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JUNE 8, 1854. _HO. 136.
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pJrs^>us'Vadvertising hv the year not to advertise Articles
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' MAIL ARRANGEMENTS.
The Great Souther* Mail will close daily at b o -
clock, A. M., and arrive daily at d o clock. P. * -
The Great Sort hern Mail closes daily at 1 o'
clock, P. M., and arrivesdaiiy at < 4 o clock, A. x .
The Mails lor the Orange and Alexandria, and
Mauassas Gap Rail Roads, close daily at *> o clock,
A. M., and arrive daily at 4 o dock, l. M.
The Warrenton Mail closes daily, (.Sundays i
excepted.) at 19 M„ and arrives daily, (Sundays j
excepted,) at 10* A.M. Closes Sundays at 6 o -
clock, A. M., and arrives at 4 o'clock, P. M.
Mail for Washington City only, closes daily
(Sundays excepted,) at bj o clock, A. M-. }
o'clock, P. M., and 4 o'clock, P. M. 1 he .Mail
closing at 4 o'clock, P. M., contains alt matter
in the office at that time tor the South, to be tor
warded by the night boat trom W ashington.
The Middleburg Route Mail closes on Tues
days, Thursdays,and Saturdays, at 7 o clock, A.
M., and arrives on Sundays, V\ ednesdays, and
Fridays, at 4 o'clock, P. M.
The Leesburg Route Mail closes on Mon
days, Wednesdays, and F ridays. at 9 o dock, 1 •
M., and arrives on Mondays, Wednesdays, and ;
Fridays, at *>£ o'clock, P. M.
The Mail tor the Theological Seminary, closes
daily, (Sundays excepted.) at 4 o clock, P. M ?
aad arrives daily, at 4'o clock, P. M., (Sunda)s
excepted.)
The Oceoquan Route Mail closes on l uesdavs
Thursdays, and Saturdays, at U) o clock, A. M.,
yd arrives on Mondays, W ednesdays. and fr ri
daya, at 4 o clock, P. M.
The Office will be opened daily, (SundayseK
cepted.) lrom o'clock. A. M., to . o clock. 1.
M., except during the opening and closing oi
the principal Mails.
On Sundays the Office will be open from 9 to
10 o'clock, A. M.. and from :ij to 4 o'clock.P. M.
ap 17—tf _T. W ASHBY, P. M.
—_ WASHINGTON
TAN L) A LENAN l> Rl *
T><\ . '1M .• II _• _ ...111 I.kw.nrj r»1 1
DOA 1 o.-l lit* ---
parture of the Steamboats (NTTXN and GEO. i
PAGE, until further notice, viz*.— i
Leave Washington, at B. 7$, 1
12. 1, 2, 3, 3i, 4$, 5, 5f, 6J. and 7 o'clock.
Leaves Alexandria, at »>i, 7$. 8$. ‘Jj, lf'i, HL
12, 1, 2, 3, 3}, 4|, 5, .r>2 ♦>.$, and 7 o'clock.
GP OMNIBUSES and CARRIAGES, will
always be in attendance, for the conveyance ot
passengers. __J* ^
WASHINGTON jr** %
ALKXANDRIAfifiJSSiSaC
BOATS.—Reduction ok Farktu 5 cents.— Hie i
line Steamers GEORGE WASHIfrGlO^ and ,
THOMAS COLLYER. have reduced their Fare
to 5 cents, between the two cities, leaving their
berth at Daingertield s wharl, at the usual hours.
JOB CORSON,
my 22—tf S. GEDSEY. Captains.
Ft)R B A L 1 I M O R E —Tns
“ OSCEOEi " being in
thorough repair, has resumed her regular trips
between Washington, Alexandria and Balti
more, leaving Washington, at 7, and Alexan
dria at 8 o'clock, regularly on Tuesday mornings:
returning, leave Baltimore Thursday evenings, at
4 o'clock.
She will stop, going ami returning at Leo
nard town, St. Mary’s County. St. Marys river. !
St. Inigoes, Kinsale, Yeocomico, Westmoreland
County, Cone River, and all the usual landings
on the Potomac.
FREIGHT and PASSAGE at the usual rates.
jy Freight lor Baltimore received on Tues
day mornings. S. SHINN Ik SON. Agents.
my $—tt' Janney's Wharf.
FOR BALTIMORE.—T»» m k v j
^MBSi^SyMER MAR YIASD is now running 1
regularly between Alexandria and Baltimore,
stopping at the regular landings on the l'oto
mac. Leaving Alexandria every Monday
morning at 7 o'clock. and Baltimore >r* ry IfW
neiday evening, at 5 o'clock. FREIGH 1 received
in Alexandria, «»» Satunluys. and in Baltimore.
'PaiAtf/Vnl /• tliV 1( AtsI tlCwU/i i li if
ALL WAY FREIGHT must be paid by the j
Shippers. S. SHINN & SON. Agents,
mh IS_tf Janney's Wharf.
~j— STEAMER COLUMBIA—Tins
vr>r;»q Steamer having been put in
complete repair, will commence her regular trips
between this place and Baltimore, leaving Balti
more every Saturday evening, commencing on
the lHth instant, and Alexandria, every Wednes
day morning, at 7 o'clock, touching at the vari
ous landings on the river. For freight, apply to
J. J. WHEAT & BROS,
or All way freight, must be paid at the time |
of shipping. teh l»*—dtf
FOR MOUNT VERNON—The
^^bSnSSK^S’dar days for the steamer GKO. j
WASHINGTON for Fort Washington, and
Mov.tr V krnon, are Monthly, Wednesday, and
Jfrtday, leaving iier berth at Daingertield s W hart,
at 9} o' clock. Fare, Round Trip, 7r»cts.
ap U—tf JOB CORSON, Captain.
REGULAR LI N E
NEW YORK AND
^Hk ALEXANDRIA PACKETS. ^
Composed of the lollowing first class \essels,
which leave New Yorkevery Saturday, or oft suer,
if necessary:
Schr. Arctic, J*. K. Wilson, Master.
* Hamilton, A. Dayton,
« Senator, J. Myers,
* Fairfax, M. Osborn,
u Statesman, J• Weeks,
u Empire, W. Smith,
u Arlington, J. Murch, u
u Montross, H. Lew'is.
The above were built expressly for this trade,
and are commanded bv well known and experi
enced masters. Shippers by this line will he
afforded every possible facility, and freight will
be taken at the lowest rates.
The above vessels will sail regularly as adver
l^ed, (full or not full,) and will come through
direct. For freight apply to
STEPHEN SHINN A SON,
Janney's Wharf, Alexandria.
STURGES, CLEARMAN & CO.,
31—tt 110 Wall street, New York.
JF* PHILADELPHIA AND -rv
■Mmk ALEXANDRIA PACKETS,
Regular Line to sail positively from each jtort every
week throughout the season.
Five substantial tast sailing vessels, being now
engaged in this Line, one of them will sail for
Philadelphia, every week without fail.
Returning, one of these rackets will leave Phil
adelphia, for Alexandria and the District, every
Saturday, positively, through the year. Freights
lower than by any other conveyance, and no
transhipment, the vessels going direct from port
to port. For Freight apply in Philadelphia to
LEYI ELDRIDGE,
No. ?, North Wharves, or to
, STEPHEN SHINN & SON,
ap lS-4tf Jaaneys Whari; Alexandria, Va.
WOOL purchased by
* DANIEL F. HOOE
ORANGE & ALEXANDRIA KAIL-ROAD.
THE CHEAPEST, MUST COM FORT MILK AND LXPKMTD'l'S
JiOrrE TO THE
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
Paxxiny the Alttm, Warm and Hot Springs.
EI«SLaO£3S3£lfEi^
lT HA UM. BKEAJ
j\ made with the owners ol the new and
^5r.d:d reamer UEORUE *{<?£»««»*-1
tweri. ALEXANDRIA and WASHING 1UN,
a distance ot six miles, in couneetioii with the
TRAINS on this HOAD, and the Washington
ROAD the following schedule will take ellect.
ON JNV JETER
THURSDAY, June 1, 1*34.
A Train from ALEXANDRIA to GORDONS
YILLE and intermediaft* Stations, will leave
the Dej>ot, corner of Duke and Henry streets,
at 7 o’clock, A. M., on the arrival of the
BOAT from WASHINGTON, giving ample
time for Breakfast on board, arriving at
GORDONSYILLE, at half past 1<> o’clock, con
necting at that point with the Trains on the
Virginia Central Road, to Richmond. Charlottes
ville. and Staunton.
A Irani trom GORDONSV ILLE to ALEX
ANDRIA, and intermediate stations, will leave
G O R l> O X S V I L L E at 11 o'clock, A. M.,
on the arrival ot the Cars on the V irginiu
Central Road, arriving at ALEXANDRIA at
half past 2 o'clock’—thus allowing time
to connect with the Trains leaving WASH
INGTON. for the North, and for Dinner on board
the Boat.
A Train from ALEXANDRIA to WARREN
TON and intermediate Stations, will leave
ALEXANDRIA daily, (Sunday excepted.) at
o'clock, P. M., arriving at WARREN VON at
halt' past 5 o'clock. P. M.
ON SUNDAY, will leave at 7 o'clock. A. M.
Train from V\ ARKEN ION to ALEXAN
DRIA and intermediate Stations, will leave
WARRKNTON daily. (Sundays excepted.) at
a quarter before 7 o'clock, A. VI., arriving at
ALEXANDRIA, at ‘M o'clock. A. M.
ON SUNDAY, will leave at quar er pa<t 12
o'clock, P. M.
THROUGH TICKETS.
To Warrenton. .$1 75 To * Lynchburg. $'»
Gordonsville 3 ** •Luray. 4 2->
w Charlottesville3 7.r> 11 *New Market 5 00
“ Staunton.5 40
•PASSENGERS for I juray, and New Mar
ket. will take the TRAIN LKAV ING ALEX
ANDRIA, at 7 o'clock, A. M.. on Tuesdays,
Thursdays, and Saturdays, connecting with the
stages at Culpeper Court House.
•PASSENGERS for Lvnchburg. will take the
TRAIN LEAVING ALEXANDRIA, at 7
o'clock, A. M., on Mondays. Wednesdays and
Fridays, connecting with the stages at Charlottes,
ville.
PASSENGERS for the VV lute Sulphur Springs,
• ii i r A lnvuiiilri!, 11V
will uisr ..7
connecting with the stages at Staunton.
FREIGHT TRAINS are running daily,
(Sundays excepted.)
Per order W\ B. BROCKET!', Agent.
Alexandria, my 3<1—tt
MANASSAS GAP RAILROAD,
SUMMIT OF THE BLUE RIDGE.
— i'Mr like ro inKciiKsrEti
TH E PASS K N G K RAND F 1\ E l G H I
TRAINS are now running daily, (Sun
days excepted,) between Alexandria and V\ appiug
Station, (summit of Blue Ridge.) 70 miles trom
Alexandria, connecting by Kemp & Taylor’s
daily line of Stages with Winchester, from Pied
mont, and with Lurav, via Front Royal, trom
Wapping.
Leave Alexandria, at ~ 30 o clock. A. M.
Arri\e at Linden, at 1"
Leave Linden, at 11 20
Arrive at Alexandria, at 3 45 " P* NL
M. M. WELSH, Superintendent.
mh 2s—tf
i 1 REAP SOUTHERN MAIL KOI IE.—
\T Twice daily between Washington and the
South, via Fredericksburg. Kichinoud. I etei57
burg, Va., Weldon and Wilmington. N. C., to
Charleston. S. C., and Augusta, Geo., being the
only route over which tin* Great Southern Mail
i& carried. 1 he travelling public i> heiebv in
formed that the swift and comfortable Steamers
MOUNT I'ERNON. -j
Rave the Steamboat wharf, at Washington, dai
ly. at *>J A. M. and IV M., tor Aquia Creek,
where a connection is made with the trains ot
the Richmond. Fredericksburg, and Potomac
Railroad Company, by which passengers are
conveyed directly on to their respective destina
tions. via Richmond, Va.
_ . .. • _i_u ...... f>.> /»}>t» nw>(i
l lie iouowiug iiiiuw;iuivovw>..,.
on board : •
To Fredericksburg, Va. * '
To Junction ot \ a. Central Railroad 4 *'4
To Richmond, Va. '*
To Norfolk, V a. h
To Petersburg, \ a. " (,l>
To Weldon, X. C. 7 ,M)
To Wilmington. N. C. ^
Fare on the Potomac River, as follows:
To Alexandria, 25 cts., and baggage 1*4 ?ts
for each passenger.
To Marbury s $1.
Quantico, Sandy Point, ike., $1 5i).
Aquia Creek, $2.
Meals and State Rooms extra.
For further information, apply on board ot
the boats, or to GEO. MA 1 1 INGL\ ,
Agent, in Washington.
Washington, D. C.. mh 25 —tt___
EStoaK
Office Drankk Alexandria R. R- f o., ?
Alexandria, Jan. 5, 1S.)4. S
: \ f ERCH AN 01/ E for transportation on this
j Road wilt b** received daily, (Sundays ex
! cepted,) between tin* hours of i> o'clock. A. M.,
and 4 P. M., at the Station, corner of Duke and
Henrv sts., under the following regulations:
All articles offered for transportation must be
distinctly marked, and each lot accompanied by
a list in duplicate of the number and description
of packages to be forwarded, and the name of the
consignee and consignor.
Gunpowder will only be forwarded under so
cial arrangement, and must lie delivered at the
depot, on the mornings of Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday, by half-past 4 o clock.
jan tC—tf W. B. BROCKF.TT, Agent.
MANASSAS GAP RAIL ROAD.
To Merrtumts, and Forwarding Agents in Alex
andria.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY.the '21th of Srp
tevdwr, the following articles only will I*
received for transportation, loaded on Union st..
(viz:) Guano, Plaister, Coal, Rawhides, Lumber,
j (not less than three tons,) Hogsheads ot Sugar.
! Molasses, Bacon, (not less than 1000 lbs. each.)
Chartered cars contents unknown. All articles
! weighing less than 1000 lbs. each, must be deliv
, ered to the Agent at the Depot, accompanied by a
■ duplicate statement specifying the number, des
I cr.pt,on, marks, destination, Consignor and Con
signee. And if articles weighing less than W,
lbs. each, are found loaded in cars on l mon street
they will not lie forwarded, but stored at the ex
penseol the Consignor. By order:
j sep4—tf \T M WELSH, Supenntendant.
i
X Of V M\ 1 .A A Uti’ ve« » —1
Ora sue & Alexandria Railroad, \
March 2$th, 1S54. $
Notice.—oh and after this date
Plabtbe and Coal found loaded in Hous«
Can of thia Company, will not be forwarded
Gondola Cars will be furnished for that pur
poee. [uah 20] W. B. BROCKETT, Agent.
CLOTHING.
CSttnitkd we stand, divided we
IJ FALL."— WM. E. ATWELL, re
members with gratitude, the kindness ol those of
his friends, who have so generously sustained him j
in his business tor the last ten or fifteen years. :
He is now pleased to inform them, and the pub- ;
lie generally, that he has newly littrd up his es- |
tablishment, which he tlatters himself, will in
every degree he worthy of their future patron- j
age. IIis stork he now presents to their notice,
comprisesevery article required in a gentleman's
wardrobe. His GOODS, lor manufacture, con
sist of English. French. American, and German
CLOTHS and CASS1MERES ofthe bestquality,
unsurpassed in this or any other market. The
finest Velvet, Silks, Cashmeres, Embroidered and
other Vestings,together with a complete assort
ment of Gentlemen's Furnishing GOODS, which
will he made up to order at the shortest notice.
Promptness and fidelity, is his motto. Also, a
large supply of Under Shirts; tine do Drawers; j
Pocket Handkerchiefs: nice do. Suspenders; Cra
vats: Stocks: Neck lies: Socks; all kinds gen
tlemens Kid Gloves, all color and sizes. A
young man can obtain constant employment ii ,
well recommended. None hut a good workman
need apply. King street, next door to Odd fel
low's Hall. aP u
\l LKCHaNT TAILORING.—The subscri
JJL her takes pleasure in announcing the re
ceipt of a large and splendid assortment ot j
GOODS, in his line suitable for Spring and
Summer wear; and would respecttully invite j
his customers and the public generally, to call j
and examine the same, as he feels confident that
in his great variety all tastes may be suited. He j
would name in part, black, blue, brown, olive
and Dalhia French Cloths; black Doeskin Cas- j
simeres; Fancy French do.; an entirely new arti
cle, and very handsome; Satin. Silk, and Grena
dine, plain and figured \ estings; Marseilles do., j
of latest styles: French figured and plain Linen
Drillings, a large assortment, all ol which he
will make up in the very best manner and on
moderate terms. He also keeps Stocks: Napo
leon l ies; figured and plain Silk ( ravats; Shirts?
, Collars; Gloves; Hosiery; Suspenders; Silk and
Cotton Net Shirts and Drawers; also a large
supply of Tailor's Trimmings. His stock of
Ready Made Clothing embraces every article
suitable for tlie season, including Business and
Dress Coats: Pants; Vests; &c. Grateful for past
favors, he solicits a continuance of the liberal
patronage h<* has heretofore received, and hopes
by continuing to keep the best materials, and by
employing die best workmen, to give satisfac
tion to those who may favor him with their pa
tronage. All work entrusted to him will he
made with neatness and despatch. Also, cutting
attended to as usual. W. ARNOLD,
Merchant, lailor, one noorwesioi
m!i .*»•) R. H. Miller s China Store. Kng-st.
V TRIAL IS ALL WK ASK.—The uniler
sigiu d have just returned from the North,
with an elegant assortment ot GOODS lor Gen*
tlemen’s wear, consisting in part of the follow
' ing, to wit:—Black, blue, olive, and green twilled
French Cloths,
Do black, brow n, and drab Beaver do do
' Olive, green, brown, and maroon do
Black DoeSkin French Cassimere
Do Middlesex do
Fancy Cassimeres
Light and dark mixed Tweeds
READY MADE CLOTHING.
Also, READY MADE CLOTHING of every
variety, usually kept in a Fashionable Merchant
Tailors establishment, and of the best material.
Which, together with their professional services,
are respectfully ottered to their friends and the
public in general ol Alexandria and its vicinity,
to whom they return their sincere acknow ledge
ments for past favors, hoping by indefatigable
exertion and untiring attention, to merit a con
tinuance ot the same. And though prepared u>
furnish everv aricle in their line, they will as
cheerfully execute, to the best ot their >ki 11 and
ability, lor all. whose preference may lead them
i to select elsewhere, as though they had furnished
the goods themselves.
ROBINSON & KEYS,
Fashionable Merchant 1 aiiors,
King street, north side, one door west ol Royal
street. jan H>—tl*
W* I MFROY HMENT,” is the conversation of
} our rising City, and among these, we can
, confidently name SCHOOLHERR A* RRO'IH
ER. of the Grew Western Clothing House, as one ot
great importance.
I They would respectfully announce to the Citi
zens oi Alexandria, *ts vicinity.and country at
i large, that they are now receiving their SritiNt;
and Si'.MMKU Stock of MEN S, ^OL 1H S am*
BOY S, CLOTHING and GENTLEMEN’S
j FURNISHING GOODS, to which they call
narticular attention.
Their >tock ol Clothing, which is universally
known to he one ol the best in that line, oi any
our neighboring cities, has been iropio\ed this
season, Jar more than any pre\ ions.
Their stock is larger than ever, and comprises
an assortment to which they defy competition,
not only with this or any of our neighboring
j markets, but they will and cannot be surpassed
I hv any oi the best houses ol the Northern cities.
I * Their prices are such as cannot tail to please;
. they will always he lower than the very lowest,
and not above New York wholesale prices. For
further particulars, and lor the satisiaction oi
the above statement to the numerous readers,
they would invite one and all to examine lor
themselves. No pains will be spared to give
general satisfaction. This will be lound at the
j well known Great Western Clothing House oi
! SCHOOLHERR & BROTHER, '> doors below
the Marshall House. Alexandria. Y a. mh 11
NEYV TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.
C. B. GOLDEN—(of New York City.)
j TT^OCLH inform the citizens of Alexandria.
; that he has taken the store on Fairlax-st.,
’ second door north of King street, where he is now
■ opening a supeib assortment oi L LOl HS, ( ASS -
MERES, and VESTINGS, where may be found
! Goods of the newest, most fashionable, and richest
stvles which the New Y ork market affoids.
It is unnecessary here to mention the different
fabrics of French; English, American, Belgian,
and other manufactures, but merely to say. that
the most desirable PATTERNS AND GOODS,
will be forwarded to him as they are produced in
' New York. ,
Having had charge, as foreman, oi some oi the
I largest establishments in New York, and other
1 cities, and carried on the business himselt, m
New York, he trusts he can have his w ork got up
in such style as w ill give satisfaction to those who
may favor him with their patronage.
lii regard to skill in cutting, he w ishes to have
his work speak for itself.
The best of Trimmings will be used in making
his work, and his aim will be to employ none but
the best of workmen.
Merchants and others, who prefer to furnish
gieir own cloth, will be as well attended to as
those who purchase of he advertiser.
The French fashions received monthly from
Paris. oct 20
P MYLES, late of Baltimore—MER
# CHANT TAILOR and DRAPER—
YVould wish to inform the citizens of Alexan
dria that he has taken the store next north ol
Burrage's Barber shop, on Fairfax street, where
he has opened a choice selection of GOODS. His
experience as a cvtter enables him to say with
confidence, that those friends who may be pleas
ed to give him a call will feel satisfied, as no ex
ertion™ his part, such as regards style of work*
j manshxp, materials, and the selection of choice work*
men, aided by personal attention, shall be wanted tc
gratify the most fastidious.
Gentlemen wishing their own materials mad«
’ up shall have prompt attention. j
Fashions and Patterns will be duly received
i for the inspection of kls friends, and those pay*
1 ing him a visit. ~
COURT NOTICES.
VIRGINIA: At Rules held in the Clerk’s Of*
^ lice ol the Circuit Court ol Alexandria
County, on the first day ol May 1S54, James
Green anil John W. Green, partners under the
name and style of James Green & Son, plain*
tills, against Robert H. Murdock, defendant; in
an action of debt to recover the sum ol §1 <4 8'2,
in which case an attachment has been issued.—
The defendant not having entered his appear
ance and given security according to the act ol
Assembly and the rules of this Court, and it ap
pearing bv satisfactory evidence that he is not
an inhabitant of this Commonwealth,— It is or
dered. that the said defendant appear here with
in one month after due publication ol this order,
and do what s necessary to protect hi.> interest
in this suit, and that a copy ol this order he
lorthwith inserted in some newspaper published
in the town of Alexandria, once a week lor lour
successive weeks, ami posted at the Irontdoorot
the Court-house of this County.
A copy, test: F. L. BROCKE 11, Clerk.
Smith a Beach, p. q. my 13—w4w
A VIRGINIA: At Rules held in the Clerk’s Of*
' lice of the Circuit Court of Alexandria
County, on the first day ol May, 1654; Elizabeth
E. Stone, administratrix ol James W. Stone,
plaintiff. again>t Andrew J. frank, defendant, in
an action in’the case to recover damages, in
which case an attachment has been issued. J he
delendent, A. J. Frank, not having entered his
appearance and given security according to the
act of Assembly and the rules ol this Court, and
it appearing by satislactory evidence that he is
not an inhabitant of this Commonwealth.—It is
ordered, that the the said defendant appear here
within one month alter due publication ol this
order, and do w hat is necessary to protect his in
terest in this suit, and that a copy of this order
he forthwith inserted in some new spaper publish
ed in the town ol Alexandria, once a w eek for
lour successive weeks, and posted at the trout
door of the Court-house of this County.
A copy, teste: F. L. BROCKE 1 1, C lerk.
Smith a Beach, p. my 13—w4w
^TIRGINIA: At Rules held in the Clerk’s Of
Y fice of the Circuit Court of Alexandria
County, on the 1st day of May lb'>4. Stephen
Shinn plaintiff, against Andrew J. Frank, in an
action in the case, to recover damages, in which
ease an attachment has been issued. The de
lendant Andrew J. Frank, not having entered
his appearance and given security according to
the act of Assembly and the rules of this Court,
and it appearing by satisfactory evidence that he
is. not an inhabitant of this Commonwealth,—It
is ordered, that the said defendant appear here
within one month alter due publication ot this
order, ami do what is necessary to protect his in
terest in this suit, and that a copy ot this order
be forthwith inserted in some newspaper pub
lished in the town of Al#xaiidria. once a week
for four successive weeks, and posted at the
front door of the Court-house of this County,
A copy, teste: F. L. BROCKEl 1.
Smith a Beacii. i\ q. Clerk,
my 13—w-lw
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, &c.
ENGLISH, CASTLEMAN b CO.,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
FOREIGN DOMESTIC HARDWARE,
CUTLER V.$r..$c..
VRE now receiving an unusually large and
well selected stock of GOODS, in their line,
suited to the season.
UyCountry Merchants are particularly invi
ted to examine our Goods helore purchasing, as
| we are prepared to supply them upon as ta\ora
| hie terms as they can he procured elsewhere,
mh 3(1
VGR1CULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, ice —
We have on hand a variety ot articles
suited to the season, to which we invite atten
! tion—such as
Johnson s Revolving Horse Rakes.
Patent Thermometer ('hums,
Eddy's Patent Pee Hives.
Patent and Common Scythe Snaths,
Grain and Grass Scythes. Darby ( reek and
other Scythe Stones, Patent Scythe Sharpeners,
I Single and Double Coat s Rides. 1 in C ased V\ ater
j Coolers. Cast Iron Summer Furnaces. Bell Me
j tal Preserving Kettles. Brass and Enamelled do..
do.: Hay and Manure Forks: Minor & Horton
| and other Ploughs, with a great variety of Bui M
1 iug Materials and other articles usually found
! in a first class Hardware Store, all of which will
! he sold wholesale and retail, at prices to p!ea>e.
: Call and try. JXO. T. CREIGH PON & CO.,
Corner King and Royal sts., Alexandria,
j my “J'J [Sentinel.]
\\7K have just opened a large stock ot
\Y COACH AND SADDLERY HARD
WAKE, among which will be found
Bridle Bits; Stirrup Irons
Holler and Bridle Buckles
Spurs; Girth and Hein Webb
Coach, Seaming, and Pasting Lace
Fringes; Tassels; Rosettes; Harness Ornaments
Curtain Glasses
' Patent Enamelled Cloth and Leather
Hubs;Bows and Felloes; together with a great
many other articles, which will be sold low.
and to which we invite the attention ot purcha
sers. ENGLISH, CASTLE-MAN k CO.
ap 1 __
CHINA, GLASS, KAHTHKXW A HE, &r.
mo BUILDERS, AND OTHERS.—By an
J arrival from Antwerp at New York. I ex
pect to receive in a few days BHU boxes BEL
GIAN WINDOW GLASS of my own importa
tion.
This lot has been carefully selected as to quail
tv and l can supply builders and others upon la
vorable terms with a superior article.
5 m025 R. H. MILLER.
1 ENAMELLED WINDOW GLASS.—Just
received a handsome assortment of EN
AMELLED WINDOW' GLASS, lor hall doors,
transom and side lights, in sizes to suit.
5 mo 25 R. H. MILLER.
1 FRENCH WINDOW’ GLASS.—120 boxes
^ WINDOW GLASS, assorted qualities,
sizes from ‘J X 11, to 14 X ‘JB, which will he
sold low. [o nio v?»r>] R- H. M1LLLR.
FANCY ARTICLES, <JLo.
Musical instruments and jew
ELRY.—On hand, an assortment of cele
brated PIANOS, from lour different manufacto
lories ol the highest estimation, of which pur
chasers may take the advantage Oi satislymg
their own tastes; sold at niamitacturer s pnet*,
and warranted. Also, an extensive assortment
of VIOLINS, amongst them some old rarities,
viz; Cremona. Gwariienu-. and Andre Steiner,
Melodeons, of the last improved styles—Guitars,
Flutes, Fifes, Clarionets, and Accordeons, ol
everv size Also, a large assortment of the new
style JEWELRY, WATCHES, AND CLOCKS
\V ATCHES carefully repaired and warranted.
RASCHE k PFLCEGEH,
sep 3 opposite Sarepta Hall, Kmg-s»|
I EMPIRE CABS.—A further supply of those
b superior Empire Cabs, at reduced pr^ce.,
just received at [je • 1 _Jr_-—J—
rtOAP AND CANDLE FACTORY.—The
^undersigned having rented the Soap and Can
die Factory, lately occupied bv Samuel Lunt.
deceased, oh Union street, will at once commence
manufacturing Soap and Candles, and respect,oi
ly solicits the patronage ol Mr. Lunt s lormet
customers. He will buy Butcher s Tallow in the
rough, or rendered, at the highest market price
He also wishes to engage the services ot a
first rate Soap Maker, a ^ J"a"
dec 14—tf ... J. H- MONRME.
1 X A GRAIN C RADLE S. 500 Harvest
J r>l 1 Rakes, and a large stock of Gram and
Grass Scythes, Sneathes, Whet-Stones, &c^. fot
sale by [je 6] R. 8. HUt K, Fairfax s
TOBACCO, SEGARS, &c., &c.
rilOBACCO, SEGARS, S N U F F, Ac., at
J W HOLES A LK.—
0»*1 butt> lb. Lump Tobacco, ot the most pop
ular brands
185 butts 5's and Lump
325 boxes \ lb
Ph drums Cofl’roth’s Anti nervous Fig Tobacco
411 boxes Rook Candy tobacco
87.000 superior imported Segars
Gb.ooo Riobonda Havana Segar»
96.000 La Diadem and La lnvacion do do
85.0M0 LaGallodadde Lopez do
48.000 Lastras Marias do do
128.000 of other brands, medium quality
111.000 Cuba and Spanish Sixes. Ac.. Ac.
Merchants ar*- particularly invited to examine
my stock. Having tor many y^irs directed my
undivided attention to the sale and manutactui-<
ingof TOBACCO and SEGARS. I flatter myselt (
that 1 can and will make it to the interest of tin
trade generally, to give me their patronage. I
promise to be satisfied with moderate advances,
j and to do lullv as well as can be done in Balti
more or elsewhere. Call and give the new
; house a trial. GEO. R. COFI-ROTH,
South side King st.; between Fairlax A Water,
mb 4
h KG A RS, CHEWING TOBACCO, AND
0 SNUFFS, OF THE VERY FINEST
QUALITY.—The subscriber, at Ins old stand.
Forth East corner of King and Fairfax streets.
i (hign ok the Indian Chief, with a in his
mouth.) has on hand, and constantly keeps, arti
cles of the very finest quality, in his line; also. 1
medium and low priced Goons. And he flatters j
' himself, that an experience ot upwards ot do :
'consecutive years at his business, renders hist
judgment in his line, usome.
' If you want good Segars. Chewing Tobacco,
Snuffs, Ac., at fair prices, call at the sign ol the
Indian Chief N. E. corner of King and Fairfax
sts. [sep 26] CHARLES P. SHAW, j
r|TOBACCO.—30 boxes Irwin's sup. half lb
| lump Tobacco 1
7 boxes Bonn's Anti-Nervous Fig Twist
Tobacco
20 do No. 1 8’s lump Tobacco
10 do (VVm.C. Dawson’s) No. 1 5’s lump j
Tobacco
30 bales Cuba Leal <1°
3 cases superior Ohio Seed Leal do
. Together with every article in the TOBACCO
LINE, for sale low, bv
1. BUCKINGHAM A SON,
ri()V 7 cor. Prince and Union sts.
WILLIAM A. HART.
j Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Segars. Tobacco. 4r.
TITHE SUBSCRIBER has removed his Store i
I from Kin* to Fairfax stmt, next door to Dr.
: Leadbeatcr's Drug Store, the old stand oj z>uwier q
I Jiroand lit* can with coniidence sav, that his
stock is larger and better than it has ever been;;
indeed, the quality of bis SUGARS AND lO
! B A (’CO is as good as ever was in this market,
and he pledges himself to sell them as low as
; can be bought in any market, the price and
quality considered. _aP ^
rpOBACCO. SUGARS. SNUFF, &c.—The
I undersigned having on hand a superior
stork oi SFGjWS, TOBACCO and SNUFFS'
calculated to gratify the tastes and notions of!
all those tiiat make use of the article in any j
' manner, respectfully invites his friends and the j
public general I v. to call at his store on King
i street, between St. Asapli and Washington sts. ;
and purchase an article to their entire satistac
tion. and on the most reasonable terms.
d,.cg‘»—ch’>m JOHN W. SIMPSON.
BU attentive while you read, something about 1
the precious weed.—Chkkky RIDE RKEmilm
TOBACCO, direct from the Crystal Palace —
Also. Km, Anti-Nervoi s. and Rock Candy lO
BACCO. with a prime lot of Havana and Pkin- ,
cite Skc\rs. just received and for sale bv
deck'd—dtim JOHN W. SIMPSON.
OX THE HOAD AGAJXH
Vr LATHAM’S <> M NI BUS US
* Vi will, fm and after d/OA DJi V, May
! g\Uh. leave Alexandria at I. *’■$. and lu o clock.
A. M., and ~ and o’clock. P. AI. Leave \\ ash
ington at 0 and 11 o’clock, A. M • and *>, and
; hjfo’clock, P. M—connecting with every train ,
. of Cars that arrives and leaves Alexandria and
i Washington. .
Passengers by the lirst ( oach Irnm »» as.img
i ton will he in time to break last in Alexandra,
ami take the Cars lor Gordonsville. Alarkham,
&c. [my 27—itf] HUGH LATHAM.
A DAMS & CO.’S EXPRESS to WARRKNTON.
p*’_
It lira's i/?r 17.0' I
. =—--Z2.-=—
HAVING assumed the management of the
Express Bisinehk, in Warrenton, theini
! designed assures the business community, and
1 the public in general, that the same promptness ;
! and despatch that characterise the Express in ’
1 other placjs, shall be found tin this line. Mer- j
| chants ami others will find it to their interest to :
j patronize this line. Goods from Philadelphia in
I 40 hours, or from Baltimore in 2s. All goods
i called for, and delivered li ce of charge.
E. L. EANT. Agent.
I AM prepared now to forward goods on the
Orange and Alexandria Railroad to Warren
ton, and in a short time will extend it to Culpcp
j per Court House. Drafts on England, Ireland,
I and Scotland, lor sale in sums to suit, from XI
1 upwards, payable at any Bank in the United
Kingdom. HUGH LAI HAM,
mh 15— tf Agent
A DAMS A CO.’S GREAT EXPRESS be
.xV. tu'ecn -Alexandria. Baltimore. Philadeljthia,
; Aew York. Boston, and nil the prumpal cities and
towns in the Union.—The citizens of Alexandria
i are respectfully informed, that the arrangements
i -or our Kxpress, are on an improved and enlarged
j scale. Our cars now leave Baltimore three times a
! flay lor Alexandria, conveying GOODS, ot all
; descriptions, at very low prices, and unrivalled
speed. Our charges from Baltimore to Aiexan
i dria for heavy freight. Dry Goods. Ac., are at
i rates very little (il any.) in advance of the ordi
i narv freight lines. Merchants and othersorder
i ing by us. will save the cartage, wharfage. Ac.,
! in Baltimoie and Alexandria, an important item.
! The merchants in Warrenton, Middleburg,
Upperville, and surrounding country, will find
; it to their advantage to forward their GOODS
j hy our line.
All heavy goods will be taken from the
j Philadelphia boat or stores m Baltimore, and
i delivered at the store door or Railroad Depot in
• Alexandria, tor 37$ cts. per cu t.
j Our European Express lor Liverpool, London,
| Dublin. Paris. Havre. Ac., Ac., leaves twice a
week. Packages. Ac., lorvvarded. Bills payable
! in any part ot England, Ireland, or Scotland, for
| sale at this office.
j You should bear in mind in all cases to order
' bv Adams A Co.'s Express.
HUGH LATHAM. Agent,
aug 17—tf Alexandria, Va.
JOHN T. EVANS, respectlully inlorms the
Ladies, that he has just returned from New
York, with one of the LARGEST and BEST
1 ASSORTMENTS of BONNETS, ever offered
i in this market for sale—>uch as ENGLISH,
j FRENCH and ITALIAN STRAWS, NEA
POLITAN; PEDALS, Ac. ALSO, a good as
' sortment of RIBBONS.
1 Boys and Gentlemen's HATS,of all kinds, Ac.
I my 5—-tf___
! ■* nother fresh supply of fruit.
Just received by the Brig Abbotsford,
from Palermo:
120 boxes Oranges and Lemons? in good order
175 Sugar Loaf Pine Apples
80 drums Figs, of a superior quality
And a lot different kinds fresh NUTS
1 frail of African Date?, for sale by
my 26 C. SCHAFER, Fairtax-street.
l\r..A 1 I»I ov w > r.i\ I—
ISH MIXTUKK—T HK GREAT Pl'UIFIKR OF
the blood—The best alterative known—Not
a particle ok mercury in any form in ft—-An
infallible cure tor Scrofula, or King s Evil, Rheu
matism. Obstinate Cutaneous Eiuption.-. Pimples
or Pustules on the Face. Blotches, Biles. ( hronie
Sore Eye>, King Worm or letter. Scald Head. ,
Enlargement and Pain ol the Bones and Joints.
Stubborn Fleers. Syphilitic* Disorders. Lumbago.
Spinal Complaints, and all Diseases arising Irom
an injudicious use of Mercury. Imprudence in ;
Life, or Impurity of the Blood.
The follow ing certificates, selected trom a large
number, are stronger testimony than the mere
word of the proprietor, and all* from gentlemen;
well know n in their localities, and of the high
est respectability, many ol them now residing in
the city ol Richmond:
F. BOV DEN. esq. of the Exchange Hotel, I
Richmond, known everywhere, -ays he has seen ,
the medicine called Carter s Spanish Mixture, ■
administered in over a hundred eases, in nearly j
all the diseases for which it is reccommended, j
with the most astonishing good results. He says j
it is the most extraordinary Medicine he lias ever
seen. i
(’. B. LUCK. e*q. now in the city of Richmond,
and !<>r many vears in the Post Othce, has sticii j
confidence in the astoni-liing ellieaey ot Car
ter's Spanish Mixture, that be has bought up
wards of flu bottles, w hich he has given away to
the afflicted. Mr Luck says lie has never known 1
it to tail, when taken according to direction.-.
Dr. JOHN MIN’GE. a practising Physician,,
and formerly of the City Hotel in the city ot
Richmond, says he has witnessed in a number ot .
instances the effects of Carter s Spanish Mix- j
turk. w hich were most truly surprising. He says j
in a case of Consumption, dependant on the Liver, j
the good effects were wonderful indeed.
LIVER COMPLA1MVSAMUEL M. DRIX .j
KER, of the firm of Drinker it Morris. Richmond, j
was cured of Liv or Complaint ot •'* years standing,
by the use of two Bottles ol Carters Spanish i
Mixture. 1
SCROFULA AND CONSUMPTION.—Mr. j
RICH. E. WEST, of Richmond, was cured ol
Scrofula: and what physicians termed Confirmed j
Consumption, by s bottles of Carter’s Spanish
Mixture.
EDWIN BURTON. Commissioner of the Re- j
venue, says he has seen the good effects ol Car- ,
tkr’s Spanish Mixture, in a number of Syphilit- j
ic cases, and says it is a pertect cure for that hor
rible disease.
WM. G. HARWOOD, o! Richmond, Va. cured j
nf Old Sorfs and Ulcers, which disabled him!
without a Crutch, ami in a short time, perma* 1
lli.llt 11* 011 l iwl
DROPSY CURED.—The wife of Mr. GEO. |
\V. BAKER, was cured of Dropsy, (lor which
she was twice salivated.) by Carter's Spanish j
Mixture. Mr. Baker is a resident of Chester* j
field, county, Ya.
Mr. \VM. A. MATTHEWS, of Richmond. Ya, |
had a servant cured of Syphilis, in the worst form, ;
by Carter’s Spanish Mixture. He says he i
cheerfully recommends it, and considers it an
invaluable Medicine.
None genuine unless signed by Bennett !
Beers. Richmond Ya.
tiT Sold by HENRY PEEL, Alexandria; '
CHARLES STOTT, Washington, and J. W. |
DYOTT & SONS. Philadelphia. Price $1 per
Bottle: 6 Bottles for $f>. jan 31—eoly .•
Highly important to those in
WANT OF FURNITURE AND HOUSE ;
Pl’KNL>HING ARTICLES, at the cheap cash
Upholstery ami Furniture Ware Roams, southwest
turner of Kins' and Pitt stmts, opposite the Marshall
House. I would embrace this opportunity to j
thank my friends and the public generally, for
their very generous patronage, and would re*
spectlully assure them il they give me a call
they shall not be disappointed with regard to j
quality or price ot any article embraced m the j
business. I am induced to make these very j
llattering offers from a determination to accom
modate one and all at the lowest cash price, be
lieving that “a quick penny is better than a slow
shilling.” I am prepared to furnish BEDS,,
BOLSTERS ami PILLOWS, CURLED HAIR,
(any quality or price,) Cotton and Shuck MA I - i
PRESSES. SOFA. Pew and Chair CUSHIONS,
LOUNGES. Union and Chamber CHAIRS. 1
ha\e on hand. Sideboards, Bureaus, dining and i
breakfast Tables, cane and wood seat, rocking !
and sitting Chair*, Looking Glasses, large and
small sizes; Clocks, eight day and thirty hours;
and numerous other articles not necessary to
enumerate. Give me a call, at least, before you
purchase, and see foi yourselves.
N. B.—Old Sofas, Mattresses, Cushions, and 1
..... . tri.f f/.f i.raMMi a V/t i • I
all k 111*1 Ol tl WOTK, irpilliru
without delay. Second hand FURNITURE
bought or exchanged in part pav for new.
ap >—tf JAMES H. ’l)K VAUGHN. 1
HATS, CAPS. FURS, Ac.—Fall Supply.— ;
I he sub.-criber has opened at his store
and manufactory, on Fairfax street. No. 2. south
ol King, a very extensive and excellent ssort
ment ol HATS. CAPS. Ac., ol every variety, and j
at all prices, to which he invites the attention of
his friends and the public. He has on hand a
few of those beautiful Hats which received the
PREMIUM at trie STATE FAIR.
To the ladies ite oilers the largest and hand
somest assortment of FURS, of all descriptions,
which he has ever had the pleasure of showing.
Among them will be found articles to suit every
taste.
He invites all to call and examine his goods
before making their purchases.
By means ol bis “Ready Fitter." imported from
France, for taking the shape of the head, he can .
guarantee a perfect lit to all gentlemen who
may order their hats ot him.
The highest price paid lor all kinds ol shije j
ping furs. [dec 7J JOHN HOW ELL.
\r KATES’ PLEASURE GARDEN RE-,
OPENED.—'Fhe subscriber returns sin
ceie thanks to the citizens of Alexandria arid'
its vicinity, for the liberal patronage heretofore ;
extended to him. and respectlully mloims them
that lie will re-oj*en on ’Tuesday, the (Mh instant.
the TTKJSl Hi: CHOI K1)S at the lower end
i of Pitt street, long known as Yrates’ Garden,
where he has, and w ill continue to keep a large
collection of FTOW TllS, 1 HI ITS. ijc. Bou
quets put up a* the shortest notice.
I The Garden w ill not be opened until f</ur •
■ o'clock in thi afternoon, and will he closed at eleven. '
On Tuesday Evening of each week there will be i
a BAND of Ml SIC for the benefit of visitors. I
As before. REFRESHMENTS always on hand. !
ADMISSION at the gate 12J cents.
| my s—tf RICHARD H. REYNOLDS.
House keepers please notice —
It is the business of the subscriber to fur
| nish articles necessary or convenient in House
• keeping.
My variety embraces WoodenAVare. Willow
Ware, Hardware, Tin. plain and painted, Britan
! nia and Silver plated ware. Brushers, Feather
1 Dusters, Door Mats. Ac.
Many articles in this line cannot he found
elsewhere in Alexandria. >
GOODS bought, not suiting, maybe returned. \
House-keepers are invited to examine my varie- ,
ty and prices. JOHN OGDEN,
' 29 Next to Theatre Building |
I'lOWLE A CO., have now' in store aid are
< about receiving a targe supply «f No l ;
i pFRUVT \N GUANO, direct from the Chineha
Islands, which they offer to their agricultural '
friends, at the lowest cash prices.
my 1^—-tf_- __ «
T KAVITTS PATENT CORN AND COB j
I j CRUSHERS.—The subscriber is prepared j
to ftfl orders for any number of the above ma
chines. A liberal discount made to dealers.
R. $. HUCK, [
my 15 Fairfax street, Alexandria, Va.
A MODERN BELLE.
BY ALFRED EVELYN.
0! where’s the brush will dare to paint,
Or lip presume to tell
The life and ‘doings’ of that gaud,—
A fashionable belle?
What bold, presumptuous man, whose tongue.
Will dare to utter blame
’Gainst that strange thing by fools oft sung
A ‘Modern Belle’ by name?
0! who will dare assert that cheek,
So seeming smooth and fair,
rts gentle blush from paint doth seek;
O! who will this declare?
And who will call the slender waist
A torture and an art?
By whalebones and by cords so laced,
That tears of pain do start?
Who will declare beneath the eye,
So wicked and so bright,
Ingeniously is traced a dye
That makes it dark as night?
Is there a voice the thought will breathe,
While gliding down the waltz,
That those soft curls her brow doth wreathe,
And kiss her cheeks, are false?
•
No; there’s not one so bold to tell.
No man so brave to sing—
For fear of blame—against a belle—
That painted made up thing!
Not one to say a modest girl,
By truth and virtue graced,
Is as a pure and priceless pearl
Beside this gem of paste!
When richly for a ball arrayed,
There’s none will say in jest—
“ ’Twere best the foot should be displayed;
And something hide the breast!”
There’s none will say this; nor condemn
The modern dancer’s form—
In which they yield their waists to men—
A woman’s soul should scorn !
In building a chimney, put a quantity of
salt into the mortar with which the intercour
ses of bricks are to be laid. The effect will
be that there will never beany accumulation
of soot in that chimney. The philosophy is
thus stated: The salt in the portion of mortar
which is exposed absorl>s moisture from the
atmosphere every damp day. fl he soot thus
becoming damp, falls down to the fire-place.
1 ms appears T04j0 an r.ngusu uisuuvci *. *1 *•'»
used with suecegH in Canada.
In Court Square, Boston, on Monday, a
man in the crowd, with greaW irreverence,
suggested that the three thousand clergymen
be^brought out to disperse the mob. “Yes,”
said a by-stander, “set them to preaching,
and no mob could ever stand against it.”
•• L'nt-l*' NhI had no hair "ii the top of his head,
In tiie plan; where the hair ou^rht to grow.”
ZV But he lived previous to the discover) 01
LYON S Celebrated KATHAIRON, which not
only preserves and beautifies, but restores the
hair at any period of life. Only those who will
not try it, are troubled with Baldness, Dandruff,
or harsh, unpleasant hair.
From the Sac York Home Journal.
‘‘No article ever acquired so rapid celebrity
and universal appreciation.as LYON’S KAIH
A IRON. To those who have used it (and w ho
has not) the reason is obvious, as its invigora
ting and beautifying effects, and agreeable Per
fume. stamp it an indispensable article of the
toilet."
Sold at the old price of cents, in large bot
tles, by all dealers, everywhere.
D. S. BARNES, Proprieto#,
mv —d&c lm 161 Broadway. New York
IP* HENRY’S INVIGORATING COK
DIAL :—The merits o! this purely vegetable ex
tract for the removal and cure of physical pros
tration. general debility, nervous affections, Ac.,
are fully described in another column of this
paper, to which the reader is referred.
#_> # bottle; :i bottles for §.r»- six bottles for
•>>; §16 dozen.
■ i r i _
Utiserve me marks oi me ut.uis*.
ftjr Prepared only by S. K. COHEN. No. 3
Franklin Row. Vine Street, below’ Eighth, Phil
adelphia, Pa., TO WHOM ALL ORDERS MIST Ii« AH
DRESSED.
For sale by PEEL Ac STEVENS, VV holesale
Agents for the State of Virginia, to whom order*
Irom the State must be addressed.
jjy A liberal discount made to the trade and
dealers.
For sale also by VV. H. GILMAN. Washington
City, D. C. jan 27—dl v
\\TILLIAM R. GLASSCOCK, COMM1S
W SION MERCHANT, Alexandria, l a
beg> leave to intorrn his friends and the public
generally, that he lias recently taken the old
stand of JuNCHELoE Ac Smith, corner of Prime
and I 'nicrn streets, opposite Me] ci%h Sf Chamberlain,
and immediately mi the Rail Road, where he will
he pleased to see and serve them, with more plea
sure and promptness ii possible, than heretofore,
having advantage* now in room and location,
unavailable before.
Orders filled, and goods forwarded always with
care and despatch. WM. R. GLASSCOCK.
References.—Rev. Joseph Baker. Winchester,
Dr. Geo. Rust, Luray; Col. Wm. A. Bowen. Rap
pahannock Station; Reed & Jett Woodville, A.
R. Freeman, (iordonsville; Sam i. Shacklett, Har
risonburg. _ jp t
MEXICAN GUANO.—The undersigned.
Sole Agents for the sale of MEXICAN
GUA.NO, in this City, have now on hand a good
supply of this permanent fertilizer.
They would call attention to the following
analysis made by Dr*. D. Stewart, of Baltimore,
and Richard H. Stabler, of this City.
Proximate Analysis.
Organic matter containing some azotized
compounds capable ol forming Ammo- ^
Water
Ash or proportion of mineral elements
100JJU
(Composition of the above Ash. , ^
Phosphoric Acid 33*;^
Jr‘m. 00.3U
.Sand ,
Magnesia and Soda with a trace of Potash 09.04
69.21
The Ash or mineral portion is very pure bone
Ash in a state ol minute division, containing a
larger proportion oi Phosphoric Acid, than Bone
Phosphate of Lime, say sixty nine per cent.
mh *29-tf __ FOWLEjkCO.
JUST RECEIVED, and for sale, a fine assort
ment of FLY NRTTS. Give me a cart
mv 31 WM. F. PADGETT, King-street.
HYDRAULIC CEMENT.—360 barnls. ju»t
received, and for sale fer, 1 *
' mh 22 . ' F0Wt>B*CO
- ■ ■ i ■ * * 1 'T ; * .. ’ . .J'**^**t* *
FEATHERS.—23 bale* new Fnthers, now
landing, and forrale by - ’•
je 5 J. I WBEEAT, * *R(»
WOOt WANTED.—The market price paid
for Wool.
my 30 J. J. WHEAT fc BROS.