ocr: FOR BALTIMORE.—The steam ier POWHATAN will receive freight for Baltimore, on Friday and Saturday of eatA tree*, and leave on Sunday mornmp. Returning, leave Baltimore every Wednesday. S. SHfNN « SON, my 10— If Janney’s Wharf,


Alexandria gazette. [volume]

ocr: Sli'HOOLBfiBR & BRO., t&- Wholesale and Retail READY MADE CLOIH M,. Third door below the Marshall House ALEXANDRIA, VA. sep 19 __ W. J HIGDON, Still continues to receive orders in the House him! At the Lower end oe Kim. >ireki. ^ep 19—IV _... _ Dr. H. N- ELOYD, Corner of Washington If Queen sts.. Utters his |iro!essional tervices in lie public _sep 19—d3m Wm. JV. Tiffey—Surgeon beiHist, Having located Imnseil permanently in Alexandria, avails himself ot this oppor tunity ot informing the citizens ot the town and adjoining Country, that he is prepared to execute all operations pertaining to his profes sion. lie flatters, himself alter some experience in the profession, that he is able to give satis faction to all those who may lavor hnn with their patronage. . , . . He .solicits those who may he in want o( Ins services to give him a call. By permission, rei erence is made to the following gentlemen, both ol the Medical and Dental profession. Dr. M. A. Blankman, Fredericksburg V a. “ Thomas L. Hunter, King George, V a. “ J. N. Burnett. do do > a. “ Thomas Garnett. Westmoreland »a. Rev. Wm Friend, Port Royal, \ a. Col. K. T. Tayloe, King George S a. W. R. Mason, esq. do do Mr. John T. Rice, Westmorland, y a. Charles K. Baker, Westmoreland, >a. Office on King street, opposMc? the Marshall House. oct S ly \\ M . C. YE AT ON, attorney at law, A D IS 0 1 A R v p l l> Die. jCommissioner ol Doed> and D**po'itir,n- hu tlit* following states : \iw York, Oil MaK > LAND, M L-'Ot 151, Pennsylvania, Illinois, Nkw Jersey, Indiana, CoNNKCTICl I , M i — l-.-IITI, Massachi skti*. Ntw Hampshire, Lommana, Maim. Georgia, M ii higav, 'J k\a-, Xc. ()Hict* removed 10 vw^i -ide of Royal sin* King and I Vi nee -beets, up 18—eohni _ _ J. EDWARD CHASE, >1. 1>., SVRGEOM DEM I XT, sK.

place_of_publication: Alexandria, D.C.

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

publisher: Edgar Snowden


ocr: ORANGE A Gimvmmrn CHASGE OF HOURS . ON AND AFTER WEDSESDAY, June 1 st, 1603. diuly trams ( Sundays excepted,) will be run over mis road, agreeable to Lie ion lowing arrangement. A train tor W arrenton and intermediate points will leave tire Station, corner ui Duke and Henry streets, at 5s o'clock A. M. Returning, will leave W arrenton at a q*iatto past 1 o’clock, P. Aj., arriving m Alexandria, at a quarter betore 4 o'clock P M. A iratn Irom Culpeper to Alexandria, and intermediate points, will leave Culpeper at • o’clock A. M., arriving in Alexandria, at n o'clock AAl. .. , . o Returning, will leave Alexandria at o clock. P. M » arriving in Culpeper at a quarter after 0 o’clock. . , „ , A daily Stage is running between Lordons* viHe and Culpeper, in connection w ith the Cars on tins and the Virginia Centia! Roads. THROUGH TiCKElS. To ..^ ^ Do Staunton,.*2 ^ Do Lynchburg._ Do M ..» l)o W inchester.. •••,;-•• *, , Per order: W . R. dKOIKlIT, Ag^ut. my 30—tt _ FUR THER EX TESSIUS WXM’. MANASSAS GAP RAIL ROAD. rixHE PASSENGER AND i H K I (* H T 1 TRAINS are now running daily, (Sundays excepted,) between Alexandria and Marl* ham Station, Go miles Rom Alexandria, au<» 4 miles only irom the County of Warren, con* nectmg by Stage with Mn'.dlehurg at the i lams, ami by Kemp Taylor's daily line, (via [ails and Millwood,) with Winchester, limn Pied mont.* And on Monday s, W\»dne>da> s and Friday's, (via Front Royal) with I.tuay, from Markham Station _ , . Time Table on Manama* Gup Rod Road. Stations. Leave Manassas Station, (» 2C» o'clock, n. M. u Gainesville 41 ‘J u Thoroughfare44 H* w ’ “ Flams 44 H> 25 4> “ Salem 44 10 « Rector town 44 Id • ii_4 t. tin'. {<> 1 • 1 tcumvmjv * * ~ at Markham 41 11 20 Kktirnin*;. Leave Markham Station, 1! 50 o’clock, A. M Piedmont 44 12 20 1 . *'L u Kectortowu 41 1 - ^ 44 Salem 4; 12 ',0 44 Plains 44 * 1 00 44 41 Thoroughfarel 40 4; Gainesville 44 I L* at Manas>as “ '- lo M. M. WELSH, Superintendent. mv 4— t f _ t Oramu: x Alexan dkia R. R Co.,) Alexandria, Nov. S, tS51. S for transposition on this Road will he received dailv (Sundaysex between the hours ot s o'clock. A. M., 5 P. M., at the Station, corner oi Puke Henry sts., under the following regulations: All articles otieied tor iransportution must be marked, and each lot accompanied by list m duplicate of the number and descrip of packages to be forwaided, and the name the consignee and consignor. Gunpowder will only be forwarded under agreement, and mu>t be delivered at depot, on the mornings of 1 ue'-day, 1 burs and Saturday, by halt-past 4 o clock. 3_tt W. R. BROCKETT, Agent. MANASSAS GAP RAIL ROAD.


ocr: CUPFR PHOsTHATK OF LIMF. — A small O Invoice of this valuable Mature, represen ted to be superior in its effects to the best re ruvtan^Guano, daily lOTTON YARN—2’000 lbs. „'(pV*6RN- *j°dVVHEAT I BROS.


ocr: 3HHDS. Shoulder Bacon 1 do Sides do; bids. Lard 6 boxes J. M. Cobb's Tobacco 20 bug* Rl° Codee. jurt.Ke.rM, * PaYNE.


ocr: R~ "OOFING, (iUTTERING and SHIUTING. —The subscriber 10 prepared to do all khds of ROOFING, GUTTERING and SPOUTING, in (he very best manner and 00 the most reasonable terms. A (no on hand COOKING and PARLOR STOVES, HOP AIK FURNACES, TIN and JAPANNED WARE, at wholesale and retail. Royal street, opposite H. L. Simpson's Shoe Manufactory. A. L. GREGORY, my 4—d3m _ PAINTS.—Chrome Green dry m Odj Chrome Yellow, Verdigris and Chinese Blue, jui leceived, and lor sale by ,rN je21 J. I - R PEKR* 61


ocr: MbiSh ShdSHkk t'Mual Cuininertf. Arriykd, August 27. Boats Charles Arthur, Metacomet, and Caro line B. Tisdale, Cumberland, coal to Borden Mining Co. Boat William J. Boothe, Cumberland, coal to Alleghany Mining Co. Dkpartkp, August 27. Boa»s Charles Arthur, and Metacomet, Cum berland, by Borden Mining Co. Boat J. G. Lvtm, Cumberland, by Alleghany Mining Co.


ocr: C anal Cottiiuerce. arrived, l^ecember I t. Boats Ot ho Bake* ami Canonic us, Cumber land, coal to l*r<*stburf t oal C o. Departed, December 14. Boat Pioneei, Cumberland, by broMburg V oal i'o _


ocr: A LFX A N OKI A > J EA M > A VV - MIL Ls, Corner of Union end Gibbon street*. t l* constantly on hand, and for sale. VV a large supply of VV HITE and YELLOW Pi\E TIMBER* and Eastern Shore WHITE OA K Orders for Lt’MBER SAWED to s'zes, with despatch, and upon reasowable SMITH & WATTLES, au* 25-dtf


ocr: j j j ’ BRILLIANT SCHEMES, ru BE DKAWN AT WlUlMTuN, Delaware, In October, 1853. UBEUOK YS. MAURY, Managers, (Successors to J. VV. Maury & Co.) 40,000 DOLLARS! $20000! | $10,000! LOTTERY lor the benefit Ot the State of 1 Delaware, Class tor 1653, to be drawn at Wilmington, Del., on Saturday* Oc tober \rotU* 1853 number !otterv--14 drawn ballots. BRILLIANT SCHEME: 1 prize of $10,000 1 prize ot 1 do 20,000 30 prizes of 1 do 10,000 30 do 000 1 do 5,000 40 do -,‘)u 1 do 3,000 257 do 200 1 do 3.000 &C., &C., Tickets $10—halves ^-quarters . 2 oO • Certificates of pack's*. 2o whole tickets *130 00 Do do 2b hail do bo 00 Do do 2b quarter do 32 50 75,000 DOLLARS ! LOTTERY tor the benefit ot the State of Delaware, Class K, tor 1*53, to be drawn a’ Wilmington, Del., on Suturduy* Octobu 2-</, 1853. 1 -s number lottery- 13 drawn ballot!*. MAGNIFICEN T SCHEME: ! Prize of *75 Mill 1 prize ot SW) 1 do 30 000 2 prizes of 1 do 20,000 5 do 3,76* do 15,000 100 do 1,500 1 do 10,000 175 do 600 &c., \.c , &c. _ | Tickets $20, halves $10, qrs $5, eighths $2 50 . Certilicate» ot pack'gs 26 whole tickets $270 00 Do do “ 26 hail do 135 00 po do 26 quarter do 07 50 Do do 2b eighth do 3-j <5 36.000 "DOLLARS! t OTTERV tor the benefit oi the Slate ot J Delaware, (.lass 2 ID, R,r 1853, to t>e drawn at W ilmington, Del , on Saturday, Oi tober 22//r, 1853. , 12 drawn numbers out of 75. BRILLIANT SCHEME: 1 prize of $36,000 l prize ot $3,000 1 do 20.000 1 do 2.000 l do 12 000 I do 1*647 I do 10 00') 50 priz.rs ot 1,000 l do 5,000 50 do 500 1 do 4,000 111 do 250 &e.. eNc , &c. t Tickets $10— halves $5-quarter- $2 50 . Certificates ot pack's* 25 whole tickets, $1 10 00 |>0 do 25 half d<> 70 00 Do do 25 quarter do 35 00 _ /-v , m * • 1 . 1 C U „ , . ai.,1 1 \.r /roers jur i ichei* aim ^■ titicatesol Packages in the above splendid Lot teiies, will receive the most prompt attention, and an account of each drawing will he sent immediately after it is over, to all who order from me. Address— P. J BUCKEY, Agent, tpn o*>_Wilmington. Delaware.


ocr: ; Alexandria Candy Manufactory. U SCHAFER, WHOLESALE ANI» RA11; DRAPER IN COSFECTlOSEHY.JkUlL ASD FANCY AlUICLts, Fairfax street, two doors north of King, ALEXANDRIA, VA. sep 2S—Jtf _ _ schoolheer & BRO> Bkfc* Wholesale and Retail Healers m KF.ADV MADK CLOIDIMi. Third door below the Marshall House alkxandkia, va. pep 19 W. J HIGDON, fcsTU.I. CONTINVKS TO KECKIVK (iKDERS IN THE lloiitu- ami hiSii Painiiii*, At the Lower end or Kim; street. sep 19—ly ______ W. F. ME A HE. ATIORNEY At LAW. Office on Washington Mreet, east s de, near Kina, m the budding recently occupied by Dr. H Brn ke PoweH. sep 29—eo6m Dr. S’ > LLOYD, Corner o[ It ashingtou if (lucea sis., Driers his piolesMon.il .services to the j public fr*P ID—ddm _ W. T. POWKI.L, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in NORTH KIVKK BLCK MONK, Fringe Ftrekt. 3d noon below Roval, ALEXANDRIA, VA. sep 23—tv _ \Vu». N. l'ifffj—suigfOii l^uiisr, jHaving located hiinsell permanently in Alexandria, avails himself ot this ojfpoi lunity oi informing the citizens of the town and adjoining Country, that he is prepared to execute all operations pertaining to his profes sion. He flatters, liimsell after some experience in (he profession, that he is able to give satis faction to all those who may favor him with their patronage. He solicits those who may be m want ot his services to give him a call. By permission, ref erence i> made to the following gentlemen, both of the Medical and Dental profession. Dr. M. A. Rlankman, Fredericksburg Y a. *• Thomas L. Hunter, Lmg George, Va. “ J.N. Burnett, ? do do Y n. “ Thomas Garnett. Westmoreland Y u. Rev. Win. Friend, Port Royal, Y h. CoS. K. '1'. Tayloe, King George Va. W. R Mason, esq. do do Mr. John T. Rice, Westmor land, Va. Charles K. Baker, Weitmortiand, Y#. rtn Kim* street. opposite the Marshall House. oct s—ly M. ELDEIDGE, GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT, AND AGENT For THE BOSTON PACKET*■ \V hkat and Corn bought, lor wii • *ii thcj highest umikcT prices v.’iu be paid. jsIj;ppcis i>l Hch Height may impend upon oieir good' being sent toi ward v.'itb despatch. firs-Office on Cuiou wluirl, next dnoi to I). I> Smith & Co. jy 23—ly fvSSifiNGlOiX T. HARPER, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER EXCLUSIVELY. IN ALL KINDS OF TAINTS, OILS, TARNISHES, GLUES, DYE-STUFFS, BRUSHES, 117X0011 G /. ASS. T UTTYS. and G /.ASS JA US, and ali other articles belonging to the business. ( das> furnished to any si/** Paints mixed to any color and ouantity. Agent ior i>h\kt* » Fire Prool Punt, a) Factory prices ^ [TT Call and me, 3 door-* aboveth*1 Marshall House, (same side) lung street, Alexandra, <>(•1—it GEO RUE R. COEKROTII, Late cf Winchester, »ii., \V HO L F. s A L K HEALER IN TOBACCO. SUGARS, FICFF. BITES, life , South vac Kins d , bclrcin hair] x and Wafer streets, ALEXANDRIA, VA.


ocr: _ _ CUMBERLAND COAL —For sale by the cargo or car load, a superior quality COAL ! for Smithing and Steam purpose*. Orders 61.ed at the shortest notice. Address ^ ! CLARENCE JEWETT, Acjnt Park«r je in—tf Tun Co*l Co., I'oioo street.


ocr: Or BUTTS PRIME CAV. TOBACCO— Dt) 75 44 low price 44 “ 55 “ 44 Choice Brand 41 (purchased previous to the advance :u prices) and for sale on accommodating terms by aug 11 McVEIGH k CHAMBERLAIN.


ocr: __ _ ~~ FOR BALTIMORE.—Thesteam ^a.-w POWHATAN will receive liSSnnorBaltimor*, on Friday and Saturday oftatJ* vttk, asd l«m(» Sundaumamtng |nv« Baltimore entry Weenmday BMwntnC, wa » SON. l0_tf Janney’i Wharf


ocr: MANASSAS Si'MM IT Of THE HUE HI DEE. ttAlLY USE TO H IM HESTER. r1^4iK PASShNuKh 1 RAINS cue ».o a run JL mug daily - (Sunday's excepted,t. between Alexandria ana Linden Staimn, (Summit ol Blue Ridged 70 mue* from Alexandria, con neciiog by Kemp & Tastors ilai.y Hue o stages with Winchester trotn Piedmont, anu with Luray (via) Front Royal from Linden, l eaving Alexandria at *> od •* Arrive at L<oden at It 45 Leaving Linden at *} ^ Ainve at Alexandria at > « < M. M. WKLSH, Superintendent. oct 24—U


ocr: ~ " FORBALT1MORE.—Thesteam POWHATAN will receive frelghHo^altimore, on Friday and Saturday of each iteek, and leave on Sunday morning. Returning, leave Baltimore^ my to—tf Janney’a Wharf,


ocr: j * I ORANGE AND ALEX A N DR l A R A l L ROA D CHANGE OF HOURS. ON AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, Jxtm 1 st, i$53, </<n/t/ fnii/is r Sunday* excepted,] will be run over this road, agreeable to tne fol lowing arrangement. A train tor Uarrenton and intermedia^ points will leave the Station, corner ol Dukt and Henry streets, at $ o'clock A. M. ! Keturmng, will leave \Y arrenton at a quartet ’ past 1 o’clock, P. iVi., arriving m Alexandria at a quarter before 4 o’clock P-M. A train from Culpeper to Alexandria, anc intermediate points, will leave Culpeper at - o'clock A. M., arriving in Alexandria, at K o'clock AM. , 0 . Returning, will leave Alexandria at • • o clock, P. M , arriving in Culpeper at a quarter after 0 o'clock. . ^ , A daily Stage is running between Gordons ville and Culpeper, in connection w ith the Cars on this and the Y irgmia Central Loads. : THROUGH TICKETS. To GordonsvilSe..** ^ Do Staunton.f' ™ | DoLvnchburg,.*7 00 Do M ddlehurg,.,J() Do W ..90 Per order: W. B. BROCKETT, Agent, mv 30—tf _ FURTHER EXTENSION’ WEST. MANASSAS GAP KAIL ROAD. DAILY UNE TO WINCHESTER* rpHK PASSENGER AND FREIGHT A TRAINS are now running daily, (Sundays excepted,) between Ai.kxandria anil Mark ham Station. 05 miles Horn Alexandiia, aud 4 miles only from the County of VY arren, con necting hy Stage with AudJIeburg at the l iams, and by Kemp ife Ta\ior's daily line, (via Paris and Millwood,) with Winchester, from Pied mont. And on Monday's, Wednesday s and Friday’s, (via Front Royal) with Luray, from Markham Station Time Table on Nlanasw Gap Ran Road. Stations. Leave Manassas tation, ‘-4 2;» o clock, A* M. 44 Gainesville u 9 50 11 Thoroughfare 1 19 95 u p|ain8 44 10 25 “ “ 44 Salem u 19 40 “ '' 44 Rectortown “ 19 55 41 Piedmont u H 05 Arrive at Markham ;; 11 20 Rktirning. 1 Leave Markham Station, 11 50 o'clock, A. M wl Piuilmnnt 44 12 20 U I . M. 44 Rectortown 44 1- 30 44 Salem 44 1- 30 44 44 Plains “ 1 U0 44 44 44 Thoroughfare44 1 30 44 44 Gainesville 44 1 13 44 Arrive at Manassas 44 2 lf> 44 M. M. WELSH, Superintendent. my 4—tf 1\. ) , I . : ! ‘ I


ocr: WHEAT DRILLS —We are now prepared to send to all part* of the Country, Wheat ; Drills of almost every patent, bat we particular ly recommend those of Pennock’*, Moore’* and Sinclair'*, a* we believe them to be the mo*t perfect Drills now manufactured. All order* and communicationsBtnctlv attended to. ADDISON & MEADE, Pep 20 _Union Boiled linseed ^"^rWookre* ceived,andlorsalebyHENRV COT, 1*3


ocr: ( anal Cowmerce. _ Arrived, September 13. Boats A. W. Ka>t!ack, G. W. Grove, and John G. Lynn, Cumberland, coal to Alleghany Mining Co. Bo it Sarah Louise, Cumberland, to horuen Mining Co. Departed. Boats Mount Vernon, and Jacob F. Saylor, Cumberland, by APeghanv Mining Co., groce ries, fce., fiom McVeigh & Chamberlain, boo s, shoes, kc., trom Welis A. Harper &. Co., for Old Town, Md. Boat Charles Arthur. Cumberland, by Bor den Min in? Co. „ _ _ —


ocr: _ Wheat”drills-we are now prepared to send to all parts ot tbe Country, Wheat Drills of almost ever} patent, but we particular ly recommend those ot Peunock’s, Moore’* aod Sinclair’s, a* we believe them to be tbe moat Drills now man•)lac ured. All order* and communications strictly attended to. ADDISON &,MfcADE. sep 20 0nl„n .ireet. Boiled linseed o*k ceived, and for sale by tep 13


ocr: FOR BA LTl MORE.—The menu <r POWHATAN will _ roeeiv freight lor ow——on ^ru^jl V'f ^<^°a oftad teed, and leave on Sundryjnsrwy Returning, leave Baftirno^e^ fcSOdS?**4 my 10—tf- Janney’s wW • V I- i


ocr: CTRLIOHION fc VcNAlB, corner of Kmg j and Royal streets, A exandna, have just received, and have in -tore — IOO DOZ FANCY COLOGNE, Which will be .old, wholesale and «<»'. •* price* to please. [Sentinel.] *


ocr: I BRILLIANT SCHEMES ! \ ; j j TO BE DRAWN AT IVIUUNiiTuN, Delaware, in December 1853. (>D E(i()R Y S. M A l*KY, Manager*, < x» C( K" ro J. U . Mai kt \ Co ) 3b,ooi) DOLLAR ! Lottery tor I he benefit Ot the State OI Delaware, Cla— 21)0, for i>.,3. io br drawn at *\ limm^ion, Del , on Sutvruuy. l)i* it ruber \~th is’i' bb fii.fnbt-r K,t>ry—12 d awn ballots! SPLENDID LOi i KKY! I prize of $35.<*00 D> pn/e>of $1,000 1 do 2»).000 20 bo 300 1 do 10 non NO do 250 1 bo 5000 150 do 150 I do 2.0b0 <S:r.. N’C., &r. 'i icks >10—halves $5- quarters $2 5o. t t rTifirates oi par k At**. 22 v\ hole tickets $110 00 Do do 22 hall do 55 00 Do do 22 quarter do 27 50 05,(00 DOLLARS! j OTTKKA lor the benefit of the State of LJ Delaware, Class M, im I"53. lo bp drawn a1 U i!mnti»!OM, Del.. on Sufurduy, December 21.'//, I >53. 7s number loMerv— 15 drawn baliots! M vCMKICKN 1 SCHEME : 1 spl’d cap’i of $05 Ooo 1 prize of $5,000 1 do 25,000 I do 2 ON" 1 spl’d prize of 20 ooo I0priz.es of 2.500 I Jo , 10 000 10 do 1,500 1 di) 0 non 20 do i 000 j do vnuo 10 do 500 1 do 7.000 o'.5 low. N No do 300 1 (h» r>.«.00 &0 . \c , &r Tickets $J). halve" $i0, q " $5. eijthtns $J 50 ! Certificates ui p<tck'gs 2b whole tickets $J40 00 | >o do 2b hail do 120 00 Do do 20 quarter do b0 00 Do do 20 eighth do 30 001 57.000 DOLLARS' • 01' I ER \ lor the benefit of the State ol j \j Delaware, Class tfl)!, lor 1S53, to be! draven at Wilmington, Dei , Saturday, Decern• j fa r 31'»/. 1 b.j'j. 12 drawn numbers out o! 75' BRILLIANT SCHEME: 1 prize of $37,000 2 prizes of $3.41 b 2 prizes 15.000 40 no 1,000 2 no 7.000 30 do dt 0 2 do 5.000 141 do 250 Tickets $10 — haivvs $5- quarters $2 50 ! Certificates oi pack’go 25 whole tickets, $i40 00 j I>o do 25 bait do 70 00 j iv * . . ^ .4 - 1. or i .t\ : | KJ (JO <•> quailVl wv ; )u}vth tor Ticket* and Share* and Cer-j t ideate* of Packages m the above spiendui Lot- j lenes, wd! receive the m^st piompf attention, a d an account of each drawing will be setn : immediately alter it is over, to ad Who older j Irotn me. Address— p. .1 BITKKY. Agent. | nov v*)- 1 m VYilirniigwm. Ddauare j


ocr: - Canal Arrived, October 3. ^ Boats William J. Boothe, A. Carey, J. Lynn, and Jos.ah H. Davis, Cumberland, to Alleghary Mining Co. Boats Massasoit, Advance, Kate Bruce, Baker and Pioneer, Cumberland, coal to frost burg Coal Co. Departed, October 3. Boat Julia A. Elgin, groceries, Ac., from Mc Veigh & Chamberlain, shoes, boots, Arc, Wells A. Harper & Co., for Harrisonburg Forresiville, Rockingham County, \a. ^ boat Otho Raker, groceries, &c., from Mc Veigh k Chamberlain, shoes, boots, &c., Wells A Harper & Co., for Clear Spring, Han cock, and Cumberland, Md. Boat J F. Saylor, Cumberland, bv Mining Co._


ocr: NOTICE to the Ladies and SBKSkB Gentlemen of Alexandria :—1 will start a line of OMNIBUSES, commenc ing this, FRIDAY EYESING, which will leave the corner ol King and Fairfax streets, every evening, at 5U o’clock, for the Reservoir, West End. LJe 17-tf] WM. WHALEY.


ocr: ; ■ « , OUANLK AN D ALEXANDRIA KAIL SnggiPl' CHANGE OF HOURS ON AND AKTKK IUEDSESDAY, Jvn, Is/, isr,3. daily Irvins ( Sundays excepted will t>etun over this road, agreeable to tuc lot lowing arrangement. j \ train lor Warrenton and intermediah ! points will leave the Nation, coiner ot Duk. and Henrv streets, at -oclock A. M. Returning, will leave W arrenlon at a quarrel past 1 o’clock, P. M., arriving m Alexandria at a quarter before 4 o clock P- M. A train Irom Culpeper to Alexandria, am intermediate points, will leave Culpeper at - o’clock A. M., arriving in Alexandria, at H o'clock A M. , Returning, will leave Alexandria at ,> o • clock, P. M . arriving in Culpeper at a quarter after 6 o'clock. . , A daily Stage is running between. oordons vilie and Culpeper, in connection with the Cars on this and the Virginia C entral Roads. THROUGH TICKETS. To Gordonsvtlle,.. 50 Do Staunton,....50 DoL\nchburg.*7 00 Do M aid lehurg.f* 00 Do Winchester. 'Pi 50 1’er order: \V . R. BROCK Pi 11» Agent, my 30—tf * _ FURTHER EXTENSION WEST. MANASSAS GAP RAIL ROAD. m\tFro inx’/*•,, T rpHE PASSENGl* R AND P R K l G H i X TRAINS are now running daily, (Sundays excepted,) between Alexandria and Mark ham Station, 65 miles trom Alexandria, ami 4 miles only from the County of Warren, con necting bv Stage with Middleburg at the t nuns, and bv Kemp & Tavlor's daily line, (via laris and Millwood,) with Winchester, trom l »ed inont. Ami on Monday'?, \\ edne-da} s and Friday's, (via Front Royal) with Lurav, trom Markham Station , Tune Table on Manassas Gap Rail Rood. Stations. Leave Manassa> Station, a 25 o'clock, A. 01. 44 Gainesville “ 2 50 44 Thoroughfare “ 10 0) 44 Plains " i0 25 “ 44 Salem “ 10 40 “ “ j 44 Rectortown il 10 55 44 Piedmont ;i ll 0 ) Arrive at Markham 11 U 20 Returning. , 1 - » N 1 Leave Mariiham Station, 11 jvuciulk. ^ ^ • *{ Piedmont 4* 12 20 1 ’ i . AL 44 Kectortowa 41 12 30 41 Salem 41 12 50 u Plains 44 1 0° 41 Thoroughfare44 1 ‘ 0 44 Gainesville 44 1 *15 Arrive at Manas-as 44 2 15 M. M. WELSH, Superintendent. w$ 4—tf fiBMja«3g«agy Office Oramje 8c Alexandria K. K.Co.,) Alexandria, Nov. 8,1851. ) MERCHANDIZE for transportation onthis Road will be received daily (Sundaysex :epted) between the hours ol o clock, A. *. 1-, md 5 P. M., at the Station, corner ol Duke md Henry sts.. under the foliowing regulations: All articles offered lor transportation must be listmctlv marked, and each lot accompanied by i list m duplicate ot the number and desert ion of packages to be forwarded, and the name >f the consignee and consignor. Gunpowder will only be forwarded under special agreement, and must be delivered at :he depot, on the mornings of Tuesday, lburs* jav and Saturday, by halt-pa*t 4 o clock, feb 3 —tf W. B BROCKET 1, Agent. , ; ‘ I , 1


ocr: LOCAL ITEMS. Receipts of Coal by the Alexandria ■ during the month of October, 1S53: Tons. Cumberland Coal and Iron Co , 5,610 04 Borden Mining Co., 2,2uj 14 Alleghany Mining Co., 2^9S 19 Parker Vein Co., 4,4 Frostburg Co., 10 12 7U0 00 — I Two mules, with a wagon, belonging Lieut. B. W. Hunter, of this county, got board I rum one ot our wharves, on Tuesday ; last, and one of the mules becoming iu the harness, was drowned before he t>e rescued. The other, with the wagon taken out. The first Thursday in November being ap pointed by the Episcopal Church, to he ob served as a Day of Thanksgiving, when such day is appointed by the civil we understand that there will be Divine Service in St. Pan. s Church, this morn Tlie nett receipts of the Fair recently held in oily, lor the benefit of St. Mar) s (Catho lie) Church, amounted to $1,0*3. The alarm of fire on Tuesday night, was oc ca-ioned by the burning of tar barrels, &c., , at the Sou'll end of Fairfax street.


ocr: (ani«l Coimiieice, Departed, November l. Routs! G. stone, and Ospray, Cumberland, by Allegany Mining Co. Boat J P* Smart, tub icco and segars, from George R. Colhoih. to K J. Hamilton,and h. R. Putceil X Co., Loudoun County, Va, and groceries from Fleming Douglass for Lees burg. Va.


ocr: _ ~0Zm'~fOR B A LT1 MORE.—The steam yjS|^ar POWHATAN will receive freifhnoMJaltimore, on Friday and Saturday of *uk w"k, and leave on Sunday morn tag. ^Thin^ason1'' to—if jainey'i Wharf.


ocr: MARINE LIST POKi OF ALKXAM>kftA. OC'loBKU 20. Arrived. Schr. A Tula, Dillnoy. New London, to Cum berland Coal amt Iron Co. Memoranda. Schr. Hannah Matilda. Rockhill. for this port, wa?» at Newport, 26th. Sloop Mary L. Compton, Robinson, cleared at New York, for tin* port, 27th.


ocr: POKi OF ALKXAM>kftA. OC'loBKU 20. Arrived. Schr. A Tula, Dillnoy. New London, to Cum berland Coal amt Iron Co. Memoranda. Schr. Hannah Matilda. Rockhill. for this port, wa?» at Newport, 26th. Sloop Mary L. Compton, Robinson, cleared at New York, for tin* port, 27th. MtaKfik NBaitetiB t auai ('niuiiiene. Arrived. October 22. Boats F.ller. Bed, Ka*e Brine, and varan Louise, Cumberland, coal to Kostburg Coal Co AHeiitiou ! Mount Vernon Cauanh.— You are hereby notified to meet at Biooke Lodge, on St Asaph street, be km►» Mil.I f'anierou *treei*. on lufuiau evening, Suvember 1 $?, at 7 ocloeky lor the pur- pome of adopting or r» jetting \otir New Con sm i TioN. Every member is expected to be present. Bv order of the Captain WILLIAM H. SMITH, oct 29 — 3t Secretary . WASHING ION AND ALEX* A NOKIA boat —The tine, last and commodious Steamer CMOS, leaves at the following hours. Leave Alexandria, at 7, 9, IT*. 124.24, and ♦14 o'clock. la-ave Washington, at S. 94. 11 A, 1 h- 3$, ar.d f>4 o'clock This Boat has superior accommodations tor the conveyance ot vehicles of all kinds, with- out the trouble and difficulty of taking out the horses, Aagr Coaches for the conveyance of na*sen-/ers connect with the Boat at each end of the line. JOHN M. MAUAR, oct 31-M Captain. —w ALEXANDRIA AND WASH i^SStlNG TON BOAT.—The tine Steam eTT/TOJ/JIS COLLY ERy leaves at the to^- lowing hours: , «%» Leave Alexandria at S, 94. Hi, U» anu o'clock. . . ^, ., , ., Leave Washington at IO4, l‘-4> **■«• aT4 #‘(Irui-« SA M I. CHWCT. C»pUi» K«>K l.iVKKI*nt>l..-l'h; A; Nov I. _‘coppered Ship TRADE (USD. Bulloch, master, will have despatch, ror freight apply to FOB’LL & Ct . oct 2S JR VESSELS WANTED FOR BOS- jp0MbLO)N—0» e or two good V ESS FILS can have cargoes ot Drain for Boston, with quick despatch, on application to oct 19 FOWLE & CO. PF.Rl \ IAN Dl ANO—Now landing from packet Schr Her jam in Strong, arc f^r sale by (oct 20J S N. MASTERS & SON. onn SACKS FINE and DROCND AL. i s&XjV f UM SALT. Ill Store and for sale by oct 27 ROBINSON Nt PAYNE GLADES BETTER, very nice, fust received and for sale at W HI I E'S, ogt 2^5 Po*t Office corner. GUANO—100 tons best No. I, Peruvian, hourly expected New York, hv )5 S. S. MASTERS « SON. B4fY>N_*>o hbds. assorted Bacon, for sale by (oct 1!) J J. WHEAT & BROS.


ocr: MtaKfik NBaitetiB t auai ('niuiiiene. Arrived. October 22. Boats F.ller. Bed, Ka*e Brine, and varan Louise, Cumberland, coal to Kostburg Coal Co


ocr: HAIR, TOOTH, Nail, Cloth, Hat, Corob, Crumb, Flesh. Shaving, and Shoe Brush es, of best quality, constantly on hand and for sale cheap, at C. C. BERRYJS. nov 19__


ocr: SEED$.~ 50 bushels Clover Seed 50 44 Timothv Seed 50 44 Orchard Graft* Seed 25 44 Herds Grass Seed 35 44 Kyc Grass Seed 35 44 Kentucky Blue Grass Seed, jusl lectlvtd, and fur sale bv ADDISON k MEADE, Union atreet


ocr: . I | TO BE BRAWN AT WILHIXRTuN, B.-laware, j In October, 1853. GKEGOK \ ik. MAl'UV, Managers, (Successors to J. W. Maury A: Co ) |o,uu(j DOLLARS! $20,000! I $10,000! J OTTER\ tor the benefit ot lhe State of jt Delaware, Class 5138, tor l >53. to f>e drawn a< Wilmington, Del , on Saturday, Oc (• her 1 5//a. l >53 7* num »er lotferv — l I drawn ballots. HKILLI \ NT SCHEME: ipn/.'Ot $10,000 1 prize of $2,000 1 do 20,000 30 prizes of 1,000 1 do 10,000 30 do 500 1 dr 5.000 10 do 300 1 (Jo 3. <>00 257 do 200 I do 3.u00 Arc., Ate., AtC. Tickets $10—halve? $5-quarters $2 51)! CerHicates <>f jmck’gs. 26 w hole tickets $1 >o 00 Do do 26 half do 65 00 Do do 26 quarter do 32 50 75,000 DOLLARS! LOTTKRV tor the hem lit cd the State of Delaware, C ass K, tor !>53, to be drawn a< Wilmington, Dei., on Saturday, October 22d, 1S53. ( 7b number lottery 13 drawn ballots. MAGNIEICKN l’ SCHEME: 1 prize o| $75 000 I prize of $6,000 l do 30 000 2 prizes of 5 016 l do 20,000 5 do 3,76s 1 do 15,000 100 do 1,500 1 do 10,000 175 do 600 Arc., Arc.. Arc. Tickets $20. halves $;u, qrs $5, eighth.* $2 50 ! Certificates ot pack’gs 26 whole tickets $270 00 Do do 26 half do 135 00 Do do 26 quarter do 67 50 Do do 26 eighth do 33 75 36,000 DOLLARS! LOTTKRV for the benefit ot the State of j Delaware, Class ^ 10, lor 1*53, to be drawn at Wilmington, Del , on Saturday, Of label' 22th, I >53 12 drawn numbers out ot 75! BRILLIANT SCHEME: t prized $36,000 1 prize ot $3,000 1 (Jo 20.000 1 do 2,000 1 (lo 12.000 1 do 1,647 1 do 10.000 50 prizrs of l,i>00 1 do 5,000 50 do 500 1 do 4,000 111 do ‘250 Arc., &.c, &c. Tickets $iu —halves $5- quarters $2 50! Certificates of pack’gs 25 whole tickets. $140 00 Do do 25 half do 70 00 Do do 25 quarter do 35 00 ftsilr-Orders for Tickets and Shares and Cer tificate? of Packages in the above splendid Lot teries, will receive the most prompt attention, and an account o| each drawing will be sent imrrioitmtak uftor it N fiVef. tO ail WhO Older Irom me. Address— P. J BCCKEY, Agent, «P|i ‘jr,_im Wilmington. Delaware. China, Glass, Earthenware, &c. it L'Ai.l. NUPPLIKS.”—I CHIN A AND


ocr: < onutteK e. Arrived. )ul> 2v Boat Win. Albert, Cumberland, coal to Frost burg Coal Co. Departed. Boat Ellen Bell, groceries, Ate., from McVeigh At Chamberlain, and boots, shoes. Ate , from Well* A. Harper & Co., tor KuckettsviUe and Williamsport, Md , and Frank tin Co., Penn. Boats Ellen Bell and Anna Marion, Cumber land, from Fros’bori* Coal Co


ocr: , FOR B A LTLMOR K.—The steam POWHATAN will receive frelgbHo^altunort*on Friday and Saturday afmcK «*«*, *od on SWav ■—*u™ rrsssr***?: my l»—U JMney*« WfcMf.


ocr: I BRILLIANT SCHEMES, | TO HE DRAWN IT WILIISHTul, Delaware, ! lu November. 1853. | (HIEliUK V & >1AIKY, Managers, (Suer.essors to J. VV. Maury A: Co ) [ 3*,UOO DOLLARS! I OTTERY for the hH»t»*iii of the State of ^ Delaware, Cl»*s 5107, tor 1^53, to be ! drawn at W-M nington, Dei t Saturday, Sovem I Ur 19th, 1853. - ~n m.nioer lottery—14 drawn ballots! SPLENDID LOTTERY! I prize of frT'j.UOU 2 prizes of $2,574 ‘2 prizes • 10,000 5 do 2.000 2 (j(> 6,000 10 do 1,000 *> do 4.000 40 do 100 •2 do 3,000 203 do 250 kc.. tic., &C. Tickets $10—halves $5—quarters $2 50. Certilicatesot park'g».26 whole tickets $130 00 Do do 26 half do t>5 00 Do do 26 quarter do 32 50 63.470 DOLLARS ! LOTTERY tor the benefit of the State of Delaware, Class L, Uu 1853, to he drawn at V\ ilinington, Del., on Saturday, S or ember 1853. 75 number lotterv—12 drawn ballots. MAGNIFICENT SCHEME: 1 spl'd capl ol $03 470 2 prizes of $7 000 1 spfd prize ol 35.000 2 do 5,000 i do 25,000 10 do 2.000 1 Jo 17,410 100 do 1.000 o do 10,000 100 low. 3 No do 700 &c., &.C , &C. Tickets $20, halves $!0, qr* $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 50 Do do 25 eighth do 32 50 fi^y-Orders for Tickets and Shares and Cer tificates of Packages in the above splendid Lot teries, will receive the most prompt attention, and an account of each drawing will he sent immediately after if is over, to all who order irom me. Address— P. J. BDCKEY, Agent, oct 27—lm Wilmington, Delaware Tobacco, Segars, Sec., Sec.


ocr: __ Linseed oil— I Lewis’s White Lead, 12* and 25 lb kegs airits of Turpentine icbine Oil Mot Oil, low priced Fbint and Whitewash Brushes, a Qiftllolf received, and for sale, at the low pries* at WASHINGTON T. Mat, Oil and Glass Store, 3 doors above Itonhall House, King street. je 14


ocr: 1'»nn I Com mere*. Arrived, November 2.V Boats E. K. Voorhees. Kate Bruce, I toiieer Baltimore, to FroMbur* ( oai Co. Peparted. Novtmbrr 2.». Boats Kmilv Francis, C. B. female, B..h Voorhees, and Baltimore, by Brostburg l oa I Boar Augusta, Cumber land, by Allegany Mt ■ ning Co. I *


ocr: ‘•ry.; i . », .. 11 , !i;ni<!, ;n.(i oil* r^-o tt.f ! u!» \n\ -hi • \< i»(»!'tinfiD <»! t\I /;/ V/. / *!\i/. E, sdEAs. tV (’HAILS. < )i » \ v:n K ly. Ill oil ill'* '"V.’oi • Till-, Jot <1 m r;il>||»1 V :m«i li 11 i ~ ll, on 111in! I*' * *UI Hill I - 1 V K B ADDISON. PR -A E N D MEADE ADDISON & MEADE, DEALER" IN \iriti:llnrul I mi It-sitcnls, SKKIVn V.A,\ChK>, Me, Xc * Union stret beticccn King ond Cumcron, AI.KXANHltlA. VA. jin 27-It I(lMv , '■ n a(' H GMHIGK WAHIPGTON ROACH & WASHINGTON, CUOl’ERS. (OMISSION. k FORWARDING E -iion S’ri'’ ?, immMi «>! iOnir,-;.-; “alkxaxdkia, VA. >pp 21—tf RICHARD L. CARNE, Ju., DBA LEK I N HARDWARS, CUTLER.’, HOLLOW-WARE.*:., Sow ft Eos: •.(!>■ km” «.)* t'onf uc.Arttts A I.KXAN J >M A, VA., Has juM UTtivft! ni> lali supply, and invite > the mspectiou o: the public*. >f}> 22 —H F. A. MAUBUUY, ( OMM1SS1 ON M tin cuA N1 \ AND WHOLESALE DEALER IN FOREIGN & DOMES I 1C LIRUOUS, KOWI.e's wharf. mh IS—11 RICHARD II. STABLER, ,\.\.\!A I K < IIV.MIS I , Is PREPARED J 1 ANA1A /.E SOILS, (H!A A’O, Mi.\ Eli.ti.S,OLES (.y///C, A*, li’. < t.i ioi‘ kill-, E ll U At A SLX* ... L i-7_(»;•>< JAMES VAN SANT, ALllOiMNG '1 IIK MARSHALL lIOl.-'K. ALEX AS DU I A. I A, K,,-tm-Uimly on lnnnl mi i-xtninnvr ns^ottuiont ot 6AL)1)LLK\, 11.1 NKS, HAR NESS, kYo. M'i,S UKO rin \\« S- K ADAMS. l> s ORKliuRY BRYAN, ADAMS & CO., ALKX V NOKIA. VA \Y H O I, K S A I. K D K A L KKS IN FOIxElGS i)* DOMESTIC l)R\ GOODS. a}> 6 —it ( H\s Howard. JR . Alfred Poor HOWARD & POOR, GFXER i/- COMMISSION MERCHANTS, DAiNOEKFIELD S w HAKF, ALEXANDRIA, VA. mh 1.1—t f T. M. McCORMICK & CO., (Jrockrs, Flour sV Commission Merchants. Theatre RtnUUng, Keepalwn vson hand a ^'iieral assort men t <>t GROCERIES, PROVISIONS. AND tLOL K net 2•'►—IV PAVtll 111 '.!K. .I.K. M.1KS1IAI.I., .ir. H . . , KD HU ME, MARSHALL & WARD, GROCERS1.'COMMISSION KORWAIUHNG M E U C H .1 s 1 s. Eim'.-stkkkt, nkar rin: Kaii.-Hoai). ALEXANDRIA BREWERY. PORTER and ALE, of the beat Quality, Can be had at this establishment, in casitp <"»r poTTT.rc *»♦ n’l omr'R noT’ r' 1 H. Lu MONROE, Constable, AND GENERAL COLLECTOR OF REXTS And CLAIMS in the Counties of Alexan j,ia and Fairfax. HJ^Ciaim* cashed at fair rates. Office over ihe Market, Alexandria, Va. . £±ril i' \V Sluicfclett. J. L. Dysou. rkoCERS FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, C -KSKR OK PRJSCE AND I'NION STIlKKTh mti iv ALEXANDRIA, i a. j i i j j ! !


ocr: ALEXANDRIA BOOK BINDERY AM) Blank Book Manufactory, GAZETTE EVIL DING. BOOKS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, Made to Order, and Elegantly Bound, in Any Style oj Binding, With every attention paid to the proper ar rangement of plates in works illustrated, a»d at a much cheaper rale than any other estab lishment in the United States. W ork carefully packed for the Country. free of ANY EXPENSE. Ml’SIC, I.AVV BOOKS. PAMFHLKTS, Sec, Bound uptn tht Shortnt Xoti^e. And in the mo*t durable manner. nov 13—eotf


ocr: ECHOES VVANIECT—T^vtsh To pur chase any number of NEGROES, either m families, or single NEGROES. Also, me :banic* of all kinds, for which l will pay the highest eash prices. Persons wishing to sell will find it to their advantage to set me or my Agents before they sell. All communications will meet with prompt attention if addressed to me, at this place. jy 16-tf JOSEPH BRUIN. 5000 •gS* 6AG!i !°ELDRll)GK.


ocr: 0~ LD GOVERNMENT JAVA COFFEE White u Rio u Green “ Choice G. P Tea Fresh Beat Rice Painted Buckets, nests Wood ware Broome. &c., &f.» just received, and few •ale by SH ACE LETT hi DYSON. )% 30


ocr: Pr>.Ha- constant!) ‘»n o i 1 a' ,! !i f*X('•*!!'.*!' l'"OI tJliCM ')■ ^ CA1HSFTWA1% F. SCFAs, *V C7/J/A’N, Ol werv variety.an ; on Tm lowes'toi in-, w bi* ■ , i'oi durability ami tinisli,cannot be -m . < mli 4— 1 v K «' ADDISON. !>V,V»NlG'iKVDt: ADDISON & MEADE, DEAITK* IN Agricultural imi UciciiIn, v KKDS, Y. A N Tb K>, kc . \* Union street, between King ( arner„n Al.F.X ANOi:iA. VA j.»n 21 - tt . ... . . t, lilOHGK WASHING ION ROACH & WASHINGTON, GROCERS. COMMISSION, & FORM tRIliU ME Hi'HAS 1 s ■ •' Union Street, north o- Kirm ^ A i.E X A M ;h * ■ . V V 3( f. 2i o RICHARD L, CARNE, Ju., HARDWARE. CUtKJOiiLQil-WARE.As., Smith Fast enr kti.g bairf rs streCs. ALKXaMFuIA. va., rla^j'isl iarrived iii> tali sii}*| !}. nRu IIIvii»*s lilt* °» li*‘* |»an:!C. sc}‘ ‘2'2 — > t F. A. iMAiiBUK Y, COMMISSION MCHCIlAN 7 , AN I) WHOLES ALK DK.Nl.EIl IN FOREIGN DOMES 11C [.i^L'oRS. HlU l.E S WHARF. mli is—tf ME YEN BERG & BKO.’S, WHOLE'A I.E AND RETAIL DEALERS IN Ki) U K i (i .\ A X !' I><> K >V\L F!(\\ FA.Xt V, nnfl MJFJJMF U F ('no]:S\ Kino, between l fit and S i os.-in stkeeis, Off/)asile tiie Lisin a n c e 1 ifftLe■ cl* c *20 -II JAAiKS ikwi.n - » in.a.ia FoWhi.E. JAMES III WIN & CO., PKOnt I F CUAJJllSSlvS MF lit HA.\ J A, #£Tl K W I IS ' N U. it A U F , ^ ALLXANDKI A, V a. JAMES VANSANT, ADJOINING THE.MARSHALL HOUSE. ALLAAADklAi l A i Keep'* consiuiiliy on Imncl an exteu>i»e assortment ot SADDLEKV, IKLNIvS, HAR NESS, vVc. st*P* Gfc«». »*KVA.N, 6. ItAPA.MS, P. S. GKKGOfcV BRYAN, ADAMS k CO., ALEXANDRIA. VA VY I| O I. K > A L E I) E ALERS IN FOREIGN rV DOMESTIC l)H\ GOODS. a|> rt —if Chas HOW4KP. .IR ALFRED POOR HOWARD & POOR, ay Xt'ltAI. CU.VMISSiO.X Mf:iUHA.\ IS, fik*“i)AlNGKKHtil.DS WHAKK,-*» AI.KXAMUtiA. VA. mh IS—if T. M. AlcCORMICK & CO., Grocers, Flour k Commission Merchants. Theatre Hu tiding, Keep alway s on hand a generalassortim»nt of GROCERIES, PROVISIONS. AND FLOCK net •Jr'~ IV DAY IP It I ME. .1. K. MARSHALL, .If* H.l.WnKP HUMK, MARSHALL & WARP. GROCERS, COMMISSION vV FORWARDING MERCHANTS, King-street, near the Rail-Road. a l> *21 —11 ____ ALEXANDRIA BREWERY. PORTER and ALE. of tbe best Quality, M^Can be bad al Ibis establishment, in CAAVff or ar»TT?.®«. »1 «H r»m^« nr*xr 1 r'—,f H. L. MONROE, C onstable, AND general collector of rests And claims in the Counties of Alexan* (ina and Fairfax. JCy* Claim* cashed at ♦air ra’es Office over the Market, Alexandria, Va. _ _ js'S-W i; ii. Shackled* J. E. Dyson. uROCERS. FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHAN IK CORNER OF PRINCE AND UNION STREETS inb i*J ALEXANDRIA; VA .


ocr: _ G L GORP N y MARB0RY (JORDON & MARBUKY. A 7 TO R S E YS AT LA W, Alexandria, Va. ILL practice in tfie Courts of Alexandria V* and the adjacent counties of Maryland and Virgi ia. | Office on Cameron street, opposite the City Hotel. nov 24—tf


ocr: OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA COFFER While “ Rl° “ Green “ ChoiceG. P lea Fresh Veat Bice Painted Bnekeis, n*>U Woodware ttrnAma. be.. Re., iu»t received, and for Mle by SHACKLETT b DYSON,


ocr: LINSEED OIL, warranted pure, just secetv i sd and for sale by J. R. PIERTOINT, S. E. cor. King SSP 13 and Washington 1 iTTLES* WHITE OIL, for Horses, ** JPiL P1EKP01NT, S. E. cor. King iep 12 and Washington


ocr: CAAA LBS MINOR & HORTON’S OUUU PLOW CASTINGS, landing lots Fehr. Empire—In store and landing, 400 Plows assorted sues, direct from Minor & Horton’j Factory, for sale low, at ibe Agricultural Ware B S. HUCR. * i 1 » •


ocr: BRILLIANT SCHEMES. TO BE DBiWS AT WlLSlMTuN, Dilaware,. lu November. 1853. UEEGOK I & MAl'lO', Managers, (SvccifSuR. to J V\ . .Mai'*1 ^ ' 50 out) DOLLARS . LOTTERY for the bright of the Sia e ot Delaware. Class S«l, lor l«w3, <o drawn at Wilmington, Uei, on Sntutday, vtTnfrfT 12th* lt>o3. -s nunmer ioiterv— H drawn ballot?. SPLENDID SCHEME: i prize of $50 OHO 5 prize* of $3,000 1 do 30,000 100 do 6‘;0 5 do 10.000 2*31 low 3 No do 300 \ do 3.3*53 | &c , &c., &C Ticket- $15, hlvs 7.50, qr*. 3.75, e ghtb- l/5~i Certificates ot pack's*- ** w hole ticket* $tb0 oo Do do *26 bait do 00 00 Do do *20 quarter do 45 00 Do do ‘20 eighth do *22 50 3s.noo DOLLARS! I OTTERY foi the benefit of the Slate ot j Delaware. Class 2<>7r f°r i*.»3. t > be drawn »*t VV11 ninutpn, De« , Sotui duy, Govern btr IW/i, 1S53. t ,. , , 73 iwinder lottery—14 drawn hadot-. >LLK\DID LOi TER* v r t prize ot UUU I a prize. of 52 •>n ‘2 pr.zes l».nnu •"> f.“ ■> ,|(1 »; uoo to <!« 1>000 o do 4 00»> *10 do D O do 3 OnU 2Ja do &C.S *c,“ Tickets $;0—halve- $5 -quarters >2!->" Cert.*;cate* ut park’g-* *26 whole ticket* $130 Oo i)u do 26 ball do *’•*> Do do 26 quaiter do 32 50 63.470 DOLLARS’. I OTTKRY tor the benefit of the State o' a a f)n a wan*. Cla>* la. to; 1*03. 10 he drawn at Wilmington, Del., on Satin day, Aoi tinati MM. 1S53. , , , 75 number intterv—Id drawn baiiO.s. MAGMFIC'ENi SCHEME: 1 spi’d cap * u» $63 470 2 prize* Ot 1 sid'd prize ol 35 Uuo 2 do o.oUU i do 25,000 10 do 2 0U0 1 do 17.440 1U0 do 1 00u 2 do 10.000 100 low. 3 No do 7UU &c., Lc, Nc. Tckets $20. halve* $i0, q-s f5. eighths $2 • Certificates of pack gs 25 w huie tickets $*60 00 Do do ~ 25 half do 150 00 Do do *5 quarter do 65 50 Do do 25 eighth do 32 .>0


ocr: BE DRAWN AT WILMINGTON, In September, 1853. GREGOR Y& MAURY, (Successors to J. VV. Maury & Co.) 38,000 DOLLARS! $20,000! | $15,000! LOTTERY for the benefit of the State Delaware. Class tl 15, for 1853, to drawn at Wilmington, Dei., on Saturday, Sep tember 17th, 1853. ‘ BRILLIANT SCHEME: 1 prize of $38,000 1 prize of $1,000 f 1 do 20.000 i do 2.905 1 do 15.000 100 do 750 ! 1 do 10,000 113 do 500 1 do (3.000 &C., &C , &C. Tickets $10—halves $5-quarters $2 50. i Certificates of pack’gs. 26 whole tickets $140 00 Do do 26 half do 70 00 Do do 26 quarter do 35 00 70,330 DOLLARS! r OTTER Y for the benefit of the State of lj Delaware, Class !, tor 1853, to be drawn at Wilmington, Del, Saturday, September 24th, 1S53. 75 number lottery—13 drawn ballots. MAGNIFICENT SCHEME: 1 spl'd cap’J $70,330 25 prizes ot $2,000 I 2 spld prizes 20,000 52 do LOOO 2 do 10.000 200 (to 400 4 do O.uOO &c., &c., &c. Tickets $20, hlv’s $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 quar’r do 65 00 Do do 25 eighth 32 50 Ifey^Orders for 'Pickets and Shares and Cer tificates of Packages in the above splendid Lot teries, will receive the most prompt attention, and an account of each drawing will be sent ! immediately alter it is over, to all who order from me. Address— P. .1 BUCKKY, Agent, ' aug‘26—1 m Wilmington. Delaware


ocr: FOR B A LT1MOR K.—The steam ;er POWHATAN will receive freight for Baltimore, on Friday and Saturday oAeasAtMct, and leave on Sundavmoriung.: «—»'•*” m"" I uiy tO-U Jaoaey’a Wharf.


ocr: I * n't1 cr*UF\irs Dttl Ubtni’' i v-'v./ !Til BE ItHAWN AT \Ti!.BWGTuR, IMaw in November, 1353. I GBEGOli i & MAIKV, Man«ser». I (SurCfcsSvR? TO J. W'. iVlATRV ( O ) 50.000 DOLLARS'. LOITKKY lor the b*r.etjt oi the State o Delaware, Clas? 20L tor 1853, to N drawn at Wilmington, Del , on Sattuday, A3 cumber 1 '2th. 1853. 7S number lottery—14 drawn ballots. SPLENDID SCHEME: 1 prize of $50.0uu 5 prizes of $3,006 1 do 30.000 100 do 601 5 do lo uoo 451 low 3 No do 3o(i 1 do 3.353 [ , Arc., Slc. 'Picket? $15, hlvs 7.50, q rs. 3,75, e-ghth* I,S7( Certificates oi pack’&s. *6 whole ticket? $1 >0 oil l)o do *4R halt do 00 00 Do do 26 quarter do 45 00 Do do *46 eighth do 24 50 38,000 MILLARS! I OTTER Y for ttie benefit of the State o! ^0 Delaware, ('lass f«»r I8u3, t(> be drawn at Wilmington, Dei , Saturday. Novem her 1 [d/i, 1853. 78 number lottery—14 drawn ballot?! bPLKNDID MUTERY! 1 prize of $3* 000 2 prizes of $‘4 574 *4 prizes | 0.000 5 do ‘4.000 •4 do 6,000 10 do 1,000 *2 (Jo 4 000 40 do 100 2 do 3,0oU 298 do 250 Sir.. Sc . Sic. Tickets $10—halves $5—quarters $4 50 Certificates ot pack'g*. 46 whole tickets $1.30 00 | )0 do *46 halt do 65 00 Do do *46 quarter do 39 50 03.470 MILLARS! LOTTERY for the benefit of the State nt Delaware, Class L, 1 oi 1853. to he drawn at Wilmington, Del., on Saturday^ bovembtr Hath. 1S53. t t 75 number lottery—14 drawn ballots. M AGNI KICKN 1 SCH KME : J Spl'd cap’I Ol 3*63 470 j ‘4 prize? of $7 000 l sprd prize ot 35 ooo | *4 do 5.000 ] do ‘45.000 I 10 do 2 ooo i <1.. 17 410 100 do 1.000 2 do io.ooo j mo low. :> No do too kc, &.C , ^C. Tickets $gQ, halves $10. ;p* $5. eighths $> 50 ! Certificates ol pack’gs 25 w hole tickets $2H0 Ou Do do g5 hail do 13U00 Do do 25 quarter do 05 50 Do do 25 eighth do 32 50 {^Orders for Tickets and Shares and Cer tificate* of Packages m the above splendid Lot terie.i, will receive the most prompt attention, and a:i account ol each drawing vmII he sent immediately after it is over, to all who order from me. AJdres.— P. J HI CKEY, Agent, oct27--lm Wilmington. Delaware HIGHLY IMPOUTAN i to those hi wain ot KCKNI J UKE am) HOUSE FURNISH I NO articles, at the cheap cash Upholster'/ and ( I


ocr: RAG,TlST,TND HEMF CARPETING*. Just received an<l now (or sale * ,u , ply of tbe above goods, wbicb will be lo n worthy ibe attention of housekeepers. ALSO a case of very low priced CXK Al^. MUSLINS, as low a* .c^Vnnrw>N $1 SO per piece. CLAlJETT fcWDSJN, Dealers in House Furmsbmg Dry Goods ge.i. eralyl, Feonsylvama avenue, one dc»r east ot Jtb street. VVaebu>S«>o,sep31-eoJt


ocr: i /CUMBERLAND COAL —For sale by the KJ cargo or car ioad, a superior quiuity L A for Smithing and Steam purposes. Ordeisni eo at the shortest notice. Address CLARENCE JEWETT, Agent Parker je 15—tf Vein Coal Co., I nion street.


ocr: WARINL LIST. PORI OK ALEXANDRIA. NOVEMBER L Arrived. Schr. Ann Pickreil, Dukes, Philadelphia, to S Shmn& Son, and freight tor ttie District. Sloop Chester, Welch, wheat to J. I. B. Perry & Son. _ ( huhI t ommerce Arrived, November 1. Boat Ospray, Cumberland, coal to Alleghany Mining Co. Boats Eliza Wolf, and Advance, coai to Krostburg Coal Co. Departed, November 1. Boats J. G. Lvon, ami Mount Vernon, Cum berland, bv Alleghany Mining Co. Boats Gen. lay lor, and James F. Essex, groceries, fkr , bv D X* S Black'ock._ FOR LIVERPOOL —Ibe A. No 1. jeoppered Ship TRADE Mc Culloch, master, will have de-patch. tor Ireight apply to KOWLE & CO. oct 2S VESSELS WAMKP bOK jEDL'TON-—One or tw0 200‘1 ^ ESS ELS can have cargoes ot Grain for Boston, with quick despatch, on application to oct It) FOWLK & CO. RUSHTON, CLARK .V CO'S., Cod Liver Oil, the fiesh and genuine article, jii't received andforsaleby JAS. KN I’W ISLE, Jr., Apothecary, opposite Sarepta Hull. oct 27 ANY debts contracted by the crew of the Ship Trade Wind, will not be paid by the master or consignee. novt—3t JNO. McCCLLOCH. ( aptain Osgoods India chologugck. —a full supply, just leceived, and h> J. LEADbEAlEK, nmol Fairfai-sHcet. BlTCKWHKAT. — loo bags New Buckwheat, just received, and tor salebv J T. At. McCORMICK & CO, I Theatre Building. ETHEKIAI. Oil. ol the >«"’!;'■ ceived. and for sale b\ HhNK\ 1 KEL, Druggist, corner King and bairlax sts. nov I OOLAR SPERM OIL—The subscriber has just received, a few bKls. of Solar Sperm Oil. which is of grod quality. oct 3t HENRY COOK. Sarepta Hall. Bt'RiNG Machines.—Another lot just 1 received, direct trom the manufactory, by CREIGHTON & McN UK, oct 20 [Seii’l I cor. King & Roval sts. A ROOM FOR RENT, in a central location, and within a fe\r doors of the Post Office. Apply to Wm. B Price, at his office, Pitt street Place. oct 31 — 3t LINSEED OIL, received, and for sale bv J. LEADBEATER, 11 mo 1 Fairfax-street. CANNON’S BITTERS, Vlann»t.’* do . lor •ale by J. LEADBEATER. It mo l Fairfax-street FOR SALE, a good one horse CARRIAGE, but little used. Enquire at this office, oct 15—dtf _ _ BABBITT’S WASHING POWDERS, f0« «le by JOHN A MILBURN, OCt 25 Apothecary | j | j i '


ocr: (T'AIRBANKS* JPLA 1 FOR M SC A L E S - Jl Lone known— Severely tested—Alway right— Ihe Acknowledged Standard. Agents:—Geo C. Ewing, 21 Charles street Baltimo»e; Fairbanks & Co, 89 W‘ater street N. Y.; D B Smith & Co, Alexandria. Railroad, Hay, Coal and Farmers* SCALES set id any part of the country at short notice, oct 4—d3mo ? *


ocr: ORANGE ^^CfLASGt! ON AND AKTKK H'EDXESDAY, I si, 1303, (Lilly trains ( ''Malays wiiI be mn over this road, agreeable u> the lol lowing arrangement. A train tor Warrenton and points will leave the Station, corner ui and Henry streets, at - o clock A. M. Returning, will leave Warrenton at a past 1 o’clock, P. M.. arriving in at a quarter before 4 o'clock P. M. A iram from Culpeper to Alexandria, intermediate points, will leave Culpeper at o'clock A. M., arriving in Alexandria, at o'clock A M. Returning, will leave Alexandria at 3 O' clock, P. M , arriving in Culpeper at a alter t> o'clock. A daily Stage is running between ville and Culpeper, in connection with the on this and lhe \ irgmia C entral Roads. THROUGH TICKETS. To Gordonsville,.$4 50 l>o Staunton,. 50 Do Lynchburg.lH) Do M ddteburg,.00 |)o Winchester.. • • • • *4 00 Per order: W. B. BROCKEH, Agent, mv 30—if __ FURTHER EXTESSIOE WEST. MANASSAS GAP RAIL ROAD. DAILY USE TO lYlSVilESTER. riiHK PASSENGER AND i* R E 1 G H I J. TRAINS are now running daily, (Sundays excepted.) between Alexandria ami .Mark* ham Station. d»5 miles from Alexandria, a ■•. 1 miles only troin the County ol Warren, con necting bv Stage with Middlebutg at the l lams, and bv Kemp ^ Ta\ioi’s daily line, (via Paris and Millwood.) with Winchester, from l ied* mont. And on Monday's, W wdne-day s and Friday’s, (via Front Royal) with Luray, irom Markham Station Jim? Tub!€ oh Mantii-'d* Lull houii. Stations. . , . . , Leave Manassas Station, •< o c ock, A* . • ki Gainesville 0 50 “ Thoroughfare u Id o> u pimns " »• 10 go “ Salem u Id 40 u Rectortown “ 10 50 u Piedmont u H On Arrive at Markham u 11 -id Returning. Leave Markham Station, n oOoc.ock, A. M u Piedmont “ 1- -d •* 1 .J i* u Rectortown 4i 1- j0 u Salem u 1 - o0 W Plains “ 1 00 ;k t; Thoroughfareu t ^0 “ Gainesville '* r *•; t. at Manassas u 2 L> M. i\l. WELSH, Superintendent. my \ — tf __-«*«*" Swt£ Okam»e & Alexandria K. KT o., t Alexandria, Nov. s, l^r>l. ) \ 1 ELCHANDiZE tor iranspo. iation on this Load will oe receive*! daily ^(Sundaysex between the bouts ol ^ o’clock, A. iM , r> P. M., at the Station, corner ot Duke Henry cylinder the following regulations: All articles oitiered tor transportation must be marked, and each lot accompanied by list m duplicate of the number and descrip ot packages to be torwarded, and the name the consignee and consignor. Gunpowder will only he torwarded under agreement, and must be delivered at depot, on the mornings ot Monday and by hall-past l o'clock. leb 3_ti ’ W. B. BLOCK El 1, Agent. MANASSAS GAP KAIL LOAD.


ocr: LOCAL ITEMS A Missionary Metlin; will be held at the M. E. Church, South, on Sunday night, 23d mst. Addresses appiopriate to the occasion will he 1 delivered by the Kev. W. VV. Bennett ami Rt*v. Jas A. Duncan, and a collection taken up in favor of Miseioi s. The pulpit will be occu ! p'ed in the forenoon by one of the above rain ed gentlemen. ■ We have had for the pa-t two weeks the en i >\nient of that most delightful nndoii, Indian Summer—with its hazy atmosphere, ami its balmy ajr. The weather altered on Thursday, and since then we have had rain, and may : now look for trust and the approaches of win ter. For Auction Sales this day, IM *ront °* ^ie t Mayor’s Office, see another column of to day 's Paper. _


ocr: \ PUBLISHED DAILY AND T RI-VV K£ KM EDGAR SNOWDEN. The ALKXAN Dili A GAZETTE, forth^Country. is prints on Tuesdays. Thursday?# >aturuay$ Sbbscrifiio*n.—The Daily paper is furnished at 5 dollars per annum, payable halt yearly- 1 he Ooautry paper —tri-weekly— is furnished for live dollars per annu m, payable m advance. Advertising.—Tnree insertions of one square for one dollar. Yearly advertisers atspecifted rates No subscription received from the country, unU's accompanied bythecash, or by a-esponsibU name


ocr: The ALEXANDRIA GAZKT TE,lortheCoumry, is printed on Tuesdays, TiiursduysAc Saturday* Surscriftion.—The Daily paper is tarnished at 5 dollars per annum, payable halt yearly, lhe Country paper—tri-weekly—is furnished toriivt dollars per annu m, payable in advance. Advertising.—Three insertions of one square, to? one dollar. Yearly advertisers atspecihed rates No subscription received from the country, unit's* accompanied bytheeash, or by a responsible name. i 1 \ j i , i i


ocr: LAND FOR SALK —From 200 to GOO ACRES OF [.AND, lying on Broad Run, in the County of Prince William, la., two i miles and a half from the Gainesville Station, Manassas Gap Rati Road. § s,MPfcON. J Prince William County, Va^od ls--,uH KRDVJAN g¥aNO-Now landing from packet Sebr. Benjamin Strong, and tor aala by poet 20] .S. S. MASTERS A SON.


ocr: _ A CARD~DR JOHS W. at Mr*. Smith'" hoarding hous*». on street, 5th door we“t of Washington boose formerly occupied bv the late Dr. Wash ington. He wifi practice in all the departments of profession He ha* b*en engaged for ’he iwentv odd years i th^ Practice of Medicine aep pwfcMid bypANj£L f HooB


ocr: KGUUES^VanTeD —I wish to pur- _ chase any number ot NEGROES, in families, or single NEGROES. Also, chamc* of all kinds, for wh^ch 1 will pay the highest cash prices Person* wishing to will find it to their advantage to see me or m\ Agents before <hev sell. All communication* will meei with prompt attention if addressed to mjyBlV-tfP,*Ce‘ JOSEPH BRUIN.


ocr: MKN I s and TOMBS, ol the best American and Itahan Marble. They will he forwarded to any part ot this or adjoining Counties. All i orders punctually attended to THOMAS LANG, jv 20—eotf Alexandria, Va. 00 Stuart's Sugar House Syrup, Just Zv received, and for sale bv sep 23 HUME, MARSHALL k WAKP.


ocr: 1 er BOXES pare Ground Coffee 10 10 do fresh “do 10 do prim* Mustard, received, and for •ale ,y ROACH & WASHINGTON. 16


ocr: i I ; 1 I ( ( i I . , ; . . , j BRILLIANT SCHEMES. ro BE DRAWN AT WILMINGTON, Delaware, Iu September, 1853. j UREGOR Y & M A l KY, Managers, (Successors to J. Wr. Mauri k Co.) 53.556 DOLLARS! 6 prizes of $10,000 . , LOTTERY lor the benefit of the sta.e o! Delaware, Class 200, lor 1S53, to be irawn at Wilmington, Del., on Sutu/day, frep- ember lOf/t, 1S53. . . . 76 number lottery—14 drawn ballots. j Sl'I.BNDID SCHKMK: ■ 1 prize of $53,5.Vi 1 prize ol $10,000 1 do 1U.00U ! ,!o , 10,00U 1 do 10.000 100 prizes oi 1,000 t do 10.000 *257 do 5UU 1 do 10.000 fcc , kc-, ; Pickets $15, hlvs 7.50, qrs. 3,75, eghthsl.b^; Certificates ol paek’gs. *0 whole tickets $lv) 00 Do do 26 hall do 00 Oi) Do do 26 quarter do 4> 00, Do do 20 eighth do 22 oO. 3S.000 DOLLARS ! ' $20 000! | $15,000! i LOTTERY lorthe benefit of the Stine of: Delaware, Class 21.*, f°L ,0C )e drawn at W ilmington, Del, oil bd!urday} &ep- timber 17///, 1653. ,, BRILLIANT SCHEME: 1 prize of $3’>,000 1 prize of $1,000 1 do 20.000 1 do 1 do 15,000 100 do 1 do 10,000 113 do l do 0.000 &C., &C , &C. Tickets $10—halves $5-quarters $250. Certificates ol pack'gs. 26 whole tickets >1 it) Go Do do 26 half do 70 00 Do do 26 quarter do 35 oo - 70.330 DOLLARS! LOTTERY for the benefit of the State of Delaware. Class 1, tor 1S53. to be drawn at Wilmington, Del., Saturday. September 2-l*/<, 1S03. , ,, , 75 number lottery—13 drawn ballots! MAGN1 KICKNT SCH KM E: 1 sprd cap’l $70,330 25 prizes of $2,000 2 t?p!d prizes 20.000 52 do 1,000 2 do 10.000 200 do ‘100 4 do 5.000 kc.} kc., kc. Tickets $20, hlv\<‘$10, qrs $5, eighths $2 50 ! Certificates of pack'gs 25 whole tickets, $2*10 oo l)o do 25 half do 130 00 |lo do 25 quar’f do 65 00 Do do 25 e.ghth .32 50 {^‘Orders for Tickets and Shares and Cer tificates oi Packages in the above splendid Lot teries, will receive the most prompt, attention, and an account of each drawing will be sent immediately alter it is over, to ail who from me. Address— P. J. BCCKEY, Agent, an2 26—lm Wilmington,


ocr: OH A Mi K iar Ha igpUflil^g! CHANGE OF HOURS ON ANI> AFTKK WEDNESDAY, Is?, 1353, daily (nun* ( 'Sunday* excepted,) wi!l be run over this road, agreeable to the fol lowing arrangement. ■\ train tor N\ urrenton and points will leaveIhe Station, corner of and Henrv streets, at 5o'clock A. M. Keturnms, will leave U arrenton at a past 1 o’clock, I*. M-. ainvins m at a quarter before 4 o'clock 1 • M. A tram trom Culpeper to Alexandria, intermediate points, will leave Culpeper at o'clock A- M, arriving in Alexandria, at o'clock AM. 0 , Returning, will leave Alexandria at > o clock, P. M , arriving in Culpeper at a quarter after ♦> o’clock ,, , A daily Stage is running between Gordons ville and Culpeper, in connection with the on thSTand the Virginia Central Koads. THROCGH TICKKIS. To Gordonsville,. Do Staunton,.™ Do Lynchburg.. Do .^ JJ J Do Winchester.VV*'* Per order: VV. B. BROCK KTl, Agent. my 30—tf _ FURTHER EXTESSIOS \TEST. MANASSAS GAP RAIL ROAD. ALYL TO rpHK PASSKNGMi ANl> t R R 1 G H T x TRAINS are now running dally, (Sundays excepted.) between Alexandria and Mark ham Station. 05 miles trom Alexandria, and 4 miles only trom the County of W arren, con necting bv Stage with Midilleburg utliie t lams, and bv Kemp & Taylor s dally line, (via J an« and Millwood.) with Winchester, trom l led mont. And on Monday's, Wedne.«da> s am. Friday’s, (via Front Royal) with Lit ray, irom Markham Station .. _ , Time Table on olanassa* Gap Rad Road. Stations. Leave Manassas Station, 0 25oc’ocn, A. M. 44 Gainesville 44 2 50 44 Thoroughfare44 10 U > 44 Plains 44 H> *'> “ “ 44 Salem 44 10 40 44 Rectortown 44 10 55 44 Piedmont 44 11 o > Arrive at Markham 44 li *-0 Rktlrmno Leave Markham Station, H 50 o'clock, A. M. " Piedmont 44 I - -0 * -1'*1 44 Rectortown 44 I - •’** 44 SaU'tn 44 I - r,t> 44 Plains 44 1 °o 4; 't horoughfare44 I »*o 4i Gainesville 44 1 4 » Arrive at Manas-jas 44 - }•* . u M. M. WKl.SII, Superintendent. . . 11 I » 1 M Orange X. Ai.kxam>kia K. I»A.o., | Aj.kxanukia. Nov. t>, l>bl. S Mkuchandizk tor transput tat ion on this Uoad will he leceived daily (Sundaysex between the hours ol > o clock, A. ; 1 , 5 l\ M„ at the Station, corner ol Duke Hen ry st>.. u ndor t he tu 11ow i»g regu Jat ioris: All articles ottered tor transportation must be I v marked, and each lot accompanieu by list in duplicate oi the number and descrip ol package- to be lor warded, and the name the consignee and consignor. <Jcnpowufr Will only be torwarded under agreement, umi must. he delivered at depot, on the mornings ot i uesi»a.\, » hms and Siturdav, by halt-past 1 o’clocK. feb :t—tf W. B BKOCKK1 1, Agent.


ocr: CREIGHTON it McNAlK, comer of Ki»* and Royal (ireeia, A.eiandxia, have juat received, and have in More— lOO DOZ. FANCY COLOGNE. Wbieb will b* told, wholesale and retail.at pricea td pleaM. [Seotioel.J °t> '49


ocr: , COFbFF—Sl Domingo, White and Green Rio. Laguir*. Maricaibo, Old Gov. Java, l and Mocha Coffees, kepi constantly on hand,1 and tor sale bv T. M. McCORMICR & CO., j nov 15 Theatre Building.


ocr: LPOR SALE — A square ot ground (TWO C ACRES,) bounded by Montgomery, St. Asaph, Pitt, and Madison streets, which from ita proximity to the Canal Ba6in, is well adap ted for a Coal Depot. f oct S^f EDWARD 0. POWELL.


ocr: IA7HEAT DRILLS.—We are now prepares VV to send to all parts of the Country, Whea Drills of almost every patent, but we particular |y recommend those of Pennock’s, Moore’s an< Sinclair's, as we believe them to be the perfect Drills now manulae ured. All »od comamnication*etr,c;IV)atieoded (^D& ITnion street sep 20 ___ R0,LEDd ^dSWNRVaiolc" £> ceived, and lor sal* oy ^ # Ha), 1 . ! ! ’ ■


ocr: ( anal ( oiuiueice. arrived, December 17. Boats Ellen Kh>II, and Ka e Bruce, Cumber laud, coal to Borden Mining l o. Departed, f)ecember 17. _ .• ft ft 4 ^ I * it r«\ Lnf . boats lofiemeu, «m.u auii«»«.n x. land, by Borden Mi:t>ne Co. Boat Win Fowie, Cumberland, by Allegha ny Mining C«».


ocr: ' FOR BALTIMORE.—The steam f_MHBBB;tr POWHATAN will receive freSghnorBaltimore, on Friday and Saturday of each week, and l«*»« on Sunday rooming Returning, leave Baltimore every Wednesday. *’ S. SHINN & SON, my 10—tl Jaoney's Wharf,


ocr: “ ' pOR B A LTI MOR K.—The steam ^^B^^^er POWHATAN wi!l receive IrShnorBaltimore, on Friday and Saturday oftatkvttk, and leave on Sunday morning Returning, leave SO^ 40—tf Jtnaey’s Wharf


ocr: I j j ; j ' , BRILLIANT SCHEMES, TO BE DRAWS AT WILMINGTON, jp September, 1853. GREGOR Y & MAURY, Managers, (Successors to J. VV. Maury & Co.) 53,556 DOLLARS! 6 prizes ot $10,000 . LOTTERY for the benpfit ot the Sta-e ot Delaware, ('lass 209, tor 1S53, to he drawn at Wilmington, Del., on Saturday, Sep- tember iQt/i, 1S53. 73 number lottery—14 drawn ballots. SPLENDID SCHEME: 1 prize of $03,556 I prize of 1 do 10,000 1 do 10.000 1 do 10,000 ioo prizes of 1,000 l do 10,000 257 do 300 1 do 10.000 kc., kc., kc. Tickets $15, hi vs 7.50, qrs. 3,75, eighths I.S7J. Certificates ol pack'gs. 26 whole tickets $i>0 no Do do 26 halt do 90 00 Do do 26 quarter do 43 00 Do do 26 eighth do 22 50 - oS.000 DOLLARS! $20,000! j $15,000! LOT TERY tor the benefit of the State of Delaware, Class 215, for 1S53, to be drawn at Wilmington, Dei , on Saturday. Sep tember 17///, 1S53. BRILLIANT SCHEME: 1 prize of $33,000 1 prize of $1,000 1 do 20,000 l do 1 do 15.000 100 do 750 1 do 10,000 113 do 500 1 do 6,000 kc., kc , &c. Tickets $10—halves $5—quarters $2 50. Certificates of pack'gs. 26 whole tickets $140 00 Do do ~ 26 half do 70 00 Do do 26 quarter do 35 00 70.3.30 DOLLARS! LOTTERY for the benefit of the State of Delaware, Class I, for 1353, to be drawn at Wilmington, Del , Saturday, September 21 th 1S53. 75 number lottery—13 drawn ballots! MAGNIFICENT SCHEME: 1 spill cap’l $70,330 25 prizes of $J.000 2 spld prizes 20.000 52 do 2 do 10.000 200 do _ *100 4 do 5.000 &c., kc., kc. Tickets $20, hlv’s'SlO, qrs $5, eighths $2 50 ! Certificates of pack'gs 25 whole tickets, $260 Do do ' 25 half do 130 00 Do do 25 quar’r do 65 [) > do 25 eighth 32 fe^-Orders for Tickets and Shares and Cer tificates of Packages in the above splendid teries. will receive the most prompt aod an account ol each drawing will be immediately after it is over, to all who from me. Address— P. J. RCCKEY, Agent, aug 26—lm Wilmington, &c., occ.


ocr: ___:— V»vaI. ESTATE FOR SALK- For Rale. R the following Real Estate, in tbe town ot Jjf*nt"The Lot with tbe BRICK 1 KX E |9 MKNT. occupied by T Dailey, fronting 5(Meet mme or less, on Duke street, running back 75 feet 7 inches, more or less. 3 A GROUND RKNT ot 9*6 67 charged on a weM improved lot of ground on the North Hide of Duke, between Altred and Patrick atreete.. For terms apply to gp ,-eetf CAiENOV E 4. CO. i


ocr: _ LX>K SAI.K —A Mjuafe ol ground (l w<) C ACRKS,) bound mI by Moo'tnro.ry.ai. A«a[>b, Fm. and Madieon Mtfet*. wh,f.h its proximity to ibe Canal Basin, is well “"tOWARD ro«al~ ,


ocr: R~ ‘ OOFINl^ GUTTER]NgTnTm* >U1 lSi\: —'Ihe subscriber is prepared io do all ot ROOFING, GUTTERING ami SPOUHNG, in the very best manner and oq the most reasonable term)*. Iiin. kI, A is > on hand ( 0)kfV» and I A LI JR i STOVES. HOP AIR M.'RNACKS, TIN and JAPANNED WARE, at wholesale and retail. fc.y.1 ;.r, 0,.,-oM-e H/'/^hVv.06 Manufactory. A* o. uuru rri\ 4—rf3m Pa |\TS.—Chrome Green dry n* Dm Chrome Yellow, Verdigris and Chinese Blue, jus | lecmed, aod for pERRY ^ son,


ocr: COMMERCIAL. Alexandria Market, July IB. Flour remains linn, with veiv ! ght receipts and stocks daily d;m nishing. Holdets are very j decided in asking $4 75. To day there is little j or no Wheat ottering. I here is an active de ! mand at 104 a 106 els for good to prime red, | and 106 a 10> for white No sales of Corn i reported. Business improving, and the city un i usually healthv.


ocr: ALEXANDRIA STEAM SAW-MILLS, Corner of Union and Gibbon streets. 1 \JE have constantly on b*nd, 8,lrf [or ^ r: YV a lar-pMipflj ot WHITE and 'KCLOU PINE TIMBER, and Eastern Miore >'HI I F °ISrOrJ,T.to I.I'M BEK SAWED »»»£. 25— titf


ocr: BRYAN.ADAMS & CO, are constantly adding to their stock, Seasonable DRY GOODS. Purchasers would find it to their ad village to examine their stock before parcha Mg elsewhere, as their determination is to tell, 0* tithe lowest prices. oct qj


ocr: a ■ ] DRUGS.—Powdered Arsenic, White Mus tard Seed, Lemon Balm. (Ground Black )eper, Peruvian Bark, Salad Oil. ju-»t received, nd for sale by JAS. ENTWISLE, Jr., Apothecary, opposite SarepU Hall. net 27_ BACON.—20 hhdv assorted Bacon, for sale J. J. WHEAT & BROS.


ocr: 'EsSTND.Tn front of my dwelling: on Aljf; JP street, by my servant girl, a GOLD RINti TU owner can get it, by describing said rin^ gad paying for this advertisement. aoV 8-3t R A. STEPHENSON. ERINO SHEEP.—On the 25th in*t., 1701 Msrino Ewtks, for sale T. N. DAVISSON. Warrenton, Fauquier Co., nov 8—eo3t RAGS ROASTED COFFER, received, am tor nit by [bo? 9] THOMAS DAW. . ,


ocr: N~a7lS, Arc.— 300 kegs Avalon Nails 30 kegs Horse Shoes 5 kegs Horse Shoe Nails, for sale !>v eug 2 J. J. WHEAT & BROS.


ocr: HAKF FOR RENT -Will be rented from now until the 1st day of March, 1534. the Wharf adjoining the Fish Wharf, on | the South, being that part formerly under a I lease to the corporation. For terms, apply to FLEMING k DOUGLASS, ie IS—tf cor. King and Uoioo-sts.


ocr: Cttcistl (’osiiiueite. Arrived, August 13. Boats Charles William,'Ann Caroline, an ! Osprey, Cumberland, coal t > Alleghany mg Co. Departed Boats Isaac Motter, Win. Fowle, and Khzi Wo f, Cumberland, by Alleghany Mmng Co. Boat Belle, groceries, from McVeigh iN Cbam berlain, boots, shoes, &e., froni V\ eiis A. Har per & Co , for Shepherdstown, Va.


ocr: PORT OF ALEXANDRIA. SEPTEMBER K Arrived. Br. Schr. William Wallace, Hull, St. John, N. B., plaister to Cazenove K Co. Schr. Elleanor, Wilkerson, Mattox, wheat to Robinson & Payne. Sailed. Br. Ship Sattelite, Nlooibouse, Quebec, by Fowle & Co. Br. Schr. Linnett Holder, St. John, N. B., by Cazenove & Co.


ocr: ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA 1K S. ON AND AtvJKfeU tt'EDSRSDAY, June I v', is',;{. ( ^miltnji t ecejiled.) will be urn over mBfiiail, agreeable lo U.e lot lowing arrangement. A train tor Warrenton and intermediate poniN will leave the Station, corner ot Puke and Henrv streets, at > o'clock A. M. Returning, will leave Warrenton at a quarter past 1 o'clock, I’. M„ arriving m Alexandria, at a quaiter betore I o clock P. M. A train trom Culpeper to Aiexandua, and intermediate points, will leave Cuipeper at • o'clock A. M., arriving in Alexandria, at U> o'clock AM. y Returning, will leave Alexandria at * o clock, P. M , arriving m Culpeper at a quarter alter b o'clock. A daily Stage is running between Gordons ville and'Culpeper, in connection with the Cars on this and the Virginia Central Roads. THROCGH TICKKTS. To Gordonsviile,. Po Staunton,... Po Lynchburg,.°l) po Muldleburg. Po Winchester.^ Per order: W. ii. BROCK KIT, Agent. my 30—tf _ FURTHER EXTEXSlOS H’EST. MANASSAS GAP RAIL UOAP. i^i DAILY i.IXE TO H lMHESlLR. fjiHK CASSr.NC.KR AND b U k 1 G H I 1 TRAINS are now running daily, (Sundays excepted.) between Alexandria and Mark* ham Station. **•"> miles horn Alexandria, and -* mii.vf mi♦ mu' ?( onnt\ ot \\ ai ren, con* Meeting by Stage with Middieburg at the Plains, and bv Kemp Xl faCor s uaily line, ('»u i aris and Millwood.) with Winchester. Horn Pied mont. And on Monuav s, M ednc>uu\ > an.. Friday's, (via Front Koval) with Luray, Horn Markham Station .. , Ji'iic Table oh Manama* hop hail hood. Stations. . Leave Manassas Station, $ '2-> o'ciocu, A. 31. 44 Gainesville 41 :>0 44 Thoroughfare44 PJ b.> 44 Plains - 44 1» 2"> 44 Salem 44 P) dO 14 Kectortown 44 id r>.> 4- Piedmont 4t 11 U> Arrive at Markham 44 H -J Uktirmno. Leave Markham Station, U 00 o'clock, A. 31. 44 Piedmont 44 12 20 *’ l . * L 41 Keclortown 44 12 A) 44 Salem 44 12 f»*> 4; “ 44 Plains 44 1 dO 44 Thoroughfare *4 1 ;-0 44 Gainesville 44 1 d-> Arrive at Manassas 44 2 !■» 4‘ M. M. WELMl, Superintendent. nn 4—tl Office Ouanof. Alexandria K. K A o.,} Alexandria. Nov. s, lbf»l. S MFKCH AN DIZK lor trunspo: tation on this Koad will be received daily (Sundaysex between ti e houis ot b o'clock, A. M • ? f> P. xM., at the Station, corner ot Duke Henrv sts.,undertiie iollowing regulations: All articles offered lor nansportation must be marked, and each lot accompanied h\ list in duplicate of the number and descrip of package" tu be foi wanted, aim the miau the consignee and consignor. Giseowper will only be lorwarded under agreement, and must be delivered at depot, on the morning" ot Monday and bv halt-pas1 • " ‘1 . f0b 3-ti W, B. UKtK’kh! 1, Agent. MANASSAS GAP KAIL K<>AD.


ocr: _ _ _ FOR BALTIMORE.—The steam POWHATAN will ^ receive freSgbn^Baltiinore, on Friday and Saturday of each teeek, and leave on Sunday morning. *—«■km Januey’» Wharf,


ocr: — —— — . j I i . j j brilliant schemes. TO BE DRAWN AT \V1LMIN(1T»N, Delaware, in December, 1853. OREGON V &MACNY, Managers, (M'CCtSS'Mls T« J- " • MAURV 41 Co.) v 30.000 UOU.AK ! LOT I KUY lot llie OtMietil ol top Male 01 Delaware, Clas, 290, lor is.,3, 10 be Jrawn at V\ iliniirglon, Del-. 0,1 imtUiuuy, l)< on number lottery-12 drawn ballots. MTENDID j>()1 * ER\ ■ 1 prize of $35,01)0 j 15 prizes ol $1,000 1 lio 20.000 20 do 500 1 do 10 000 30 do 2n0 1 do 5 000 150 do 150 1 do 2,UsO &<*••• &.('■* &e. Tickets $10—halves $5 - quarters $2 5u. Certificates ot pack g*. 22 whole tickeis$l 10 00 Do do 22 hall do 55 00 Do do 22 quarter do 2/->0 05,000 DOLLARS! LOTTERY lor the benefit nt the state ot Delaware, Class 31, tor 1853. to be drawn a! W ilmmgton, Del., on Saturday, Vtcttnuei 21///, 1853. , t . 7s number lottery—15 drawn ballots. magnikicen r scheme-. 1 spi ll cap’lol $05 000 I prize of *;,°0u 1 do 25.000 J do 2 058 1 spi ll prize ot 20.000 10 prizes of d 1 do 10,000 10 do l,./00 1 do 9 000 20 do 1.000 1 do 8,000 10 do _ 500 l do 7,000 | 505 tow. 3 No do 3u0 1 do 6,1*00 j fcc . &c, IS? t Tickets $20, halves $10, q«s $5, eighths*'; Certificates ot pack gs 26 whole ticket/* $240 00 Do do *z6 half do 120 oo Do do 26 quarter do 60 uo Do do 26 eighth do 30 00 37.000 DOLLARS’. j OTTERY for the benefit of the State ot Delaware, Class 301, for 1853, to be drawn at Wilmington, Dei* Saturday. L/tcnn btr 31*7, 1553. „rl drawn numbers out ol <•>. BRILLIANT SCHEME: 1 prize of $37,000 i prizes of $3,4 i 6 2 prizes 15.000 40 do L000 2 (Jo 7.000 30 do 600 *2 do 5,000 111 do 250 Tickets $10—halves $5-quarters $2 50 . Certificates ol pack’gs 25 whole tickets, $i40 00 Do do 25 bait do 7o 0u Do do 25 quarter do 35 00 fe^Orders for I icket- and Shares and Cer tificates ot Package** m the above splendid Lot teries, will receive the most prompt attention, and an account of each drawing will he sent immediately after it is over, to ail who order from me. Addres*— p. .1 L[JCKE\ , Agent, nnv *>A_iin Wilmington. Delaware* Tobacco, Segars, &c., &c.


ocr: UANO.—100 tons best No. t, Peruvian, hourly expected from New York, by Id 10 S. S. MASTERS & SON.


ocr: MANASSAS G\P RAIL ROAD summit of rut: nu t: uinor hAn. v /.i\t: m ii'L\cnt:srt:K. 'T'HK PaSSKNoEK 1 KAINS ate now run A mug daily. (Sundays excepted,) Alexandria ann Limlen Station, (Summit blue Ridge,) ~0 miles from Alexandria, con necting by Kemp ^ iavlors dany line Stages with Winchester trom Piedmont, with I mi ray (via) Front Renal from Linden. I eaving Alexandria at s tn> A. Al. Arrive at Linden at 11 4r» Leavmg Linden at 11 hi) Arrive a* Alexandria at •*< L» M. M. WKLSH, Superintendent. Oct *24—tf ALEXANDRIA KAIL


ocr: OTABURR*S GREA TAGi~5A N D FRVEf O SPECIFIC, far tbe complete and radica OMfOilb aad Fewer* BHieos. ReanOtat oi JliiToae frwa Nqrbt Sweats, Jaaastce, Dj* Maim At-, Ac-, prepared by R. H STABLER. N. If. corner of King at d Wasn-sis Sfa oftbf Golden Bor. e aug :r I ;


ocr: LDGOVEKXMtXT JAVA C0FFt£ White “ R.o Green u ClKHceG. F lea Fresh Beit Race peeled Bucket*, nest* \\ coc^rare Brows*. &c - &C-, just received, acd for bv SHACKLETT & DYSON. 3b


ocr: BRILLIANT SCHEMES. TO BE DKAHN AT WILMINGTON, Iu September, 1853. GREGOR i .V. MAI K Y, (Sfu £,5:?R:- TO J . MaCRY & 1 ;| ) 38 000 DOLLARS' $20,000 ! i S!5.000 ! LOTTERY for the benefit of the state Delaware, Class 5*15^ f°rt 1 STj3, drawn at Wiiraington, Dei , on Satur'iny* Sep tember 17/4, 1S33. ., „ BRILLIANT SCHEME: 1 prize of $;,s,900 1 prize of 1 do 20,000 1 do I do . 15*000 100 do 1 do 10,000 113 do 1 do 8,000 &c., &C , &C. Tickets $10—halves $3— quarters $2_o0. Certificates of pack'd*. 26 whole tickets $140 00 Do do 26 half do 70 Do do 26 quarter do 35 70.^30 DOLLARS ' f OTTERY for the benefit ot the State \J Delaware, Ciu» I, tor 1n53 to he drawn a: Wilmington. Del . S^uunhy- September 21 :L 1V>3. 7 7 number lotvrv—13 drawn ballots MAGNIFICENT SCHEME: I spl'd cap'l $70,330 25 prizes Ol $2,000 2 sp!d prizes 20.Oo0 52 do l.uuu 2 do 10.000 200 do 400 4 do .5.000 &i\, ^'C., &C. Tickets $29. hlv‘s $10. qrs $5. eighth* $2 50 ! Certificates ot pack g> 25 whole tickets. $260 oo IV CO *2-3 half do 130 00 IV do 25 quar’r do 65 00 D > Co 25 e.ghth 32 f»u ft®?'-®\Vders tor Pickets and >hare« an i lY: tihCute* of Package* in the above splendid I-o: terie?. w 1 receive the mist prompt attention. a'»u an account of each drawing will he >en: mn ediate y alter it is over, to all vcho order Irom me. Auuress— l\ J BUCKET, Agent, ang*2fi--!ir Wilmington. Delaware


ocr: WHEAT DRILLS — We are do* prepared ▼ ¥ to **nd to aii parte oi the Country \N heat Drills of almost every patent, but we particular Iy recommend those o! Lencock s* Moore sand S nclaiZs* a? we telie'etbe® to be \tc xz». perfect Dr.Ls now mantuac -'e-. A:! order? aad coajmuakaUoOkStruiiy attended to. ADDISON k MEADE, Union >*"rct


ocr: MAHINB LIST W »l\T ok ALEXANDRIA. DECEMBER 8 Arrived Schr. Kagle, Wi lett, Norfolk, to Master Schr. Rebecca, Humphries, Boyds Hole, corn and wheat to S. Shinn A Son. Schr. Washington, Sooth, New York, to S Shmn A Son. Schr. Independence, Reed, Mattox, wheat to S. Shinn A Sou. Sloop Three Brothers, Oixion, I4arrmng’on, corn to Roach A Washington. Steamer Pownatan, Mitchell, Baltimore, to S. Shinn A Son. Steamer Osceola, Mitchell, Baltimore, to C. Jewett, ami freight for the District. Sailed. Three Masted Schr Guif Stream. Cranmer, Boston, coal by Cumberland Coal and Iron Co. Schr. L. H. Nickerson. Chase, Boston, toal bv Cumberland Coal and Iron Co. *Schr. Maria Jane, Jones, New Y'ork, by Fowle A Co. Memoranda. Schr--. Sea Witch, Hawkins and C Moore, ; Baitlett, hence at New Y ork, 6th, lor Bridge port. '—“ " ———


ocr: ‘ UBLlSH t D l> A 1 1. 1 AND T K I~V. Kki k 1. Y b V EDGAR SNOWDEN. Ph© viiCiXA.'sDtU v l U.»ortfu country is Minted >n I'uesddyj i hUiiuny-AMan'll) ? Daily paper is turmsheu at.“ dollar? per annum, payable halt yearly Ih« ’"Vj'mtry paper -tri-week y— i iorniC.ed foi ii - * do! ars per anau in, payable in advance wrrns:.vi —Tnree insertion?of om* -'jnare f<> »oe dollar. Veariv *dvefti?er-atspecifi *■ r.'te* subscription r«* vived fiumthe oantry Miles econpanied bythe *ash, or oy i ••e-ponsibl name


ocr: _ FOR BA LT1MOR E.—The steam ^POWHATAN will receivi fTmahnS^dtimort, on Friday and Saturday of oath 1mA and leave on Sunday mormnf Returum , le«w fch{HwNpflk mS!** my 10—if Jaaney'e Wharf .


ocr: 300 kegs Avalon Na>w 30 keg« Horse * UnriM Mioe Nails, for sale bv J. J. WHEAT & BROS.


ocr: Pl'bLlaUED DAILY AMD T It 1-W LAXLY b } EDGAR SNOWDEN. The ALEXANDRIA GAZSTTK,fortheCounliy 15 nriaiel onTudsduyi, 1 aursdaysV I^autruays Suascription.---The Daily paper isiurnisued a. ? jo!lar> per aiiuurn, payable bail yearly Tne Ooantr/paper— tii-weelriy—U furnished for five dodar* per annu m, payable in advance. Advertising.—Three insertions of one square, ioi one dollar. Yearly advertisers ats pec: riro rates No subscription received from the country. nines accompanied by the cash, or by a responsible name.


ocr: Roofing, gutteringand spouting. —The subscriber is prepared to do all kinds of ROOFING, GUTTERING and SPOUTING, in the very best manner and on the moat reasonable terms. Also on band COOKING and PARLOR STOVES, HOT AIR FURNACES, TIN and JAPANNED WARE, at wholesale and retail. Royal street, opposite H. L. Simpson’s Mioe Manufactory. A. L. GREGORY, my 4—d3m ______ PA1NT8.—Cfcroae Greer, dry <» °jji Yellow, Verdigris and Chinese Blue, J receded, and lor-to^ pj£g#v k SON.


ocr: L.»vi*rror>!.8ept. 20 New Oriean>.8**pt. -b MARINE LIST 67" ALEXANDRIA. OCiOBSR L Arrived. Schr. Eleanor, Wilkerson, wheat to Robinson 6 Payne. Sailed. Schr. Thomas Page, Weaver, Jersey City, coal by Borden Mining Co. Memoranda. ...» ... .1 _i r_ Jscnr. J. m. Jewell, » nuam'i. uraicu xiwui Philadelphia, tor this port, 2 I inst Schr Empire, Smith, cleared Irotn Mew \ ork, for this port, 1st. Schr. (ieome Hoffmann, Marcy, hence at Providence, 30 h ult. Schr. Kensington, Swain, hence at Dighton, 29 h ult. Schr. Mary Peavy, Simpson, hence at Holme’s Hole, 30th ult. __


ocr: __ Caual ( umnime. Arrived, October 4. Boats Ellen Bell, Sarah Louise, E. K. Vor hees, Anna S. Borden, and Three Brothers, Cumbenand, coal to Borden Mining Co. Boat J. G Stone, Cumberland, coal to Alle ghany Mining Co. Departed, October 4. Boat Julia A. Elgin, groceries tor Newton, Stephei s^urg, Frederick Co , ami Woodstock, Mount Jackson, ForrestVille, New Market anil Cabin Hill. Shenandoah County, \a., front William Charles Ba>ne, wines, brandies and tobacco, tor New Market, Harrisonburg, ant Cabin Hill, from C. C. Buckner & Co Boats Kate Bruce a»»d O'ho Baker, Cumber laud, b\ Frost burg Coal Co. Boat J. H Davi®, Cumberland, by Alleghan\ Mining Co. . . „ . Boat* Ellen Bell and Sarah Louise, Cumber BorJen Min.ng Co.


ocr: _ _ W. F. MEADE. ATIORHEY Al LAW. Office on Washington street, east s de, near King, in the buildiog recently occupied by I Dr. H Brooke Powell. sep 29—eo6m _(Sentinel )_ I TELN ET RIBBONS, pointed, scoMoped, plain V mod watered; Also, straight Velvet Rib bons. all colors, just received at «P *" C. C. BERRY'S, Fancy Store.


ocr: PUBLISHED DAILY AM D TK1-W KEEL V ^ > _ EDGAR SNOWDEN. Fhe ALEXaNDKIA GAZETi‘K,tonIwCou»*ry ia printed on Tuesdays, l hursd;iv*>'V ‘ Y'* SvnctirTION.—The Daily p:iper is .m mstied.il dollars per annum, payable had yearly. Country paper-tri-weekly-»' luraished tor live dollars per anmim, payable in advance. AovKRTt.si.NO.— rhree insertions o! out square, tot one dollar. Yea rl y a d ve ruse r sals pec i ti ed rates No subscription received from the country, miles >ccoinpanted bytliecush, or l>y a responsibh name._ !


ocr: T7«0R SALE —a square of around (TVU I1 ACR«8.) bounded by Montgomery, St Asaph, Pitt, and Madison streets, which fron ita proximity to the Canal Basin, is well adap jWaRP B. POWELL. .


ocr: UCKWHEAT AND BUITEK.— 1500 lbs. Buckwheat SS kegs Glades Butter, strictly "Stt’"* "■■‘."Tmuim. ^ .MJ. T.«, W-J. .T


ocr: MANASSAS GAP RAIL K°AD SUMMIT OF THE BLUE HUHiL. DAILY IJSE TO 1\1S( HESTEIL rpnK PASSENGER Hi A INS a.e i.o a run 1 lung daily, (Sundayexcept*!,) between Alexandria ami Linden Station, (vMimmit 01 I Blue Ridge,) 70 miles from Alexandria, com necting by Kemp &■ la\iors dany »me ol Stages with Winchester Irotn Piedmont, anc with Luray (via) Front Royal from Linden. Leaving Alexandria at *> *>0 A. Si. Arrive at Linden at II 4-r> | Leaving Linden at 1 j >r,t) Arrive at Alexandria at 5 *15 M. M. WELSH, Superintendent. oct 24—If


ocr: VA jr"-> B9RSE9 ( anal Commerce. Arrived, September 1*2. Boats Win. J. Boothe, and John G. Cumberland, coal lo Alleghany Minins O'. Boats Three Brothers, C. B. i isriale, Charles Arthur, Cumberland, coal to Mining Co. Boats. Ann Gilleese Massasoit, and Metacomet, Cumberland, coal to Coal Co. Departed. Boat Wm. Fowle, Cumberland, by Allegha ny Mining Co. Boats Three Brothers, and C. o. Cumberland, by Borden Mining ( „ Boat Ann Gilleese, Cumberland, byLrost iburg Coal Co Boat Ann Caroline, Cumberland, by Alle ghany M ning Co. =


ocr: dos^blM*lt^^—m i VA jr"-> B9RSE9 ( anal Commerce. Arrived, September 1*2. Boats Win. J. Boothe, and John G. Stone,| Cumberland, coal lo Alleghany Minins O'. Boats Three Brothers, C. B. i isriale, and Charles Arthur, Cumberland, coal to Borden Mining Co. Boats. Ann Gilleese Massasoit, Advance, and Metacomet, Cumberland, coal to rrostburg Coal Co. Departed. Boat Wm. Fowle, Cumberland, by Allegha ny Mining Co. Boats Three Brothers, and C. o. Tisdale, Cumberland, by Borden Mining ( „ Boat Ann Gilleese, Cumberland, byLrost iburg Coal Co Boat Ann Caroline, Cumberland, by Alle ghany M ning Co. = am* VESSELS WAN I ED - - Wanted, a fwltt vessel of b or 7000 bushels burthen, to ioaiMor an Eaatein port. Also one ol I to 50iH) bushels, to load lor a port on the North River. Fair freight and despatch given iu * HOWARD & DOOR. g Damgertield’Wharf. FOR BOSTON.—Will sail in a few ^days the tine Schr. LEO, Snow, mat ter. fur l.ght freight & |)YKR; ^pr, Janney’a^VVharf. 4*^ FOR FREIGHT OR CHARIER.— HcM^The fine, coppered, and copper-fastened ffZhBrig RAPID, Ond^v,mas»r. Apply t0 S. S. MASTKKS 4i SO.Y sep S—tf FOR NEW YORK.- The regular £yQQ^packet Sctir. IVASlllS (* l LL\, Mott, master, will sail on Saturday. For height ap ply to S. SHINN & SON, 1 JanneCs wharf. # FOK FREIGHT OR CHARTER - The tine, fast sailing Schr. 31 ARY EY, carries 1200 bids. Apply to W|l 9 CAZENOVK CO. WANTED*—A vss>el for New York, w^^»orn inj 3,000 bushels, by aseearrym. * } } WBKAT k BROS. ~ VKSSKI.S WANTKD l<>r Pensacola, At, T»i. Lftn n B. SMITH tc CO. ryx BCShTtiMOI H V SKKD, lot■ sale hy J i 11 - VI L' \1 A A I .1. \\ A 1\D. f c/ - s*P 10___ T/Tl*UXES Santoro’s Ext. Logwood, for sale 1U by HENRY FEEL, Druggist, cor. King and Fairfax sts, (Standard.) **\> - X LUM WATER—A further supply, just re A reived, and for sale by hrfaTER amoaa _J ieadbeatkr. a 11 BALKS OAKUM, just received, and *”.'"**) T.«. wawfcMW T»ACON, 15 hhds. Shoulders, Sides and Hams, D funding, for g^AT & BROS f |X)BACCO and SKGAKS ot various brands, X ju*t received, and for sale, by aug ‘24 IRWIN & POWELL. 1 01^0 LBS. Country H«inr)$, a fresh lot X jlrvy just received, and for sa!e by sep 3 HI ME, MARSHALL & WARD. ORCHARD GRASS SEED, from the Val ley, for sale by •cp 3 HUME, MARSHALL & WARD. GREEN GINGER, just received, and for axle by JOHN LEADBEATER, 8«K> 11_‘_Fairfax street. OATS.—Just received, 300 bushels clean heavy Oats. THOMAS DAVY, sep 9____ SMOKED HERRING.—20 boxes large Mag dalen Smoked Herring, just received, at »ep 6_WHITE’S, Post Office corner. HHDS. N. O. SUGAR, just received end


ocr: __ HARF FOR RENT.—Will be rented from now until the 1st day of March. 1854 the Wharf adjoining the Fish Wharf, or the South, being that nnrt formerly under a i#aae to the corporation. For terms, apply to FLEMING & DOUGLASS, j# 11-4/ cor. King aod Uoion-sts.


ocr: DAILY USD TO llTM’HL&'l£K ri^HK i'A>M%NGKU 1 UaLNS d.e i.c» % run 1 mug daily. (Sunday’* except*!,\ between Alexandria anu Linden Station, (Mimmtt ot Blue Raize,) "0 miles Irom Alexandria, con necting t»y Kemp k TaUors dai.y ,ine (); Maze* with W inchest* from I ledmont, with Luray (via) Front Rasa! Irom Lmden. Leaving Alexandria at S 30 A. At. Ainveat Lmden at 11 d*' lt Leaving Linden at 11 Arrive at Alexandria at 3 L3 M. M. WKLSH, Superintendent. oct 34—tl


ocr: |\R. JOHN* BULL’S SARSAPARILLA— U The Celebrated Kentucky Remedy. For uarticulars, get an almanac, gratis, of ^ R. H STABLER, Agent for Alexandria City and County. N. W. corner of King and Washington streets. Sign of the Golden Bottle. jy 0


ocr: 26 Monday ... 6 4>5 5u Ski -temper20 8 \ 30m. LATEST dates. Lonuon.St*pt. 7 i Havre.Sept. 6 Liverpool.Sept. 7 1 New Orleans. .Sept. 9 MARINE LIST SmToFALKX ANOKI A. SEPTEMBER 19. Arrived. Barque Austin and Ellen, Burgess, Bristol, England, iron rails to Orange and Alexandria Kail Road Company. Bng Shack lord, Biatchford, Eastport, planter to Fowle & Co. Schr. F. Merivin, Thoma*, New \ork, to Cumberland Coal and Iron Co. Schr. B die Conway,-, Philadelphia, to S. Shinn Son. Schr. Two Brothers, Treadway, Philadelphia, to S. Shinn & Son. Schr. Constitution, Rowe, Nomini, wheat to S. Shinn & Son. Schr. Cassandra, Mothershead, Mattox, wheat to S. Shinn Son. Schr. Emma Augusta, Wiggins, Kmsale, wheat to S. Shinn Son. Schr. Corinthian, Welch, Machodoc, wheat toS Shin” & Son. Sloop General Taylor, Penn, St. Mary's wheat to S. Shinn & Son. Sailed. Br. Schr. Josephine, Frnz, St. John, N. B , by Cazenove & Co. ‘Schr. Madison, Tyler, Wareham, coal by Cumberland Coal and Iron Co. — ■■ ——^ m !■!i—iiMUMiiMmiTrr^"* KSWHmaUpw M»9Nbw' ( anal Commerce. Departkd, September 10. Boat Essex, hardware, &c., from English, Castleman & Co, tor Charlestown, \a. FOR ST. JOHN. N. B, OK HALK ,FA\, N. S.—The gooJ Brig R. B. _ JK1ER, Skating, master, burthen lsOO bbls. will be ready for cargo next week. Ap ply to FOWLE & CO. sep 20 WANTED —A good V E S S E I. to load Gram for Providence, Khode Is land. [sep 201 FOWLE & CO. VESSELS WANTED—Two good bESjF VESSKLS are wanted lor Fredericks burg, by [sep 1VJ f*OW Lk & CO. FOR BOSTON.—Will sail in a tew 'days the fine Schr. LEO, Snow, ma^ •or light freight apply to THOMAS & DYER, 5t»p (\ Jannev's Wharf. WANTED.—(fire or two vessels to &Ioad cargoes for James River. Apply to i“LJfc" THOMAS fc DYER, Janney’s Wharf. Agt WANTED —A VESSEL to load 60, feet Ship timber for Barh, Me. Fair lreight and despatch given. Apply lo HOWARD fc POOR, *?p jo Daingeifield’s Wharf. JT-* VESSELS WANTED, by the Borden Mining Co., to load Coal for Troy, Mew York—despatch given. Apply at their Ortke, upper Coal Wharf. *ep —dim . tiL FOR BOSTON—The fine clipper i^lfcSchr. C. W. J)YER} will sail with mi med iate despatch, by M. KLDRIDGK, 517 Daingertield’s Wharf VESSELS WANTED for New York, SKB<>'ton, and Philadelphia, hv sep 10—dif D. B. SMITH & CO. ^ AN FED.—A vssseI for New York, jm^earrying 3,000 bushels, by sep 12_ J- J- WHKAT & BROS. VESSELS WANTED for PhiladeU JUKpbia, by m?P 6—dtf _ D^B. SMITH & CO. VESSELS’WANTED for Pensacola, [sep2-dtf] D. B. SMITH & CO. EZfl BBLS. No. 1 Potomac Herrings, for sale OU by j. T. B. PERRY & SON. eep 5 OATS.—Just received, 300 bushels clean heavy Oats. THOMAS DAVY,


ocr: j BOri^ PRIME CAV. WBACO)— [)^ T5 •* icw price 4< 05 *• 4 Choice Brand M . purchased prersous to the adrance in prices) ind for sale on accommodating terms by aug l! McVEiGH k CHAMBERLAIN.


ocr: Perrv & Son. Sailed. Brig Ann Elizabeth, Taylor, Boston, by M. , Edridge. Schr. Sol. Andrews, Ellsworth, 1 roy, coai by Alleghany Mining Co. Steamer Powhatan, Mitchell, Baltimore, by S. Shinn & Son. Memoranda. Schr. Charm, Berry, bom Baltimore, for Bos ton, came in contact on the 7th, oti Nantucket, with the Schr. Marietta Burr, of this port, a-*d lost plankshear and four stanchions. '1 he lat ter lostheadandcut-vvatcr^^^^^^^^^^^ WjjtittBb steifijfc i anal ioniraerce. _ Arrived, September 10. Boats A. Carey, and Josiah H. Davis, Cum berland, coal to Alleghany Mining Co. am under extreme obligations to the Fire Department and Citizens generally, lor their untiring etiorts in endeavoring to preserve my property from destruction, at the tire at my dwelling, on Thursday night. ITU «ep 12—It IHOn. SMIIH. Notice.—The Commissioned Oihcers of the 175th Regiment, Virginia Militia, are re quested to meet at the Court House oh Monday evening. \2lh im-tint at halt pa*t seven o clock. A full attendance is requested. S KLv.» Mi A \ , sep jo 2t Lieutenant Colonel. . WASHINGTON AND ALEX j^gaHKANDKlA BOAT—The fine, last and commodious Steamer 6N/ON, ieaves at the following hours. Leave Alexandria at S, t'D 1U» IT 3, and 44 o%c loc k • Leave Washington at 0, 10j, 12, 2D 4, and 5J o'clock. . . This Boat has superior accommodations lor the conveyance of vehicles of ail kinds, with out the trouble and ditficulty ot taking out the horses. lBif*Coaches for the conveyance of passer ^ ...» i» . / _ i. _i ~ 4‘ irprA connect WUU lilt uuai at. VMM w. mt. line. JAMES <»l \, sep 12—6t Captain. ' ALEXANDRIA AND WASH e^SHhi^ylNGTON BOAT —The tine Sieam eTGEORGV W ASH IS G 7 OS, leaves at the following hours: . . Leave Alexandria, at 7, 9, H L 12> -4? d, and 5i o'clock. ,,, . i .. Leave Washington, at S, 94? * Ui *4, a, 44? and 64 o’clock. ~ 4 . sep 13_ot JOB CORSON. ( apt am. ('il’ANO —A few tons (inano, for sale by J Mf 13 1.1. WHEAl A Wft WANTED.—A v*«el for New York, ^THwfeSr a too*. VESSELS WANTED -Wanted, a ^.vessel of 6 or 7000 bushels burthen, to rawr an Kaatern port. Also one of 4 o :,m>o bushels, to load for a port on the North Kiver. Fair freight an.f ifespatch gi*en HOWARO A 100R. .op § Pai'igertielJ’ IV hart. rae- FOR freight or charter.— JJJJ^The tine, coppered, and copper-tastened Hnusu Bug RAPID, Lindsey, master. Apply to S. s. MASTERS & SON. sep 6—tf _ FOR NEW YORK—The regular jgHtpacket Schr. WASHINGTON, Mott, routtier, will sail cn Saturday For freight ap ply to S. SHINN & SON, sep 6 Jannevs wharf. A V ESSEL of about 100 tons capuci jjjj^ty, wanted for Fiedericksbur* Apply to __tsep 2) fowle d co. » VESSELS WANTED for Pensacola jSSmm^ (sep2-dtt| D B. SMITH & CO. > QC BBLS. prime New Orleans Molasses; 3 fit} tierces Rice, received this day. and in •tore, for sale by sue .TO FLEMING k DOUGLASS T^EW’aROJP TIMOTHY SEED, prime, mp*3* HUME, MARSHALL & WARD. 1/ns HHDS. PORTO RICO SUGAR, in 1\" and tor sale by SMITH & CO.


ocr: The Horticulturist and Journ il of Rural Art mini taste, published in Rochester, is a very interesting monthly journal, devo’ed to the pur* poses which its indicate*. Janes hn twisle & Married. On the 6th inst.. at Oak Hill, Fairfax county, V? t mir Samuel T.ott, FRANCIS >1. LEWIS, of Prince William count v, and Miss JULIA HIGGS, ot Fairfax county Va. Died. At Farmersviile, Lownd* county, Alabama, on the 5ih September, Mr. JOHN McGOw AN, formerly a resident of Baltimore, Md. [Balt. Sun copy] In Grand Gulph. Mi*s., in September last, of yellow lever, OSWALD S. ANDREW S, aged 19 years, formerly of Alexandria. |


ocr: Schr M. C Durtee, James, sailed from rail River, for this I ort. Mth mst. __ WfMiHih SS&dSi ( anal t ouiiuerce. Arrived, Of toner IS. Boat (sen. lay lor, Berlin, wheat and corn to D & SL Bmck lock __ jjjjfc VKSSBLS WANI'KO FOR BOS TON —O e or two good \ ESSKLS can fSfntirsocSOt Gram lor Boston, wittl quick despatch, on application to , .... oct 19 h '• . 44S- FOR BAl.TIMORK.-The Ship 33£>R0YAL SAXOS. Campbell, masrer. w,|| salt next we«k, ami will take t,ea»\ freight very low. Apply to & co FOR PORT CONWAY AND I’ORT ROYAL —The good schooner jMAKi _ABEIIL Patndge, master wtl. lave despatch. Apply to FO*\ LK oi i-l • oct 13 _ Ag: VESSELS WANTED by the Borden p'o , to load Coal lor Hava na- Apply at iheir office, upper Coal W hart, oct 13 — lw tfE; FOR FREDERICKSBURG -Ac oor ESSEL wantkp by _ FOWLS & CO. OR SALE, a first rate .saddle or HARNESS HORSE. lar*e strong and sound. Apply to [oct IS—3?] JOS GRIMES. qTTbushels prime timothy SEED ##\/ iust rec* ived, ami for sale, bv oct IS HUME, MARSHALL & WARD GUANO—100 ton* beet No. t, Peruvian, hourly expected from New York, by oct 15 X S. S. M A STERS & SON._ LOOKING GLASSES—a full assortment, ^.Ui^.od price*, for ^ywH|TE bVpANlEL F. HOOK. | ! ! i I I 1 I I ; I !


ocr: it ••• 9Tm<i4 ■ 18 393 2* • ' r it,. .9 - 1"" L, A T fc > T O A 1 LS Laiidoii.Oct. 4 | Havre...<Vt. 2 yv,.n ,,n...Oct 4 New f>rtenii>. .Oc». w MARINE LIST puKl OK ALKXANPKIA. oCloBKK 18 Arrived. Schr. Kliza Pharo, Hanlon, New York, lo Master. .. . . Sloop Two Brothers, Hatton, harmingto*. wheat to I). & S. Biacklocg. Sailed. Schr. Fa!ward King, Harrington, Boston, coal bv Cumberland Coal and lr-»n Co. ’Schr. Meridian, Smith, Barbados, by Lewis McKenzie. Schr. North Pacific, Buck, Providence, b> Cumberland Coal and Iron < o. Schr. Maria Jane, Jones, New \ork, by Fowie Sl Co. Memoranda. Barque George, trorn Liverpool, lor this port, put into Beaumaris, September ‘2>th, with wa ’ * _ I _ ^.,1.4 Kn i ii-m rL* c ter casks stove, sans ....... damaged B ig Shackford, Blatchford, hence at East part. 6th mst Schr. Sarah Amelia, Pas^apae, sailed from Philadelphia, for this port. 16 h lost. Schr. R L. Myers, Weeks, hence at New York, 16th m*i. Schr. Darnel Brown. Heald, sailed from hall River, for this port 13lh met. Schr M. C Durtee, James, sailed from rail River, for this I ort. Mth mst. __


ocr: MriCK CREAM SALOO^.^i C. SCHAFER, \170CLD inform the citizens of Alexandria Vl and v:cini»v. that he has improved his ICE CREAM APARTMENTS. and i- now ready 10 supply all demands ;n this I me, even better than here’ofore. He re- turns thanks lor former patronage. a"*d hopes to have an increa-e during tne present season, promising that no’hing ?ha- he left nn«:o'»e tor the comfort of visitors. 3—tf 4 DOZEN Pamied Buckets 1000 lbs. Shoulder Bacon 1000 |h$. Hams. Also, a nice lot of Fan auier County Butter, <n store, anil for -ale umv, | by (je l] SHACKLETI & DVsON


ocr: The New York papers of yesterday, contain i the full articular* of a pr.ze light between Yankee Sullivan and John Morrissey, in which the latter was victorious. The fight took place at Boston Four Corners, on the Ime between New York, Connecticut, and Massachusetts, about 100 miles from New York. About 3 000 persons were present to witness the fight. The foreign news bioughl by the Canada, which we pub.ish in another column, will be found very intere>ting. The Eastern question ha* a^umed a much more warlike a*pect than before presented. There has been another ad vance in breadstuff*_ —


ocr: INSEEtToiL Lewis's White Lead, 12j and 2b lb kegs Spirits of Turpentine Machine Oil Paint Oil, low priced Paint and Whitewash Brushes, a quantity just received, and for sale, at the low est prices, at WASHINGTON T. i Paint, Oil and Glass Store, 3 doors above Marshall House, King street. _ je 14 PAINTS, Oils, Varnishes, of all kinds, sale by JOHN LEADBEATER, S mo 11 Stabler'^ old Stand,


ocr: TMOTHY SEED.-A lot of fresh Timothy Seed, in dtore, and for sale by T. M. McCORMICK & CO., Kp 3 (Standard) Theatre Building.


ocr: "pZfUTkfl LBS MINOR & HORTON'S OlH HI PLOW CASTINGS, landing f»om Schr Empire—lft stare and landing, 400 t lows assorted watt, direct from Minor & Horton* Faetarv. for *ale low, at the Agricultural Ware k*», F«rt»«~R.y R. R HVCK. '"Wm


ocr: 2 .... 3 Monday .... h 12 5 4S| H1*H1 VV AT ER. 4 Tuesday_a* 13 5 47 8fitkvbkr 28 3S »lm. LA l bs I DATES London.Sept. 10 I Havre .^ept. 9 Liverpool.Sept. 10 I New Orleans. .Sept- 9 MARINE LIST. IHHtlOf ALEXANDRIA >KPI EMBER 27. Arrived, Brig Hope. Biddle, ronce, r K., sugar and molasses to Fowle &. Co. Brig Zaveler, King, Bluebill, Me., to Parker Vein Coal Co. Schr. Virginia Price, Cha«e, New York, to master, and freight for the District. Schr. Ingomar, Lvnch, Boston, to master, and freight for the District. Schr. E. S. Thompson, Fisher, Pawtucket, to Cumberland Coal and Iron Co. Schr. H. L. & A. Stuart, Lozier, Providence, to "'aster. Schr. Daniel Brown, Heald, ball River, to Borden Mining Co. Schr. Virginia, Purdy, Mat'awoman, wheat, corn, and tobacco, io Irwin & Powell. Schr. Daniel Brown, Heald, Fall River, to Borden Mining Co. Memoranda. Schr. W. L. Jones, Wheatly, cleared at Philadelphia, for this port, 241


ocr: POUI AI.K\YM)KI\, Jl L\ 27 Arrived. Sc Ur. Peerless, W rcks New York, to Fowle & Co. Sailed. Br. Sell r. .lo«e|'liine, p*»;z. St.John, N. b., by Cazenove & Co. „ . 3 Sc hr. Wood well, Pattangall, Boston, by Fowl*? & Co. Memoranda. Sc hr I list. Wyatt, cleared at New York, for this pot t, 25th inst.


ocr: CARPENTFRS WANTED-V\e wish fo employ twenty CARPENTERS. whom liberal wages will be given. , GFOROF h WILLIAM DAOs. Alexandria, jy a»—eo3i , .. „ . f VVio. Rep., Pttd, VVh*gt and Fred. Newl, 3l.|


ocr: WHARF FOR RENT.-VVili be rented from now until the 1st day ot March, IS54.the Wharf adjoining the Fish Wharf, on the South, being that part formerly under a lease to the corporation. For terms, applv to FLEMING & DOUGLASS, je IS—tf cor. King and Union-st*. ANGOLA FLANNEL, for children Welch Gauze do Domit and Silk do Ladies and Gent’s Gauz* Merino and Silk Vests. Received and lor sale by je 22 TAYLOR & HUTCHISON. I?L00R. TABLE AND STAIR OIL CLOTHS, for sale by je 20 HARPER & BRO.


ocr: ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAIL ROAD. CHAiSGE OF HOOKS ON AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, June 1st. 1K>3, iifitly trains ( Sunday* excepted,) will be run over this road, agreeable to the lot j lowing arrangement. A train tor \\ arrenton and intermediate ! points will leave the Station, corner of Duke I and Henry streets, at & o’clock A. M. | Returning, will leave V\ arrenton at a quarter past l o’clock, P. IVL, arriving in Alexandria, at a quarter before 4 o clock P* M. A train trorn Culpeper to Alexandria, and j intermediate points, will leave Culpeper at * o’clock A. M., arriving m Alexandria, at Id o'clock AM. „ . Returning, will leave Alexandria at 3 o - i clock, P. M , arriving in Culpeper at a quarter I alter 6 o'clock. „ , i A dailv Stage is running between Gordons* 1 ville and Culpeper, in connection w ith the 1 ars on this and the Virginia Central Roads. j THROUGH TICKETS. To Gordonsvilte,.** JJJ DO Staunton..li nn ■ Do Lynchburg.' ‘ } Do M dole burg.^ ! Do Winehester.. •••;•*:• u Per order! W . B. bROCKEl 1, Ageut. ! my 30—tf _ FURTHER EXTENSION 'TEST. MANASSAS GAP RAIL ROAD. MI.V l ist: TO l^-yciufTrit. rfiHE PASSENGER AND EREIGHI X TRAINS are now running daily, (Sundays excepted,) between Ai.kxanoria and Makk ham Station. bu miles Irom Alexandria, a'ul 4 i miles only irom the County of Warren, con | necting by Stage with Middlehurg at the l 'ains, and by Kemp Taylors daily iine, (via aria and Mill wood.) with Winchester, from 1 icd inont. And on Monday s, Wednesday > and Friday’s, (via Front Royal) with Luray, irom Markham Station t*nh//» on fmttr) fl.il Hood• J lM|V A v v '» * ” f Stations. Leave Manassas Station, 0 25 o’clock, A. M. 44 Gainesville 44 9 50 44 Thoroughfare44 10 05 44 Plains 44 to 25 44 44 Salem 14 10 10 41 Rectortown 44 10 55 4i 44 44 Piedmont 44 11 o.» c’ Arrive at Markham 44 U 20 Returning. .. Leave Markham Station, U 50 ociock, A. 44 Piedmont 44 12 20 44 44 Rectortown 44 12 50 44 Salem 44 12 50 44 44 Plains 44 1 00 ** Thoroughfare44 t 50 44 Gainesville *4 l l*J Arrive at Manassas 44 2 15 4* M. M. WELSH, Superintendent. rav 4—tf _ _ Office Orange & Alexandria K. K.Co., > Alexandria, Nov. S, 1551. ) MERCHANDIZE for transportation on this Road will be received daily (Sundaysex cepted) between the hours of S o clock, A. Al., and 5 P.M., at the Station, corner of Duke and Henrv sts.,underthe following regulations: All articles ottered for transportation must be distinctly marked, and each lot accompanies by a list in duplicate of the number and descrip tion of packages to be forwarded, and the name of the consignee and consignor. Gunpowder will only be forwarded under special agreement, and must be delivered at the depot, on the mornings of Tuesday, 1 hurs dav and Saturday, by hali-pa^t: 4 o’clock. jeb 3—tf \V. B. BROCKETr, Agent. __ MANASSAS GAP RAIL HOAD. To Merchants, am! Forwarding Agents m Alexandria. ON AND AFTER Monday, the 27th of * September, the following articles only, will be received tor transportation, ]oaue«. on Union street, (viz:) Guano, 1 I aster, Coal, raw hides, Lumber (not !e>s than three tons,) Hogs Molasses, bacon, (not Its. I


ocr: i ^ BOXES pure Ground Coffee 10 10 do fr«*h “ do 10 do prime Mustard, received, and to eale by ROACH & WASHINGTON,