prices; also, Travelling Trunks and Car pet Bags, for sale very cheap Jj H. B. WHITTINGTON & CO.'S, ap 23 Comb and Variety More


ocr: ALMANAC. I >5 2. Si-nIin-n| APRIL. j Moon s 1 ,,ASKS 23 Friday.5 21 b :«> «* » J* 21 Saturday—}3 2n!b ,r'*t'i1-- r 'M j 23 Sunday..>R»b41‘“‘l.,)* \ K J 2b Monda’v ....|5 iHib 42j,-:*'1 'F ••• » ]r ’ 27 Tuesday.... >5 17*i 19 10 ° E 2S Wrdnoday ;5 lb;b 4!; I lit ill WATER 2Jt TinirMlay .. > 15;H 15' Aruit. 23, Mb 25m. Latest dates . London.Aj)ril Ml Havre .April 12! Liverpool.\pril 13 J New Orleans. .April 12 MARINE LIST. FORT OK ALEXANDRIA, APRIL 33. AHKIVEI). Schr. Gen. Cass, Miner, New York, to T. Wharton & Co. Schr. Osceola, Smith, Washington, N. C., lumber to 1 homas & Dyer. Schr. M. C. Durfee, James, Fall River, to Bor den Minn g Co. Schr. Richard Borden, James, Wareham, Mass., to Borden Mining Co. Sailed. Schr Lou:sa Gray, St-arp, Saugerties, New York, coal by Cumberland Coal and Iron Co. Schr Cornelia, Weaver, coal for Providence, R. I., by Borden Mining Co. Schr. James W. McKee, Weils, Wareham, coal by Borden Mining Co. Schr. Thos. Page, Gaskill, Jersey City, coal from D. B. Smith & Co.


ocr: | ; j j , SPLENDID LOTTERIES, FOR JUNE, 1852. GREGORY & MAURY, Manage,». (Successors to J. VV. Maury & to.) *',(),ooo! $25,893 ! 5 prizes of $2,500 ! LOTTERY, lor the benefit of the Slate of Delaware, Class 18, lor 1852, to be drawn at Wilmington, Del., on SnUuJai/, V2tfi June, 1852. 78 number lottery—I t drawn ballots. SPLENDID SCHEME: 1 prize of $50,000 l do ‘25,893 l do 9,500 I do 9,500 1 do 9,500 1 d«» 9,r'00 1 piizeof $0,500 f» do 1,500 100 do 750 251 do 300 6-4 do . 150 &c., &cM &C. Tickets $15, halves 7,50, qrs. 3,75,eighths 1,87*. Certifn ates of pack’gs 26 whole tickets $1 SO 00 Oo 'o *2o half do 9000 Do do 26 quarter do 45 00 Do do 26 eighth do 22 37,.,j0 DOLLARS! 30 prizes of $1,500! LOTTERY, for the benefit ot the State Delaware, Class21^ for '852, to be drawn at Wilmington, Del , on Saturday With June, 1852 7s number lottery—13 drawn ballots! BRILLIANT SCHEME: 1 prize ol ?T7,5°0 1 do 15,000 1 do 10,000 1 do 5,000 l do :..139 l prize or $3,000 j 30 do 00 do 750 1'ju do *^20 &C0 &c., &r. Tickets $10—halves $5—quarters "»0 Certificates ot pack's* wh\Jc ticket* $110 do if' halt do 0u do do 2u quarter Jo 3 > Ou $..5,500! 100 prizes of *l,"0u! LOTTERY, for the'benefit ot the State ot Delaware, Class B, for iv.i to he draw n at Wilmington, Del., on Saturday, the ^t/i of June, 1S52. £§?*Fourteen drawn numbers ^uf of .J “xufl SPLENDID SCHEME: I prize of $65,500 l do 26,567 1 do 20,000 1 do 14,500 lOOjirjzesof $1,000 100 do r»00 160 do &c , &c., &c. Whole tickets $20; hlvs. 10; qrs. 5; eighths 2 ou: Certificates of pack'gs. 25 whole tickets $240 oo Do do 25 half do 120 00 Do do 25 quarter do GO 00 f)o do 25 eighth do ;*0 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. OBRIEN, Agent. (Successor to J. & C. Maury.) nty 25—1 m Alexandria. Va.


ocr: Business Cards._ H. C. McLaumilin. Holt. J. Smith. LAW NOTICK. The advertisers, having associated them selves in the practice of Law, will, from this date, transact business under the name and firm of McLaughlin & smith. mh (J—3taw tw I. LOUIS K INZER. SAM UK L F. BRAUJI. LAW PAKTNKKSHIIL KINZEli & BEACH, Attorneys at Law, ALKX AN DKiA, V A., . Attend tiie Courts of Alexandria, rail fax and Pi nice William Counties, Virginia, mh S—e«2m 1.. li. Col.E. ISAA<- "ill IKK. H l). MI'SFEI.MAN. COLE, SHIRK & CO., Wholesale Dealers in TOBACCO, SEGARS, S\UFF,Sfc., Sfc., No. 33U, Baltimore .Street, Seennd door west ot Howard, opposite (Ilobe Hole!, BALTIMORE, MIL jan U—eo3m F. A. MAH BURY, COMMISSION MERCHANT. and wholesale dealer in FOREIGN & DOMES TIC LIQUORS. eowlk's wharf. mh 1$—tf J. E. CHASE, M. D. f) E S T A E S l K G EOS. Office on South Last corner of Prince and St. Asaph streets, Alexandria Va. Office hours from S A. M, to 1 P. JV1. and from 2 to 6 P. M. _je27—dly ORANGE and ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD. ON, AND AFTER WEDNESDAY^ the 1 o//i mat., hut one PASSENGER I RAIN a day. will pass over the lines of the l Grange and dai


ocr: j ; : LIST OF LETTERS remaining in the Office, Alexandria, Va., on the 3lst ; of May, 1S52. Persons calling for letters in this list, will please sav thev are advertised. A Andersen, Wm Adams, Thos J B Beatly, Walter Ball, J & J Basford, Maltha A Bell, William Beale, John H-2 Brown, James Brown, Charles H Brandon, C A Boynton, Elijah S-3 JBoyington, Ira M Boyer, Henry Burr& Etienger Brien. John V Crump, Francis Crowell, Capt Cullin, Thomas Crebs, David H Creagan, P Clark, Geo L Coleman, L Chiity, Miss Sarah Chapman, Susan P Chapman, Wm H D Duvall, William E Doyle. Samuel De>inond, Maurice Deinoiville, Daniel Dixson, Capt Dickinson, Wm H Doil. Simon Darnell, J T-2 Davis, Joseph VV Derrick, Mrs Alice Davis, Mrs Leanna Dillon, John F Fones, Joseph Fen nelly, John Ferguson, J Fagan, l homas G Green, C F P E II Holten, Lawrence Hornsby, W Spence-3 Hall, William-3 Harrison, Walter P Hayes, Bernard K Kingsley, James T Kmg, JH Kmg, Samuel Kmg, Jane T Kemig, Robert M Mead, Charles H Matthews, James E Maddick, Stephen Meehan, Dennis McCobb, Thos F-3 N Nash, W illiain F P Poe, George Phillips, Joseph A Q Quauce, John R Ricketts, Asa Reynolds, Michael Reynolds, C harIes-2 Reynolds, Dominick Katchliif, Mrs Mary Racks, Franklin G S Smith, Geo W F Spence, Mrs Mary F Sullivan, Catharine Sumwatt, Frederick Sullivan, Robert G Siickney, Samuel H Severson, Christopher Sihett, Samuel Sebastian, Mrs Maria >V Wilcox, Miss Williams, Capt B J Whittington. John N Welch, Benjamin Weaver, William Waiter, Mis Julia je i_Jt DANIEL BRYAN, P. M. IK \ou want very heavy 7 S brown Cotton lor 64 cts., go to VV. Walton Harper It you want heavy 4-4 brown Cotton, for 64 cts., go to VV. Walton Harper if you want good Bed Ticking tor 64, 8, 10 and ’


ocr: almanac.__ W&T sMSkw Moo>*s Phases. JUNE. ra*#|sef». l*i| D* H* M* 1 Tuesttay.... 4 4J7 l-i ^ •> | |5 m. 2 Wednesday -4 47 7 Id . t ... 9 10 4 >i 3 Thursday... 4 47 7 3 ^ .V....17 II 37 M * I->»d«y.* Jj First nr—34 3 3B i o Saturday.... 4 4t> / —TiT/^n—T't.'io 6 Sunday..... 4 45 7 13 HIGH WAThk. 7 Monday .... 4 45 7 lo Tone 91. .«m "i ItEst dates __ _ London.. ••.J]Ry Liverpool ..May 19 Havre.Way li? New Orleans*...May 2L MARINE LIST._ HOKT"oF ALEXANDRIA, MAY 30. Arrived. Schr. Volant, Osborn, New \ork, to taze nove & Co. . . , Rrtt. Schr. George Washington, Jones, Bov da Hole, wheat to S. Shinn & Son, and com to James Irwin. „ ~ . Schr. Gen. Z. Taylor, Jones, Potomac Creek, corn to S. Shinn & Son. Schr. Mechanic, Wheeler, Yecomtco, corn to S. Shinn & Son. Steamer Columbia, Harper, Baltimore, to J J. Wheat & Bros., and freight for the district. Sailed. Schr. Two Brothers, Treadway, Philadelphia, by S. Shinn & Son. Memoranda. Barque Edward, Dearbon, of this port, at Bar bad os, previous to the Utb May-. Barque Tyrmgham, Howard, hence, at Liver *°BngJohn W*ey, Davidson, hence at Halifax, ^Schr* Aurora, Gardiner, hence, at Boston, 2Sth Schr. Julia Ann, Crosby, hence at Eastport, ^Sehr. Arctic, Moulton, hence at Newbury


ocr: H. C. McLaughlin. Kobt. J. LAW NOTICK. 3$a£*The .advertisers, having associated them selves in the practice ot Law, will, from this date, transact business under the name and firm of McLaughlin & smith. mb 9—3taw4w I. LOUIS K1NZER. SAMUEL F. LAW PARTNERSHIP. KINZER & BEACH, Attorneys at Law, ALEXANDRIA, VA., Attend the Courts of Alexandria, Fair fax and Prince William Counties, mh 8—eo2m _ — -— • L. 11. COLE. ISAAC shirk. II. !>• MUSSELMAN. COLE, SHIRK & CO., Wholesale Dealers in TOBACCO, SUGARS, SNUFF, ^c., ifc., No. &>0, Baltimore Street, fcjeeoiul door west o( Howard, opposite (»lobe Hotel, BALTIMORE, ML). jan U — eo3m GKO UK VAN, S. K AD.vMS, D. S. <» REOORV . BRYAN, ADAMS & CO., ALEX VNDBLV, YA. \V H O 1. y. S A J- E I) E A J. K R S I N FOREIGN if DOMESTIC DRY GOODS. up 0 — if HUME & MARSHALL, GUI iCKRS, COMMISSION I'Olttt'AlU'IN’G m e n c n a a rs, King-street, near the Kail-Road. ap l—-if __ F. A. MARBURY, C 0MM1SSI0N MER CHANT, and wholesale dealer in FOREIGN & DOMESTIC LIQUORS, fuwle's wharf. mh IS—tf _ J. E. CHASE, M. D. DENTAL SURGEON. on South East corner of Prince and St. Asaph streets, Alexandria \ a. flsg^Olfice hours from S A. M, to 1 P. M. from 2 to 6 P. M. _ je 27—dly_ and ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD. ON, AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, the lOtU inst, but one PASSENGER I RAIN a day, will pass over the lines of the Orange and Manassas Kail Hoads, leaving Alexandria dai ly, at 9 o'clock A. M., going as far as Turnpike Station, the intersection of the Manassas Gap Railroad and the VYarrenton Turnpike. Return ing, will leave Gainesborough at 12 o'clock, M. By the above arrangement. Passengers from Baltimore by the 0 o'clock train can go di rectl\ through to Culpeper Court House and Gordonsvilie, and by the afternoon Train a connection will be made with the 4 o clock train from Washington for Baltimore. 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 Do Lee’s Station..~9 Do Sangster s Mill.SO u Do Union Mill..“ Do Manassas Station.$1 Do Turnpike, Manassas R. R.$1 45 u Round trip tickets to the fame points. Fare to Springfield Station.50 cts. Do Burke's Station. Do Lee's Station.00 Do Sangster’s Mill. $1 Do Union Mill..^ 30 l)o Manassas Station. $1 50 Do Turnpike and Manassas Station..$2 00 Servants must be provided with duplicate Passes one to be retained by the Company s Went or Conductor; the passes to distinctly .lit th.i ti..) .i. S'Jif" mh 12—tf Superintending Engineer.


ocr: j ; BRILLIANT LOTTERIES, FOR JANUARY, 18§2. GREGORY & MAURY, Managers. (Successors to J. W. Maury & Co.) $35,000! $17,500! $S,734! 50 prizes of $1,500! Kentucky state lottery, for the benefit of the town of Frankfort, Class 14, for 1S52, to be drawn in Covington, on Saturday, the nth day of January, IS52. 7S number lottery— 13 drawn ballots. SPLENDID SCHEME. . . • t * I AAA i prize or 1 do 17,500 t do S,735 1 do 5,000 i prize oi 1 do 50 do l^00 50 do _ _An r i\ Tickets 510—halves quanta ** ov Certificates of pack'gs26 w hole tickets $140 00 Jo do 26 half do 70 do do 26 quarter do 35 00 561,500! 525,000! 515,000! 100 prizes of 100 prizes of 5l,0oo! KENTCCKY STATE LOTTERY, for the benefit of the Town of Frankfort, class lor IS52, to be drawn at Covington, Ky., on Saturday* the 24th day of January, 1S52. 12 drawn numbers out ol 75! MAGNIFICENT SCHEME. a « . « i « l. w i A A l prize oi 1 prize of $25,000 1 do 15,000 1 do 10,500 I U'J l,**vv 15 prizes of 2,000 100 do 100 do &c., &c., &C. Whole tickets$20: hive. 10; qrs.5: eighths2 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 ol the town of Frankfort, Class 25, for 1S52, to be drawn at Covington, Ky., on Saturday, January 31 sL 1^52. 7S number lotlerv—15 drawn ballots! BRILLIANT SCHEME: 1 prize of $40,000 l do 10,000 1 do 7,000 1 prize of $4,37b 10 do 2,000 40 do 000 iVC., OwC.> Tickets $10-halves $5—quarters $2 50 Certificates ol pack'gs ‘26 whole tickets $1*20 00 Do do 26 half do 60 00 Do do 26 quarter do 30 00 Orders for Tickets and Shares and Certificates of Packages m the above Splendid Lotteries will receive the most prompt attention, and an official account of each drawing sent immedi atel\ alter it is over to ali who order from us. Address— E. E. O'BRIEN, Agent. (Successor to J. & C. Maury.) dec 30—lm Alexandria, Va. DRYGOODS.__


ocr: i j . } j ] \ I UGARS, TEAS &c.— 13 hhds. and tierces Cuba and P. R. Sugars 35 bags Rio and Maracaibo Coflee 6 half chests superior Gunpowder Tea 100 whole, halves, and quarter boxes Bunch Raisins 1 case Prunes in fancy boxes 2 casks fresh Currants 5 boxes Genoa Citron 5 bbls. packed Butter 5 casks new Lard 6 do canvassed Hams 50 boxes New York and English Dairy Cheese 3,000 lbs. Cod Fish TO bbls. Rectified Whiskey 10 do Apple Brandy 10 do Rose Gin 25 do N. E. Rum and Domestic Brandy 40 boxes Brown Soap 10 do Castile do 20 do Toilet and Variegated do 20 do Boston 6'sand8’s Mould Candles 22 do Smith & Carlett’s Mould and Ada mantine Candles 10 do Ground Coffee 20 do superior lump and plug Tobacco; together with every variety of SPICES, landing and for sale by dec 13 ^ R.. STUART DOUGLAS & BRO. NEW HACON7BULK MEAT, SMOKED BEEF, LARD, &c. 30,000 lbs. Hams, superior quality for family use 30,000 “ Shoulder and Breast pieces, for fam ily use 30,000 “ Sides in handsome order 50,000 44 do in dry Salt 50,000 Hams in dry Salt and Pickle 50.000 u Breast peices, do do do 5,000 44 Smoked Beef for broiling or chip ping 2,000 41 New Lard, $00 pails and kegs supe rior refined, lor sale by FKKDEBICK ROLOSON, No. 25, North Paca street, Baltimore, Md. Baltimore, nov 25—tf _ _ THE subscriber has just received, and has tor sale on reasonable terms— 45 kegs and firkins Family packed Butter 40 boxes prime Cheese, small size 450 lbs. fresh Roll Butter 50 kegs Eastern Nails, assorted 30 nests Iron and Wood-bound Tubs Also a general assortment of Family Groce ries. 50 bales Timothy Hay. JOSEPH GR1GG, cor. King dec 31 and West sts. 6HHDS. P. R. Sugar 5 hhds Molasses 10 half chestsG. P. and Imperial Tea 2 44 Black Tea 10 boxes No 1 Loaf Sugar 10 bhls. Crushed and Pulverised Sugar 10 boxes Cavendish Tobacco 500 “ Principe and Havana Segars, for sale low by dec 29_ K1NCHELOE & SMITH. Butter. 2000 lbs. prime Goshen Butter 400 lbs. prime Roll Butter, just received, and for sale by J. McCORMICK, Jr, jan 2 S. E. cor. of King and St. Aspah-sts. 1 r BBLS. of New England Rum, Appie 1*J Brandv, and Gin, for sale bv THOMAS BURNS, jan 7 corner of Prince and Fairfax-sts. WHISKEY—Fine Old Rye Whiskey, con s antlv on hand, and for sale by 'THOMAS BURNS, cor. Prince jan 3 and Fairfax sts.


ocr: this day, and for by T. M. McCORMICK & CO., jan 1 Theatre Building. COFFEE.—100 bags Maracaibo, Old Gov ernment, Java and Rio Coffee, in store, and for sale by J McCORMICK, Jr., jan 2 S. E. cor of King and St. Asaph-sts. MACKEREL.—Fat No. 3 Mackerel, a few barrels for sale, by THOMAS BURNS, cor. Prince jan 3 and Fairlax sts. OHO BUSHELS of Potatoes, in prime or der, for sale by THOMAS BURNS, jan 1 corner of Prince and Fairfax-sts. ALICANT MATS of various sizes, hand some and bright patterns, received, and for sale by I HOMAS BURNS, jan 1 corner of Prince and Fairfax-sts 2BBLS. roll and 15 kegs prime Glades But ter, just received and for sale bv T. M. McCORMICK & CO., jan 8 Theatre Building, j lO BAGS prime Old White Maracaibo Cof 1U fee, received this day, per Schr. Fairfax, and for sale bv dec 30 ’ FLEMING & DOUGLASS, j Q A CASES Preston & Merrill's Yeast Pow der, received this dav and for sale bv T. M. McCORMICK & CO., jan 8 Theatre Building. CBS. of RAW COTTON, a beautiful article, received, and for sale hy THOMAS BURNS, jan 5 cor. of Prince & Fairfax sts. fPEAS.—Gunpowder, \oung Hv&on, and X Black Teas, for sale by F. A. MARBURY, jan 3 Fowle's Wharf. XJICE BACON.—Hams, Shoulders and Mid IN dlings, town cured, a very superior arti cle, just received and for sale at jan 6 WHITE’S, Post Office Corner. 1 BBJvS. of Cincinnati rectified Whiskey, lO in store, and lor sale hy THOMAS BURNS, jan 6 corner of Prince ami Fairfax-sts.! BUCKWHEAT FLOUR, in barrels and bags j on hand, and for sale by jan 9 _W. L, POWELL & SON, j SWEET CIDER.—A iew obis. for sale bv THOMAS BURNS, j jan 5 cor. of Prince & Fairfax »ts. j VIEW BACON AND LARD, instore, and | lN for sale hy THOMAS BURNS, jan 6 corner of Prince and Fairfax-sts. j on BBLS. of pure Cider Vinegar, for sale by THOMAS BURNS, jan 7 corner of Prince and Fairfax-sts. SCOTCH WHISKEY, a very superior article, for sale by jan 3 F. A. MARBURY. FINE SALT, in store, and for sale bv F. A. MARBURY, jan 3 Fowle's Wharf. TUBS strictly prime Goshen Butler, in > OfX store, and for sale bv jan I FLEMING & DOUGLASS: FINE SALT.—139 aacks Marshall's fine] Sait, in store, and for tale by dec 27 CAZENOVE It CO. FAMILY FLOUR”-Fairfax Family Flour, of rery superior quality, for sale by 1 dec 22 _ CAZENOVE It CO. PIRK.—10,000 ibs. prime No. 1 Pork, Hams, Shoulders, and Sides, dry salted, for sale low,at [dee 20J J. N. HARPER’S, GA. SALT.—100 sacks in store and for • sale by W. L. POWELL & SON.


ocr: ; BRILLIANT LOTTERIES, FOR MARCH, 1852. GREGORY 6t MAURY, Managers. (Successors to J. W. Maury & Co.) $r,0.2S5 ! $25,000! $12,017! $7,000 ! Kentucky state lottery, for the benefit of the town of Frankfort,Cla«*s60, tor 1S32, to be drawn in Covington, Ky., on Saturday, the 13th of March, 1S52. 16 drawn numbers out of 7Sl Giving more prizes than Blanks SPLENDID SCHEME: i 1 prize of $50,000 1 do 25,000 1 do 12,037 | 1 do 7,000 ! 1 do 5,000 1 prize of 1 do 3 do 10 do 10 do 3,000 2,000 1,200 1,000 &C &c., ««• . Tickets $15. halves 7,50 qrs. 3,-Jj,eighths l,S7i US'* n° ,i° 28 quarter do 42 50 |)o do 26 eighth do 2125 Vt ooo DOLLARS! 10 prizes of $2,000! T-KNTl'CKV STATE LOTTERY', for the i\. benefit of the town of Frankfort, Class (M». for Iso-’, to be drawn in Covington, ky., on ’Saturday, 20,’A March, 1552. 66 number lottery—12 drawn ballots. GRAND SCHEME: 1 prize of $33,000 i do 12,000 1 do 5,0)0 1 do 3,000 l do 2,200 10 prizes ot rz,uuu 10 do 500 10 do 300 10 do 250 10 do 200 c. . KC., <KC., w-t. Tickets $l0--halves $5—quarters $2 50. Certificates of pack's* 22 whole tickets$110 00 [)o do 22 halt do 55 00 l)o do 22 quarter do 27 50 70,000 DOLLARS! 100 prizes of $i,000. Kentucky state lottery, for the benefit of the town of Frankfort, C lass D, for Is*52, to be drawn at Covington, Ky., i on Saturday, 27lit March, 1^52. f 7S number lottery—14 drawn ballots. BRILLIANT SCHEME: 1 prize of $70,000 1 do 25,000 | 1 do 15,000 1 do 5,130 I S do 2.300 1 *2 prizes ot *1,600 40 prizes of i ,r>00 100 do 1,000 200 do r>oo &c., &c. Tickets $20, halves $10, qrs. $5, eighths . i Certificates of pack'gs 20 whole tickets $200 00 Do do 20 half do 130 00 Do do 20 quarter do 65 00 Do do 20 eighth do ^2 50 I 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— K. E. O BRIEN, Agent. (Successor to J. & C.Mavry,) feb 07— im Alexandria, Va. DRY GOODS. new and splendid stock ok


ocr: j WE have a large assortment of GOODS, lor Servants' Wear, viz: — Heavy Cotton Oznaburgs Nankeen colored do Extra twilled do Burlaps (.men Plaid Cotton Blue Domestic Brown Cottons, all widths and prices; all of which will be sold at prices to suit purcha- sers. ASHBY & HERBERT. mh 20


ocr: _ S. SHINN & SON, GROCERSto COMMISSION MERCHANTS, .1 annev*s Wharf. A LE XA X DR1 A, V A . Have in store, and offer for sale on ac commodating terms, the following articles— BRANDIES—Otard, Dupuy& Co., Hennes sy, Martel I, and Marett brands, pale and dark. ALSO, superior Old London Dock, of fine flavor. , _ . RUM—Porto Rico, St. Croix, and Grenada, of line flavor and quality. HOLLAND GIN, of line flavor and high proof. ... WINES—Madeira, Sherry, Port, renerifle, 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, lomr and white Pepper, Pearl Barley, Turmeric, Extract Lemon, Cinnamon, Cloves, ground Mace, &c., &c. mh 9—tf C. C. BRADLEY, Cabinet, Chair, and Sofa Manufacturer, Corner of King and Alfred Streets, ALEXANDRIA, \rA;, CC^'Has constantly on hand, and oilers to the Pub lic, an excellent assortment of CAB I NET IVA HE, SOFAS, 4* CHAIRS, Of every variety, and on the lowest terms, which, lot durability and finish, cannot be surpassed. mh 4—ly ___ GEORGE KEPHART. ULAM W BARKER. KEPHART & BARKER, Wholesale and Retail LUMBER MERCHANTS, Dealers in Shingles, Lime, Nails, Plaister, and everv variety ot well Reasoned Lumber. (&NEAR THE FISH IVHARF.-Cfi ALEXANDRIA, VA. mh 3—<U»m I. LOl'IS KINZVR. SAMVEL K. BEACH. LAW PARTNERSHIP. KINZER & BEACH, Attorneys at Law, ALEXANDRIA, VA., Attend the Courts of Alexandria, hair fax and Prince William Counties, Virginia, mh S—eo2m _ Dr. E. H. CARMICHAEL, WILL PR '(TICK MEDICINE IN ALEXANDRIA, VA.. And offers his •services f > the public in each and every department Hi- residence and olhce, at tlie Misses Ilerbort’s, at tin- lower end ol King Street _ _ _ '">■ ,2-« _ WM. G. FISHBACK, Grocer, Commission <Y Forivarding Merchant, CORNER PRINCE AND UNION STREETS, Pledges himself to give strict attention to all business entrusted to his care, mh 9—tf__ _•_ HOWARD & POOR, (jyNERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, ALEXANDRIA, VA. mh 13—tf _ GILBERT s. miner, A TTORNE Y A T LA lV. flCf-Ortice 2d door west of the Alexandria Gazette Oliice, near the cor. of Prince te Fairfax sts., ALEXANDRIA, VA. Will attend the ditierent Courts of the Counties of Alexandria, Fairfax, and Prince William, my 2—eoly _ __ __ F. A. MAR BURY, C0MM1SSI0N MERCHANT, AND WHOLESALE DEALER IN LIQUORS,


ocr: Canal Commerce. Arrived, March 30. Boats \V. B. Clarke, and O W. Sturtevant, Cumberland, coal to Washington Coal Co. Boat Mount Vernon, Cumberland, coal to Fowle & Co. Boat Catharine Shafer, Cedar Grove, wheat to Fowle & Co. Dki’ahtkd. Boats Miner, and S. B. Stone, by Washington Coal Co. , _ p . . Boat Ann Caroline, C umber!,in*}, by Fow ie S*. Boat Neptune, Leesburg, Va., lumber from James Green & Son. Boat Belle, Shepherdstown, dry goods from Bryan, Adams & Co.


ocr: 'LATEST DATES . Loiuion.March 13 1 Liverpool.March 13 i Havre.M itch is New OrleansMarHi *S> MARINE LIST. FORT OF ALEXANDRIA, MARCH :m. Arrived. Schr. Hugh W. Cow line. Batlance, North Carolina, shingles to Jas. Green & Son. Memoranda. Schr. Mary Jane, Bentlv, cl d at New \ork for this port, 27th. Schr. Chas. D. Hallock, Davis, hence at New York, 2Sth. Schr. Isaac Hinklev, Harvey, do do Schr. Ann D., Smith, do do do Schr. Senator, Myers, do do do Schr. Willet S Robbins, Smith, do do Schr. New Regulus, \\ ate is, do do Schr. Oneco, Baker, hence at Boston, 2»th.


ocr: GROCERIES. NEW GROCERY AND COMMISSION STORE.—Tl»esubscribers having associa ted themselves together for the purpose of con ducting a general GROCER \ and COMMIS SION BUSINESS, in Alexandria, respectful, ly inform their friends and the public, that they have taken the warehouse at the corner ol Prince and Union streets, lately occupied by Messrs Fo*le & Co , where they will keep^on hand a large and well selected stock of GRO CERIES, which they pledge themselves to sell as low as any house in this place. They will give prompt and strict attention to all produce con signed to them. SHACKLE IT & D\SON. References: Robt. S. Ashby, ) liS-KTCy, I Wm. N. Heikley, j Samuel Chilton, of VN aslungton City, D. C. Robt. E. Scott, of Fauquier county, Va. GEO. VV. SHACKLETT of Kanquler County. Ya. JAMES L. DYSON, mh 4—3m of Charles Counts, Mars land. 1/X HHDS. N. O. Sug.ir lv/ 15 bbls. N. O. Molassss 10 tierces Cienfnegos ilo f» hhcis. do prime retailing do 20 packages Loaf ami Crushed Sugar 30 bags Rio and Lagu> ra Coffee 12 chests Young Hjson and Gunpowder Teas 10 boxes Pearl Starch 10 do Brown Soap 20 do Tobacco 10 do No. 1 Pepper 10 do No. 1 Chocolate 2 tierces Fresh Rice. 20 dozen Buckets; 20 do Brooms: 30 reams Paper; 20 boxes Mustard; 20 nests Iron bound Ware; 150sacks Fine Salt; 150 do G. A. do.: 20 groce Matches; 20 groce superior Japan Paste Blacking, all ot which will be sold very low by wholesale or retail by [tnh 27] J E. HENDERSON. V EW BACON, BULK MEAT,7 SMOKED l\ BEEF, LARD, fcc. 30,000 lbs. Hams, superior quality for family use 30,000 “ Shoulder and Breast pieces, for fam ily use 30.000 “ Sides in handsome order 50.000 “ do in dry Salt 50,000 “ Uamsindr\ Salt and Pickle 50 000 “ 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, tor sale bv FREDERICK ROLOSON, No. 2S. North Paca street, Baltimore, Md. Baltimore, nov 25—tf WINE, BRANDY, &r„ &c.—Just received a lot of pure old Brandies, in half-pipes, of superior quality, old Madeira and Sher Wines ot various grades, Holland Gin, Old Spirits and Port Wine, Claret and some of superior quality. 20.00U Imported CIGAR*, some very fine, mh 20 HUME, MARSHALL & WARD. salts.—'The Bi-Pho« phates of Litne and Soda; also, Chappeli’s the


ocr: ORANGE and ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD. 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, P. M.: returning, will leave the Manassas Station at 10 A. M.t 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 u Do Lee’s Station..70 “ Do Sangster’s Mill.80 u Do Union Mill...90 “ Do Manassas Station...$1 10 “ Round trip tickets to the same points. Fare to Springfield Station.50 cts. Do Burke’s Station.80 w Do Lee’s Station.$1 00 Do Sangster’s Mill.$1 10 Do Union Mill.....$1 30 Do Manassas Station.$1 30 VV. B. BROCKETT, nov 29—tf Agent.


ocr: _ Tobacco, Segars, &c., &c. Tobacco, snuff and sugars.— Just received, and lor sale by the subscribers, 2 butts Seth Halsey’s pound lump Tobacco 2 “ Drummond's “ 8 “ Ko wan's, 8 boxes Barrow’s }2 lb. •10 44 Thos. Victor s 44 S 44 Suttor’s 44 4i “ 20 buttsTaylor & Fulton,b’s 44 15 44 Irwin's “ “ 5 44 Kedters 5 u 4* 5’s 44 44 200 dozen papers DeuchersKuchtabac, Smo king Tobacco 100 “ “ New York, fine cut “ 41 4 “ canistersJ. Anderson’s, fine cut Chewing Tobacco 200 44 papers 44 “ 4 44 canisters E. Roome’s 40 “ papers “ “ “ “ 40 jars Garrett’s sweet scented Uappe Snuff 2 bbls. 44 Bladders Scotch 44 10 boxes 44 Bottles “ “ 20 jars E. Koome’s rose scented Macoboy 3 44 Martinique “ 25,000 Havanah Segars 20,000 Principe 44 50,000 Seed and Cuba 44 50,000 Kentucky ami Cuba44 50,000 No. 1 Half Spanish 44 70,000 Common 44 40 boxes of Pipes I. BUCKINGHAM & SON , corner of mh 5_d2in Prince and Union streets. TOBACCO.—Just received a good assortment of the very finest Chewing Tobacco, man- ufactured in this country. Also, meJium and low-priced Tobacco of various brands. The attention of chewers ami dealers is invited. C. P. SHAW, N. E cor. King jecil and Fairfax sts. \7Eli Y~F1 NEIMPORTED HAVANA AND V PRINCIPE CIGARS.—Just received some very fine Havana and Principe Cigars.to which the attention ol the lovers of fine cisars is vited. C. P. SHAW. dec 10 N. E. cor Kingk Fairfax-sts.


ocr: HITE LEAD AND Oft;-. 1 ton Lewie1, pure Wliu I cask wperior Paint QU,3pr#4ff by aJ. J. WHEAT frJROS. 2 CASKS LEAF LARD, iurt received and for sale by fje l] J T. B. PERA1.


ocr: j , SPLENDID LOTTERIES, FOR JUNE, 18§i GREGORY*. MAURY, Managers. (Successors to J. VV. Maury & Co.) $r»0,000! $20,893! 5 prizes of $9,500 ! LOTTERY, for the benefit of the Slate of, Delaware, Class 18, for 1852, to be drawn j at Wilmington, Del., on Saturday, 12tftJunc, 1852. 7S number lotterv—14 drawn ballots. SPLENDID SCHEME: 1 prize of $50,000 1 do 25,893 1 do 9,500 l do 9,500 1 do 9,500 l do 9,500 1 prize of *9,j00 6 do 1,000 I 100 do 750 201 do 300 64 do 100 &c., &C., &C. Tickets $15, halves 7,00, qrs. 3,70, eigntns j ,s 15. Certificates of nack’gs 26 whole tickets $180 00 Do do 26 half do 90 00 Do do 26 quarter do 40 00 Do do 26 eighth do 22 00 _ 37,000 DOLLARS! 30 prizes of $1,500! LOTTERY, for the benefit of the State Delaware, Class 21, for 1S02, to be drawn at Wilmington, Del., on Saturday, \9tk June, 1802. 7S 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 I prize ot *J,uuu 30 (Jo 1,500 60 do 750 190 do 220 &c., &c., &c. Tickets $10*—halves $5—quarters $2 50 Certificates ot i>ack'gs26 whole tickets $140 00 do do 2* half do 70 00 do do 20 quarter do 35 00 $05,500 ! 100 prizes of $1,0001 LOTTERY, for the-benefit of the State of Delaware, Class IS, tor 1852, to be drawn at Wilmington, Del., on Saturday, the 20th of June, 1852. r Fourteen drawn numbers out of 75 SPLENDID SCHEME: 1 prize of $65,500 - 1 do ‘26,567 1 do -20.000 1 do 14,500 100|irrzesof 5*1,000 100 dfl SOO 160 do 300 &c, &c., &c. . . .... « Whole tickets$20; hive, to; qrs.^eigmns* ov. Certificates of pack'gs. 25 whole tickets $240 00 Do do 25 half do 120 00 Do do 25 quarter do 60 00 Do do 25 eighth do 30 00 Orders for Tickets and Shares and Certificates of Packages in the above Splendid Lotteries will receive the most prompt attention, and an official account of each drawing sent immedi ately after it is over to all who order from me. Address— E. E. O’KRIEN, Agent. (Successor to J. & C. Maury.) n,y 25_lm Alexandria. Va. HIGHLY IMPORTANT to those in want of FURNITURE and HOUSE FURNISH


ocr: The following table, showing the population and hanking capital of the principal cities in the United States, is taken from the New York Courier and Knquirer: Cities. Population. Bank Capital 1850. 1851. New York, N. Y. 515,000 $35,442,000 Philadelphia. Pa. 490.000 10,51 \000 Baltimore, Md. 169.000 7.140.00O Boston, Ma*s. 136,000 24.560,000 New Oileans. La. 119,000 12,267,000 Cincinnati, Ohio. li6,uoo l,725.uoo Brook l> n, N. Y. 96,000 l,300,oou St. Louis, Mo. 82,000 603.000 Albany, N. Y. 50,000 2.04.3.000 Pittsburg, Pa. 50,000 2.6l\0oo Louisville, Ky. 43,200 2,960.000 Charle.-ton, S. C. 42,SO0 9,153,000 Providence. H. 1. 41,500 K7yS.nno Bullalo, N. Y. 40,200 987,000 Washington, D. C. lO.oOO 8>2,0oo Newark, N. J. 38,800 l,>oo,ouo Rochester, N. Y. 37.000 930.000 Lowell, Mass. 33,000 1,100,000 Williamshurgh. N. Y. 30,700 none Troy, N. Y. ' 28,700 1,768.000 Chicago, III. 28,200 none. Savannah, Ga. 27,800 2.370.000 Richmond, Va. 27,400 * 2,114.01*0 Portland, Me. 26,800 1,125,000 New Haven, Cl. 22.500 1,9>7.0o0 Syracuse, X. Y. 22,200 Springfield, Mass. 21,600 1,150.000 Paterson, N. J. 21.300 none. Detroit, Mich. 21,000 762.000 Mobile, Ala. 20,500 2.OG0.000 Milvvaukie, Wis. 20,000 225.ooo Manchester. N. II. 19,000 260.0 » Salem, Mass. 18.800 l,65o.ooo liawrence, Mass. 18,300 5(humw Hartford. Conn. 1S.OOO 4,697.000 Nashville, Tenn. 17.500 5.1*1,000 Columbus. Ohio. 17.300 69ym*> Utica, N. Y. 17,*200 1.610.npo Cleveland, Ohio. 17,000 400.000 Bangor, Me. 14,400 l,00o,ouo [Com m i' mc AiK.ii. Agreeably to public notice, a meeting w** held at Sarepta Hall, on Friday evening las*, to take into consideration the practicability ..f establishing a permanent Steamboat line on the Potomac Kiver, for the conveyance of freight and passengers. O.i motion, Wm. H. Fowle was called to the Chair, and C. C. Berry, appointed Secretary The Chairman Mated the object of the m*ee? ing. and what he thought would he the resu.'t to tlie trade of the town, by establishing *urh a line, and ttie great accommodation it would aflord the people of the lower country. On motion, a committee of three was appoint ed by the Chair, consisting of Stephen Shinn, Richards C. Smith, ami ('has C. Berry, to ua t on the merchants and citizens for their sub


ocr: i.. H. cole- Isaac .shirk. h d MUSS ELMAN COLE, SHIRK & CO., Wholesale Dealers in TOBACCO, SEUARS, SSUFF.tfc., tfc, No. 330, Baltimore Street, Second door west of Howard, opposite Globe Hold, BALTIMORE, ML.


ocr: I BRILLIANT LOTTERIES, FOR FEBRUARY, 18§2. GREGORY & MAURY, Mauagers. t Successors to J. VV. Maury & Co.) 40,uoo DOLLARS! Kentucky stale lottery, for the benefit of the town of Frankfort, Class j 25, for l$02, to be drawn at Covington, Kv on Saturday, January 31*/, 1$02. 7$ number lottery—15 drawn ballots! BRILLIANT SCHEME: j 1 prize of $40,000 | 1 do 10,000 1 do 7,500 I prize of S>4V>"V' 10 do 2,000 I 40 do r>00 ccc., fcc., oic., Tickets $10-halves $5—quarters $2 50 Certificates of nack'gs *26 whole tickets $1*20 00 Do do 26 half do M) 00 Do do 26 quarter do 30 00 35,000 DOLLARS! 30 prizes of’$1,500! Kentucky state loitek\, tor the benefit ol the town ot hranktoit, Class31^ j tor 1852, to be drawn in Covington, Ky., on | Saturday, the 1th of February, 185*2. Is number l.oiterv—13 drawn ballots. SHLKNDID SCHKMK: 1 prize of $35,000 1 do 17,000 1 do 10.000 1 do 5,000 l do 3,130 | 1 i»rize or if,uuu 30 do 1.500 j 30 do 1,000 30 do 500 &c , &c , &c., Tickets only $10—halve* $5—quarters »2 ,>u. , Certificates of pack's:* 20 whole tickets $110 00 Do do 20 half do 70 00 Do do 20 quarter do 35 00 40,94*2 DOLLARS? 213 prizes of $1,000! KEN TCCKY STATE LOTTERY, for the benefit of the town of Frankfort, Class 37, for ls52, to be drawn in Covington, Ky, on Saturday, February 14th, l >-32. 75 number lottery—12 drawn ballots! BRILLIANT SCHEME: 1 prize of >l0.yi> l Uo 20,000 I I di> 10,000 | «• r* 1 prize of 2 prizes of $3,000 l 213 ilo 1,000 c OiC.y CVC., CV.C. Tickets $15. halves 7,50. qrs. 3,75,eighths 1,87*. Certificates of pack'gs 25 whole tickets $200 00 |)o do 25 half do 100 00 1)0 do 25 quarter do 50 00 Do do 25 eighth do 25 00 _ $3f.,000! 3 prizes of $10,000 ! Kentucky state lottery, for the benefit of the town of Frankfort, Class 48, for 1852, to he drawn in Covington, Kv , on Sntunlay, the 21 st day of Febrwmj. 1852. 7^ number lottery— 13 drawn bailots. GKAND SCI1KMK: i prize of $H5.000 I 1 do 10,000 I l do 10.000 1 do 10,000 1 do - 5,000 1 prize ot *5,000 1 do 5,000 1 do 2.045 i 1 do 2,000 | 25 do 1,200 Cic , A.C., <XC. Tickets $10—halves $5—quarters $2 50 Certificates of pack'gs25 whole tickets $130 00 do do 25 half do <35 00 do do 25 quarter do 32 50 — $♦53,000! 100 prizes ot $1,000! KEMTCKY STATE LOTTERY, for the benefit of the Town ot Frankfort, class 1', for 1 >52, to be drawn at Covington, Kv., on SaturdayJbe 'i^tb day of February, I>52. 7s number lottery—14 drawn ballots. SPLENDID SCHEME. 1 prize of $03,000 1 pr.ze of $26,000 ! 1 do 15,000 l do 12,000 1 do 10.477 5 prizes ot 4.000 r> do 3,000 10 do 2,000 100 do 1,000 &c., &c., &c. >Y hole tickets *20: hive. iu; (jis. :>: eignms g ov: Certificates 01 pack'gs. 26 whole tickets $250 00 [)o do 26 half do 125 00 Po do 26 quarter do 62 50 Po do 26 eighth do 3i 25 Orders for Tickets and Shares and Certificates 1 of Packages in the above Splendid Lotteries I 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. K. O'BKIKN, Agent. to J. & C. Maury.)


ocr: COMMERCIAL. The Markets. Baltimore, May 25 — Sales of 1,200 bbls. Howard street flour at $4; City Mills at $4 12. Wheat unchanged; corn 58c. a 61c. Other things unchanged. New York, May 25.—Sales of tout thous and barrels flour, State brands, at $4,064 a $4.IS; Southern, $4 37 a $4 62. Sales of 30, 000 bushels mixed corn at 62 a 64c. Cotton has advanced 4 cent. Sales of ten thousand bushel* red wheat at 95c.


ocr: GREGORY &. MAURY, Managers. (Successors to J. W. Maury & Co.) 40,000 DOLLARS ! 50 prizes of $2,000! LOTTERY, for the benefit of the State of Delaware, Class 12, for 1S52, to be drawn at Wilmington, Del.,on Saturday, the 29th day of May, J852. SPLENDID SCHEME: 1 prize of $40,000 1 do 15,000 l do 6,000 1 do 5,000 1 do 2,230 00 prizes of 00 do 400 60 do 300 64 do 100 &c., &c., &<c. Whole tickets sio—natves quarters *2 w. Certificates of pack’gs 25 whole tickets $140 00 Do do 25 half do 70 00 Do do 25 quarter do 35 00 40,000 DOLLARS! 20 prizes of $4,000! LOTTERY, for the benefit of the State ot Delaware, Class 15, for 1852, to be drawn at Wilmington, Del., on Saturday, the 5th day of June, 1852. BRILLIANT SCHEME: 1 prize of $40,000 •20 do 4,000 10 do 1,693 10 do 1,200 20 prizes of $>310 30 do 250 120 do 200 &cM &c., &c. Tickets $10—halves $5—quarters $2 50! Certificates of pacIPgs 25 whole tickets $130 00 Do do 25 half do 65 00 Do do 25 quarter do 32 50 $50,000! $25,893! 5 prizes of $9,500 ! LOTTERY, for the benefit of the State of Delaware, Class I85 for 1852, to he drawn at Wilmington, Del., on Saturday, V2th June) 1852. 78 number lottery—14 drawn ballots. SPLENDID SCHEME: 1 prize of $50,000 1 do 25,S93 l do 9,500 1 do 9,500 1 do 9,500 1 do 9,500 1 prize ot 99,50(1 6 do 1,000 100 do 700 201 do 300 6*1 do 100 &c., &c., &C. 1 lckets $15, halves 7,50, qrs. J,75,eighths Certificates of pack’gs 26 whole tickets $180 00 Do do 26 half do 90 00 Do do 26 quarter do 45 00 Do do 26 eighth do 22 50 37,500 DOLLARS! 30 prizes of $1,500! LOTTERY, for the benefit of the State of Delaware, ClasR!5jl9 for 1S52, to be drawn at Wilmington, Del., on Saturday, 19th June, lb52. 7S number lottery—13 drawn ballots! BRILLIANT SCHEME: 1 prize of $37,500 l do 15,000 1 do 10,000 1 do 5,000 l do 3.139 1 prize of $3,000 30 do J ,500 60 do 750 I‘j0 do 220 &C„ &C., &C. Tickets $10—halves $5—quarters $2 50 Certificates of pack'gs2C whole tickets $140 00 do do 2* half do 70 00 do do 20 quarter do 35 00 $05,500 ! 100 prizes of *1,000 ! LOTTERY, for the'benefit of the State of Delaware, Class 1$, for 1S52, to be drawn at Wilmington, Del., on Saturday, the 26/A of June, 1852. Fourteen drawn number* out of 75!“^ti SPLENDID SCHEME: 1 prize of $05,500 1 do 26,507 1 do 20,000 1 do 14,500 100 prizes of $1,000 100 do 500 160 do 300 &c , &c., &c. - - ‘ ■ ,i n fnl Whole tickets $20; hive. 10; qrs. 5; eignms * do. Certificates of pack’gs. 25 whole tickets $240 00 Do do 25 half do 120 00 Do do 25 quarter do 60 00 Do do 25 eighth do 30 00 Orders for Tickets and Shares and Certificates of Packages in the above Splendid Lotteries will receive the most prompt attention, and an official account of each drawing sent immedi ately after it is over to all who order from me. Address— E. E. O BRIEN, Agent. (Successor to J. & C. Maury.) my 25—1 m Alexandria, Va. PUBLIC NOTICE.-Sealed offers will be re 1 ceived, addressed to undersigned, until 12 o'clock, on Thursday, the 27th day of the pre sent month, for the sale of the WOODEN HOUSES, on the west side of the Strand, on the north fide of Duke street. Ten days will be allowed to the purchaser of said houses, to remove the same from said premises, together with all the bricks and rub bish, and in default cf which, the Houses will ; ' ! I


ocr: SPLENDID LOTTERIES, FOR MAY, 1852. GREGORY & MAURY, 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, 15m M&U* lb52. u n , » 7S number lottery—14 drawn ba lots. SPLENDID SCHEME: 1 prize ot *.{5,000 1 do 15*000 | 1 do 10,0001 i 2 prizes of 5,000 « A* A 000 v 2 do 2,574 C, do 10 do 40 do 400 I Certificates of pack’s* 26 whole tickets *130 00 j0 do 2* half do *>5 00 jo do 96 quarter do 33 00 75,000 (X)LLARS! 2 prizes of $20,000! LOTTERY, for 'the benefit of the State of Delaware, Class A, for 18'»2, to be drawn at Wilmington, Del., on Saturday^ the 22c/ of M* i*/, 1S52. Fifteen drawn number* out of 7s—Making nearly as many prize * a* 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 h prizes oi 7 prizes of 1,300 8 do 1/200 o do 1 >000 1 r> do 700 400 do 320 C. _ etc., cue.. : Whole tickets $20; hlvs. 10; (jrs. 5: eighths 2 50 i Certificates of pack’gs 26 whole tickets $240 00 Ho do 26 half do 120 00 Do do 26 quarter do 60 0U . Do do 26 eighth do '>0 00 40,000 DOLLAKS! SO prizes of $2,000! LOTTERV, for the benefit of the State ol Delaware, Class 14, for 1S52, to he drawn at Wilmington, Del ,on Saturday, the 20th day of May, 1352. SPLENDID SCHEME: • a ./v ^/\g\ l ____. rtf CO Old) i prize oi »iu,u»v 1 do 15,000 l do S,000 1 do 3,000 1 do 2.230 r>o do 400 r.o do 300 61 do 100 &€., &C., &C. ^ r A Whole tickets 510 —halves *>—quarts ** ^ Certificates of pack'gs 25 whole tickets $140 00 Do do 25 half do "0 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’BUI EN, Agent. (Successor to J. & C. Maury.) ap 20—lm _ Alexandria, China, Glass, Earthenware, Ac.


ocr: i j. ^ ami River Potomac, ISS th » mrus r MAN UK ACT l RL, Locomotive Engines ami Tenders. Marine and Stationary Engines and Boilers. Chilled Car Wheels and Axles. Patent Chifled and Wrought SliP-tire. Machinery and Cystines eenerally The undersigned having erected ver\ exten sE3stM5£3«K theMoM favorable ier«a. R. C. SMITH. Late of the Alexandria fronM orks. THATCHER PERKINS Late Master of Machinery on the Balt.«t» Rail Road. au« 7-11 • .


ocr: SPLENDID LOTTERIES, POE ME, 1882. GREGORY & MAURY, Manager*. (Successors to J. VV. Maury & Co.) $50,000! *25,893! 5 prizes of $9,500! LOTTERY, for thr benefit of the Mate of Delaware, Class 18, for 1852, to be drawn at Wilmington, Del., on Saturday, 12/A June, 75 number lottery—14 drawn ballots. SPLENDID SCHEME: 1 prize of $50,000 1 do ‘25,893 i • do 9,500 l do 9,500 i do 9,500 l do 9,500 I prize of $9,o00 6 do 1,500 100 do 750 251 do 300 64 do 150 &c., &c., &c. Tickets $15, halves 7,50, qrs. 3,75,eighths 1,87*. Certificates of pack’gs 26 whole tickets|!S0 oo [)o do 26 half do 00 00 Do do . 26 quarter do 45 00 Do do 26 eighth do 22 50 37,500 DOLLARS! 30 prizes of $1,500! LOTTERY, for the benefit Of the State of Delaware, Class ill, for 1852, to be drawn at Wilmington, Del., on Saturday, VJth June, 1S52. 7S 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 l prize ot JjiJjOOO 30 do J,r>oo rtO do "iOO 100 do ‘220 &c., &c., &c. Tickets $10—halves $5— quarters w ou Certificates of pack’gsSG whole tickets $140 00 do do 26 half do 70 00 do do 26 quarter do 35 00 $65,500 ! 10O prizes of $1,000 ! LOTTERY, for the'benefit of the State Delaware, Class 11, for 1852, to be drawn at Wilmington, Del., on Saturday, the '2Qtli of June, 1852. ' %**■*-. t&jF Fourteen drawn numbers out of 75 .“gfcjfl SPLENDID SCHEME: 1 prize of $85,500 1 do 26,567 1 do 20,000 1 do 14,500 100 prizes of $1,000 100 do r>°0 160 do 300 &C, &C., &C. Whole tickets $20: hi?*. 10; qrs. 3; eignins a ou. Certificates of pack’gs. 25 whole tickets $240 00 Do do 25 half do 120 00 Do do 25 quarter do 1 60 00 Do do 25 eighth do 30 00 Orders for Tickets and Shares and Certificates of Packages m the above Splendid Lotteries j 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.) my 25—!m Alexandria, Va. HIC.HLYTm POKTANT to those in want of FURNITURE anp HOUSE FURNISH


ocr: Alexandria Gazette & Virginia Advertiser, PC BUSHED DAILY BY EDGAR SNOWDEN, A? PbgbiHollarsperanuum, payable ball yearly. Alexandria Gazette & Virginia Advertiser, (EUR THE COUNTRY) IS PUBLISHED) REGULARLY) ON 1TL>l'A16, Till U6HAY6 & ^ATIKHAYS, A*, live dollars pet anuunr, payable in advauce. ob' Aovkkiisim*.—Advertisements not tx •e dm one square, inserted three tunes ior one dollar. Advertisements continued alter three uaie> tor 50 ceuts a square fok kach inskkxioa i.nsidk, or 25 cents oi rsiuK. Sixteen imes are counted a> a square. Advertisements by the year, at prices to be agreed u >nu, having lelerenee to the usual amount ol space they may occupy. pt• ,v)1i- advertising by the yeai not to advertise articles not included m their regular business, nor to insert in then advertisement, any other u IIUI S loan their own MAIL ARRANGEMENTS. The Northern Mail is ready lor dcUvciy every uior mug hv 10 o’clock, and clust's at 2o ciock, I • 51. The Southern Mail closes daily at 5*4, A. M > and is ready tor delivery soon alter the arrival ot the boat, siv between 3 and 1 o’clock, P. M. Tne Paulines mail arrives on Mondays, '» ed- nesdavs, and Fridays at 3 P. M , and closes Tuesdays, Thuisduys and Saturdays, at 10, A. M here at


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ocr: 7 uL*t'T|\f;s COTTON BATTS AND ^ STOCKING yarn.-The attention of the Merchants of Alexandria, and of the surround. in? Country, isc«Rcd to the supp j INGS COTTON BATTS, and iT YARN manufactured at the AlcMJidna COT rON Factor Y; which are ofered at the fast est Factory SN0WDEN & CO.


ocr: Concresa. In the Senate, yesterday, Mr. Smith presen ted the credentials of the Hon. Isaac Toucey, elected a Senator from Connecticut tor aix years; and the gentleman qualified and took his seat. After further business, the Senate took up the Deficiency bill: and considered a bill provi jmg for the payment of spoliations committed hy the Indians. The Senate then adjourned over till Monday celt. The House of Representatives was not in session.


ocr: Br. Schr. Ins, Guinn, St. John, N. B. by Caxenove k Co. Schr. Mary Peavy, Simpson, New York, coal by Cumberland Coal & Iron Co. Memoranda. Schr. Mott Bedell, Osborn, cld. at N.. York, for this port, 1,3th. __ Commisaionera of Election, Alex andria County —The lollowing gentlemen hate been appointed to serve as Commission ers, hie., tor holding the election lor County Of ficers &e., on the 27ih inst: John Parker, ) , W. T. Harper, [■ County, at Balls' y Hoad? Noah Drummond, ) Wesley Caihn, Officer. Benj, H. Lambert, ) ^ Ward, at George W. Geo. McCItish, . Trammell’s. John A Rudd, ) John T. Johnston, Officer. Henry Mansfield, 12(, Ward at ,he Council Chamber. Alex Lammond, G. L. Deeton, ^ Edward* Burchell, Officer. l«iac Buckingham, ) ;tc| Ward, at the Court (■eorge Dae.s, J House. George D. Fowle, ) Gto. White,|Officer. VV. W. Harper, John H. Brent, Wm. Davit, 4th Ward, at Mrs. Rose’s, corner Prince and Alfred streets. C. M. Castleman, Officer. my 15—2awte .'bird Ward.—A Meeting of the Whig# of the Third Ward, is requested at the Brook Lodce, on Monday tvtniog, at o slock. The Whigs of the Ward are requested to at tend. my 15“2L VESSELS WANTED—For New York, Baltimore,and Fredericksburg, by yj5 FOWLE & CO. FOR BARBADOS.-The fine British BKBarque EMUAA, Cerkhill, master, wnThave despatch. For freight, which will be t*mvl,r’*PPly,° WWI.ES. CO. Va, may FREIGHT lor Petersburg, had upon »Pi:{!"A‘« & f)VKR, my 0 Janney’s Wharf. .« KOR NEW YORK.— Il,e packet Schr. SESATOR. Myers uKTri havadu-patch. For freight apply the^Capuin on board, or * & FOR BALTIMORE. PHILA DELPHI A AND NEW The steam propeller R F. STOCKTON, this n|aee on Saturday, the l-ah l<>r the above port*. Erewht will be taken low rate*. Apply to HOW ARD & POOR, my u_It Daingerneld * T | ERRING and Shad* in barrels and my'fs b> P. & S BLACKLOCK. BAKER’S BROMA AND COCOA.—A •oppJy, ju« received, *J?£yco LEMONS by the box or retail, for sale at "W HITE'S, Post Office corner. ■y 14 DEMIJOHNS 1, a. 3, and 5 , „ LBS. very superior 5«**r Hama, just received, a«d for mm at ,y 11 WHITE’S Post Office corner. 200 900 ■iNE DOST, Guano, Poudretle, rat Salt*, and ArtificialI Guano, [or ^?!* my 3_E. B. ADDISON tt SON nOTOMAC LIME.—500 bbls. Potomac


ocr: BRILLIANT LOTTERIES, FOR FEBRUARY, 1852. GREGOKY & MAURY, Managers. (Successors to J. VV. Maury & Co.) $*>3,000! 100 prizes of $1,000! Kentucky state lottery, for the benefit of the Town of Frankfort, class U, tor IS52, to be drawn at Covington, Ky., on Saturday^ the 23tk day of Ftbruary, 1S52. 78 number lottery—14 drawn ballots. SPLENDID SCHEME. 1 prize of 1 prize of 1 do 1 do 1 do $83,000 $26,000 15.000 12.000 10.477 5 prizes of 5 do 10 do 100 do &c., &c., &c. 4,000 3.000 2,1)00 1,000 Whole tickets $30;'hive. 10; qrs. 5; eighths 2 5«! Certificates of pack'ss. 26 whole tickets 0 Qo do 26 half do 125 00 Do do 26 quarter do 62 50 Do do 26 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 after it is over to all who order from us. Address— E. E. OBRIEN, Agent. (Successor to J. & C. Maury,) jan 26—lm Alexandria. Va.


ocr: Sheetings, cotton batts and O .STOCKING YARN —The attention of the Merchants of Alexandria, and of the surround ing Countrv, i* called to the supply of SHEET InUS, COTTON BATTS, and STOCKING YARN* manufactured at the Alexandria COT- rON FACTORY; which are offered at the/otzv Pr£DWARD SNOWDEN it CO.


ocr: __ 1852. iSinIS'-n .. , „ MARCH, \rim\itu. Moon s Phases. 29 Monday— 5 50 6 10; D: Hu ji) Tuesday.... 5 4S*t> HjF'1 ‘ !? ^ J1 Wwlm-Mlny 5 4St> 12 V'••"}* J? ' 1 Tl.uwlay.Ms 466 U ^-;- $ $>* 2 Friday......'5 4i|6 15 *V • • •» _ - _5A” 3 Saturday.... 5 44j6 16j HIOII WA1UR. 4 Sunduy_5 4316 Hi Ma»ciA lb LATEST DAT US . . . ... . ■ ■ AT W bullion.*>iurcii l. .\*r;*ool_Minch lo ; ... j New Orleans.March 21'i Id ARINEJalST._ PORT « ALEXANDRIA, MARCH 27^ Arrived. Schr Z. Stratton, Studdams, New York, to Howard & Poor. Schr. John Compton, Sharp, do. to do. Sailed Schr. Mary Ann, Haley, New York, coal by Washington Coal Co. Schr. Panama, Terry, New York, by Fowle & Co. Memoranda. Schr. Amanda Clifford, hence, at New York, 23th inst. Schr. Matthew C. Durfee, hence,at Fall K»v-1 er^23^^^-^^mmmmmmm!


ocr: CLOTHING._ CHEAP SPRING ANDSUMMERCLOTH ING1—M1ER KAU FFM A N has just returned from the North with as sortment of SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS. His stocks consists in part of— COATS: Cloth, Dress, Frock and Sack. PANTS: Cloth, Cassimere, Tweed,—Spring and Summer. VESTS: Of every description and price.— Trunks, Oil Cloth Clothing, Shirts, Collars, Socks, Carpet Bags, Game do., Pocket and Neck Handkerchiefs, Overalls, &c., &c. Those who want anything in his line of bus iness are invited to call and examine his stock and prices, as he feels confident that they can not fail to please. Give him a trial before pur chasing elsewhere. .. , A£?»His store is on Ring Street, one door above Fairfax, and next to D. H. Guinn’* Dru, store. , . A flj^Clothing of every description made to order at the shortest notice. ap2—tf _


ocr: ALMANAC. 1852 >r\'>rsi . « JaM AKV. fds \ M >o\ * I»u«s. 31 Saturday—(i 55f5 5 r'j 11 1 Sunday.b 51,5 b [,,,b. F’ 2 Monday_b 53 .5 7 fy1'1 'lr ^ ^ M* 3 Timsdav .... !l» 52)5 M|Sew.*8 7 44 r. 4 Wednesday d 51 5 9!Fint 'ir • » 0 2i » 5 Thursday...Id 5u]5 1*); lib Hi WATER. 6 Friday.ib If* 5 II Jam’AKV 31, 2li. 3brn. LATEST DATES: London.fan. 10 1 Havre.Jan. 9 Liverpool.Ian 1(11 NV\v Orleans.. .Jan. 15 ^rDnliratioii of Hyland t’lia pc*l.—The Methodist Episcopal Church at Fairfax Court House, having been completed, will he re-opened for divine service on Sunday, February the sth. The dedication sermon will be preached at 101X o'clock on that day, by the Rev. S. A. Kcs zeil. Services in the afternoon and night to be con ducted by the Rev. J. A. Collins, and Rev. Thu*. Sewell. We extend a most cordial invitation to all to unite with us on the occasion. j»n 31— eo3t Orphan Asylum.—The adjourn ed meeting of the friends of this Institution, will be held on MONDAY EVENING, 2d of February, at the LYCECM HALL, at 7$ o' clock. Interesting addresses are expected Irorn Hon F P. Stanton, and others. Admittance fee, as usual, 12'cts . ;n aid of tlie funds oi the Institution, jan 30—3t


ocr: Window Cornices. Bands, Curtains, Window eokmeks and Randv— J P CLARKE, ha* received a lot of WINIX)W C 0 K N I C E S AN I> ^ RANI Ms SHADES AND SHADE FIXTERKS, which , he will sell very low. All kinds of CIR TAINS AND SHADES hung at the shortest notice and in the latest style. Call at the old stand on Kmc street, three door* above ritt. jan 1—dtt


ocr: I VJHEETINGS, COTTON BATTS AND O STOCKING YARN.—Theatfention of the ; Merchants of Alexandria, ami of the surround • ing Country, is called to the supply of SH FET ING S. COTTON BATTS, and STOCKING YARN, manufactured at the Alexandria COT IX3N FACTORY; which are offered at the low est Factory prices. EDWARD SNOWDEN & CO. sap 2 tf_ 5 BOXES ground Coffee, for sale bv mb 26 J. T. B. PERRY.