ocr: F1KK INSIHANCK MOT1C Km. The fire insurance compa.m uf ALEXANDRIA ,continues to inmn Fire, generally, in Town and Country d. ilt r,. 7 tofore, on the most reasonable t^-ui.s. BOARD OF DIRECTOR*. Anthony P. Govkb. Pr^id^nv Dwight Metcalf. John B. Daii *' • YVilliam Gregory, Edward S I! < , Robert lamieson, Jan.es P. Smi»: . Thomas R. Keith, Robert (» Nioi.** William H. Fowle, j 1 horn as McCo:j« I John H. Brent, Office hours from 9 to l A and from W. ?, i o clock. C. W. WAl ILLS. Serre'^ry. Office on King street, near St. Asaji:. ! nov 10—d 1 y 1 TITHE POTOMAC INSURANCE 1«>M, \ j NY OF ALEXANDRIA—No. i; s,,. ; Fairfax street, next door to J Lea<!!>*-aVi . li; Store—where they will b* pleaded to imv, „ offers for either Fire or Marine Insurai «>. President—Samuel Millkh. Directors. Wm. N. McY'eigh, Robert S. Ashby, Lewis McKenzie, Nathaniel Bou^h. Ca»«usF. Lee, Benjamin Barton. oct 9—tl JOSEPH KACHE>. Secreti THE ALBEMARLE INSURANCE COMPANY, The Great Central Compant ok \ iki. < i PRINCIPAL OFFICE.CI£AUUyiTE.*VlLLK, \ A ■_^ __.a f’.nitul ft 111 II IWlil VIA** V-▼ w CASH RUN D. $125.WO. 17IRE INSURANCE in Town or Com.vy ; and MARINE IXsURAXi ’E may (• ted on the most lavorable terms ywil thi- ( <>tn. pAny. All Losses promptly and satistacton v ui. ranged. W M. 1. EARLY, I re.-, ■ Jsc. Wood. Jr., Secretary. F. A. MARBURY, Agent for A!exai.*!ua aug 29—tf BOOTS AMP SHOPS.


Alexandria gazette. [volume]

ocr: , I FIUK IX8CRAWCK NOTICES, ic, IXBKMAKLK INKl’KAWCK CllARL»/rTKSVlLI.K. VA Cash Capital ami Surplim f 1 *5,non, WM. T. EARLY, IWt J sc. Wood, Jr., Secretary. DIRECTORS. B. H. Magruder, Dr. J. L. CaMI, Pr. M. L. Amler^on, Prof. J P Holcomb R. W. N. Nowland, Thos. L Parish, B. C. Flannagan. James Hart. FIRE INSURANCE, in town or country :nay be effected with this Company on the rm.xt reasonable Wms. |y Losses promptly adjusted and pud. F. A. MARBliRY, Agent for Alexandria ap 13—tt’ Slave Life Iiimirance, rpHE ALBEMARLE INSURANCE (CM. I PANV, with capital and surplusot fih, IXXJ continues to insure SLAVES troin on*. four years, on the most favorable terms F. A. MARBURY. Agent Alexandria, Y.» Dr. F. J. Murphy, Medical Examiner. ap 13—tt rilHK KIKE INSI’KANCE OlMI'AM <.* | ALEXANDRIA ,continues to iiisiu*-.ix4l( f Fire, gem rally, in Town and Countiy as bn, tolore, on the most reasonable terms. BOARD OF DIRECTORS. Anthony P. Coven, Pre>iden?. Dwight Metcall, John B. Daingfii^i,) William Oregory, Edward S Hough, Robert Jamieson, James P. Siniti. Thomas R. Keith, Kol>eii ( ». V ndett. William H. Fowle, Thomas MrCoimb-k John H. Brent. Office hours from 9 to CY. and Irorn r.» :y 0 clock. C. W. WA I I LES. .Vrietaiy Office on King street, near St. Avtj-t . nov 10—dly fllHK POTOMAC INSURANCE UOMlw 1 NY OF ALEXANDRIA-\ «>. II. SOUlli Pair fax street, next door to J I.eadhe.itei »lb .j» Store—where they will be pleaded to ir»vt,r offers for eithei Fire or Marine liDioamv President—Sami tL Millku. Di rectors. Wm. N. McVeigh, Roberts Ashby. Lewis McKenzie, NathaiiieiHoudi. Ca»sius F. Lee, Benjamin Bat ton. OCt 9— -tf JOSEPH EACH ES. Sei’iefjiy. SOUTHERN PROTECTION INM RAM K C(>.M PAN Y. A I* E X A N D R l A. V A - CAPITAL OVEIl $400,000, AND CONSTANTLY l.M K K A .* I N 0 The charter of this Company otleis more i.i voraule advantage* 10 me umi^i aii i «> than any other company chartered in in- *ta> t»y insuring with 01 without a premium i *>v ll the applicant prefer,he can pay the lull .im<»ui t ot the premium in ca*h, or hy etfechi g ,t cadi insurance tor two yea is, tin* insiii'd .'an*, m,, eighth ol the amount he would otherwise |,ave to pay : or hy becoming a member. and gnu g .» small premium note, tin* insured save* mat y j one halt of the amount charged by Stock ( oiium 1 nies, w hen insuring from yeai to year Thisi* , the advantage resulting trom ’h»* combination «.i j THK CASH AND MITTlrAI. I’KINCII'LK This company commenced issuing I'ottcm* against lo*s or damage i.y tire, on the lo:h ot i March. 1JSO-1. since winch time over thirty live i hundred persons have insured and b# come men | hers ot the Com pan)'. Having fielded our l>t j sine>* during the past year, we teel gratetul 1..1 I ny thus lar. and tor it* Haltering prospects <*i future tisetulness. The Direetoi* hope ami I** lieve tliat by pnnlence, caution and a ngnl *V' tern ot economy, they will e*tjbli*u toi it i* ! Company a reputation lor cheapness and »aletv. i not sin passed by any Company in the C State*, j All difteiences in settlement of losses, may I** 1 determined y three disinterested ai tutiator* ot the County where such los* happened.to !.. mu t tually chosen hy the insured and the l ouip.ua C u t: s:

place_of_publication: Alexandria, D.C.

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

publisher: Edgar Snowden


ocr: .. . aieiteJfc Virginia Advertiser, tif piblwhsp daily by KPQAR S 5 O W DIM. . ♦ ,.Ars pvr Annum, payable half yearly. i.aieite & Vlrglula Adv«rtU«r, k fi*a *•'** v k‘ ^FoR 1HK COUNTRY) PUBLISHED, aWCLAKLY, ON r ’gSDAYS, THURSDAYS AND SATURDAYS, ve lK4iars per annum, payable In advanee. A-ykrtisIno.—Advertisement* not exceeding j.f -F u,. rtf i three times for one dollar. Adver- ’outiuued after three time*, for 40 eeuta a • i insertion insids, or cent* octuid*.— ‘ 1,"‘ unbare counted as a square. • „ t, l,v the vear. at prices to be agreed upon, '‘Terence tu the usual amount of space they may ^r,;,in-by the year not to advertise articles ‘ 1’ T., ;n '!.* ir regular business, nor to insert in ' * , auy other names than their own. •a t i lii.irtvRV Notices, exceeding tive lines. I'r . [ f,r as advertisements. al’AAMHMA GAZETTE JOB PRINTING oppics. ■ iv.; || >T U)DF.1> LARGELY TOOUR ■ ..«.hit<iemt or JOB TYPE, 3735.* TAXISTT.w* »r* prepare) W . .,«.*»ute orders for the following, with neatness and despatch. • rpiiirr- bill HKADd, ^xlPiiLb dTlIOOL KBfORTS, r!, , 4p^ KAIL ROAD RECEIPTS, ‘ ‘’ APOTHECARIES LABELS, ■'.r, VDINO. BUSINESS CARDS, r\-»' HANDBILLS, ' \n B'*m VISITING CARDS,aw .;-vUY UEAt ttlPTIOS OF PRINTING, k • 1 is reas .n:i».l.- terms, as at any .U.-r'srJTS 3? TH3 r3TC1CA3. So. 7>> Vmtce Street, between 1 : a and Royal Streets. hep 1 >—tf _ lRA\uK and ALEXANDRIA RAIL ROAD. , 'cheat SOUTHERN MAIL LISE. T.v*ce daily, (Sunday nights excepted,) be Washington and the South, via Aljcxan .a.Gokdonsvillk, and Richmond^ Leaves Alexandria at 7$ o’clock, A. M. Alexandria at i} o clock, P. M. For Lysciiv.urg and the South West. i .!•»,>» Alexandria at 7$ o’clock, A. M., ar .,in Lfsciianwi next morning it 4. A. M., | nectins? with the trains on the Virginia and ^.lie^Railroad tor Memphis. Mail Stages .'in Criarlottt sville to Lynchburg a distance of Tiles. Fare fitom Alexandria to Lynchburg, $7,o0. 13—tt _______ MANASSAS GAP RAIL ROAD. m^KNtTKRS tor this Road will leave the [ Alexandria Station, in the Orange Train


ocr: PIRE INSURANCE NOTICES. rflHE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF I ALEXANDRIA,continues to insure against Fire, generally, in Town and Country, as here tofore, on the most reasonable terms. BOARD OF DIRECTORS. Anthony P. Cover, President. Dwight Metcalf, 1 John B. DaingerMd, William Gregory, Edward S. Hough, Robert Jamieson, James P. Smith, Thomas R. Keith, Robert (*. \iolett. William H. Fowle, Thomas McCormick. John H. Brent, Office hours from 9 to l}. and from 2$ to o’clock. C. W. WATTLES, Secretary. Office on King street, near St. Asaph, nov 10—dly Removal—the potomac insur ANCE COMPANY OF ALEXANDRIA have removed their office from Exchange Block, King street, to No. 11, south Fairfax street, next door to J Leadbeater’s Drug Store, where they will be pleaded to receive offers for either Fire or Marine Insurance. President—Samiel Miller. Directors. Wm. N. McVeigh, Robert S. Ashby. Lewis McKenzie, NathanielBousti, Cassius F Lee. Benjamin Barton, oct9--tf JOSEPH EACHHS, Secretary. THE ALBEMARLE INSURANCE COMPANY, The Great Central Company or Virginia. PRINCIPAL omOK,CIIAKLOTTfc>VILI.K, VA. Chartered Capital, |100,UU0. CASH FUND, $125,000. I7IRE INSURANCE in Town or Country, ? and MARINE INSURANCE may be ertec ted on the most favorable terms w ith this Com pany. r^*All Losses promptly and satisfactorily ar ranged. WM. T. EARLY, Pres’t. Jhc. Wood. Jr., Secretary. F. A. MARBURY, Agent for Alexandria, aug 29—tf


ocr: \ ; FIRK INgURANCK KOT1CF*, *r, ALBEMARLE INHl'RANCE COMPANY CIIAKLMTTK8VILLK. YA » CMh Capital and Surplus $1 *5,000. WM. T. EARLY, Pres t Jhc. Wood, Jr., Secretary. DIRECTORS. B. H. Magruder, Dr. J. L. Cabell, Dr. M. L. Anderson, Prof. J P Holcomb, R. W. N. Nowland, Thos. L. Parish, B. C. Flannagan. James Hart. FIRE INSURANCE, in town or county, may be effected with this Company ontne n;c'5: reasonable terms. £F" Losses promptly adjusted and paid. F. A. xM ARBURY, Agent for Alexandria. ap 13—tf Slava Life Insurance, rilHE ALBEMARLE INSURANCE u»\j. j[ PANY, with capital and surplus of f\s ,. 0<X) continues to insure SLAVES irom on** *0 lour years, on the most favorable terms F. A. MARBURY. Agent. Alexandria. Y4 Dr. F. J. Murphy, Medical Examiner, ap 13—tf fTIHE QUAKER CITY INSURANCE lDM. JL PANY, op Philadelphia. FIRE ASD MARISE INSURA SCR Chartered Capital $500,000. Capital and Surplaa $450,000. GEORGE H HART, Preside!:* H. R. Coggsiiall. Secretary. ANDREW JAMIESON. Aget ? je 1 —eo3m lor Alexandria. Y.> fllHE FIRE INSURANCE COM PAM or |_ ALEXANDRIA ,continues to insure a*.m .* Fire, gent rally, in Tow n and Country *.• Lm* tofore, on the most reasonable terms. BOARD OF DIRECTORS. ANTIIONY P. OOVEK, IWstdnd. Dwight Metcall, John b. Daingerfrld, William Gregory, Edward S. Hough, Robert Jamieson, James P. Smith. Thomas R. Keith, Robert G. \iolett. William H. Fowle, Thomas Met 01 imck. John H. Brent. Office hours Irom 9 to 1$, ami from 2} to o'clock. C. W. WATTLES, Secretary. Office on King street, near St. Asaph, nov 10—<11 y THE POTOMAC INSURANCE UoUi A NY OF ALEXANDRIA—No. 11. so.ith Fairfax street, next door to J Leadbeatrr's Drug Store—where they will be pleased to receive offers for either Fire or Maiine Insurance. President—Sami kl Millkr. I ); n IlI’TI Ilf ^ Wm. N. McVeigh, Robert S Ashby, Lewis McKenzie, NathanielBoimh. Cassius F Lee, Benjamin Barton, oct9—tf JOSEPH EACHES. Secretary. SOUTHERN PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY, ALEXANDRIA. VA — CAPITAL OVisit §400,000, AND OINSTANTI/Y 1NCKKAS1NU. The charter of this Company offers more fa vorable advantages to the farmer and oT/v* than any other company chartered in ttie Mate, by insuring with or without a premium no’. !l the applicant preler. he can pay the full amount of the premium in cash, or by effecting a cadi insurance tor two years, the insured save? one eighth ot the amount he would otherwise have to pay: or by becoming a member, and giv.ng a small premium note, the insured save*, nearly one hall ot the amount charg* d by Stock C« in a nies, w hen insuring troni year to year. In.si* the advantage resulting Horn the comhinsm-n ot THE CASH AND MUTUAL PRIM II IT This company commenced issuing P«»i.ci*> against loss or damage by fire, on tie Mi *u March. lbf»4, since which time over thirty t hundred persons have insured and berm e ii «u


ocr: lottery advertisement. BRILLIANT SCHEMES, To be drawn at Wilmington, IN JUNE, 1857. To be drown under the Superintendence of Cotnmis no tiers appointed by the Governor. GREGORY * MAURY, Managers. 62,500 DOLLARS! r OTTERY tor the benefit of the State j Delaware, Class P, for 1857, to be drawn at Wilmington, Delaware, on Saturday, 27 th 1857. BRILLIANT SCHEME! 7b number Lottery—14 drawn ballots. 1 gr d. prize $62,500 1 prized $2,015 1 do 25,000 100 prizes of l,oou 1 do 15,000 100 do 500 1 do 10,000 158 do 300 1 do 5,000 &c., Sic.. Sic. Tickets $20; hi vs. $10; qrs. $5; eighths, $2.50. Certificates of packag's. 25 wle tickets, $230 00 Do do 25 half do 115 00 Do do 25 quar. do 57 50 Do do 25 eigh. do 2b 75 I^ORDERS tor Tickets and Shares and Cer tificates of Packages in the above Splendid Lot teries, will receive the most prompt attention, and an account of each drawing will be sent immediately alter it is over to all who order from me. Address, P. J. BUCKEY, Agent, 3<j—lm Wilmington, Delaware


ocr: KIRS lWCSABrCE KOTIf EH, *c. AITberarlk nr*urancTe com PAM , A CHARLOTTBfVTLLB, VA. *’ C»ih Capital aad Pirpl«i|I§5,oo«. ¥ WM. T. EARLY, Pre^ t Jnc. Wood, Jr., Secretary. directors. B. H. Magruder, Dr. J. L. Cabell, Dr. M. I* Anderson, Prof. J. P. Holcomb. R. W. N. Nowland, Thos. L. Farish, B C. Flannagan. James Hart. FIRE INSURANCE, in town or country may be efftwid with this Company on t t* m„.t reasonable terms. pF Losses promptly adjusted and paid. F. A. MARBURY, Agent for Alexandria. «*P l3~^-- Slave Life Iiunrance, TlHE ALBEMARLF. INSURANCE COM. PANY, with capital and surplus of $isy UUU continues to insure SLAVES from one* to four years, on the most favorable terms. F. A. MARBURY, Agent. Alexandria, Y4 Dr. F. J. Mubpiiy, Medical F.xaminer. ap 13—tf ripFfE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANPop £ ALEXANDRIA,continues to insure against (ire, generally, in Town and Country a* hr,,.. tofore, on the most reasonable terms. BOARD OF DIRECTORS. Anthony P. Govkm. President. Dwight Metcalf, John B. Daingerfteld. William Gregory, Edward S. Hou^h, Robert Jamieson, James P. Smith, Thortias R. Keith, Robert G. Violeft, William H. Fowle, Thomas McCormick John H. Brent, Office hours from 9 to 1}, and from 21 to H o'clock. C. W. WATTLES, Secretary. Office on King street, near St. Asaph. nov 10—dly rriHE POTOMAC INSURANCE COMP a’- j NY OF ALEXANDRIA.—No. 11. south Fairfax street, next door to J. Lead beater's Drug Store—where they will be pleased to reenve offers for either Fire or Marine Insurance. President—Samuel Millkr. Directors. Wm. N. McVeigh, Robert S. Ashby, Lewis McKenzie, NathanielBoush, Cassius F. Lee, Benjamiu Barton. oct 9-—tf JOSEPH EACHES, Secretary. SOUTHERN PROTECTION INSURAM E COMPANY, ALEXANDRIA. VA - CAPITAL OVKK $400,000, AND CONSTANTLY 1 X C K K A SING. The charter of this Company otiers more fa- vorable advantages to the farmer and others, than any other company chartered in the State, by insuring with or without a premium note.— li the applicant prefer, he can pay the lull amount ol the premium in cash, or by effecting a cash insurance for two years, the insured save> one- eighth of the amount he would otherwise have to pay : or by becoming a member, and giving a small premium note, the insured saves nearly one half ot the amount charged by Stock Cornua- nies, w hen insuring troui year to year. This is the advantage resulting from the combination of THE CASH AND MUTUAL PRINCIPLE. This company commenced issuing Policies against loss or damage by tire, on the Hith of March, 1804, since which tune over thirty-live hundred persons have insured and become mem- bers of the Company. Having trebled our bu- sines* during the past year, w e teel grateful tor the liberal patronage bestowed upon theCompa- ny thus far, and for its Battering prospects of future usefulness. The Directors hope and be- lieve that by prudence, caution and a rigid sys- tern of economy, they will establish for this Company a reputation for cheapness and safety, not surpassed by any Company in the U. States. All ditferenees in settlement of losses, may be determined by three disinterested arbitrators ot the County w here such loss happened, to b»- mu- tually chosen by the insured and the Company. DIR K CTOR S: H.Wf. Thomas, Christopher Neale, R. H. Stabler, R. F. Lester, W. M. Turner, Sholto T. Stuart, T. B. Robertson, P. D. Lipscomb, W. D. Massey, Silas Biglow. W. T. Harper, James T. Close, T. T. Hill, Edward Sangster, Richard H. Carter, A. R. Blakey. Off ic k rs: II. W. Thomas, President. j M. 1>. M*wy, Tre* surer. T. D. Robertson. Vi<*tf Pr»-st. | W. 'J'. Harder. fc«-« r*-t*iy. JAMKS T. CI/ISK, Actuary und Cm,tut Ay, at. mh ‘23—cAdly_ ___ __


ocr: ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE JOB PRINTING OFFICE. HAVING JUST ADDKD LARGELY TO OLR A^OKTMtM OF _ 0*033 TYPE, WKml.racin* E7SS.7 7ARXS77, we are prepared to execute ..r jers tor liie followiupr, vith NEATNESS AND DESPATCH. PAMPHLETS, BILL HEADS, CHECKS. SCHOOL UEPORTS, CIRCULARS, KAIL HOAD RECEIPTS. NOTES. AP<)T 11 EC A HI BS LABELS, BILLS LADING, BUSINESS CARDS, POSTERS, HANDBILLS. WARRANTS. BONDS. VISITING CARDS, and EVERY DESCRIPTION PRINTING, Executed upon reasonable terms, as at any z?r:zs SS’JTH z? the potckao. Office, No. 70 Prince Street, between Fairfax and Royal Streets. op 13—tf ALBEMARLE INSURANCE COM PAN \ , CH ARLOTTESV1LLB, VA. Cash Capital and Surplus $185,000. WM. 1‘. LAKLi, Pres’t Jn-\ Wood, Jr., .Secretary. DISECTOHS. B. H. Magruder, Dr. J. L. Cabell, l)r. M. L Anderson, Prof. J. P. Holcomb, K W. N. Nowland, Thos. L. Parish, B. C. Flannagan. James Hart. FIRE INSURANCE, in town or country, may be effected with this Company on the most reasonable Wins & Losses promptly adjusted and paid. F. A. M ARtfURY, .Agent foi Alexandria ap 13—tf Slave Life Insurance. rilHE ALBEMARLE INSURANCE COM I PAM’, with capital and surplus of ^1»5* Utxl continues to insure SLAVES from one to lour years, on the most favorable terms. F. A MaRBURV. Agent. Alexandria, Va. Dr. F. J. Murpuy, Medical Examiner, ap 13—tl rpHE FIRE INSURANCE COMPAN1 Of I J ALEXANDRIA,continues to insureagains’ I Fire, gem rally, in Town and Country as here- j tofore, on the most reasonable terms. BOARD OF DIRECTORS. Anthony P. Gove*. President. Dwight Metcalf, John B. Daiugerfield, William Gregory, Edward S. Hough, Robert Jamieson, James P. Smith, Thomas R. Keith, Robeil G. \iolett, William H. Fowle, Thomas McCormick. John H. Brent. Office hours from 9 to 1$, and from 2$ to 3$ o'clock. C. W. WATTLES, Secretary. Office on King street, near St. Asaph, n ov 10—dly riniK POTOMAC INSURANCE COMPA I NY OF ALEXANDRIA.—No. 11, south


ocr: rpHE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY up I ALEXANDRIA .continues to insure at.*''ii .♦ fire, gentrally, in Town and Country a> tofore, on the most reasonable terms. BOARD OF DIRECTORS. Ajtthoxy P. Gotei, President. Dwight Metcalf John B DaingerU William Gregory, Edw-ard S. Hough. Robert Jamieson, James P. Smith. Thomas R. Keith, Robert G. VioIetT William H. Fowle. Thomas Met ormirk. John H. Brent. Office hours from 9 to lj. and from *2$ to * o'clock. C. W. WATTLES. Srcrelar) Office on King street. nr-ar St. Asapb. nov lo—dly r»lHK POTOMAC INSURANCE COMP' X NY OF ALEXANDRIA.—No. II. sou . Fairfax street, next door to J Lead beat e i s Ur g I Store—where they will be pleased to re<>.., offers for either Fire or Marine Insutancr President—Samuel Millie. Dirkctob8. Wm. N. McVeigh, Robert S. Ashbv. Lewis McKenzie, Nathaniel 3ou*:,. Cassius F. Lee, Benjamin Barton oct9—-t! JOSEPH EACHEs. Becreta THE ALBEMARLE ISSIRASfCE COMPANY, The Great Central Comp an r or \ PRINC IPAL 0*FLCK,riIAKUrm^YILLK. V A Chartered Capital, $400,000* CASH FUND. $l*0.«Juo. I^IRE INSURANCE in Town or Countrv. A and MARINE INSURANCE may be erfe.' ted on the moot favorable terms with tins Com nany. B^All Losses promptly and satisfactorily at ranged. WM. T. KAKL\, i’rrs t Jhc. Wood, Jr., Secretary. F. A. MARBURY, Agent for Alexandria aug ¥9—-tf


ocr: all to Snowden. _______ almanac. _ itn. jsvstsv*! MAV. t\9ks art*.; Moons Phasbs. * ___ ■ 14 Thursday..^ 54*7 tv D 1ft Friday.4 53 7 7 Last qr. 15 b 9 s. 15 Saturday... 4 52 7 sNew....24 - 13m. 17 Sunday. 4 517 9 Fust qr.. 28 11 19 i 18 .Monday... 4 50 7 10 Full ... 7 12 Vi s VJ Tuesday.... 4 50 7 10| HlGli UfATKR. 20 Wednesday 4 19 7 11 Mat 14 luh 32m latkstpatks. I-oodoo.. April 15 I lUvr» .- ....April 14 ljy^pool ...April ttlNW cVl*an« “ J AKIN fci LIST. _ 1\>KT 0? ALK.XAM'KIA—MA4 1C. AlUUVID. Schr.S. M Smith. Wicks, New York, general cargo to S. Shiun A Sou. Schr. Sarah and Man-, Ives, Elizabeth City, shingles to Smoot A Uhler Schr. Cumberland, Chase, Boston, plaster to M. Eldridge. Sebr. Henry Finch, Falk inburg, Wilmington, N. C., lumber to Caxenov* £ Co. Sailbo. Steamer Colombia, Harper, Baltimore, by Wheat A Bro. Steamer Helen Brown, White, Tort Deposit*, by Master. Mkmoaanih. Barken tin* Horace Beale, for this port, lrom Dicks' Gland, ceme in the Capes, 11th inst. Sebr. Ann D., Markham, tor this port, clear ed at New- York, 1 ltb inst. Sebr. Lady Lake, Baker, hence at New York, Utb inst. SeLr. Embark, Donoho, hence at Philadel phia. lltb inst .■■■ ■ —IT Artists paints, shushes ajtd oils, a full •apply, received, and for sale by


ocr: been appointed to be a Third Lieutenant. Is 57 iSusSUN] SEPTEMBER, rises aet». Moon's Phases. j 1 Tuesday.... 5 32(6 2S1 o h. n. 2 Wednesday 5 33 6 27 Full. 4 0 3 Thursday.. f> 35 6 25 Last or. 12 2 41 k. 4 Friday. 5 36 6 24 New.... 18 0 32 n. 5 Saturday... 5 37 6 23 !*irsiti> 26 3 5Sm. 6 Sunday.5 39 6 21! " “high WATER 7 Monday... j5 40,6 20,Sept'A- L f»h 19.t» LATEST DATES. London.Anjr. 10 I Havre.Aup. lo Liverpool .Aug. 19 I New Orleans.Aug. 29 MARINE LIST. PORT OF ALEXANDRIA—AUGUST SL Arrived. Schr. Fairfax, Mott, New’ York, genera! cargo toS Shinn. Schr. Olive, Perry, Mathias's Point, wheat to Robinson Ac Payne. Sloop Be11j. Franklin. Ratclifle, Fawks, corn and wheat to Robinson At Payne. Steamer Columbia. Harper. Baltimore, to Wheat & Bro., and freight tor the District. Saiied. Schr. Maria Monson, Brewster, Bridgeport, coal by Alleghany Mining Co. Schr. Wa’erbury, Cranmer, New York, coal | by Cumberland Coal Ai Iron Co. Schr. Joseph Curst, Rennier, New York, coal by Cutp^erland Coal At Iron Co. Schr. Monson. Cranmer, New York, coal by Cumberland Coal At Iron Co. Schr. Pennsylvania, Robinson, Philadelphia, coal by Alleghany Mining Co. Memoranda. Bri«r Poconorket, Haskell, for Georgetown, D. C.. sailed from Salem, 24th ult. Schr. Helen Mar, looker, hence at Digbton, 24th ult. Schr. Santee. Ireland, from this port, for Hud son. N. Y\. arrived at New* Y'ork, 2Mh ult. Schr. Embark, Donoho, hence at Philadelphia. ..It j Schr. R C. Stanard. jr. Groves. for Washing ton, D. C., cl\l at Wilmington,N. C.,27th alt. The ship Clara Brook man went ashore at , Squam Beach at 12 o'clock Sunday night. The ! passengers and crew were saved. The ship is a total loss. The pilot boat Thomas H. Smith is ashore, north oi Bamegat. All her crew are saved.


ocr: 7 ‘ HOTEL FOR RENT—The “BEVE RIDGE HOUSE,” »« lown of dleburg. Va., i§ offered tor rent tor the next year The house is large, in thorough re pa ij^ and baa an eatabliahed ciutom B. V NOI.AN D, Guardian ol N. B. Noland. Middlebnrg V*;^ec_4—eotf_. JOB PRINTING Neatly executed, with des|*tch# at this Office.


ocr: ALEXANDRIA T^KO.M THIS DA I Kruntil lur'heriiTice.X kitrSZt I Z'tr'r “,M‘ WVh'"*,w' »<>. m. a cr;a;,d V*1""s'nn at rh“h<,,,rs *""• "-"i 1 buses a, the ZZZV'r"'.. '*“'■« iter's Ho •u ’ l . ,lsh,n^ton, and connect with the cars af »he brulee Bl’SHROD VV SROBKL dec 24—dtf 7. rnuBhL* ‘ upermtendent AKKANUIOIgMi,.


ocr: w-v DONOHUE. mauuacTurerot SHIRTS, |\i* COLLARS, DRAWERS and DRESS {AO GOODS, No. 24 Baltimore st., Baltimore. References—Col. C. F. Suttle, and H. Clay * Ward, Alexandria. Balt., ap 6—eolm


ocr: ni?HiKHllAIi. Alexandria Market, January 31. No transactions reported. The Market«. Baltimore, Jan. 31.—There is no change to note in the markets to-day. Nkw York. Jan. 31.—Breadstuff* are very dull, in consequence of the storm, and sales ol ! all descriptions are unimportant. Fork has ad* vanced; Mess $21.50. B^el is buoyant; repacked Chicago *1 f>d$ 15.f>l*. Lard is firm, at 13$c. J Whiskey is firm; Ohio 2b$c- Stocks are firm, j but dull. Va. o s yi$. Sterling Exchange is j firmer. _I


ocr: 7a7w\ PRIME MERINO SHEEP, at pri Ol/U vate 8ale>u T*™1**11* Belmont P* Loudoun County, Va. sep 2-eotf SAMUEL LOOK. WOOL purchased by je 26 DANIEL F. HUOE.


ocr: P1RK INHCRANCK ROTICEN, Ac. ALBEMARLE lIUUHABfCE COM PAN 1, CH A R LOTTKSY! M.K, Vi Cash Capital and Snrplua $1 43,000. WM. T. EARLY, Pres t Jnc. Wood, Jr., Secretary. DIKBCTOlt*. B. H. Miigruder, I>r. J. L. Cabe!!, Dr. M. L. Anderson, Prof. J. P Holcomb, R. W. N. Nowland, Ihos. L. Farish, B. C. Flannagan. James Hart. FIRE INSURAN CE, in town or conn'rv, may be effected with this Companj oh the most reasonable terms. |y Losses promptly adjusted and paid. F. A. MARBURY, Agent for Alexandria, ap 13—-tf _ Slave Life Insurance. THE ALBEMARLE INSURANCE COM PANY, with capital and surplus of #180 • OMOcontinues to insure SLAVES trom one to four years, on the Tnost favorable term*. F. A. MARBURY. Agent. Alexandria, Ya. Dr. F. J. Mtai'UY, Medical Examiner, ap 13—tf fTIHE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF J ALEXANDRIA,continues to insure against nre, gentrally, in Town and Country as here tofore, on the most reasonable terms. BOARD OF DIRECTORS. Anthony P. Govkh, President. Dwight Metcalf, John B. Daingerfield, William Gregory, Edward S. Hough, Robert Jamieson, James P. Smith, Thomas R. Keith, Robert G. Violett. William H. Fowle, Thomas McCormick. John H. Brent, Office hours from 9 to l J, and trom to o’clock. C. W. WATTLES, Secretary. Office on King street, near St. Asaph, nov 10—dly _ THE POTOMAC INSURANCE COMPA NY OF ALEXANDRIA.—No. 11, south Fairfax street, next door to J Leadbeater s Drug Store—where they will be pleased to receive offers for either Fire or Marine Insurance. President—Samuel Millie. Dikbctobs. Wm. N. McVeigh, Robert S. Ashby, . Lewis McKenzie, NathanielBoush, Cassius F Lee, Benjamin Barton, oct9—tf JOSEPH EACHF.S, Secretary. SOUTHERN PROTECTION 1NSURA N( E COMPANY, ALEXANDRIA. VA.— CAPITAL OVER $400,000, AND CONSTANTLY INCH K A 8 I N t». The charter of this Company offers more fa vorable advantages to the farmer and others, than any other company chartered in the State, by insuring with or without a premium note.— If the applicant prefer, he can pay the lull amount of the premium in cash, or by effecting a cash insurance for two years, the insured saves one eighth of the amount he would otherwise have ts, nav m l»ir lipri.niii)u a member, and MlviDM a small premium note, the insured saves nearly one half ot the amount charged by Stock Comi>a nies, when insuring trotn year to year, 'ihis is the advantage re>ulting Hum the combination ot the cash and mutual principle. This company commenced issuing Policies against loss or damage by tire, on the 10th ot March, 1854, since which time over thirty live hundred persons have insured and become mem bers of the Company. Having trebled our bu siness during the past year, we teel grateful for i the liberal patronage bestowed upon the Compa ny thus far, and for its flattering prospects of future usefulness. The Directors hope and be lieve that by prudence, caution and a rigid sys tem of economy, they will establish for this Company a reputation tor cheapness and satety, , not surpassed by any Company m the l:. Mates. All differences in settlement of losses, may be determined by three disinterested arbitrators ot the County w here such loss hapi»ei;ed, to be mu tually chosen by the insured and the Company. DIRECT OKS: H. W. Thomas, Christopher Neale, R. H. Stabler, R. F. Lester, W. M. Turner, Sholto T Stuart, 'ik B. Robertvon, P. D. Lipscomb, W. I). Massey, Silas Biglow. ‘ W. T. Harper, James T. (’lose, T. T. Hill, Edward Sangster, Richard H. Carter, A. R. Blakey. () v v i c k k h :


ocr: clining tendency. Corn has declined; sale* of 30,O'>o bush, mixed at 72 cents, yellow *4078 cents. Pork is exerted and has advanced 4U0 5o ceilU; sales of 1200 bbls. mess at $24,150 $24.50. Beef is buoyant at $16. Lard is firm at 14i cents. Whiskey is steady; Ohio 27 j cts. Stocks are firmer—Cumberland Coal 18J; Ster ling Exchange is dtfll at 1O7^01O>-^. H«w York Cattle M»rktt, Msreh It. Bkkvrh—4;OUO head otfered—market ciosing heavy at a decline of 50 cents. Sales at $9,50 0$lVi. Sheep.—V.5IMJ head otfered—market closing heavy and all qualities slightly declined, Sw ine_3,iX‘4> near) oH* red—sales at $7,500 $7,75. > almanac. _ 1857 Si n Sex MARCH. nus uU Moon’s Phases. 13 Friday.6 95 5|| d e. H. 14 Safuuiay.. .6 H 5 52 Last qr. 18 4 2 I. 15 Sunday.* 7 5 53 New .....24 2 13m. 16 Monday... 6 5 5 55 First qr.. 1 8 33 m 17 Tuesday... . 6 4 5 56 Full. 9 4 *27 M IS Wednesday 6 3 5 37"*'“ HIGH WATER. 19 Thursday* -6 1 5 55 March i 3 h m ikATBRT DAT MH. tit on.l*vb. 23 j Harr*.K-b. ‘2C L ol.Feb. 23 | New Orleans.....Feb. *2i MAR1KK GIST. _ 1*1 MIT OF ALEXANDRIA—MARCH Li. Sailed. Sehf. Cambria, Thomas, Baltimore. Schr. Clara, Crowell. Boston, by M. Eldridge gy We are requested to state that Hrnrt W Thomas, esq., will be a candidate lor re-electioi to the Senate of the State from this District, mh 9-eo!it MANY VOTERS. nr Dr. M. M LEWIS has removed his ol fire to his resilience on Cameron street, betweei St. Asaph and Washington streets, in the nous recently occupied by Dr. Ashby. mh 12 3 / COLOMBIAN GUANO —The undersigned sole agents in tfiis city ot the Philadelphia Guano Company, have constantly on hand j full supply oi best COLOMBIAN GUANO o their owu importation, which they otier for sal at lowest cash prices. FOW LK 4c CO.,^ w—ti Alexandria. Va PERUVIAN GUANO.—The undersigned ar daily expecting the ship Granite, with cargo of No. i PERUVIAN GUANO, direc from theChmcha Islands, which will be put it to strong bags, and offered to their customer at the lowest market rates. 12_tf FOWLE A CO . Alex a. Vs Mexican guano—a. a ’ **iua. MEXICAN GUANO, always on hanc and for sale by FOWLE A CO., mh 12—tf Alexandria, V; A FRICAN GUANO—A supply of this va uable fertilizer, just received, and for saj by mh 12—tf FOWLE A CO , Alex Wa. 4 I BBfA GREEN APPLES; aiao, Dm 44 Apples, Batter. Laid, KUx Co1 Meal, Extra Super aud **yc Flour, just receive* and for sale by mh 12 PERRY. PENNY BACKER A Cj IOST—Between the City Hotel and Liberl a Hall, a small Buckskin PURSE, containii: » small Bras» Key with steel wards The und< will be liberally rewarded, by leaving it at th office. ’ jnh U—4t^ VfoTiUE—TO THE PUBLIC—I have ^ ^ line assortment of Scott's. Par rebee s ai jny own manufacture of REFRIGERATOR for sale .ENOCH QRIMES*§, * mh IQ No 14. Faitfa4* Rtrs# ROCK SALT.—We have a Rupply ol th , article,direct from Liverpool. For saltir st,*cx cattle, it m the most economical article use [teb 20—eolm)^ F'OWLK A CO I NOR RENT —The Rooms now occupied ^ us. Possession given on the 17th instai FOWLE, SNOWDEN A CO. . mh ft—dtf tt South Royal stre AMF^ SHOVELS AND CROWBARS, superior quality, for saU by teb 2ft C. M. CASTLEMAN t A BUSH. Clover Seed toi sale by fill % WASHINGTON A CO. TOOL purchased by : . 1 1 * 1 j i i f f t % t s !. i ~ M j1 *» v >• 7 * * » _ a iu S t. it 'S ‘n _


ocr: VIRGINIA ELECTIONS. ALEXANDRIA COUNTY* For Attorniy General. Tucker. Shackelford, j t,t District.148 V, .■ Ill ‘94 ; f ,. via 132 •:™ .. ;;.m i«o MD “ ^ ±\ 566 515 For Congress. Snowden. Smith. Wjllis. j is» District.245 64 13 .4 138 77 9 u .252 185 2 » 172 81 8 ! jJh .. 01 19 000 S.'iS 42* 32 Snowden s majority 432. For. Board of Pl ane Works. Zedekiaa K.dwell, 793, (no opposition.) For Legislature. Sssati —Henry W. Tnomas, 821, (no opp ) j House or Delegates. McKenzie. Latham. Herbert. , District.221 73 15 2„d “ •«» 70 '* !rj u .230 1*23 66 4.b‘ u .159 64 27 0rh *• 63 OUU 2 602 330 129 Fairfax County. West End Precinct—Smith, 97; Suow d n,04; Cockerille, 82; Thrift, 79; Thomas, 97; Tucker, 99; Shackelford, 48; Kidwelly 129. Fall's Church, at 3 o'clock, Snowden, 37; Snub, 5; Thomas, 31; Thrift, 39; C »ckerille, 5; Shackelford, 22; Tucker, 2; Kidwell, 12. Snowden’s majority in f redericksburg is 36. Tue returns from the surrounding Coun- I es, are very im perfect, and unreliable. --mmmm-* The Naval Courts of Inquiry. Before Court No. 1, the defence of ex*Lt. Bartlett was read by his counsel, Mr. Rogers, Before Court No 2. the case of Lieut. Car- ter still pending, ex Got. Price ot New Jer sey, and Purser Barry hare been examined to-dav in his favor, and Commodore Sloat lor the (jorernmerit. Before Court No. 3. the case of Capt. New ell was taken up yesterday—Mr. Blount^aot ting as counsel. To day, in his case. Com- modores Kearney, No*ton and Auliek hare been examined on his behalf.— Ifu$h. btav. [Communicated, Errata.—Read Chesterfield for Mansfield, . . . . _ r m t:_ over me o* w.uvi


ocr: A. w. breckimridge. w. b. JOKXfco . American hotel, crbtral rau.ru Difot, Staubtob, Va. A. N. Bbbcukuidgb A Co., Proprietor*. J.N. Woodward, late of the Woodward House,


ocr: FIRE INSURANCE NOTICE*, Ac. ALBEMARLE INSURANCE COMPANY, CI1AKLOTTKSVILLE, VA Caih Capital and fturplui* Si*3,000. WM. T. EARLV,Pres't Jnc. Wood, Jr., Secretary. DIRECTORS. B. H. Magruder, I>r. J. L. Cabell, Dr. M. L. Anderson, Prof. J. P Holcomb. R. W. N. Now land, Trios. L Parish, B. C. Flannagan. James Hart. FIRE INSURANCE, in town or country, may be effected with this Company on the mo^t reasonable terms. cr Losses promptly adjusted and paid. F. A. MARBURY, Agent for Alexandria, ap IS—tf Slave Life lntiiraucr. THE ALBEMARLE INSURANCE COM PAN Y, with capital and surplus of <!v.. Oi;U continues to insure SLA\RS from onr to four years, on the most favorabie terms. F. A. MARBURY. Agent. Alexandria. V.i Dr. F. J. Murphy, Medical Examiner, ap 13—tt rpHE FIRE INSURANCE COM PAN \ OK j ALEXANDRIA. continues to insure agaii rfre, generally. in Town and Country as hrrr to fore, on the most reasonable terms. BOARD OF DIRECTORS. Anthony P. Cover. President. Dwight Metcalf, j John B. Daingeriir* 1, William Gregory, j Ed ward S. Hough, Robert Jamieson, j James P. Smitu, Thomas R. Keith, , Rol>ert G. \ io!»-!f William H. Fowle, Thomas McCorinuk | John H. Brent, Office hours from 9 to lj. and from 2* *.> J o’clock. C. W. WATTLES. >ecre;ary. Office on King street, near St. Asaph, nov 10—d 1 v ; rflHE POTOMAC INSURANCE COMPA J NY OF ALEXANDRIA—No. 11. south Fairfax street, next door to J Leadbeatei s Drug •Store—where they' will be pleaded to recei\e | offers for either Eire or Mamie Insurance. President—Samuel Miller. Directors. Wm. N. McVeigh, Roberts Ashbv, Lewis McKenzie, NatbanielBoush. i Cassius F Lee, Beniamin Barton, oct 9—tf JOSEPH EACHES. SOUTHERN PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPAN Y, A L E X A N D K I A. V A - t Ariraii u» r.u AND CONSTANTLY 1 N C it K A S I NO. The charter ot this Company offers more :.i ! vorable advantages to the farmer and others. : than any other company chartered in the Mate. ! by insuring with or w ithout a premium note • If the applicant preler.he can pay the lull amour.* of the premium in cash, or by effecting a cadi ; insurance lor two years, the insured save* one eighth of the amount he would otherwise have to pay: or by becoming a member, and giv mg i small premium note, the insured save. tiear’y one half ot the amount charged by Stock Compa nies, when insuring from year to year. ihis;s the advantage resulting from th * combination ot | THE CASH AND MUTUAL PRINCIPLE This company commenced issuing Policies against loss or damage oy lire, on the lf th <»t March, Isr>4, since which time over thirty live hundred persons have insured and become mem bers of the Company. Having trebled our bu siness during the past year, we feel grateful lor ' the liberal patronage bestowed upon the Compa ny thus far. and tor its Mattering prospects of i future usefulness. The Directors hope and be lieve that by prudence, caution and a rigid >\> I tern of economy, they will establish n>r thi<* Company a reputation for cheapness and .-alet). not surpassed by any Company in the (’. Mates. All differences in settlement 01 lo-ses. may he determined by three disinterested arLitratorc ot the County w here such loss happened, to he urn tually chosen by the insured and the Company. DIKECTOIIS: w H. W. Thomas. Christopher Neale, K. H. Stabler, R F. Le-ter, W. M. Turner, Sholto 1’ Stuart, T. B. Robertson, P. D. Lipscomb, W. i). Massey, Silas Biglow. W. T. Harper, Janies T Close, T. T. Hill, Edward Sangster, Richard H. Carter, A. R. Blakey. Op Fir kb*: It. W. Thomas. President. | W. I*, T. 11. KoLertM’U. Y ice i'rest, j VY. T. Ii;u | * i. n < >. i.ii \. JiMfi* T. C'LOf-K, Aifoury !>/,•/ 1. ‘ h > t 111 „!•, nih 23—cAd 1 y HAKDWAUK, Cl’TLKKY, Ac. S i M. CASTLEMAN—I ,ate ot th** firm <•!


ocr: BRILLIANT SCHEMES, To fee drawn at Wilmington, Delaware, IK MARCH, 1857. To be drawn under the Superintendence of Commis sioners appointed by the (jovemor. GREGORY * MAURY, Managers. 37,500 DOLLARS! LOTTERY for the benefit of the State of Delaware, Class 58, lor 1857, to be drawn at Wilmington, Del., on Saturday, March 21s/, 1857. 75 number Lottery—12 drawn ballots. BRILLIANT SCHEME! 1 prize of $37,5(50 i prize of $3,000 1 do 20,000 1 do 2,500 1 do 12,500 1 do 1,647 1 do 7,600 50 do 10U0 1 do 5,000 50 do 500 1 do 4,000 111 do 250 Ac. Ac. Ac. Whole Tickets $10—Halves $5—Quar. $2 50. Certificates ol'packag’s. 25 whole tickets$140 OC Do do 25 half do 70 00 Do do 25 quarter do 35 (X) 67,097 DOLLARS! 1" OTTERY for the benefit of the State ot | a Delaware, Class M, for 1857, to be drawn atWiimington, Delaware, on Saturday, Match 28/A, 1857. 78 number Lottery—13 draw’n ballots. MAGNIFICENT SCHEME. 1 gr’d. prize $67,097 2 prizes of $7,500 2 do 30,000 2 • do 5,000 2 do 20,000 100 * do 1,000 2 do 15,000 173 do 500 2 do 10.000 Ac., Ac., Ac. Tickets$20; hlvs. $10; qrs. $5; eighths, $2.50. Certificates of packag's 26 whole tickets $270 00 do do 26 half do 135 00 do do 26 quar's do 67 50 do do 26 eighth do 33 75 |y ORDERS for Tickets and Shares and Cer tificates of Packages in the above Splendid Lot teries, w'ill receive the most prompt attention, and an account of ea^h drawing will be sent immediately alter it is over to all who order from me. Address, P. J. BUCKEY, Agent, feb 27—lmi Wilmington, Delaware


ocr: BRILLIANT SCHEMES, To be drawn at Wilmington, ii* may, 1857. To be drawn under the Superintendence of Commit eioners appointed by the Governor. GREGORY a MAURY, Managers. 65,UUO DOLLARS! [ OTTERY tor the benefit ot the State j Delaware, Class 0, for 1857, to be drawn at Wilmington, Delaware, on Saturday, May 23d, 1857. BRILLIANT SCHEME! 78 number Lottery—13 drawn ballots. 1 gr'd. prize $05, 000 I 1 prize of $6 OCX) 1 do 30,000 2 prizes of 5.016 1 do 30,000 5 do 2,768 1 do 15,000 109 • do 1,500 1 do 15,000 173 (Low. 3 No) 600 Ac., Ac., Ac. Tickets #20; hi vs. $10; qrs. $5; eighths, $2.50. Certificates of packag’s 26 w hole tickets #270 00 do do 26 half do 135 00 do do 26 quar's do 67 50 do do 26 eighth do 33 75 37,000 DOLLARS! I OTTERY for the benefit of the State ot Del- j aware, Class 115. for 1857, to be drawn at Wilmington, Del., on Saturday. May 30th, 1857. 12 drawn Numbers out ol 75. SPLENDID SCHEME. 1 prize of $37,500 1 prize of $7,000 1 do 20,000 1 do 4,102 l do 15,000 100 do 600 1 do 10,000 114 do 300 Ac. Ac., * &c. Tickets $10—Halves #5—Quarters $2 50. Certificates ofpackag’s 25 whole tickets $140 00 Do do 25 half do 70 00 Do do 25 quarter do 35 00 G^ORDERS for Tickets and Shares andCer- tificates of Packages in the above Splendid Lot- teries, will receive the most prompt attention, and an account of each drawing will be sent immediately after it is over to all who order from me. Address, I\ J. BUCKEY, Agent, ap 27—lm Wilmington. Delaware


ocr: 1Sf>7. Si.N >CN' sKCTKMBFR. rises sets Moon's Phases. ‘is Monday... fi "5 03I o h* li Tuesday.... « 9 0 01 Full. 3 10 8m {•< Wednesday 6 10 0 00 Last qr. 10 5 30*. 1 Thursday. .6 11 0 49 New.... 1» 4 J < * 2 Friday.♦> 12 0 4* Fust qr..25 9 4 k 3 Saturday.. . 0 U 0 40 HIGH WATER. \ Sunday..... ♦> 13 0 43 Skpt ». 28 2h 5lro. !. ATE!* T T> A T K S. L ni >n.. N {,t. 12 | Havre.Sept. 12 Liv-rpeU ..S pt. 12 i New Orleans.Jvpt. IS MST. PORT G| A m:\ anpki A—SEPTEMBER 2«. A KBIT**. Schr. Raligo Reid, Rappahannock, wheat to Kol iRion \ 1 a\ r*e Memoranda. ling Robert Reed. Johnson, from this port, arrived at St John, N B . ‘20th mst. Scbn*. Fdgar, Seotten, trom Georgetown, ar m«l at ChiladHphia, 24tb inst; and Kmma, Veil?, for Washington, cleared at do. same day. Schr Irani Smith. McGjvern. for this port, saJed trom Fail River. 23d inst. vhr Sarah Mills. Rowley, from Georgetown, I' ( . arrived a* Dighton. 21st inst.


ocr: And her Saviour welcomed her home. As vernal flowers scent the morn. But wither in the rising day— Thu* lovely was the infant s dawn, AL.'I.tXAC, 1S57. Sun Sun SEPTEMBER, run sets. Moon's Phaskm. ______ ________ i 24 Thursday.. 6 3i{5 58; o h. » 25 Friday.b 3 5 57 First qr..2b 3 58 m. 2d Saturday... 6 4 5 56 Full 3 10 Sm 27 Sunday.b 6 5 51 Last qr. 10 5 50 k. 2> Monday... 6 7 5 53 New.... 17 4 37 k. 22 Tuesday.... b 9 5 51, high WATER. oU Wednesday. 6 10 5 5oSkptr. 24 lOh 33m. LATEST DATES. h'Q'ion.S*«»t. 9 J Havre.St*pt. 9 .S*|K. 9 I New • a leans.Sept, to AAH15K LIST. Port or ALEXANDRIA—SEPTKMBEK 23. Arrived. Mr Ruth and Elizabeth. Satullord, Currio roan, wheat to Robinson \ Payne. Mr Gazelle, Tallent, Machodoc, wheat to Robinson \ Payne. Mr. Virginia, Pierce, Nanjamoy, wheat to Robinson \ Payne Memoranda. Mr* Wm Cobb, Eudtcott. and Marv, Eddy, tronn tni» port, arrived at Ihghton, I9lh inst. Mr. Iram Smith, McGivern, from this port, Arrived at Fall River. ISth inst. arATTKX i'lox Kl FLF.MEN!—Meet at >,f armory, thu morning punctually, at h o'clock, in Summer I'mlortn. lor parade. By order ; *P 4—it J. MARION HART. O S. Harper for October, with numerous diustratiens. price 25 cts. Just publish and tor sale by "a 24 ROBERT BETX^ WA BOXES CHEESE, tor sale low, by PERRY, PENNYBACKER k CO. *P 24 Another supply of fall trim mings, just received, and for sale at _sep 24 c. C. BERRY S, No 72 King-st. %)\ Bi XF.S CANDY, for sale bv PERRY, PENNYBACKfeR & CO. »p 24 lWl \ SACKS G a. SALT, for sale by PERRY, PENNYBACKER* CO. _ *p z4 ^FED—hush, prime Clover Seed; also, 1 timothy and Orchard Grass, tor sale by 5 14 KNOX ft BRO. A AILS.—5oo kegs Nails, for sale by j j ! '


ocr: BRILLIANT SCHEMES, To be drawn at Wilmington, Delaware, iy july, 1857. i To be drawn under the Superintendence of Commis sioners appointed by the Governor. GREGORY * MAURY, Managers. I 40,000 DOLLARS! LOTTERY for the benefit of the State of Del aware, Class 155, lor 1857, to be drawn at 1 Wilmington, Del., on Saturday. July 18/A, 1857. 75 Number Lottery—13 drawn ballots. RICH SCHEME. 1 prize of $40,000 1 prize of $3,378 1 do 15,000 20 prizes of 1,000 1 do 10,000 20 do 500 1 do 7,500 20 do 400 1 do 5,000 20 do 300 1 do 4, W0 100 do 200 &C., bec.y &c. Tickets $10—Halves $5—Quarters $2.50. Certificates of packag’s.25 wle tickets, $140 00 Do do 25 half do 70 00 Do do 25 quar. do 35 00 05,000 DOLLARS! LOTTERY for the benefit of the State of Delaware, Class Q, tor 1857, to be drawn at Wilmington, Delaware, on Saturday, July j 25th 1857. 78 number Lottery—15 drawn ballots. BRILLIANT SCHEME. 1 grd. prize $65,000 1 prize ot $5,000 1 do 30,000 1 do 2,038 1 do 20,000 10 prizes of 2,000 1 do 10,000 10 do 1,500 1 do 9,000 20 do L000 1 do 8,000 40 uo 500 1 do 7,000 365 300 1 do 6.000 kc.y kc.< &c. Tickets $20; hlvs.$10; qrs. $5; eighths, $2.50. Certificates of packag's. 26 wle tickets, $250 00 Do do 26 half do 125 00 Do do 26 quar. do 62 50 l)o do 26 eigh. do 31 25 BORDERS for Tickets and Shares and Cer tificates of Packages in the above Splendid Lot teries, will receive the most prompt attention, and an account of each drawing will be sent immediately alter it is over to all who order from me. Address, P. J. BUCKEY, Agent, je 26—lm Wilmington, Delaware TITHE FAR-FAMED AND lMIl'ULAK J MARYLAND LOTTERIES for July. 1857. —R. FRAME $ CO., Managers.—All Prizb Scheme.—Urand Consolidated Lottery of Maryland, Class I, to be drawn Saturday, July 23th. in Baltimore, Maryland. Drawings conducted under the superin tendence of the State Lottery Commissioner. ; all prize scheme. Each and every ticket in this Lottery will he a prize, for all those tickets without a drawn number, are each entitled to live dollars gross! , 7S Numbers—12 Drawn Ballots. j j.$62,620.$62,620 2...... 12,f>00. 25,000 2. 10,000. 20,000 2 . 8,000. 16,000 2!. 6,000. 12,000 5. 5,000. 25,000


ocr: LOTTERY ADVERTISEMENTS._ BRILLIANT SCHEMES, To be drown ot W ilmington, Delaware, IN SEPTEMBER, 1857. To be drawn wider the Superintendence of Commis sioners appointed by the Governor. GREGORY * MAURY, Manager*. 40,000 DOLLARS! LOTTERY for the benefit of the State of Del aware, Class 195, for 1857, to be drawn at Wilmington, Del., on Saturday, Scjrtcmbcr 5th, 1857. 78 Number Lottery—l9 drawn ballots. BRILLIANT SCHEME! 1 prize of $40,000 6 prizes ol $3,500 1 do 20,000 7 do 2,000 1 do 10,112 200 (Low. 3 No.) 500 4 do 5,000 Ac., Ac, Ac. . Tickets $10—Halves $5—Quarters $2.50. Certificates of packag's 26 whole tickets $150 00 Do do 26 half do 75 00 Do do 26 quarter do 37 50 j 50,000 DOLLARS! T OTTERY for the benefit of the State of I j Delaware, Class 201. tor 1857, to be drawn at Wilmington, Del., on Saturday, September \2th, 1857. 75 number Lottery—14 drawn ballots! MAGNIFICENT SCHEME. 1 gr’d prize $50,000 1 prize ol $3,102 1 spl'd do 20,000 20 prizes of 1,500 1 prize of 15,000 20 do 1,000 1 do 10,000 40 do 500 1 do 5,000 277 do 200 1 do 4.0oo Ac. Ac., Ac. Tick's $15; h!fs. *7.50; quar. $3.75; eigh.$l.s7J Certificates of packag's. 25 wle tickets, $180 00 Do do 25 half do 90 00 Do do 25 quar. do 45 00 Do do 25 eigh. do 22 50 35,133 DOLLARS! 1' OTTERY for the*benelit of the State of Del aware, Class 2u7, for 1857, to be drawn at Wilmington, Del., on Saturday, September VJlh, 1857. 75 number Lottery—12 drawn ballots. RICH SCHEME. 1 prize of $35,13.3 20 prizes of $450 20 do 4 000 30 do 250 j 10 do 2.000 129 do 200 10 do 1,500 Ac., Ac., Ac. Tickets $10—Halves $5—Quarters $2.50. Certificates ol packag's. 25 wle tickets, $140 00 Do do 25 half do 70 00 Do do 25 quar. do 35 00 65,000 DOLLARS! [■ OTTERY lor the benefit of the State of j Delaware, Class S, for 1857, to be drawn at Wilmington, Delaware, on Saturday, Septem ber 26th, 1857. 78 number Lottery—14 drawn ballots. BRILLIANT SCHEME. 1 gr’d. prize $65,000 5 prizes of $4,000 1 do 25,000 5 do 3,000 1 do 20,000 10 do 2,000 1 do 14,000 100 do 750 1 do 7,380 239 do 500 Ac., Ac., Ac. Tickets$20: hlvs.*10: ors. *5: eighths, $2.50. Certificates of packag's26 whole tickets $200 00 do do 20 hall do 130 00 do do 20 quar s do 65 00 do do 26 eighth do 32 50 REORDERS for Tickets and Shares and Cer tificates of Pcckages in the above Splendid Lot teries, will receive the most prompt attention, and an account of ea^h drawing will be sent immediately after it is over to all who order from me. Address, P. J. Bl’CKEY, Agent, aug 27—lm Wilmington, Delaware SWAN fc CO S LOTTERIES!—NE W AM) BRILLIANT SCHEME!!—Capital Prize j $00,000!!!—The tollow ing Scheme will be drawn by S. SWAN & CO., Managers of the Four ! Gaines Academy Lottery, in each of their Lot- | teries lor September, 1657, at Acucsta, Georgia, ; to which city they have removed their princi pal Office. Class 52, to be drawn in the city of Augusta,


ocr: WANTED TO PURCHASE, A BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, in a pleasant pan oi the city. Persons desirous of selling, will please address H, through th- Post Office, jau 2‘,*—eolw


ocr: LOT I KKY ADVERTISEMENTS. SPLENDID SCHEMES, To be drawn at Wilmington, Delaware, IN DECEMBER, 1857. To be drawn under the Superintendence of Commis sioners appointed by the Governor. GREGORY A HAIRY, Managers. 37,500 DOLLARS! LOTTERY for the benefit of the State ot Del aware, Class 282, tor 1857, to be drawn at Wilmington, Del., on Saturday, December 19/A, 1857. 78 number Lottery—13 drawn ballots. RICH SCHEME. 1 prize ot $37,500 l prize of $3,439 i do 15 Out) 30 prizes of 1,500 1 do 10,00)) 60 do 600 1 do 6,000 190 do 250 1 do 5,000 Ac., Ac., *c. Tickets $10: halves $5; quarters $2.50. Certificates of packag V20 vtfhole tickets $140 00 do do 26 half do 70 00 do do 26 quar's do 35 00 66,000 DOLLARS! rOTTERY for the benefit of the State of j Delaware, Class V', for 1857, to be drawn at Wilmington, Delaware, on Saturday, Deiem ber 26/A. 1857. 75 Number Lottery—12 drawn ballots. BRILLIANT SCHEME. 1 gr’nd prize of $66,u00 1 prize of $7,500 l prize of 25 000 l do of 5 000 l do of 20)v,x) l do of 3,040 l do of 15.000 212 lowest 3 num l do of 10,000 her prizes 1,000 Ac, Ac.. Ac., Ac. rickets$>0; hl'vs. $10; qu'rs. $5; eighths $2.50. Certificates ot packag's. 25 wle tickets, $270 00 Do do 25* half do 135 00 Do do 25 quar. do 6*7 50 _Do do 20 eigh’s. do 33 75 tyORDERS for Tickets and Shares and Cer tificatesof Packages in the above Splendid Lot teries, will receive the most prompt attention, and an account of ea^h drawing will be sent immediately after it is over to all who order from me. Address, P. J. BUCKEY, Agent, iiov 24—fiao Wilmington. Delaware OWAN A CO S LOTTERIES!—NE \V AND HixlLLLi}iT SCHEME!!—Capital Prize $•>*),U*m>!!! —The allowing Scheme will be drawn uy S. 8WAN A CO., Managers ot the Fort Gaines Ac.ai k.my Lottery, in each of their Lot


ocr: COLLECTOR’S SALE. WILL BF. EXPOSED TO PUBLIC SALE, to the highest bidder, on Thursday, December, ntk, 1857, at the Town House, the following LOTS and parts of LOTS hereinafter mentioned, situated, lying, and being in Georgetown, D. C., or so many thereof as may be necessary to satisfy the Corporation of Georgetown, D. C., for Taxes due on them respective ly for the year auuexed, with costs and charges. Sale to commence at 12 o’clock, M. lerrns cash. _ _ — r j \ear foi which Assessments. Taxes, taxes are due. _|_j_ James Clagett s heirs, lot 29, P. B. T. and D s addition.) ^ 60 feet, north side Bridge street.. ..-j 18uG $1 >o *1 40 Gabriel Duvall's heirs, lot 281, B. and H. addition, 1G.> , feet, south side Madison street. 18oG 300 2 40 Gabriel Duvall’s heirs, northwest pt., Threlkeld's square. 120 ieet, east side Fayette street. 1856 GOO 4 00 p0 do. do. uo 1856 Front-foot lax 90 00 John Hoyes heirs, lot 39, P. B. T. and D's. addition, 60| feet east side Warren street.j 1856 200 1 GO Bazil and Ignatius Waters, north pt. lot 221, B and H.‘> addition, 59 6-12 feet, west side Market street.j 1S5G 295 2 36 Hannah Bargeyand others, pt. lot 44, O. G. T., 40 feet east side Potomac street.I 1856 2-5thsof 4,000 j 12 80 Do. do. do. do. 1856 Front-foot tax 25 24 John Lee, east lot 24, D. L. and C. addition. 28 6-12 feet, j j west side Montgomery street.j 1856 2U0 1 GO Lee, pt. lot 25, D. L. and C. addition, 43 feet west; side Montgomery street.j 185G 300 j 2 40 Lee, pt. lot 32, D. L. and C. addition, 30 feet west: 1 side Green street. 1856 350 | 2 8U Lee, pt. lot 33, D. L. and C. addition, 30 feet west ! side Green street.1 1856 • 300 2 40 Geoigetown. D. C, sep 26—lawtdC^F^SH^KELL^ColLector^^ AVCTION SALES. OXJANOj Ate.


ocr: LOTTERY ADVERTISEMENTS._ BRILLIANT SCHEMES, To bo drown nt Wtlmtnnton, Delaware, IN SEPTEMBER, lo5l. To be draw under the Superintendence of Commit tionert appointed by the Governor. GREGORY * MAURY* Managers. 50,000 DOLLARS! LOTTERY for the benefit of the State of Delaware, Class 201. for 1857, to be drawn i at Wilmington, De\.,on Satwday, September 12/A, i857. 75 number Lottery—14 drawn ballots! MAGNIFICENT SCHEME. 1 gr'd prize $50,000 1 prize of $3,102 1 spl'd do 20,000 20 prizes of 1,500 1 prize of 15,000 20 do 1,000 1 do 10,000 40 do 500 1 do 5,000 277 do 200 1 do 4,000 Ac. Ac., Ac. j Tick's $15; h!fs. *7.50; quar. $3.75; eigh. $1.87$ Certificates ofpackag's. 25 wle tickets, $180 00 Do do 25 half do 90 00 Do do 25 quar. do 45 00 Do do 25 eigh. do 22 50 35,133 DOLLARS! LOTTERY for the benefit of the State of Del aware, Class 207, for 1857, to be drawn at i Wilmington, Del., on Saturday, September 19/A, 1857. 75 number Lottery—12 drawn ballots. RICH SCHEME. i 1 prize of $35,133 20 prizes of $450 20 do 4,000 30 do 250 10 do 2,000 129 do 200 10 do 1,500 Ac., Ac., Ac. Tickets $10—Halves $5—Quarters $2.50. Certificates ot packages. 25 wle tickets, $140 00 Do do 25 half do 70 00 Do do 25 quar. do 35 00 65,000 DOLLARS! IOTTERY lor the benefit of the State of j Delaware, Class S, lor 1857, to be drawn at Wilmington, Delaware, on Saturday, Seplem ber 26/A, 1857. 78 number Lottery—14 drawn ballots. BRILLIANT SCHEME. 1 gr'd. prize $65,000 5 prizes of $4,000 1 do 25,000 5 do 3,000 1 do 20,000 10 do 2,U00 1 do 14,000 100 do 750 1 do 7,380 239 do 500 Ac., Ac., Ac. Tickets$20; hlvs.$10; qrs. $5; eighths, $2.50. Certificates of packag’s 26 whole tickets $260 00 do do 26 half do 130 00 do do 26 quar’s do 65 00 do do 26 eighth do 32 50 KSP / \D HU D C iVb «• T't'ibL SiVv a rao an/I P Dr. •3r 11/1 a ivmvio v *# —••v» tificates of Packages in the above Splendid Lot teries, will receive the most prompt attention, and an account of each drawing will be sent immediately after it is over to all who order from me. Address, P. J. BI CKEY, Agent, j aug27—lm Wilmington, Delaware S' ” WAN & CO.’S LOTTERIES!—NE W AND BRILLIANT SCHEME //—Capita l Prize j $60,000!!!—The lollowing Scheme will be drawn by S. SWAN & CO., Managers of the Fort Gaines Academt Lottery, in each of their Lot teries tor September, 1857, at Ana sta. Georgia, to which city they have removed their princi pal Office. to be drawn in the of


ocr: mHE FIRE INSURANCE CON!PAM <T I ALEXANDRIA ,continues to insure a-.i.. sr gent rally, in lown and Country n« 1 ♦ - tolore. on the most reasonable terms. BOARD OF DIRECTORS. Anthony P. Coyer. President Dwight Metcalf, John B. Dampen:eb‘, William Gregory, Edward S. Hoti-:. Robert Jamieson, James P. Srnitj . Thomas R. Keith, Robert G. Violet? William H. Fowle, Thomas McCoimick. John H. Brent, Office hours from 9 to 1$. and from ‘2} ?t. odoek. C. W. WATTLES. Secretary. Office on King street, near St. Asaph, nov 10—dly _ mHE POTOMAC INSURANCE COM! I NY OF ALEXANDRIA—No. 11. *0 . ! Fairfax street, next door to J Lead beater - !» 4 i More—where they will be pleased to i><> offers lor either Fire or Marine losuiance. President—Samuel Miller. Directors. Wm. N. McVeigh, Robert S. A«hhy. Lewis McKenzie, NathamelBoui*ti. Cassius F. Lee, Benjamin Barton. oct9—-ti' JOSEPH EACHES, SerrrUry. THE ALBEMARLE IN81HANCE COW PAX V, Th* Great Central Compant op Virginia PRINCIPAL OFFICE,CIIAItLOTTENYII.I.K. VA. Chartered Capital, $400,000. CASH FUND, *125,ouo. ]~TIRE INSURANCE in Town or I’ountrv ^ and MARINE 1 NSLRANGE may br <n, ted oil the most favorable terms w ith this ( < 1 pany. CP"All Losses promptly and satisfactorily r ranged. VV M. 1. EAKL\. I*i•*?» t Jnc. Wood, Jr., Secretary. F. A. MARBURY, Agent for Alexandra, aug *?9—tf


ocr: LOTTERY" ADVERTISEMENTS. BRILLIANT SCHEMES, To be drawn at Wilmington* Delaware, 15 MARCH, 1857. To be drawn under the Superintendent e of Commis sioners appointed by the Governor. GREGORY’ & MAURY, Manager* 51,080 DOLLARS! T OTTERY lor the bandit of the State o I A Delaware, Class 52, tor 1857, to be drawn at Wilmington, T)e\.,on Saturday, March 1 4/A. 1857 75 Number Lottery—12 drawn ballots. BRILLIANT SCHEME. 1 gr'd prize $51,080 l prize of $I,5CK 1 spl'd do 25,000 1 do 4.< XX 1 prize of 20,000 1 do 3,5o(j 1 do 15,000 1 do 3,<>0< 1 do 10,000 1 do 2,Girt. 1 do 8,000 l do 2,Out 1 do 7^500 1 do 1,5<K. 1 do 7.000 1 do 1.25C 1 do 6,500 1 do 1.00*J 1 do 6,000 200 (Low. 3 No.) 5CX 1 do 5,000 Ac., Ac., Ac. Tick's $ 15; h!fs. $7.50; quar. $3.75; eigh. $1.87J Certificates of packag's. 25 wle tickets, $200 0c Do do 25 half do 1UU IX Do do 25 quar. do 50 Of Do do 25 eigh. do 25 01 37,500 DOLLARS! IOTTERY for the benefit of the State o j Delaware. Class 58, for 1857, to be drawn a Wilmington, Del., on Saturday, March 21s/ 1857. 75 number Lottery—12 drawn ballots. BRILLIANT SCHEME! 1 prize of $37,500 1 prize of $3.o0( 1 do 20,000 1 do 2,50( 1 do 12.500 1 do 1,64' 1 do 7,500 50 do 1001 1 do 5,<>»0 50 do 5<X 1 do 4,000 111 do 25C Ac., Ac., Ac. Whole Tickets $10—Halves $5—Quar. $2 50 Certificates ol packag’s. 25 wholetickets$140 (X Do do 25 half do 70 (X Do do 25 quarter do 35 oc 67.097 DOLLARS! IOTTERY for the benefit of the State o j Delaware, Class M, lor 1857, to be drawr at Wilmington, Delaware, on Saturday, Mar cl 28/A, 1857. 7b number Lottery—13 drawn ballots. MAGNIFICENT SCHEME. 1 gr’d. prize $67,097 2 prizes of $7.50( 2 do 30,000 2 do 5,00< 2 do 20,000 100 do 1,00C 2 do 15,000 173 do 50C 2 do 10.000 Ac., Ac., Ac. Tickets$20; hlvs.$I0; qrs. $5; eighths, $2.50 f ' / V ^ ♦ < f ■ A r\ 4 A ♦ ft\ . > A L n r* ' ^ • i Irt « ■ • L A, 1 A ♦ I . i I • A t • J ^ / 1 111 vv.1 uiivuvva vi nu^ i? % v n uviv, iivbvij tJmm • do do 26 half do 135 Of do do 26 qwar's do 67 51. do do 26 eighth do 33 7£ C^ORDERS for Tickets and Shares aqdCer titicates of Packages in the above Splendid Lot teries, will receive the most prompt attention and an account of each drawing will be sen' immediately after it is ove*- to all who ordei from me. Address, P. J. BUCKEY, Agent, feb 27—lm Wilmington. Delaware FOR SAtE AND RENT. Ma first class residence for SALE.—I offer lor sale, my residence, or: (Vonoco street The house is one of the besl built ai d most comfortable in the city—con taining every modern improvement and conve nience. The rooms in the main building are 21 feet square, with unusually high ceilings. The hall is 14 feet wide. The house contains 17 rooms. The lot embraces one-hall the square or one acre, is well enclosed, and is f 1 ' 1 i j 1 ' ' ; 1 j | f i ► i i j ' ’ ; | M j ' 1 \ i i i i > :


ocr: COLLECTOR'S SALE. j \iriLL BE EXPOSED TO PUBLIC SALE, to the highest bidder. on Tim>sdoy, DtmnUr, f f 1 liii. lSf>7. at the Town House, the following LOTS and parts ot LOTS hereinafter j situated, lying, and being in Georgetown, 1). C, or so many thereof as may be to satisfy the Corporation ot Georgetown. D. C., for 1 axes due on them respective for the year annexed, with costs and charges. Sale to commence at 12 o clock, M. lerms _ _ __ 1 _ I IN WHOSE NAME ASSESSED. !'*«« Assessmellts- Tax«* _____' Glagett s heirs, lot 29, P. B. T. and Ds addition. 6»/ leet. north side Bridge street. 1856 $17.) $1 40 , Gabrnl Duvall's heirs, lot 281. B. and H. addition, I0n. leet, south side Madison street. 1856 300 2 4o , Gabriel Duvali sheirs,northwest pt.,Threlkeldssquare 120 leet. east side Fayette street. 1856 500 4 ou Do. do. do. uo ! 1856 Front-loot tax 90 OU John Hoyes heirs, lot 39. P. B. T. and D s addition, 601 , leet east side Warren street.: 1856 ‘200 1 60 Baz*l and Ignatius Waters, north pt. lot 22!, B and H ^ I addition, 59 6-12 feet, west side Market street.. 1856 295 j 2 3 , Hannah Bargev and others, pt. lot 44, O. G. T., 40 feet j east side Potomac street. 1856 2-5ths ol 4,000 12 M Do. do. do. do. 1856 Front-loot tax 2o 24 John Lee, east lot 24. D. L. and C. addition, 28 6-12 leet. ^ ^ j j west side Montgomery street.j 1850 -"0 John Lte, pt. lot *25. D. L. and C. addition, 43 leet west ^ r> side Montgomery street. ^5o John Lee. pt. lot 32, D. L. and addition. 30 teet vvesl^ , * , „ * W is.',6 350 2 80 side Green street. ^y 1 °J John Lee. pt. lot 33, D. L. and C. addition, 30 feet west , ,, 1 . i 1*56 300 2 40 ... , . j r F SULK KLL. ( ol lector (.eoiu, town. 1>. ( . sop 2'>—la’AlO * • • 1 mn yoous,


ocr: IHHEEZRB vC&FSS&nBB CANAL COMMIKCK* AHKiVnu. August 29. Boats Elizabeth Ann. and Grey Fox, Cum berland, coal to Cumberland Coal and Iron Co. Boats Katie Darling, and P. W. McCleary, Cumberland. coal to Borden Mining t o. K »ats P. E. Haldeman. and Lonaeouing. No. a.Cumberland, coal to Alleghany Mining Co. •Baats James Fitzpatrick, and Uaceile.Cum •IwiiauJ, coal to Erosthurg4\>ai to Boa; Advance. Cumberland, coal to Wm A. Duncan. PctAMTKD. August 29. Boat bln.groceries from Mc\eigh A Lbasn • Oe'lain, tor Loesburg, Va


ocr: LOTTERY ADVERTISEMENTS._ " BRILLIANT SCHEMES, To b« drawn at Wilmington^* Delaware* IN SEPTEMBER, 1857. To be drawn under the Superintendence of Commis sioners appointed by the Governor. GREGORY * MAURY, Managers* 35,133 DOLLARS! LOTTERY lor the benefit of the State of Del aware, Class *07, for 1857, to be drawn at Wilmington, Del., on Saturday, September 1lJth, 1857. 75 number Lottery—12 drawn ballots. RICH SCHEME. 1 prize of $35,133 20 prizes of $450 20 do 4 OUU 30 do 250 10 do 2,000 120 do 200 10 do 1,500 &c., &c., &c. Tickets $10—Halves $5—Quarters $2.50. Certificates of parkag’s. 25 wle tickets, $140 00 Do do 25 half do 70 00 Do do 25 quar. do 35 00 65,000 DOLLARS! I OTTERY for the benetit of the State of j Delaware, Class S, for 1857, to be drawn at Wilmington, Delaware, on Saturday, Septem ber 2$th, 1857. 7j> number Lottery—14 drawn ballots. BRILLIANT SCHEME. 1 gr d. prize $65,000 5 prizes of $4,0U0 1 do 25,000 5 do 3,000 1 do 20,000 10 do 2.00U 1 do 14,000 100 do 750 1 do 7,3.w»0 230 do 500 &c., Ac., Ac. Tickets $20; hi vs. $10; qrs. $5; eighths, $2.50. Certiiicates of packag s 26 whole tickets $260 00 do do 26 half do 130 0U do do 26 quar’s do 65 00 do do 26) eighth do 32 ;»0 GPOKDERS for Tickets and Shares and Cer tificates of Packages in the above Splendid Lot teries, will receive the most prompt attention, and an account of each drawing will be sent immediately after it is over to all who order from me. Address, i\ J. BUCKEY, Agent, aug *7—!m Wilmington, Delaware


ocr: \ | j | ! | ! NRR INNt'R AN< K KOTl. ALBKMAKLE IMM II A ,Y( K I CIIAKUITTKSVIU y V(*P*1| I Cash Capital and Surplus, I WM. T. KARLvV'«. Jkc. Wood, Jr., Secrc’ary. * r*' directors. B. H. Magruder, I)r J L. cdu Dr. M. L. Anderson, Prof J i> u R. W. N. Now land, Too* L Fan*" B. C. Flannasan. Jame, H.r. FIRE INSURANCE. may be effected with thisCompan, reasonable terms. 3 ,B*h. Losses promptly adjusted and na - F. A. MARBURY, Agent for ap 13—tf *’ Slave Life THE AI.BEMARLE INsURAVrr PANY, with capital and Mirp;u,„V. 000 rontinues to insure SLAVES frorr‘ 1 ‘ four years, on the most tavorable term? F. A. MARBURY, Agent. AW, Dr. F. J. Murphy, Medical ES1“^U ap 13—tf . THE QUAKER C'lTY INst’R.Wi i' PANY, ok Philadelphia. FIRE AND MARINE INsiR,jSl Chartered Capital $500,000 Capital and Surplus $130,o.u, GEORGE H. HAKl. hnJ. ■ H. R. Coocshall. Secretary ANDREW JAMIEsON < je ^5—e°3m torAl.v.. ‘ The fire insurance co.mpa.\ ALEXANDRIA, continues toil *ur."4 Fire, generally, in Town and CouitVy ? tofore, on the most reasonable Wrr* BOA R D OF I) • •: KCIor* ANTHONY i\ 1 ... Dwight Metcalf. ; , 1, nlUjf, . William G.%o y. .s Robert J.ui , ■». 1 - P. Snu* Thomas K. Ke! . ] , (j Vi,• William H. i’aa * . 1 • o i Md.V, John H. Brent. O^** hours from 9 to l J, and from 21 • o’clock. C. W. WATTLES. Secret* . Office on King street, near St. Asa;-.. nov 10—dly rflHF. POTOMAC INSURANCE (uv I NY OF ALEXANDRIA—No n , . Fairfax street, next door to J LeadbeaVr* Store—where they will be pleased to rc> offers lor either Fire or Marine Insuiarc* President—Samuel .Millls. Directors.


ocr: F1RB IHBtHAyCK NOTICES, ±c. ALBEMARLE I N *l IIA N CE COJIPaxv CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. ’ Ciah Capital a»»d Surplus tl Rs.ooo. WM. T. EARLY, Pre.’t Jnc. Wood, Jr., Secretary. DIRECTORS. B. H. Magruder, I)r. J. L. Cabell, Dr. M. L. Anderson. Prof. J. P Holcomb i R. W. N. Nowrland, Thos. L Farish. B. C. Flannagan. James Hart. FIRE INSURANCE, in town or country, may be effected with this Company oritbe most : reasonable terms. f?' Losses promptly adjusted and paid. F. A. MARBURY, Agent for Alexandria. ap 13—tf _ Slave Life Inmrnnce, THE ALBEMARLE INSURANCE COM PANY, w ith capital and surplus of fis;,. OfO continues to insure SLAVES from oi.e to four years, on the most favorable terms. F. A. MARBCRY, Agent. Alexandria, Yti. Dr. F. J. Murphy, Medical Examiner, ap 13—tf rjIHE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY <>K X ALEXANDRIA .continues to insure a-aiut Fire, gentrally, fn Town and Counyy a? tofore, on the most reasonable terms. BOARD OF DIRECTORS. Anthony P. Cover. President. Dwight MLetcalf. John B. Daingerfield. William Gregory, Edward S. Hough, Robert Jamieson. James P. Smith. Thomas R. Keith, I Robert G. Violet. William H. Fowle, Thomas McCormick. John H. Brent. Office hours from 9 to lj. and from 21 to 3^ o'clock. C. W. WA1 PLES, Secretary. Office on King street, near St. Asaph, nov 10—dly rilHE POTOMAC INSURANCE COMPa’ I NY OF ALEXANDRIA —No. 11, south Fairfax street, next door to J Leadbeater's Drug i Store—where they will be pleaded to receive offers for either Fire or Marine Insurance. Presidedt—Saxukl Millkr. Directors. Wm. N. McVeigh, Roberts. Ashby, Lewis McKenzie, NatnamelBoush, I SCassius F. Lee, Benjamin Barton, oct9--tf JOSEPH EACHEs. Secretary. OUTHERN PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY. A L E X A N D R I A. VA — I CAPITAL OYLU $400,000, AND CONSTANTLY 1 N C ii KAMINii. I The charter of this Company offer* more fa* vorabie advantages to the farmer and others, I than any other company chartered in the Mate. j by insuring with or without a premium note — I It the applicant prefer, he can pay the lull amount of the premium in cash, or by efircong a ca*h insurance for two >ears, the m>ui>d sa\e* one eighth of the amount he would otherwise have i to pay: or by becoming a member, ami givn i \ . small premium note, the insured sa\e>, Many one half of the amount charged by Stock Comna* j nies, when insuring from year to year. This is ' the advantage resulting from the combination of ! THE CASH AND MUTUAL PRINCIPLE | This company commenced issuing Policies . fuss ui u ama u> uir* un lur riu "i j March, 18-r)4, since which time over thirty-five | hundred persons have insured and become rr.em | bers of the Company. Having trebied our bu siness during the p-st year, we /eel grafeiul lor i the liberal patronage bestowed ujmui tne< ompa ! ny thus far. and lor its /Uttering prospects oi . luture usefulness. The directors hope and be j lieve that by pi uden< e. caution and a rigid svs* | tern ol economy, they will estabfi?h for tkis \ Company a reputation h r cheapness ai d sa/ety, : not surpassed by any Company in the U. States, j All differences in settlement of losses. u:a\ fe I determined by three disinterested arbitrators ot the County w here such loss happi red. to be mu tually chosen by the insured and the Company. IMKKCTOKS: H. W. Thomas, Christopher Neale, R. H. Stabler, R. E Lei-t*r, W. M. Turner, Sholto T Stuait, T. B. Robertvon, P. L). Lipscomb, W. I). Massey, Sila* Big'ow, W. T. Harper, James T Close, | T. T. Hill, Edward Sangster, Richard H. Carter, A. R. Blakey. O k f i c R K 8 II. W. Tliomap. rrt*fiU» lit. j W I*. Tr.-*>ur*r.


ocr: LOTTEKY ADVBRTIIEMEBITS._ BRILLIANT SCHEMES, To be drawn at Wilmington, Delaware, IN SEPTEMBER, 1857. To be drawn under the Superintendence of Commis sioners appointed by the (rovernor. GREGORY & BIAl’RY, Manager*. 50,000 DOLLARS! I OTTERY for the benefit of the State of j Delaware, Class 20i. for 1857, to be drawn al Wilmington, Del., on Satuiday} September 12th, 1857. 75 number Lottery—14 drawn ballots! MAGNIFICENT SCHEME. 1 grd prize $50,000 1 prize of $3,102 1 spl'd do 20,000 20 prizes of 1,500 1 prize of 15,OoO ‘20 do 1,000 1 do 10,000 40 do 500 1 do 5,000 277 do 200 1 do 4.000 &c. Ate., Ace. Tick’s $15; hits. $7.50; quar. $3.75; eigh.$l>7£ Certificates ol packag's. 25 wle tickets, $180 00 Do do 25 half do 90 00 Do do 25 quar. do 45 00 Do do 25 eigh. do 22 50 35,133 DOLLARS! LOTTERY for the benefit ofthe State of Del aware, Class 207, for 1857, to be drawn at Wilmington, Del., on Saturday, September 19//t, 1857. 75 number Lottery—12 drawn ballots. RICH SCHEME. 1 prize of $35,133 20 prizes of $450 20 do 4 000 30 do 250 10 do 2.000 129 do 200 10 do 1,500 Ate., &c., Ate. Tickets $10—Halves $5—Quarters $2.50. Certificates of packag's. 25 wle tickets, $140 00 Do do 25 half do 70 00 Do do 25 quar. do 35 00 65,000 DOLLARS! rOTTERY for the benefit of the State of j Delaware, Class S, for 1857, to be drawn at Wilmington, Delaware, on Saturday, Septem ber'2 fit h, 1857. 7b number Lottery—14 drawn ballots. BRILLIANT SCHEME. 1 gr’d. prize $65,000 5 prizes of $4,000 1 do 25,000 5 do 3,000 1 do 20,000 10 do 2,000 1 do 14,0UU 100 do 750 i >7 o'in fiini & UV »)VWV | - &c.y Ate., &c. Tickets $20; hi vs. $10; qrs. $5; eighths, $2.50. Certificates of packag's 26 whole tickets $260 00 do do 26 half do 130 00 do do 26 qu:^"« do 65 00 do do 26 eightu do 32 50 REORDERS 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 ea^h drawing will be sent immediately after it is over to all w ho order from me. Address, P. J. BUCKEY, Agent, aug 27—lm Wilmington, Delaware SWAN Ac CO.’S LOTTERIES!—NEW AND BRILLIANT SCHEME //—Capital Prize $60,000!!!—The fallowing Scheme will be drawn by S. SWAN & CO., Managers of the Fort Gaines Academy Lottery, in each of their Lot teries tor September, 1857, at Augusta. Georgia, to which city they have removed their princi pal Office Class 52, to be drawn in the city of Augusta, Ga., in public, on Saturday, September Zth, 1857. Class 53, to be drawn in the city of Augusta, Ga in on Saturday, September 12/A, 1857. I ! |


ocr: VTOTICE -Tue copartnership heretofore e? Rung under the style of HLNiON j BROTHER, as Woolen Manufacturers, was or solved on the Wth ins', by mutual confer,;. Th business will be continued by JOHN R HL> m\ ROBERT H. HI NTON. JOHN B 'HUNTON. BuckUnd, ieb 16—eoim ^ |. j 1


ocr: JLOTTKRY ADVERTISEMENT. SPLENDID SCHEMES, To l*o 4r*w» at Wilmington, Delaware, -Jflr January, 1857. To be drawn tirider the Superintendence of Commis sioners appointed by the Governor. GREGORY * MAURY, Managers. 3S,000 DOLLARS! LOTTERY for the benefit of the State of Delaw are, Class 6, for 1857, to be drawn at Wilmington, Del., on Saturday, Sanuary 17/A, 1857. 75 number Lottery—12 drawn ballots. BRILLIANT SCHEME! 1 prize of $38,000 1 prize of 2,583 1 do 20.000 2 do 1,000 1 do 15.000 50 do 500 1 do 10,000 113 (Low. 3 Nos.) 30U 1 do 5,000 Kc. Acc., Ate., Whole Tickets $10—Halves $5—Quar. $2 50. Certificatesol packag’s. 25 whole tickets$140 0C Do do 25 half do 70 00 Do do 26 quarter do 35 00 70,000 DOLLARS! LOTTERY for the benefit of the State of Delaware,Class K, lor 1857, to be draw n at Wilmington, Del., on Saturday, January 24th, 1857. • 78 number Lottery—13 drawn ballots! MAGN I FI CENT SCH EM K. 1 gr’d. prize $7O,l>O0 4 prizes of $5,000 1 do *30,900 5 do 3,000 1 do 30,000 50 do 1,000 1 do 20,000’ 218 do 650 1 do 10.000 Arc., Arc., Arc. Tickets$20; hlvs.$10; qrs. $5: eighths. $2 50. Certificates ol packages 26 w hole tickets $27u UU do do 26 hall do 135 00 do do 26 quar's do 67 50 do do 26 eighth do 33 75 37,500 DOLLARS! LOTTERY' for the benefit of the State of Delaware, Class 17, for 1857, to be draw n at Wilmington, Delaware, on Saturday. January 3 lif, 1857. • 75 number Lottery—13 drawn ballots. SPLENDID SCHEME. 1 prize cf $37,500 1 prize of $2,878 1 do 20,000 20 do 1,000 1 do • 10,000 20 do 600 1 do 7.500 10 do 300 1 do 6,000 199 do 200 1 do 4.000 Arc., Ace.. Ace. Tickets $10«—halves $5—quarters $2 50. Certificates of packag's 25 w hole tickets $130 00 Do do 25 half do 65 00 Do do 25 quarter do 32 50 ty 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 ea**h draw ing will be sent immediately alter it is over to all who order from me. Address, P. J. BUCKEYr, Agent, Her 29—1 m Wil mhurton. Delaware HARDWARE, CUTLERY, Ac. M. CASTLEMAN—Late of the firm of


ocr: > j 1 j j j i . ■ | j ! _L.OTTJCRY ADYERT1IKMEXT8. _ SPLENDID SCHEMES, To be draw» at WUmlefton, Delaware, IN JANUARY, 1857. To be drawn under the Superintendent of Commis sioners appointed by the Governor. GREGORY 4l MAURY, Manager*. 7<».uuu DOLLARS! LOTTERY for the benefit of the State of Delaware, Class K, for 1857, to be drawn at W'ilmington, Del., on Saturday, January 24M, 1S57. 78 number Lottery—13 drawn ballots! MAGNIFICENT SCHEME. 1 gr'd. prize $70,000 4 prize* of $5,000 1 do 30,900 5 do 3.000 1 do 30,000 50 do l,0u0 1 do 20,000 218 do 050 1 do 10.000 Arc., &c., kc. Tickets$20; hlv*.$lU; qr*. $5; eighths, $2 50. Certificates of packag's 26 whole tickets $270 Ou do do 26 half do 135 00 do do 26 quar’s do 67 50 do do 26 eighth do 33 75 37,500 DOLLARS! I OTTER Y lor the benefit of the State of j Delaware, Class 17, for 1857, ro be drawn at Wilmington, Delaware, on Saturday. January 31*1, 1857. 75 number Lottery—13 drawn ballots. SPLENDID SCHEME. 1 prize of $37,500 1 prize of $2,878 1 do 20,000 20 do l.OuO 1 do 10.000 20 do 600 1 do 7.500 40 do 300 l do 5,000 199 do 200 1 do 4.UOO &c., &c.. kc. Tickets $10—halves $5—quarters $2 5u. Certificates of packag’s 25 whole tickets $130 UO Do do 25 half do 65 00 Do do 25 quarter do 52 50 S^ORDERS for Tickets and Share* and Cer- tificates of Packages in the above Splendid Lot- teries, will receive the most prompt attention, and an account of ea<*h drawing will be sent immediately after it is over to all who order from me. Address, T. J. BUCKEY, Agent, dec 29—lm Wilmington. Delaware 1 FORTUNE OF 60,UUO DOLLARS, to be had by risking the small sum ot $16!!!— SWAN’S LOTTERY, to be drawn on Friday, January 30, 16D7. 1 Prize of $60,000 2 Prizes of $5,000 I do 25,000 2 do 2,000 1 do 10.000 2 do 1.000 More than one Prize to every Ten Tickets! Wle. tick’s $16; hlvs. $8; quar. $4; eighths $2. Address orders for Tickets to .S. SWAN k CO., Atlanta. Ga., or S. SWAN, Montgomery, Ala. For particulars, see Scheme in another col umn. Atlanta. Ga . jan 16—dtJan26 Maryland lotteries for jam- ARY, 1857.—R. FRJ>CE if CO., Man- agen. Drawings conducted under the superin tendence of the State Lottery Commissioner.—


ocr: < | \ 1 | c J CANAL COMMBRCK. Arrived, September 4. Boats Anne Maria. W. M Clagett, Anzonetia. Wolvington, J. K. Sterling, Mary Shaw, Bed Box, Mary L. Kawdon, Wild Kate, G. H. W. Hetzer, J. L. Jorden. Ann GilHece, John Beall. E. A. Cook, and Margaret V. Hill. Cumberland, coal to Cumberland Coal and Iron Co. Boats J. F. Saylor, General Simpson, Andrew Reiich.ind W. B. Colston, coal to Borden Min ng Co. Boats Capt. King, and Union, coal to Allegha ly Mining Co. Boats Ellen Bell, and Henry May, coal to •Tostburg Coal Co.


ocr: In Alexandria. onTu* sday, the Wth of Decem b**i, bv the Kw' Mr Burrows, AKMlSl'KAD lT. Hl’RDLK, and Miss F.L1/.ABKTH Bl’RROWS, both ol tins city. At Blenheim, on Monday t«9th of December by th** Rev. W. C nesley, Dr. WALKKR WASHINGTON, ol Caroline county, and MARY, daughter of Lawrence Washington, ol Westmoreland county, V a. Oi, the 7th instant, by the Rev Mr Buck. JAS R C. OLDH AM. esq.. *f Philadelphia, tc F.LIZA. dauuhter of Wm. H. Dundas, esq, o Washington, D. C. OIKO. •A\ us residence in Fauquier county, on th* mr.br o. Mondiv the Win of December, Mr. Op.GRGL GLAS(OCR. aged about forty two Years lb ]-*avesa visle and six children to u\t*r u> grave He reached his home but .1 . i . 1.... _l... .. 1... rutnrii Irnm I (I Irr ^ . Missouri, wu^rche contracted the I yphoi#i at tectum uh«U*i wnick he tell. Mr. Glascock was a warm hearted excellent man and ts much re gretted by a wide list ot friends. At his residence near New Baltimore, in Fau quier county, on the 99th of December, Mr. VV.M. NORRIS alter a long illness. _ ALMANAC. 0*57 S r n S i s; JANUARY, runs se t Moon 8 Phase* 9 Frida;.7 19 I 4l| D e. m 10 Saturday ..7 18 4 P Full.10 4 7m II Sunday ... 7 1N 4 49 Lus> qr 1< 11 49 k 19 Monday. . 7 17 4 43 New.94 b :>7 k 13 Tuesday... .717 4 43 F tstor . > 3 90s 14 Wednesday ? lb 4 11 lllUII Kk'ATTKR. 15 Thursday. . 7 15 4 45 Jan y 9 b- 3>rn L A V K * t L> A I K » Loudon ...lev Z‘* I Havre..1V<\ 1 LiTarp>M't ...iK-c 90 ; N«*** »*rl**Hiva.iNn' 9 tUKINE UST* VHIKT OF ALKX4NPRU—JANVAKY v Mkmoraki»a Schr Black Monster, Townseud, hence, a Philadelphia. Oth mst. The navigation *>t tin* Potomac is impede# !>v ice do * ii below th»* Narrows. CJ* RELIEF FIRE COMPANY.—’IV reg ular annual meet in*; ot tms company lor tin 'lection ot officers, will be held at their hall oi Monday 19th mst, at 7 o'clock. By order o the President: JAS. ENTWISLK. dr, j4»9—td . Secretary FOULK, SNOW UK A A CO.# H A S A E ti N\ So S, ,'ou/A / uyal iStrfW. A LEXANDKIA, VIRGINIA. i '- l ^_ i itta'V^PF^KM Sulphate Father, Calndior f / Taiuiin, i>eosutr. Nitre. Muriatic am AceticA'i#»$» Carb Ammonia, received, and to .5dl, by PEEL, STEVENS Ac CO, jan 9 No. 994. cor. of King and Altied-st* T VASKF’TS—We are in receipt or a lot c strong C >untrv .Made Baskets, Al vartou ^ize* to which we would invite attention. MILLER A ENGLISH, jan | No U*. Union street T1LOUR—F'.xtra, superhue. fine, and 1st Ry< Flour, tor sale in lots to suit, by M1LLFR A ENGLISH, jan 9 No 49, Union street 1NOUND—A small sum of money, whict * the loser can have by establishing owner ship and paying expenses. D. HOWARD. j»n 9—3t TTTANTED.—A good COOK. WASHER If and IRONER. To one who can com# well recommended. liberal wages w.li be given Apply to [jan ft—dttj FOWLS X CO FKESJH V EX l>v>N—We have nkvicti o mmw 90*HI tb^. of Venison, which we wisl to sell on arrival. MILLER A ENGLISH, jaa ft 49 Union street (TOCNTUY SOAP.—5bbls. an#l boxes Coun J try "Soap, mi store, and lor sale low to clow a consign me nt,*by MILLER is ENGLISH, jan 8 No. 49 Union-street HARPER’S PAPER, a spieudul uum ber. Harper's Journal oi Civilization, just receive*! and for sale at [>m bj FRENCH'S. i I i I I i j ‘ ’ 1 j- ' t s » I t { l


ocr: FIRK INRIRAXCK MOTirKs. 4 ALBEMARLE INRl'KAAfCE COMi». CKAKG iTTKeY I I.I.K. Ya M Cash Capital and ffnrpliia 11 «'M. T. KAKU h. Jsc. W ood, Jr., Secretary. DlRKCTuKS. P. H. Magruder. Dr J. I. CaVi Dr. M. L. Anderson, I’roi J. I' Hu K. \V. N Nowlai.J, Tbos. I. Far..-, B. C. Flannagan. Jame.« Har FIRE INSURANCE, in town or r<, may be effected with this Coir.pan;, olt> reasonable t“rms. I5T Losses promptly adjured d!id ,M. F. A. MARBCRY, Agent fur \,'¥X , ap 13—tf


ocr: —!!** WWRAMCR NOTH'*:*. aC( ALBBNARlk INH'Rayce tONPikt' p 1 *w*M8",rp,"# •* ***<>#•• r ur»A i t ^ bAKLV, I'm t Jnc. M ood, Jr., Secretary. DIUKCTUR8. B. H. Magruder, I)r J. I,. Cabell. Dr. M. L. Anderson. Prof..!. p Holcomb R. W. N. Nowland, Thos. L. Farish, B. C. Flannagan. James Hart. FIRE INSURANCE, in town or ro,irrv may be effected with this Company on the tl *. reasonable terms. GT Losses promptly adjusted and paid. F. A. MARBl’RY, Agent for A!cxan.!r . ap 13—tf_ Slave Life Insurance, THE ALBEMARLE INSURANCE (n\{ PANY, with capital and surplus of f > OX) continues to insure SLAVES rroni on* 0 four years, on the most favorable terms. F. A. MARBURY, Agent, Alexandria \4 Dr. F. J. M uiiphy, Medical Examiner, ap 13—tf THE QUAKER CITY INSURANCE ( tiv PANY. op Philadelphia. FIRE AND MARINE INSCRASCh; Chartered Capital $.'»0(),oo«. Capital and Surplus t‘150,«ioo, GEORGE H HART, President H. R. Cooghhall, Secretary. ANDREW JAMIESON. Ager je 15—eo3m for Alexandria. V4 fTIHE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY Of | ALEXANDRIA,continues to insure a-.l: fire, gentrally, in Town and Country as Lrff. tofore, on the most reasonable term®. BOARD OF DIRECTORS. Anthony P. Govke, President. Dwight Metcalf, John B. Dair.gcri e William Gregory, Edward S. Hough, Robert Jamiesou, James P. Smith. Thomas R. Keith, Robert G. \ lolt-tt. William H. Fowle, Thomas Mc( ortnc* John H. Brent, Office hours from 9 to 1$. and from 2f tn'.i o'clock. C. W. WATTLES, Secretary. Office on King street, near St. Asaph, nov 10—dlv _ THE POTOMAC INSURANCE COV,| NY OF ALEXANDRIA—No. li sou Fairfax street, next door to .1 Leadbeatei * Urr.g Store—where they will be pleased to reoiw offers for either Fire or Marine Insurance. President—Samuel Miller.


ocr: MANASSAS GAP RAIL ROAD. r\ Starting and arrival of Passenger 1 rains, i^eave Alexandria at 7.05 o clock, A. M. Arrive at Wowistock at 1 o clock, P, L Leave Woodstock at 8.30 o'clock, A. M. Arrive at Alexandria, at 2.10 o clock, P. M. Mf l-—tf


ocr: FIRE INSURANCE NOTICES. rpHK KIRK INSURANCE COM PAM <>r , X ALEXANDRIA, continues to insujv a^.n .• I ^ire, generally, in Iowa ami Country a> i, j to lore, on the most reasonable terms. BOARD OK DIRECTORS. Anthony P. Gqvkm, President. Dwight Metcalf, t John B. Dainger! e!.j, William Gregory, Edward S. Hough, Robert Jamieson, James P Smith. Thomas R. Keith. Robert G \iole*r William H. Fowle, Thomas McCormick. John H. Brent. Office hours from 9 to 1}. ard from 24 to ^ i o'clock. C. W. WATTLES. Secretary. Office on King street, near St. Asaph, j nov 10—dly jmHE POTOMAC INSURANCE COM I A*. ; X NY OF ALEXANDRIA.—No. 11. *>u’L j Fairfax street, next door to J Leadt>eatei\ 1>p ✓ Store—where they will be pleased to r*«v ,r offers for either Fire or Marine Insuraio President—Samuel Miller. Directors. Wm. N. McVeigh, • Roberts. Ashby. Lewis McKenzie, NathanielBousti. Cassius F. Lee. Benjamin Baron, oct9—tf JOSEPH KACHKS. Secretary. THE "ALBEMARLE INSURANCE COMPANY, Th* Great Central Company op Virginia PRINCIPAL OFFICK. CIIAKLOTTK^VILI.K. \ A Chartered Capital, $400,000. CASH FUND, #125,000. f^IRE INSURANCE in Town or Country. 1 and MARINE INSURANCE may be elbi-. ted on the most favorable terms with ibis Com pany. £F"A!1 Losses promptly and satisfactorily ur ranged. WM. T. EARLY, Pres t. Jnc. Wood, Jr., Secretary. F. A. MARBURY, Agent for Alexandria aug 29—tf _ BOOTS AND SHOES.


ocr: niBCKLLAJlEUtB msftyinu' __ [Communicated. ALONE—BY DODD. How sad to sit alone, alone from morn till de^fy eve, Counting the hours as they pass, Watching the busy hour glass, The falling sand receive! Alone! | How sad to sit alone, alone, as the hours glide sw iftly by, Chasing tne clouds from my tortured brain, Seeking forever, but all in vain, To stifle back the sigh, Alone! I hear it in the plaintive wail of the pensive evening air, Starting, like shadows from the tomb, Filling my soul with nameless gloom, A sullen, sad despair 1 Alone! 1 hear it in the night-bird's shriek, in the owlet's dismal cry, Shrouding my heart with a sable pall, Striking with terror my senses all, Till Death seems almost nigh! Alone! How much of sadness lies within that simple word “ Alone!” Telling of hopes now crushed and dead, Breathing of joys forever fled,— Now and forever gone! A lAno f Then should I die away from home, where they love me, every one, When my grave in the churchyard's smoothly made, And my coffin in it gently laid, On my tomb stone read “ Alone! *’ Alone! St. Louis, Oct. 11, 1857. INDIAN SUMMER. There is a time, just when the frost Prepares to pave old Winter's way, When Autumn, in a reverie lost,


ocr: ip.* FOE MOUNi VERNON on JEriaksCMo.NDAY, WKDNEM>A \ \M» FRIDAY.— I'beBteam^r THOM.1S CUl l VI L will leave W ashiiigtofi at 2 o clock A M a‘ Alexandua at 2I Boat s tare round, m i U as'ungton $1; trotn Alexandria c* i ^ Coaches leave the Capitol Gate at •> c’ tare 10 cents Person* w istmig‘n* oufim w . Dave their residence w4th GEO. A THOs PARKER A CO oppnsite Blown s H* '• •


ocr: LOTTERY ADVJfiKTISKJIKRT. SPLENDID SCHEMES, To be drawn at Wilmington, Delaware, IN OCTOBER, 1857. To be dnnrn under the Superintendent of Commis sioners appointed by the Governor. GREGORY A M AIRY, Manager*. 38,*JUO HOLLA Rb! I' OTTER Y for the benefit of the State of Del ^j aware, (Mass 230, tor 1857, to be drawn at Wilmington, Del., on Saturday. October 17/A, 1857. 78 number Lottery—1*2 drawn ballots. RICH SCHEME. 1 prize of .$ .s.tMu I prize of $1,312 1 do 17.000 5 do 3,tHX> 1 do 10.000 50 do 1.000 1 do 7.5oo 160 lowest 3 No. 500 Tickets $10—Halves $5—Quarters $2.50. Certificates ot packag's.*2* wle tickets, $150 oo Do do 2d half do 75 00 Do do 2d quar. do 37 50 _____ 65,i>00 DOLLARS! IOTTERY for the benefit of the State of Pel j aware. Class T. for 1857. to be drawn at Wilmington, Del., on Saturday. October 24/A. 1857. 75 number Lottery—12 drawn ballots. BKII.LIA.NT SCHKMK. 1 gr'd prize $65,Uim) 10 prizes of 2,500 1 prize ol 30,000 40 do ol 1,500 1 do of 20.0UU 40 do of l,v00 1 do of 15,000 124 lowest 3 num 1 do of 8,000 ber Prizes, 1,000 1 do of $5,847 Air., Arc., Ate. Tick's $20; h!fs. SfclOjquarters $5; eighths $2.50. Certificates ofpackag's. 25 wle tickets, $*60 00 Do do 25 half do 130 00 Do do 25 quar. do 65 00 l)o do 25 eigh. do 32 50 37,500 DOLLARS! [OTTERY for the benefit of the State of j Delaw are, Class 241. for 1857, to be drawn at Wilmington, Delaware, on Saturday, Octo ber 31*/, 1857. 13 drawn Numbers out of 78. SPLENDID SCHEME. I prize of $37,500 I prize of $3,785 l do of 2o,u00 40 prizes of 1,000 1 do of 15,000 40 do of 500 l do of 10.000 *2oo lowest 3 :ium 1 do of 6,000 ber Prizes 250 Ac?.. \c., Ace. Tickets $10; halves $5; quarters $2.50. Certificates of packag's *2d w hole tickets $140 00 do do 26 hall do 70 00 do do 26 qliar's do 35 OU WTUKDKKMor Tickets and Miares ana v er tideates ol Packages in the above Splendid Lot teries, will receive the most prompt attention, and an account of each drawing will be sent immediately after it is over to all who order from me. Address, i\ J. Bt CKKY. Agent, stjp 2f>—lm Wilmington. Delaware Dill GOODS, Jte. j \\TKAKK NOW receiving an elgeantanl extensive assortment of rare


ocr: __ALNAXAC. _ _ lfti>7 6 U N MS NOVEMBER, rise*, sets. Moon'8 Phasss. 11 Wednesday 7 14 59j D H. M. 12 Thursday.. 7 3 4 57(Xew....l6 1U 54a. 13 Friday. 7 4 4 56, Fu*lqr..24 12 32 m. 14 Saturday... 7 5 4 55 Full..... 1 5 56m. !*> Sunday.7 6 4 54 L*st qr. 8 1 39 m. 1* Monday_ 7 7 4 53. HIGH WATER. 17 Tuesday... .7 S 3 5$ Nov l. 11 3h 23m. _ LATEST DATES. bo»4on.(Vt 24 I Havre..Oct. 23 UvMptx l.ea, I N*w Orleans.w^Oli 28 C?* The late High tltcnjf of Allegheny County ha* given us! he folloinug:—T was afflicted writh Debility ot the Digestive Organs amounting to • severe attack of Dyspepsia, which had redu- ced my flesh considerably. My w ile was also afflicted under same circumstances, and with same disease. Having used your medicine call 'd BlERHAVES HOLLAND BITTERS, we both obtained relief, and are happy to afford you this public evidence of its value.” JOHN FORSYTH. Pittsburgh, January 22d. 1857. Caution!—Be cai etui to ask for BlERH AYE’S HOLLAND BITTERS. Sold at $1 per bottle or 6 bottles lor $5, by the sole proprietors, BENJAMIN PAGE, JR., & IT)., Pittsburg, Pennsylvania. Sold in Alexandria, by PEEL A STEVENS. Wholesale Agents; WM A. HART, J. R. HERP01NT, and by Druggists generally, throughout the United State*, nov 9—eolw GPTo William K. Gaskins, Esq, Sia. A bomber of your friends (without any consulta tion with you upon the subject.) have taken this meth'id to name you for the office of Commiaioii w 01 the Revenue for the North Eastern district, ^hich you reside, aod call upon your friends j*f*ugbout the whole county to support you lor •bid office at the approaching election t . UPPER FAUQUIER, reuquier oct 24—eolm


ocr: i^OAL! COAL!!—The Schr. Beauty is now 1/ discharging ‘200 tons of very superior ANTHRACITE COAL, and 1 shall be pleased to fill order* irom the vessel; also, 150 tons Cumberland Lump, Run of Mine and fine COAL, lor sale by SAMUEL A. MASTERS, dec ‘2 No. 41. North Union-street WOOL purchased by j« 12 WHEAT k BEO.


ocr: JM. SIMMS, (Late ok Alexandria, Va ) # PRODUCE and GENERAL COMMIS SION MERCHANT, BALTIMORE, Ml).— Solicits consignments ol Produce and Mer chandise generally. Also, orders lor Groceries. Grain, Seeds, Guano. Ac. References; Messis. McVeigh A Chamberlain,T R H. Miller A Co, £Alex'a.,Va Knox A Brother, 3 John A. English, esq., Fredericksburg, \ a. Thomas Wallace, esq., Petersburg, \ a. Baltimore, mb 19—dly __


ocr: I | i j i j 1 ' | SPLENDID SCHEMES, To be drawn at Wilmington, Delaware, IN DECEMBER, 1857. To be drawn under the Superintendence of Commis sioners appointed by the Governor. GREGORY ft UAUKY, Managers. 37,51*0 DOLLARS! I OTTER Y lor the benefit ol the State of Del j aware. Class 262, tor 1657, to be drawn at Wilmi ngton, Del., on Saturday, December 191 A, 1657. 7S number Lottery—13 drawn ballots. RICH SCHEME. 1 prize of $37,500 1 prize of $3,439 1 do 15,000 30 prizes of 1,500 l do 10,000 60 do 600 l do 190 do 250 1 do 5,000 Ac., Ac., Ac. Tickets $10; halves $5; quarters $2.50. Certificates of packag's 26 whole tickets $1 40 0o do do 26 half do 70 00 do do 26 quar’s do 35 00 66.000 DOLLARS! r OTTERY for the benefit ot the State of j Delaware, Class V', lor 1657, to be drawn at Wilmington, Delaware, on Saturday, Decem ber 26/A, 1657. 75 Number Lottery—12 drawn ballots. BRILLIANT SCHEME. 1 gr’nd prize of $66,000 l prize of $7,500 1 prize of 25 0OO 1 do of 5 000 l do of 20.000 1 do of 3.040 1 do of 15,000 212 lowest 3 num l do of 10,000 her prizes 1,000 Ac, Ac., Ac , Ac. Tickets$ '0; hl’vs. $ 10; qn’rs. $5; eighths $2.50. Certificates ol packag’s. 25 wle tickets. $270 00 Do do 25 half do 135 00 Do do 25 quar. do 67 50 _Do do 25 eigh’s. do 33 75 REORDERS for Tickets and Shares and Cer tificates of Packages in the above Splendid Lot teries, will receive the most prompt attention, and an account of each drawing will be sent immediately after it is over to all who order from me. Address, P. J. BUCKEY, Agent, nov24—lin Wilmington, Delaware SWAN A CO ’S LOTTERIES!—NE IE AND ! BRILLIANT SCHEME!!—Capital Pbizr $60,000!!!—'Phe lotlowing Scheme will be drawn by S. SWAN A CO., Managers of the Fort Gaines Academy Lottery, in each of their Lot teries tor December, 1657. at AioisrA. Georgia, to which city they have removed tneir princi pal Otfice Class 67. to be drawn in tbp city ol Augusta, Ga.in public, on Saturday, Derember 19/A. 1857. Class 68, to be drawn in tbe city of Augusta. Ga., in public, on Saturday. December 26/A 1807. the Plan ok Single Numbers. 5,400 Prizes!—Nearly one Prize to every 9 Tickets! MAGNIFICENT SCHEME! TO BE DRAWN EACH SATURDAY IN DECEMBER. 1 Prize ol $60,000 1 Prize of $2,000 * 1 “ 30,000 1 “ 1,500 1 1 “ in.UOO 60 Prizes of 1,000 j 1 “ 6,000 100 “ 150 1 “ 5,000 100 “ 125 1 “ 3,000 i 00 “ 100 1 Approximation Prizes. 4 Prizes of $300 ap’g to $60,000 are $1,200 4 Prizes of 250 ap’g to 30.000 are 1,000 4 Prizes of 200 apg to 10,000 are 800


ocr: The Weather. The following report of the weather for this aoroiog, is made from the Moree Tele graph line to the Smithsonian institution, »od will bMODtioued daily when the line is io working order. The time of observation is about 7 o'clock a. in. May 16, 1857 New York. N Y.cold, cloudy Philadelphia. Pa..clear, pleasant. Baltimore, Md.clear, pleasant. Washington. D C.clear, pleasant Richmond. Va.clear, warm. Petersburg, Va.clear, pleasant. Wilmington, N. C.clear, warm. Charleston,8. C.clear, pleasant. Augusta, Ga.clear, warm. Savannah. Ga.extremely warm. Macon. Ga.foggy and damp. Columbus, Ga.clear, warm Montgomery, Ala.clear,very warm. Lower Peach Tree, Ala-clear, warm. The following reports have been furnished by the National Telegraph line : From thk Waar. Frederick, Md.clear, cool. Cumberland. Md.cloudy cool. Hagerstown, Md.clear, cool. Wheeling, Va.clear, pleasant. At Washington Yesterday at 9 p. m. the barometer was 29 778, the thermometer 59°. This morning at 7 o'clock, barometer 29.934, and rising; thermometer 54°; wind from N. \V.— W cuth Star.


ocr: npHE undersigned have this day entered into I Copartnership under the firm name of 8 NS‘ X. PeScLNs!


ocr: COM 91 K KC1AL. Tbe Markets* Baltimore. June 6.— Flour is lower; Howard street $7 f>0; City Mills $7.370$7.5O. Wheat is firm but nominal. Corn is steady; white SSa 9 )c.. yellow $8090. Whiskey—Ohio37c.; City 36c. Ntw \ork, June 6 —Flour is unsettled; State $f>.5»»0$6 93, Ohio $7.U0$7 60; Southern is kigher; sales at $7.5«J0$7.75 Wheat is quiet; red $IJ»5. white $!.750$1.82. Corn is hrm; mixed 93c; yellow 95c. Pork is steady; mess $23.650$28,73. Beet is dull at $16,500$17 Lard is unchanged at Ilf Whiskey is higher; Ohio 35c. Stocks are dull. Cumberland Coal Co. 13. _ Bulilinore Money Market. We have nothing ot a special character to notice in the market. Capital is fully equal to the demand. Business paper generally meets easy negotiation n bank, and the amount ot it ottering is comparatively moderate. 1 he street rates for first class notes range from 8 to 9 per cent; second class do. 10 d 12 per cent. Money on call can be had at 6 to 8 per cent. Ex change on London 909f _ almanac. _


ocr: ALEXANDRIA AM) WASHINGTON R. R Is"f>AT*^ uiitfl'tlu^nlo^ice^S ■ ^ cars of the Alexandria and Railroad will leave tor Washington at the hours of 8, 10,12, A M. 2 ami 4 P. M., connecting with a line of Omnibuses at the Long Bridge. At the same hours,Omnibuses will leave Dexter » Ho tel, in Washington, and connect with the cars at the bridge. BUSHROD V/ FROBEL, 24—dtf Superintendent. IH& PALL AND WINTER AKKAMIEMKNTS. 1^56


ocr: LOTTERY ADVERTUEME5IT8._ BRILLIANT SCHEMES, To bo drown >t Wilmington, Delaware, IN SEPTEMBER, 1857. To be drawn under the Superintendence of Commit tionert appointed by the Ctovernor. GREGORY * MAURY, Managers. 35,133 DOLLARS! LOTTERY’ for the benefit of the State of Del aware, Class 207, for 1857, to be drawn at Wilmington, Del., on Saturday, September 19/A, 1857. 75 number Lottery—12 drawn ballots. RICH SCHEME. 1 prize of $35,133 20 prizes of $450 20 do 4 000 30 do 250 10 do 2,000 129 do 200 10 do 1,500 Ac., Ac., Ac. Tickets $10—Halves $5—Quarters $2.50. Certificates of packag's. 25 wle tickets, $140 00 Do do 25 half do 70 00 Do do 25 quar. do 35 00 65,000 DOLLARS! rOTTERY for the benefit of the State of j Delaware, Class S, for 1857, to be drawn at Wilmington, Delaware, on Saturday, Septem ber 26/A, 1857. 78 number Lottery—14 drawn ballots. BRILLIANT SCHEME. 1 gr d. prize $65,000 5 prizes ol $4,000 1 do 25,000 5 do 3,000 1 do 20,000 10 do 2,000 1 do 14,000 100 do 750 1 do 7,3*0 239 do 500 Ac., Ac., Ac, Tickets $20; hlvs.$10; qrs. $5; eighths, $2.50. Certificates of packag's 26 whole tickets $260 00 do do 26 half do 130 00 do do 26 quar's do 65 00 do do 26 eighth do 32 50 GTORDERS 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 ea<’h drawing will be sent immediately after it is over to all who order from me. Address, P. J. BlICKEY, Agent, aug 27—lm Wilmington, Delaware SWAN A CO S LOTTERIES!—NE W AND BRILLIANT SCHEME!!—Capital Prize $60,000!!!—The following Scheme will be drawn by S. SWAN A CO., Managers of the Fort Gaines Academt Lottery, in each of their Lot teries lor September, 1857, at Augusta, Georgia, to which city they have removed their princi pal Office Class 54, to be drawn in the city of Augusta, Ga., in public, on Saturday, September 19th 1857. Class 55, to be drawn in the city of Augusta, Ga . in public, on Saturday. September 26/A, 1857, /> II _ _ k.__ IV' ............ 1 | lie, I UAA iUfflor.no. 0 495 Prizes!—Marly one Prize to every 9 Tickets! MAGNIFICENT SCHEME! TO BE DRAWN EACH SATURDAY IN SEPTEMBER. 1 Prize ol #60,000 10 Prizes ol #800 | i “• 30,000 10 “ 700 1 “ 10,000 10 “ 600 1 “ 7,500 10 “ 500 1 “ 5,000 10 “ 4 DO 1 “ 2,000 10 “ 300 1 “ 1,500 170 “ 150 10 u 1,000 210 “ 100 10 “ 900 Approximation Prizes. 4 Prizes of #4UU ap’g to #»•(),(HJO are % 1,600 4 Prizes ot 300 ap'g To 30,000 are 1,200 4 Prizes of 200 ap'g to 10,000 are 800 4 Prizes of 125 ap'g to 7,590 are 500 4 Prizes of 100 ap’g to 5,000 are 4U0 4 Prizes of 75 ap'g to 2.500 are 300 4 Prizes of 50 ap'g to 1,500 are 200 5,000 Prizes of 20 are 100,000 5,495 Prizes amounting to.#320,000 Whole Tickets #10; Halves #5; Quarters #2.50. Plan ok thk Lottery. The Numbers from 1 to 50,000, corresponding with those Numbers on the Tickets printed on separate slips ot paper, are encircled with small


ocr: lyTOTICE TO TAX PAYERS/—Alf personi XI indebted to me for taxes for the yean 18-r>4 and ’6f>, will please call and settle, as lor.« ger indulgence cannot be given. Office, No 17. South Royal street, over the office of Wn C. Yeatoo, esq. jj 26—eotf H. L. MONROE, D. S. k


ocr: . | 1 1 I i ! ! i : j I • ■ LOTTERY ADVERTISEMENT* SPLENDID SCHEMES, To be drawn at Wilmington, Del%ware, IN DECEMBER, 1857. To be drawn under the Superintendent of Commis sioners appointed by the Governor. GREGORY dt*YlAlTRY, Managers. 40,000 DOLLARS! LOTTERY lor the benefit of the State of Delaware, (’lass 270, for Ib57, to be drawn at Wilmington, Del., on Saturday, December Oth, 1857. 75 number Lottery—Indrawn ballots! BRILLIANT SCHEME! I prize el $40,000 1 prize of $5,000 1 do 20,000 1 do 3,417 1 do 15,000 100 do 600 1 do 10,000 114 low. 3 No. do. 300 &c., fcc., &c. Tickets $10—Halves $5—Quarters $2.50. Certificates of packag’s 25 whole tickets $14o 00 do do 25 half do 70 00 do do 25 quarter do 35 00 ■ ■ 51,088 DOLLARS! LOTTERY for the benefit of the State of Delaw are, Class 276, for 1857, to be drawn i at Wilmington, Del., on £>a/un/dy, December 12l/i, 1857. 78 Number Lottery—14 drawn ballots. MAGNIFICENT SCHEME. 1 grd. prize of $51,088 1 prize of $5,353 1 prize of 25,000 1 do of 5,000 l do of 15,000 5 prizes of 2.000 l do of 12,000 100 do of 600 j 1 do of 7,5oO 251 do of 3U0 1 do of 6,000 &c.. &c., &c. Tickets $15—Halves $7 50—Quarters $3.75. Eighths $1 8"i\. Certificates of nackag's 26 whole tickets $180 00 Do do 26 half do 90 00 Do do 26 quarter do 45 00 Do do 26 eighth do 22 00 37,500 DOLLARS! LOTTERY for the benefit of the State of Del- aw are, Cla^s 282, for 1857, to be drawn at Wilmington, Del., on Saturday, December 19M, ■ 1857. 78 number Lottery—13 drawn ballots. RICH SCHEME. is prize oi 3> w,;>uu i prize oi 1 do 15.000 30 prizes of 1.5<H) l do 1U,(X'0 60 do 600 1 do 6,000 100 do 250 1 do 5,000 Ac., Ac., Ac. Tickets $10; halves $5; quarters $2 50. Certificates of packag's26 whole tickets $140 00 do do 26 half do 70 00 do do 26 quar’s do 35 00 66,000 DOLLARS! IOTTERY' lor the benefit ot the State of, j Delaware, Class V, for 1857, to be drawn at Wilmington, Delaware, on Saturday, Decem ber 26/A, 1857. 75 Number Lottery—12 drawn ballots. BRILLIANT SCHEME. 1 gr'nd prize of $66,000 l prize of $7,500 1 prize of 25 000 1 do ol 5,000 1 do of 20.000 1 do ol 3,040 1 do of 15,000 212 lowest 3 num 1 do of 10,000 ber prizes 1.000 Ac, Ac., Ac., Ac. Tirkets$ O; hi vs. $10; qu rs. $5; eighths $2.50. Certificates ol parkag’s 25 wle tickets, $270 0O Do do 25 half do 135 00 Do do 25 quar. do 67 50 Do do 25 eigh's. do 33 75 SP'ORDERSlor Tickets andShares andCer- tificates of Packages in the aboveSplendid Lot- teries, will receive the most prompt and an account of eaeh drawing will be sent immediately after it is over to all who order from me. Address, P. J. BCCKEY', Agent, nov 24—lm Wilmington. Delaware I INVITE CITIZENS and strangeis to call at my manufactory. No. 141, King street, between Washington and St. A»aj h streets, and examine my large and handsome assortment ol SADDLERY GOODS, as I do not intend to be surpassed in my line of business, by any other city. 1 have on hand, and am daily manulac- turing as fine and superior an assortmmt, as be found in of the Northern cities


ocr: 1 j j ' J i < < j i , r|H) T'HK FAsTIDIOU>.— ARNOLD wiil * J[ introduce bis beautiful Fail and Winter ityle ol GENTLEMEN S HATS to-day. For >pauty of style and elegance ol liiush they can- i iot be surpassed. Remember Alexandrians f hese HATS are manufactured in your own city, md will compare with any brought here from he North, both in quality and price. Also, ►LOUCH HATS and CAPS, in great variety. 'all and see. r*?P 4—tf)_ JOHN ARNOLD ?iUPhR PHOSPHATE OF UME, a supply ^ of this valuable Fertilizer, in store, and for ale by £#ep 14] CAZENOVE & CO.


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ocr: THE SUBSCRIBERS have lately received from New York, Ac., their FALL SUP PLY OF GROCERIES, embracing most of the articles in that line, to which they invite the attention of their customers and the public generally, [oct I6J C. F. SUTl’LE A CO.


ocr: ALEXANDRIA JOB printing ornor. HAVING JUST AI>I'K1> LARGELY TO OUR AVtBKTMfc.Nl' nr g^Knibracimc 3733.7 7Ar.IS77. we are prepared to execute orders lor the A*iloaing, with NG4TNES5 AND DESPATCH. PAMPHLETS, DILI* UKADS, _ OlfcVKS iCIIG >L REPORTS, CIRCULARS, K.Mt «V*A 1> at>Jfc.11-T9. NOTfcS, Al’Oill«'-AldL' LABEL©, HILLS LADING, BUSINESS OAK US, p iSfKUS, HANDBILLS. \V A ■ LR A NTS, IP >N I>S. VISITING t A I.DS. XXD kuV'KHY DKH'HiPTlDN OE PR1ATISG, Kx**. at--1 up >n is reas'-aaMe terms, ms at any c?V:33 acTra or ths pctcuas. <biirr y». To /Vi/.or Street. between Fairfax and Hntfal Street*. KeP s-—it