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The Market*.
Baltimo/ik, <?;?:. j ? Flonr ij dull un.l heavy
Howard treet m.l Ohio i \\ heat firm
?uite I i-?ui 1 turn iirui: \ellow 72c.
provisions steady: nn-ss pork $ly..?0(a $P.?.75
. ilU?$i J Cofl'ee liriu. Whiskey steady, a
.'Jut --51'
YiOtx, <>.??. .V?Flour i< 5e. lower: State
_ 2di "Iii.i Southern $5.
:,(ii ft-- Wheat is quiet: winter red, a shode firm
,: ,,tlier kind* an* dull. Corn i.> lo. higher; mixed
id 7I<- fork dull. Lard quiet. Whiskey firm
-'?c
Kichmoud Cattle Market, Oct. 5.
hi.i '??s,l!'i''3- of Cattle at the scales this
n-ek w:t? very iieavv t?>r lhis season, there being
nil bead sold, ! <r which the general range of
i.ii.'c- w.i- t" Si gross One extra tine lot
'.r au'ht >: 4?";?ss: 74 head were taken by the
i.'jK'hcrs of Petvi.-bnrg, Portsmouth, .fee., stiil the
, ,vv supply caused prices to decline below pre
v, lU.' .potations. Ouite u number were held over
una old'
j} . ?Supply greater th;in the demand, for
,ii?!i!iiiig. ?i'i ,lt't. Com ted at $S.jO
j,. j,v7.' net?a decline from last week.
Shk'? t previous quotations, $4.50 to $5
.. .. j..r Extra quality : Inferior grades $2.25 to
per head.
V MtK. Oct. t.?The receipts of Flour and
tiriin t day f""t up as follows: Flour 21,102 bbls.;
V,i: 1 i J. 7?*?'? bushels: C??rn, 0.01VS bushels.
1360 A LMANAC. 1860. |
?Mi! MONTH. S t* >" S L' N
OCl'Ol'KK. riHV". H-/1. MOON S I'HASKS.
?'-Saturday I>' ?"> 12 p. h. m.
7 Sunday H li' ?> tl Last (jr.. 7 6 !."> k.
? Monday ?> 21 5 U MlDi,
Tuesday ?> 22. 5 3* Firstqr.,2l 21 m. ]
H' Wednesday.... ?'? 2-> j .'!7 Full 2(> 2 l k.
!I Thursday ? 21 5 HMJII WATKK. !
12 Friday *? 25 .> ."?5 <.?? r'ii t?.?h.?m.
v.i i,'ixi-: list.
POUT OK A L K X A N l> RI A?0 CT 0B K R I. !
A i: KI v K r>.
Schr. Mary and Ann. Flowers, Xanieinoy, corn i
au. wheat to Thoma? Perry.
Saii.ko.
Brig Serena l'. Smith, Smith, Boston, by Win. ?
H. Fowle li Son.
?ehr. Mist, Di?f>way, Xew York, by T. J. Ale- i
iiatley.
Schr. Caroline Anderson, Dowkcr, Wareham, bv
T. J. Mehatley.
Schr. Sarah A. Taylor, Dukes, Wareham, by
!5' rden Mining Co.
M km on AN I)
Sehr. Henry Pvrkins, Eldridge, hence at Bvs
ton, '?'<J inst.
Schr. Charles M. Neal, Henderson, sailed from
Philadelphia. for thi? port, .'id in.-t..
Sehr.*. L. Tu ker. Miller, aud Albert Pharo,
('runnier, for Washington, D. C., cl'd at Philadel
phia, 3d inst.
Si-fir. .I. W. Seavor, Xickerson, -ailed from Bos
ton, for this port, tth inst.
S?hr. I ?j<?. Kmors-'U, sailed from Bristol, for
thi= port, Kd inst.
S hr. L. Audvnried, D.irtlett. sailed froiii Phila
delphia, for this port, 4th inst.
oa XA l commkhge.
A im:i vi:i>, October 5.
lioats Safety Clark, uiiu .laiues, E. W. Dun
ham, Morgan Miller, T. Cookendorfer, and Mary
Martens, coal l<> T. .J. Mehatley.
Boat H D. Carlton, ct?al t<> American Coal Co.
I'oats 1?. W. MoCleary, sind Carrie of Hancock,
poal to Borden .Mining Co.
B".it Prinze Rupert, coal t-> Frost burg Coal C?>.
i'oat C. F. Nev. aian, coal to R. M. Franks.
D HI I'D 1'.KK1*. ,-iiia!! tuuud, Sugar cured, put
up expressly for tamilie?, for sale bv
CHARLES J. WISE,
ocl f> cor id' Prince and Pitt-sis.
tMlESH COR.N MEAL, received twice a week,
and for sale by CHARLES .1. WTSE,
uct (i c<ir. of Prince and Pitt-sts.
fllliK SAl.K OK L<)TS iidvortis^d by us having
X been postponed ->11 account of the weather, we
ro!er parties wishing t'? purchase to our agent, R.
Johnston, who i- authorized to sell any of them,
f ue property embraces the square known us the j
<;u.'.ilpH lot. the ground lying between Christ
Church and Messrs. Kemper's Academy, and the
Jor.- on the we-t side Royal, between Priuee aud
Duke street-, extending from Mr. Davey's lino to
Mr. Barton'-.. The property has been subdivided j
int. ??onveiiicut building lots.
KSTHER AXX CATLETT.
oct 2 -eo.-.f ,1011V U*. MIXOR.
/ "\KANOE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD
v/ COMPANY. T!n* nun mil mooting: of t he
*! . ivli-? i i -: - ? <t the Company, will he held at the
..tJii-i- >i tlii- ?mr? ^iiv in Alexandria, on Thurs
?i.iv, ti.tr 1 j?t dav <?' Novembernext.
.'? i l-e.,td ' 11. R RID, Clerk.
? l.viii'hbtir^, '_'!iiirl,,tlep vil!e, aud \\arrentoii
papers '""I'.v.} |
N\ u'l l< E. 1 herebv forewarn h11 persons from
I harboring or crediting my wife, AUNES
MrCAitTUY. who ha.- left my bed ati'l hoard with
out cause, a> > will pay !!?? debts of her Contraot
j_ , an11 will *? 11iiirce the law against any one har
l?.?rtnir her.
JOHN Mt CAKTllY.
Ml) i X 1 V i: K N <> N MAN I r ACTUKINU
COM PAN \ The a'iniial general meeting
? tiii- C<>mpaitv. ?il! he held at the office <>t the
( !iij/ iiiv. "ii Wellington -treet between Oroiioco
aii'i Pendleton streets, uii i ue*>day, the 2*d mst.,
at ; oVU-k, 1*. M.
oet 2av2w K. JOHNSTON, Secretary.
; i Ki?K?;lA PINE. Iu?t rv. eived from Savan
\ I u;ih per Schr. Henry l'ay>i.n. 00,0tiu feet ol
j--sorted GEOKUIA PINE
j hv I by t*. i by 1. G by 12
If.v 12. li? hv 12." 3 hv 12. 2 hv 12, for
;;,!ehy ' [octij WATERS .t CO.
j VJX DS AND STOCKS FOR SALE ?
1/ Oijanci: \\!> Al.i: \ am>i:i v 2d mortgage f>
}>er cent.
Ma\\->.\- Oai* Ram.::oai? Bono*
Okaxi k %ni? Alkxammiia Railroad Stock.
?cp |i?e -!in I'i KlvE ii' HKKl'ERl.
N' OTICE.?Ntiec i.< hereby given that .John
.!. Hooper is no longer in my employ, and is j
3 >t authorized t ? e .licet money or transact any I
^usine.v- whatever for mc.
wi {?d.tt H. >? MARTIN. j
/ i KOI ND PLASTER. warranted pure, and
v ' we!! inaniitacttirod, ? ?.?r .-ale. in store at $3 j
I1-.-: ton of 22 t-> close the cargo.
WM. 11 FOWLE a SON, -j
?ej> No. i. South Wharves.
r Mil IS i, V, inform the public that Mr. A. S.
1- 1 ?:? k% is u<? longer the agent ot
<i-y i',i I'll ICE .v COOK.
L)' i KLAND KEKSK'iS.?
) hale.-;; i and 0. ! Fulled Ch-ih.-, in store,
j!lll for sale al fact.'Tv prices, hv
>-n> 2? ?I'll ill' NTON .k KI DO ELY.
ni: hl'lDiS AMMoNlA'i'ED SL'PER PliOS
1*11 -\TK OF L1ME. tiu genuine article, for
e:i pleasing terms by
-fp p.- * .1 ,.\S. <\ N'KY K I T.
TuX> KEKSE'S M A N 1 P I' L A T E I)
?il ANv>. We are prepared to till ail or
Jors }<ruiuptiv for Reese's On a no.
'q> 2.' ' KNOX Jn LIU).
WlXlniv; (JLASS.?170 boxes French Win
' ' i v tiia-s, assorteil .-i/.e.-?generally large,
Ju-*irevoivej and for sylcbv
^22 H. H MILLEK, SON .t CO.
L^Hh.-'H K<?LL Dl'TTLH.?o barrels Western
""1! Gutter ?.f ohoiee.-t <{Ua!iiy. just received
:"-'r r\j,rv-?, and fol sale hy U. Ill LST,
1 17 King -troet.
'{|| liAHKELS Cl'LA SriiAR?bright and dry
y" ~ barrel- L. A C. Coffee and Yellow Su
ijr\ ju>t received and for tale bv
(J. Ill' LST. I 47 King street.
/ tAHl'KTS AND CARPET CHAIN.?Just re
V-y cti\vd th * above uo"ds mid \vill be sold low.
mav i.e expected. Call und .-ee at
?'e!'-i? i. A. LAUKiN'S, No. ('-I King-st.
( l^'LL) PENS.? \luays<*n iiand a good assort
VJf tuent of UOLD PENS, warranted tho best
!l ''<e tiijikct, at lo^s prietv.
Ki'LEKT HELL, f>l King street.
T'VO lioYS W ANTED a; the Lrootii Factory.
1 L. HKRRINCi,
0-1 ^ No. la Royal-street.
Vl'l'l.ES !? 20 barrel.- choice .'elected Northern
Apples, ju.t received per Steamrhip Monticel
'.?? _ for_sale hyj-ct 21 tiAKKET III"LST.
L^"RL \\ UK KS.? Rockets, l?!ue Lights, Rumuu
?*? Candles, Ac., .to., just received aud for sale by
JH\> >6 PERRY RROS., No. 44, Kiag-at. '
tLi.S TERN CL'TTIXQ CHEESE, l5bo*o<,T?
i < eived nnd for sale by
J5> 2- 0ARRET HULSI,
Preamble and ^Resolutions Adopted by the Union
Central Club of Loudoun County.
\i it mflptin.f of **??>?* tViitt'ttl I mioji t Inl>
of Loudoun l.'Junty, \ a hold in tho (\utrt
llcuso, at Loosi.tiro;, on ti?o "Jvl day of Octo
ber, 1SGO. the ibllowinj; preamble and reso
lution*, offered l?y John .Janney. esq., were
unanimously adopted:
Whkkk a* 'he purpose i" I'.rethf ??.southern bean
uml vfrcijtit'iti tin ('n:toi> Mutt* :
has been openlv and boldly ;?\.? wt. an I is
adhered to by many "I the. lending politicians ,.t i
the South-ni State?, wo deem it ?.ur dui\
solves, and to tlieiu. f Mate our views on In.- all
abs"ibiug subject. and to warn t:ieu., that untiei
no circumstance- can they reeti\e?*ur .iido? ?< un
tenance, in the execution of this nehmous scheme
in the snide and uiauiier in which they propose to
accompli--a il : hat that on the contrary, we will
resist them by the use of all the lawiul ine -ns in
. our power. The object is not to he accomplished
| hv an appeal to (he people of tlic several ?'ates .
actin."in their highest sovereign capacity. >y wham |
the relations which subsist, between the cozens ,
; of each State uud the government ot the I uited .
States, were established, and by whom alone t?ev ;
can be changed by revolutionary means-it is to
precipitate the Cotton Suites int.. revolution, bv the
: exercise of their ordinary executive and ogisla
j tive power, without an appeal tu the people, ami .
| then by appeals to our sympathies, ami by the
u.-e of "the same insirumentaliitcs to precipitate tiie
: other Southern States into ievolution, against
! this course of action, we ascitizens of \ irg-iMa.en
ter our solemn protect. 1 he power ?*' ?<-. ?
delegated to the tioveraor or Legislature of Jv.Ui.i
Carolina, it has never '-een delegated ... toe Oo\ - ,
eruor or Legislature Virginia. n->r to llic Oi>\ - .
ernoror Legislature ot any othei . >ato. n . .i.i.
any -uch power been granted to the mem a i.-> u .
Congress. They are hut servant- ui tnc on., c,
clothed with fufiicieut p-wer to auintuiM'r tho t
government.- whi.-h the people have onamed and
established. but with no power ro deotioy
or to change their relations to cac.) otbei\
On the 12th day <d' Dccetu'.'U, !?-?<...?e .cita.il
Assembly of Virginia passed an act eotiocrhing a
eouveutiou. to ratify or i:?jcet the i-on?Olutiuii ?l .
the United States, the preamble to whicn i- m the .
following words:?"Whereas it is provided by a j
j resolution ot the 25th dav of October .ast, that the
proceedings ot the Federal convention be siiamu- ,
! ?d of the I..r i
! free investigation?discussion anu ?'??'?"" b- *l
enacted, Ac. . ?
The pooplo did meet in s-lcuiu convention-t.,c>
: discussed and .Ar<V"/ the great miksUou Miomit
ted to them?they established our re'aU.'ns to tin.
government ot thai nitcd Slate.-, an . \\t .*? " ?
| eeudant.-, now imperatively demand t.a. > y
I shall not be subveited or cnar.ged Aitho.it ,
i Our fathers dccided to establish the g .vcrnm-nt
of the United Stales. uiuUr which, wall a.l -= j
uial-admin i.-t ration at various period.- o.our t . -
torv, we have grown to be the wonder of the wo. Id
and we ibmtoof the exercise of our u:idoujttJ|
ri"ht to consider and decide, tor whiu eau-e
Hi be overthrown by force. It is not our pu - ,
pose now. to >pecify the cau.-es win.-:._ mJ?; < |
fy revolution and resi-tauce to established .iud ... } j
-it is not now necessary in our judgemnt to ,
no?but il ever the time arrives when the.-e a |
questions uni^t be decided, it must ?t> IJil A } 1
u-iuia is concerned, be d..ne by us. ihe peop.i '' I
the Commonwealth, and wot oy the
by an ordinary Legislature, or by both ,...nb.u J. ,
Regarding as we should, the election ot at. >
man as President of the I nucd ^'?ate> u 10> ....
been nominated by a purely vj.'tiona ?.' .
as a great public calamity, althuuga :t wa? I-.s^
\ ? i iiy <?fipt ?iccordtti'i't* liit cOiixli ]
been enccicd in >%ru . ate 1.1.
tution and laws, we uttcriy deuj n. ? ? j
election of .uch a man. r r <? , iumishvs a . ul.u c.. .
cause ior a dissolution of the I limn. \\ ?? ? !
that in strict eouforinitv to !a?, a pi* ? 'l**1 * *" ;
uiai ui Mini - . , ,i
United States may be eiceted. with the <?
lH.lh
two thirds of the people reco.ue.l at ta< P \
against him- he l?v; . |
h5uH?ofC?n?rM??ga.n? ln.n. 1; 1 - >'?: ;
held in check by the strong ami the >ap..im
Court ol the United States. I ntil these gua . ? j
teMsare broken down, what enu a nimm..) P?^ - j
dent do in his short term.^ serious.y to U v' " j
rights, or our liberty.' .v:ia:l wo, ?'?i ..t .-c .. ? ??
piece of decayed timber is louud in the MUP; >"
which arc embarked ail our meui.-tu - o. ttu , ? ? ? I
and all our hopss for the future. seu;t.e am j hmk ;
her earryingdown tier crew and . ar},*.. i
hope but to place ourselves upon some .ragnien -
of the wreck, where we must pi^l !^t "^
exhaustion!' Or shall we call a. " .. ..... !
pumps, and keep her afloat during her l-ur , . k
cruise, with every stripe and every stai doat.i n :
from her mast head, and then remove t ^
material and replace it by sound Umber in o.d,r j
that she may bear aloft to the ga/.e ot an ,o.n . 11
world our glorious motto -L. lMur.biu 1 luui. m
The frifutc Constitution--"Old iron >_ le.-.
'?broke the"steel plate of the Uritish \r* "letbility.
and the cursos of posterity wouid have .alien up- j
oi> any administration who v.ouid nave permute
her to perish because some portion- of her hu
were decuyed.
1 That we have never delegated ?
the lioverttor and members of the <.-cneral Assen
I>iy of Iliis Commonwealth. the ;m>v\ t-;? !?> viola
i tho cuu.-tituiiou ??i tiw? 1 nited States, wl.i.h i
obcdie'tce to our o'.Vtt i- Sed v. ;;t i;.
each and all, >? !< uinN sworn to sui > ?i:. nor
I such power been ?rr:in11.-?!. bv the people oi an
other State. to ilit-ir (.'hi?-1 M.t<;isiru(? ? or l.e^i
laturc.
2. ir,<{, That i:t our judgment the ji
cal importance of the Territurial >tMv.-1ha
been greatly exaggerated by the dcit!at'-?>?iic> tut;
agitat ois ?>!' the North and Scull!, who :.av ? ii. i..m
ed the passions and prejttdhoi'the j-< ??>.].? tin-l
I "iircd" t heNorlhfii a a ? \\?? Si as i he ??Sou thorn lieut <
I to promote their ?hd selfish and ambitious pur
J poses. We cannoi comprehend the iogio l ha
maintains that the I ni n to;..-: in-dissolvin order
to afford new territory the expansion o!' sktvi
labor, and yet ?h;?; .-?<> imperious is the in-eessity,
for additional slave lahor in the cotton States, ;l>^ r
the laws oi the United States must he trampled
under foot, and trie African slave trade re-opened
to supply the demand.
7?(W?v,/, That the prominent e2uses of tho
growth 01 tiie ltepuh'iean or free-soil party <?;' the
I'tiited States, pre lirst the passage of the Kansas
Nebraska bill?and the repeal of the Missouri Coin*
i promise ? second, the uns-rupuh.us use of the whole
cxeetitiv:' power and patr-'naije. by Mr. itu1 ?
and hi-putty, to force the Lecontpton Consrituti >n
upon the j pic of K :: -a.*. : the -iee <? t
four iittiii' of their numbei?arid :a-' but not least
by the unceasing v!V-?> t- made by the Sou: -em de
| mocracv at ? very presidential elei tion for the last
I twenty years, fo com iin o the vv??of tli ve
States !licit one-halt ?: tluir -wn ?!;. ??-?.'?*t*i.???
; low-citizens of the South tv-'.i livii e.i
J them aid and cenifort.
I. That the eleelboi <?: l^?::c-?!".
1 his, i?lJreckinr: 'uc. will ii ? ur -it
a continued strife between the T-rc?i' ?? ; of
the Union. to the total f i tJ?? -!? :t( atrr i
j cultural, mauuiac'iiriii^ ?vl j.ii
I of the cour.trx.
/t.sottrj, That om- democrat;." rulers r
I the lead of President lit: .have their ;;ti
mitted ?-xtr.ivagance. by their :>rw?. ,1 ? ? rupli? ?.
j and hy their neglect of tin* intercst* of (he
' country, forfeited the cot:!i ience ??! .1 in;?i? ? ?*
J itv of the very party whi^h pbo?d them ho power,
and that tried b; e-:; r ?: 'h. (.;-?> J. ii'-rvm,
they must be con ieini ? d. Sucli ro.-uit tillve
been anticipated, ui:d. r the ^!:-p:ees o? v?nv, who
in 1S24 advised ;n. .Jacksi n to secure hiselcctiou
bv bribery and corrujitiou, an I upon bein^c repel
led iiy the "(<! i Hero-' wirit scoj-jt, ttiere ^oir;^ 110
I witnesses present, took refuse in .1 deiiia! of bis
! ajjeney in ttieeriiiic.
I l?. Hcvftrctff Thai wc have no respect ?o~ or
1 cojitidence in the "Cliivairy" w;in v.ouiii force
Vir^iuia, Maryland. Kentucky, Tent:e.-see and
| Missouri iuto the positi ?n ul frontier States' expos
ing our hearths and homes t ? the ravages of civil
j war, and thus converting us into an impreganblv
? barrier, behind which, tiiey. with their wives an -1
I children mi^tit rej.- se in safety.
7. A'< That in ?.?nr judgment 11:e only
j immediate retucdy f itipviidiu^ ev.'s?the only
I means for restoring: peuee and haru'.ouv to t;:c
| country, are to he iuund in the e'ect!"ti o! Jujiv
Bki.i . of Tennessee, and Mow .\t:o lh i KK'iT, of
Massachusetts, to the Presidency aiid ;? e I'resi
denev of the United State f-r tic next f.oir years
?statesmen of commanding t:?It*i;t- ??! tried pat
riotism? ?! enlarged e.\iieri.-'.ee i*t the legislative
and executive ilepavttnonts id tne goveinnt?>ut ?
and above all of unspotted reputation; u. earnest
ly invoke all lovers of the I * 11 ion. and a!! eonsjr
vative men, North and South, East and West, all
who desire to put alt end to airifaliun, nnd s:r::e.
and to restore concord. t?? rally under the banner
on which is inscribed. ??Tin I'sion, Tut: Co.vstt
ri TIoN AXO THK tM OUC! Vc.NT o>- ) Hi: L.\?P,"?
to take tiieir position uj-ou that t)la!ferm, upon
which, and upon which alone. X?V .\-?.u\y,ton, .'i:t -
i khson. Mii>iso.\, Mnvitor, hnvv >>t? ? I J.,. ksc n
were elevated to the Chief M i.p-traev, of the re
public.
8. Jienolctnl. That wc earnest'}* invoke, :t!i our
follow citizens of Loudouti, and especially those
who have heretofore been honored by elevation to
po8ts of trust and eonfidouf-o?cx-members of tho
Senate and House of Dologates to gird on their
urniour lor the conflict?to bring to tho polls the
whole "Constitutional Union" vote of tho connty
so that ue niaj ba enabled say whatever fate may
befal us, "V. a have done our duty and .mi whole
?luty t<> our country."
;t. Tiiat the llditors of th? '? W.ishin
t(>nliti), N 111? ? 11:11 lutelligcncur, Alc\andrbi ?I
zellf," Mini ?'Kii'inii'tjul Whig," 1respectfully re
tsucstoi publish the prneecding-?d ibis niceliny;.
i". 1?. TEBBS, Ciiair:ij:?i:.
Ciias. B. Ba i.i.. Secretary.
s x-? o .a. rr
SEWING MACHINE CO S.
W
p. mapww
VV IHU lunOi
ilVUO.
The attention of tin1 citi
zens is respectfully invited to
the i act that the Age11 ey
for the sale of these
CELEBRATED
QZXMIMP M k nyc-ygo
511 Wll^ab mftymiYCoi
lias been established at
72 KINCS
ALEXAXDRIA, VA.,
(1 ( 1 l< L~ !"> O \r
L . vy. n Vj It i \> \ ,
Since these Machines are conceded the
BEST IN THE WORLD,
it i.s on 1 v ventured to enumerate theii j
advantages, and to say we are
prepared to prove that
They arc the most reliable! They are I
the simplest! They are the most per- |
feet in Construction! They arc easily
Adjusted! Soiseless in Operation! |
Without I.eat her Pads, or other }'</'\
picking contrivances ! 1 ncy arc the
most rapid in execution, and they ate
the most durable.
Agency, 72 King Street.
sop 1 I?2awl>m
SUP/EINTENBEKI'S OFFICE. ) 1
li. F. AM? P. U. K. CuJSI-ANV.
1 i 11 11 v oN i?, ^? i Oct o ber, I > (>1 J |
T; E."xlBh US oF TIi K VlP.oiNlA STATU I
iM AND CFNTKAL AGKI'H LTHlAL .SO
CIETIES visiting the above fair, wilt be furnished ;
fpi liv the Cap'uin "it hoard A quia Creek
r^ viT-^Tl' AM !? Its. 0 the I hue of purch.t
i^X;;tiekels for ttichnion 1.'? <?i presentation
of their certificates ui" membership witli :t I'km.
liETl KN Tl? ICKI , . .. ...
Stock or otlu-r articles designed t?"?r ex.iihitioii
:it tlo> nl'ov?' Fair will he charged i ' in r.VRi: i?o\\n,
hut will be returned i ?kk ok cm a mo k, it remain
ing in powe.-.-i-tn ??{ .-a'?-e owner.
Poisons wishing to?,end stock must g;\e :>? Icum
six .lays Hofue to (iKOKOK M a pim.m . i:sg.. Su
perintendent Potomac steamer? at V? ashingion, so
that pro].or curs may K* pi trvided :ii Aqum < reek.
,/i.rS" Tin; ltKTi it.N Ti? ki ts issued lo members
*)??* ?ood from Saturday, 20th itislanl. to Sunday
2\\u r. ' samfel kith,
u,.'t ?li-i Superintendent. j
FALL SUPPLY OF BOOKS AND STATIONS**'i ! j
? 1' WIS received from New York and Ph"l- j
\ "delphii. my FALL SUPPLY OF BOOKS
AN!' STATION LltY. t ' which 1 invite the atten- ,
ti..u of Countrv .Merehaiits. Teachers, and other
purchasers, assuring them that lliev will fmd in it j
, vorvtliiiur thev may need.
Mv stock of SCHOOL COOKS includes al! the
principal Text Looks used in Schools. Atadeni.es.
?nid Colleges, to which I am adding hy daily r<
uuipts: and my MUetdlaneuii? st-K-k eml.racos all
the standard Poets, Histories, and works ot ^.>ne
ral character and useiulue^-. . >. <
My stock ot W it I'l l XO and W LAP:'1N?. I
pi.US i.- unusuallv larzc. ?n?l eiubrajes all the
various kinds of Commercial Note, liath and yii.?n?
pc.st. Letter. l'...diC!tj>. l?emy. .Vooiuin, an-'. P.aval !
Writinsr Paper.-, as well v.- the v.irioti? kni-iv "t j
Uill :li;(l Legal Cap. I have Cap. Crown. iJou.-lc j
Crown Wrapping Papers, P"?nnct l"*ai h, '? ?
also, ?large supply ?f Hie be*! lin^js . and . eun- |
srlvania Slates: Lift:.ng aim l.ri.-t-l _ j
!>rawins; Paj'cr: Faher's i'-mcil? for V.ntit::.; i"-i !
Drawing black. r.-L and h!ue: Mathemauca: n- !
?tr?Uierii.- : STLLL PFNS in great variety:
Cold Pens: KNYFLOPKS of all sizes and .} iult
t i-'lMiLl'.San.l tot i;N \LS. Medinui. Demy,
and* Caj'. of tl.e hc.-t .jnalit;: I!..!:' bound Blank
Books the best ..ualiiy. at low j.iu-m: Port
. Writiiv Desk.4?. Scrap Book.-?. Herbaiiiutn?,
,t ,, *' j?l A fi tlis'and \ 8.11AN ACS ior |?i?|, in g.-.sa:
variety, and at ail ..ric-s. All tor sale at the b-w
tf.- priees. cash, ar to punctual c:i>'-tiie?>.
? j.. The highest trash }?: ':<?" ?t nil Mnnv po'*
l'..r ti AOS. KCiLKKT P.LLL.
No- c.! Kinstreet. Alex a.
BLACKLCCK. DENT & CO..
Sorru Sii'i: Fr.ttuv Si.if, Ai.kxan!'J:ia.
I1TK IIAYK just r*ived ..::r well se.ivcted
W stock of FA LL CHOC Fit IKS, ?*<?.. and so
licit a", examination of it by those visiting our
market. It consisIs in j.'ssit . ^ (
76 } !,?!>. Muscovado, Cuba, and 1*. It. Mlgar
l.Vu Id,is. Crushed, Po-.v-Jcivd, A B and C Cof
!ec Sural"
;,n hiids! Muscovado. Cuba, and Porf l.ico
Molasses
;,n bid-. Siig'sr llou."- syrap
i'.n! i?:igs ili" t^'iec t ? < ..
Inn ?? Laguyt'ii, Maraeaiho, and ". l t?ov
erntfleM' Java o
?t;u;i . ? v.*.i.t. lur enal, i ?ouig 'ly
.-o:-i.a:.d itiuc.c i'ca __
l!!() boxes Adamant hi- and Sj.'-rai C?nt!k-s
I?? M-ioi.i Candies
75 '? Brown
loo - K:.:ra No. i and T'dlet .v?i'p
Urdi vChce-c: do. Star. :.: <r'? Sup Curb
Sod k 10 d". Sal Soda: !?>'? bags .^h.-.t: "0 c-ils
,i;;jc. Manilla, and Cut:,?n -Hope: l?
suosuls. i,:rv aod soft shell: 10 do FVSLerts: 2,"
? '.rums Figs: also, a large stock m Lmkcts.
Brooms, liroui.d and ?lace Cinger:: 1*rene.i. Lng
lish, and American Mustard. Oram and (.round
iVon r Nu'mc.s, Indi.' ?. ''loves, ( assia. .dace.
Y\'raj pinj Paper and Twine. Putty. Suit lVtre.
, upv.er.is; r.ps ?:n Sails. Cho.olatv. -V-. >'^p - '
TiilJ.VCC'.L SKiiAKS. .
Ci " i\ BOX LS Light Pros-cd TOBACCO, of
/,}: J v*d brands, from me iiutu lo sirictiy
prime grhdo? ,
bc?\o> iliira x 1-*
to strictly choice
o;, cases Tobacco, very .-upersor
"j du C. C. C. Fig do
int> bales Smoking Tobacco
23 bids. do 4o h)w I'ru-cd, to prime
quality
! ]iui,uot) Cheroot SECAKs
1 )ii,utH> German and Havana
10?? boxes Pipes, small and large si/.es. ^ ^
We are extensively engagedju the saies ol i??
! bacco and Segars. Our assortment w.ii. a. ?<
Cuics.bc found large and complete, ana will oc
! kept up during the Fall Trade, by arrangements
made with ti e u>a;.ufhcture>s and tU .r agents,
j We i.avc it in oiir p.-wvr ano witl <i >jy
: u-erchauts as cheap, and oil as taVor.:o.e teon- .^
?rtH?ds id the same oaali:y cau be nurcia^-.i iu
Baltimore. We respectfully iu\in- !i"
examine our stock carcluily. l5s,^-)iS,r"
! th>? els'-whcre. J II. JirM.l^.l A >
j ;;p 24- Prince street Wharf, Aiexa^tr.a.
X^Oi'iCK. ? Ha\iiig hml the privacy "{ l'5>
i\ .rrour.dslat-.lv much intruded on ny p>- s ?
! til**, through 'them, all perso ns ate hereby
' forewarned m?. to enfr them on any priuoxt
I whatever. a~ the law will oe. rigidly f\ori'<-a A\
every instance: and that they tuuy he tu:h awaro
j of the penalty, they will und by the aci
i ? t??c"^'h ot .1 asiuarv, 1>?that they ar^ h:. d..
t() a jiiie of S < for tho first oflVnoe. So tor the sc
-.-.n I and b.r ca*-h succeeuing oi.cnce, and
! douhlc'iu each instance, when the ortes.ee coin
} milted in the night or en h?uc^y.ujK
Spring Bank. Ya^ep 2H-2awSw_
A Ij'evviyf.s.?1 oo bids.. ^r}r^^c^a0ni:*
! A iug and for sale by ^ IILn-T X BRO.
| ?ep 25
].<><'A1. I TV VS.
'I'llF I'rIM.E At MkI.'M \ KRSv'N
though tlu! notice ?>i iiii! iuiend-d \ i-.it .1
the Prince oi Wales t" M nut \ evnon, jes
terdav, was.-hort. vet tie- place. owing to too
exertions of tin- accomp!i-hed snperinten
dent. Mr. i |-T"ii li.-rJ.nrr. d mned the ap-:
pearance of rejuvenated oldness, which ren
,)(>!(?(I it.alnnwt unfamiliar to those act:us- ;
iome.1 to IiM homer scenery. A splendidly
Imilt wharf has superseded the landing j
place and the old plank walk, hotey ami
wont in its entire length, leading iron, the
shove to the tomb, has heen replaced by a
traded gravelled walk, which, considering i
n,e time consumed in Us construction, (two
Jays,) certainly exceeded, in s didity and
smoothness, any other ever constructed.? i
The dairy used by the family oi t.eneral j
Washington, from whieii the boatmen on the |
river, with the most unpatriotic motives mi- ,
?.f inable, formerly abstracted their supplies |
o? butter, cream, and milk, has heen rebuilt i
on precisely the same spot, and of the exact j
shape and dimensions ot the original. Ail ;
the out-houses about the place ha\e been j
rebuilt on the precise plain of tin* originii.s.
At noon, tite steamer Harriet Lane, with
the distinguished guests on board, was dis- .
covered steaming down the river, and shortly j
after, a.-, the -hallow ing ol the water did not
permit Iter landing, she came to anchor j
abreast of M?unt \ ernon.
The party came aslmre in boats. U com- ;
priced beside the President. l?ar?tii Kenfrew
an<i hi- suite, Miss Lane. Mr. \arn-ev and
olher distinguished personages, amounting \
in all to about fifty. I'pmi landing they
proceeded past the tomb to the. Residence. at
ihe door of which they were welcomed by I
John A. Washington, esq., under whose;
"uidancc the partv examined titc house j
and then visited "Old Tomb," the grounds, j
?xe. At the invitation oi .dr. ^ ashington j
ihe partv fthen returned to tl-e House where j
the usual Virginia hospitalities were tender- j
ed. The Pi inec did not p.ir'ake.'' however,
merely raising a glass i?l "Old llye to his i
lips and tasting it. The party tnen proceed- !
ed to visit the gardens, on returning irom .
which the group stopped in iront, of the tomb. ;
The Marine baud played the plaintive ''Mi- |
screre" from Trovatore, at thcciose ot which j
Baron Renfrew advanced and planted a
Horse Chesnut tree in front of the t mb as a
memorial of his vis.il. The visitors then
proceeded to the wharf where boats were in
waiting to convey them on board the steamer, j
Before leaving, a package of Mount \ er- }
uon walking canes was presented to the j
Prince of Wales by Mr. Washington a^ a J
souvenir oi the occasion. I he Prince c.tc.rr- :
fully and courteously accepted the present. 1
The visitors then took the boats and return- ;
ed to the steamer, evidently ^ uinch pleased j
with the visit to Washington* t?rave.
Swearino ort' tao.M I>i;i?-1Ihe duly
Court of the Mayor, c.ompr.?bending as it |
does within it- range a variety oi busi
ness, show.- perhaps more of the phases oi j
life, as th'-v exi.-t in this city, than any "titer (
tribunal. 'One oi tin- mo.-t freouent ]?riv:tio !
applications is "to be sworn oil drinking.
The poor inebriate, worn "?tt with cmstant j
intoxication, all life dark betore bin:, ana j
with a hundred broken resolutions in his |
p ith to frighten him from all ordinary prom- j
isesof reform, bethinks himself ol the sari?
tion of a judicial oa'h. and resorts to it in ;
tiie forlorn hope that i! may stay iiW iauer- j
ing purpose, and stand between him at..! tuc ;
maddening drink which hires him to ?.e- j
-?ruction. ile applies to the Mayor to ad- .
minister the oath, and where that iunct.oiia- j
rv has no dmiht the beneiicial inthience ,
,,V -iich an oath, lie is not at ail unwilling to
administer it. Such a < a-e occurred on j
Wednesday last. A woman, aceu^ome.t j
to drink for years, and lallen to a *loptli [
of degradation that has no "lower deep,
('ame.rclcanly dressed and perfectly sober, J
and asked the Mavor to "swear her oft lor j
six months. The Mayor, after a long tn.mo- j
nition as to the solemnity of an oath, swore ;
her as desired, and gave her a certificate <?? j
the otiih. "If any of the con.-?ablos catc.t |
me drriuk again they may knock me in the I
head," wa her faivwell us ?>he left the illiee j
wit it the eertiiicaie in her hand. Ca-es ,ue
these are tar lr ?m uncommon at the mayor s
office, and irc^uenlly the oath is i-o'pt until
ihe end of the appointed time, and th-n the
poor creature goes to drink:..;' as uard
ever.
(Jo.\">e< ration* fiit.it e Uin >:? n, P.vtrk k
.V 1 1:1:;. I. t..aeO ? 'liur.-ll is to ? ?.? e >?!-?? rated
<o-ni??rruw by the !!?. Ilev. I'.ishnp Johns,
i 11 ? ? \ eio-".::>!<* I ?; -1 ???;? i- a bo ex pre;
ed, ant: :t !iuiiib? r .?.?thtM* clerjjv. IJi>hon
\\v undvi'Mand, will preaeh the ?er
JUon. A- silppn.v :i I;i;'?/?'? en>wd will ;.n*
: 1: it nt:i\ well to inform wtir
:i * I? }?-: :!::: I :i . ??!!. . ? l:;??? ??*! S1 r:: k t* r I Uji.
!j'-111 i.i- : :i !i ;* and . vi'SMiiii. A liuh* i'rum
eaeh wor>ni;iper will he 'little* t-- hint, bur
the sum * ?t:--: v. i:! Mi?>\e nio-t aeeeptabb- to
:!i-- \ c-stry, *.vi*?? have had !?? pav \erv iar^i ly
for their new ami ben.itiliil Church. I
nut the e. !Stv-i'?;i V??* l->ru?>:ten, and i<-; ewrv
M \\.\ss.\ C?Ai' i I \ 11. k< ? v ii.?We had tl:?*
pleasure. i;i-i week, o; exchanging jiieetin^s
and iv.mura'.ulafiuns with tii1' President, Ka
<xim-ers, ait'! I'ivo?? r?.r*- t.i| ?}t? ? Mana^-a ^?;it>
llailroau who were in 1 hirrisonburg. hav
ing come ;?vi*r ti?<? hi." ? ? ? the nnni on :i tear
? ?i inspection. They report the work jji!
along !???? lint: in a state of rapid and active
?:?.?? energetic progress. I he chiel engliit-er,
Mr. <?"! :: ?-n. pieces I::- v.* rd, which
jis j..- '1 as '!!>> i>. ! ?. tho* theear* shati
run to Hurris nburg in ??no sh< rtyear from
t-.-dav. Tht; < Van pany aio now fully aom
in ri"? i*?"!i) she pr>anises "{ their "chiel, and
tie"1 r"i ! will be i: aished a' the time nrom: ?
led.? IM'nrihiW H(
In "Washington. on Thursday, Messr.-.
Ph:;ip.-. A Jj i!oui<>u, s:ati"ners utter tne r
??option cereir.onie- were over presented to
Ltji-d ilerfrev. a hirge and magnificent photo
graph. taken !V<>nt ll-'^siter :?i:d Minuet's
p .tinting :>! "lite n me of V. nshin^r-n."
t istefullv trained. .VI.--,i a copy i;! "Los
1 !ius*ratv.i ?""I iii:?t \ ijne>n." I> in
rnyal l?!ue. with elaborate ^ii'tir.;;, sMntai:;
i::^ a beant:i:iy onib ??'sc : presentation lea:,
, l>earin^the ariijs i l the i'rince. wus
intended as a r.ieiucrial t'l ins vi*:: tj 31 ;iuit
Vornun.
Y\m: Vv"(?kk<. ? At hall past nine o'elock
t>n Tinirs lav ni^h'. tln-re was a magtiirieent
displav t?t nrc-'A'orks tije sciuli mall, in
Washin^t-jii witieh w;,s w:tr.! wit'n ,ure.it
.-atisfueti' u bv the President a:ul his ..
ii.e l-'rinre ot Wales an l a ittr^e party ir.vi
t"d 1'V !. iue t: pa-'s the evriiin^ ar the
K.\ffut?ve M.-itn ii'it. Tije ^natnds soinii <>i
: lite l'ne*ident'< ts.>iJsiMver- ??y :i lavu;e
e ?'ii'^e ??{?? 11i/*?! s. I he band ilii' I ni*
. ted Mat-'? Marine? \va< ? >> altfnde.nee.
! In Wa-hiitirt. n. !?:: U*t- lnesday, tin'east; of
j the United Siatt-s a^t. Mrs /\r.>an<bi V. I'.ev
! or' le;e. was resumed !>v .ln>:n4es Dunn aini
< iibersnn. I h,% ??harue ajtainst the defend.iur
| w;^ ie>:-1i;tii ' hHints in the en' 'teement of
i the I'u^itive slave law. while trying to arrest
i a slave named StnO'ord, wln? ?va.- in her ?-m
j ploy. Th?- statements entindy esenlpated
j .Mrs. r?evorid^e !Vo:n any ^tispici n cfimpro
; per o i!(]u t. The ease was dismixed.
* >o?i:\vooD anh maiio?;anv \\K!Ti\<;
LV IMiSKS. in -rvjt \ nriclv, ais ?, HK\VOnT?
U i?UK Ht'.\ KS, !??!? ;i.' al tlit* lov/t-.-: prizes, I.\
jas. i.v i wis hi: a sr.x",
,-f|) :in- :ar??.'?.
' H E K S E.?ji? Luxe? prime Knglult Dairy
j \J Chee;e, fr-r sulc by
J sep 26 J. X. HAHPER Jk CO.
H V MA G AT 27 <7 TEL JIG J? A PH.
Meeting oi the Board of Foreign Missions.
Boston, Oct. 4-?Tiic Hoard haf; been oc
cupied most of ilif day with eloquent ad
dresses, urging u H^rics of resolutions irom
the Presidential Committee appropriate to
the present, jubilee period. A beautiful ad
dress was delivered by Rev. John Keep, one
of the only two survivors of the association
that formed the Board. The returned mis
sionaries from Alr'ca and Syria spoke?the
last describing the scenes of massacre on
which lie iia<l looked.
Tin' Lord's Supper was administered in
the afternoon in four churches. Alter this
service the officers of the past year were re
elected. 11.in. W. S. South worth was added
to the Prudential Committee. Three address
es were made in the morning by officers re
presenting other missionary socities, all ten
dering their sympathy and congratulations
t<i the 1> >ard at the present stage ofits career.
Marked interest and excitement- was occasion
ed in a discussion which arose relative to
slavery.
Fruit Sa]e at Boston.
Boston, Oct. 4.?A cargo of new fruit was
sold at auction to-day. 7,500 boxes layer
raisins sold at $3; 2,<K>0 boxes bunch do.. .S'2,
80: 5,00' ? quarter boxes do., 7') cents. The
remainder brought average prices.
Reported Death of the Governor of Indiana.
Cincinnati, Oct. 5.?A private dispatch
from .Sr. Paul (Min.) says that (iov. \\ illard,
of Indiana, died last night, of consumption.
We have news from Porto Cabello, \ ene
zuelu, to she i9th uIt. Gen. P;;ez had been
appointed Venezuelan Minister Picnipoten
tial v at Washington. The Spanish Minister
had demanded and received his passports,
and sailed fur .St. Thomas. It is affirmed
that Spain, under the pretext of seeking
satisfaction for injuries to certain of her sub
jects, seeks the reconquest of \ enezuela,
and that the withdrawal of her Minister is
but '.lit* prelude to an attempt to lie iver her
ancient American possessions.
The Anniversary of the American Bible
In ion, at Xew Vuk, on Thursday evening,
was adjourned sine die, -having continued
for two days. The several reports presented
exhibited great progress of the .organization.
Senators knights and Seward are still in
motion, t'n Thuisday, Mr. Seward spoke at
t.Mevelund, Ohio, and -Judge botiglns at Chi
cago.
The Xcw York State Fair at Llltnira is a
great success. The receipts on Tnursday
amounted to $10,000.
Mr. Yancey spoke at Charlottesville on
'Jfiiursdav.
HA KKWS 1SLASI) (H AM)!
f 11!!!; uildci .-i . iifi have be(:ii iippwiitfi'l by \? ii
.x iiatn .'i. Wt-*bh,es?ct., oi New \ork, Agcub lor
III:- I-'' V, 1 I Sl'lc :'t"
Baker's Island Guano,
and :iri | ri'jiurC'l to tarnish l'citlcr.s and Farmers
with anv itv of this mo-t valuable FKKTI
LIZKK, at lowest c. -tabluthcd prices
Til-- UA l? MH'S iSi.A.N'J) Is admitted to ho the
most valuable PJIOSl'llA'l It t?l AXi) over iititr.
ed i>? tho Agriculturalist. The analysis below
was made by 1Jr. Richard II. Stnldcr, Chemist, ol
this city, and may be implieiiiv relied on.
P:imphl?'ts containing tbe hip lory <>1 this (iuiinu,
rortitioates from Farmers and Planters, who have
used it, "ii various crops, in every section ol the
country, and ample directions for it.> iipplicutton,
can hi- obtained at our Counting-house.
Aii-i'r/?'. I!? Stabler;
organic matter containing -'-me Ammonia
l*ho.-phat? of Lime _ '. Bom-Phosphate S-l GO
1)0 .\!:ign?v <21 i
I'ol? h ..n?l .Soda? .it- 20
?V..:cr '? i "
fnsohibii niai:. r, Shiid, I'hosphtiti." oi lr<>tt
au i Aluwnia ?>"
$ino oo
WM. II. rowl.K SON.
j. 11 No. *1 Statin Whnr. us.
4 I i'UAI'il i?'.\ I. K lii.'ULLi:- ii o N >
V Itv iiifintt i l:trlc- Kohprt Leslie. K. A., ?-? 1 i
t - luiih a .? ji\ on I.f.-iie ,i- :in Arti>t,
Ac.. 'iV lulu i :i v I? ?>li<* \ iililliM*, i'Jlilo,
V. i'll J>u! tlaii, S!.
! lie i'l-i! '1: is :t !:tll>i of graven iin
age.-, am' tlif'V are mud i:p.*ti their idols" Jere
miah one voi., 1 '-'mo. cloth. ? I.
!it-i:i:!i! ? <-1' :?ri Otticor ?'?(' '/.niiau's, tran.-la
lf! fr<*m the French, I2iiid.,$|.
f u??!?..? \ Soldier's Lit'*: in In<lia, being
' I'r. ia :. letters ?>f* the late Major W. S. It.
i'. ti.-.-n, !'?. \., a ??., inchidin:; a } ?-r?? >n.i! narrative
? ?! i.liv Sic ire I>?? Ihi. iiis?I Cap!nr.* of the Ein^
and I'riucvs, ! vol.. !2:r.c .Si.
K-.rty Vwr? E\peiietiee in Sunday Schools, hv
lie v. S* II. T\ r.ir. I>. !>.. ?'?I'l*.
Tin* Why?Natural History?(.Jiving
rea-?:is for imn?lre?l- ? ?! it it?'resti:ig facts it) eoii
i \v i I ii 7. l-'g.V. Ac.. i'llliStiate'I '.villi liuitici
? >-!i engra\ 'ngI2io". eloth, .*>1,
South-.:-:: a:;<l South-Western Sketches, l'uu,
Sentiment. and Adventure. by a gentleman of
K;c-i:s::or.:i,
Mother '.ioo.?c for 'irown Folks?A Chri.-tmas
rv;t'iisiir.
The }Va<*fi" ii Miner'.- f> v.n Jlook and (initle. by
?fob A. kin.*. ."1. $2. For sale by
J A M E S EN T W ISLE \ S i) N,
.-??j) 7 Xv. Kin ^-street.
EXCELSIOR 170 i PERUVIAN GUANO AND
SOLUBLE PHOSPHATE.
/ i' >MM"X LY known in *liiregion ::KNCEL
.SiMl; Dr l> I' sHi. k: i.i.v ;:^i ,m. t<> No. I S'k
;::v;vn is-; MiK i-.i>: v.v,r.V'Ti"?i;l>
: t,:/.i::: in i i;?; ??> \i:Ki t.
Ii ????!!i|.">;c'i of .Vo. ! I'ir.irinu Hun,?, j,ur>
m,i.</;? ?.?'(??(/ .'/[ ,S'?/ii!iiiAriil, mill
ami ii- materia!.-- are waiikam
:::> : . or ; n(. I;r >i yiwui v.
It Las 1 sx-r: sold in lhi.- market for several .sea
::r j a.-!. :t:: i .-!:'- ii ha? been the Micces- of it.- aj?
j'iiiMii-'!.'. that th '-e '.vho have uscl ii j-ret'or it to
;iii other ki11? I.?iioTtt a t itoi* ai:o\vkk ax:>
l'Eii?AM:.V r tM i-i:o\ Kit oK Til t: Soil..
]'i hk (mot si' i<"Nt:> ai:i: i m:i> in its t oMi'osi
i !>. ri:K!? i:i:::n i: to rut: ??hkai'KK ami i.kss
i:>.i \!;i.(?. >?) < \;.i : I*. I'!:? ? >i*i!.*?::? ?ii a>os; ?nd
\w elai::t that n i ?.m ai>^ m-hce sol.t ;5l.K I'U iS
Cil'.'KlC Ai:u.' JN ? o.MIJI.VAVtO.V Wil li LlVK ( l ot!;.|JNU
>'?11 1,1.K l-'il'.'.-i'HATK "f Ll??:) AMI TilKT:Kf'JIII'.
Mo;::: vai.i a;:i.k To r:u: Fa::mkr, than any other
article now before riie nnhlic.
J\ i< < S *s }'T li<?s:? U,s,
.) A M li > N E X E T T.
atijj l.O?eotf Soi.-i A^.-nt for Alexandni:.
"\TEV." tiOOD>! NE'vV ?1 have iv
e?. i v.- i. an i tiaver^u iy for sale, niy Fall Stock
FANCY a:: i USEFUL AETICLES. wi.iea is
a - biru'*; ami well -electc-i a- ean be fotiarl tn any
eity 1 name in t> tn the foll.nvinj::
i ri ii; !?! i ii;;? iiii'i itnrton.-: ilt'it.- "i at! style.*; In
4t.t-" i..? iters. Ilo<- i-. a:; i Jaekef.-: If?r:nl Nets ? t
a'.i 'he h:re?t partfrns: Fancv Hair Pios: Slipp. i
I'a'tcrns: Eaihr-'i-ierinij an.l Wurkini; Matfriais
? .<!! H: ?!-: /.vj-hyr %'?'?? i -?^<l- an? t Shi tlantl V.'oo!;
I!' -i?.rv ;ti 1 'tiove.-: ^ .? r:iI'itis: No?-1:t: (,'ouib.-:
I:.- - 1' A! ni- -; S..a]IVrfmntTv: Kan
jv China: h-!!.-: i r.i-: Hooped Skirls; Elas?
i -: 1' nyii.- Oarii.-: IVr* a?* i?-:i Walking
t..iiie>: iJ.-tiH!!' iMi-a atoi ISackitmiKXicn
!. lar.ls; Campaign Charms and Flags, and a va*
i.-tv ??: ariK'Jcs ton numerous to mention, but ail
? : which can be .-ecu and bou^hl \er/ i.?w at
sep '-'it l\ C. UKKKY'S, 71! Jving-.-t.
\\7 WHEAT DE1LLS.
* I" are now pr. pnre?l !?? take orders for GI*
A NO and WHEAT DRILLS, and will furnish
ir.y |;,ill that may tie preurricl. We ba\e bt*n
el!in- rhe >KV.VltH'it DRILL for nvo year.:,
vith entir.- -ncct : . , at.d we again ofi'er them, bc
ievin- [in in !? be :!:?? in the market. All
?: !??? ? wii: . ; I? tnptly I.
.MEADE .t MAR YE,
Agricultural Wureaou.'o, No. 23 ICiug itieet.
jy I
T17HITE LEAD, dc.?1,000 lb-. White LeJil;
VV 200 gal? pur& Linfeed Oil, for sale low by
scp 2<5 ' J. N. HARPER 4 CO. I
TO THE
FARMERS and PLANTERS
OF VIRGINIA.
FOWLE & GO'S..
SOLUBLE PHOSPHATED
The 1 >cst, cheapest, and most
permanent
FERTILIZER
YET OFFERED TO THE AGRICULTURALIST.
Endorsed by 1)R. R. H. STABLER. of Alexan
dria, Va*, ami PROF. CAMPBELL MORFIT,
of New York, two of the most emineut
Chemists of the United States,
a.- the only combination of
Phosphatic and Ammoniated
GUANOS,
Yet otb-red in h REALLY SOLUBLE FORM.
It is composed of
NO. 1 PERUVIAN 4 SOMBRERO
G U A X 0 S,
OP" OUR OWN
DIRECT IMPORTATION,
FROM THE
Chincha & Sombrero Islands.
AND WARRANTED
FREE from all IMPURITIES.
It has been severely tested by many of the most
successful and intelligent Farmers both in Vir
ginia nrid .Maryland, side by side with Peruvian
liiiuno, and its superiority fully proved, besides
being
6 per cent. Cheaper.
The SOMERERO GUANO, before being added
to the PERUVIAN, is rendered IMMEDIATELY
I SOLUBLE bv a process but recently discovered,
and peculiarly our own.
Thf value of PEHUYIAN GUANO, presented
in this modified and improved form, can hardly be
over estimated.
I Price $50 per Ton of 2,000 lbs.
IX APi'ITIOX
j To the above, we oiler to tho.J.e who may prefer it,
SUPERIOR XO. 1
! PERUVIAN GUANO
' Per Ships ??CoH(|Utst," "Juliette," "Tartar," and
i others, expected to arrive at this port, during the
months of .fn'y, August, and .September,
DIRECT FROM THE
CiJLlNC.HA ISLANDS.
i
1 eg
SOMBRERO GUANO,
Per ".Judge IJlaney," "Raohael .lane" "Leni," and
"Exchange,"
DIRECT FROM THE ISLAND OF
SOMBRERO.
AND OUR USUAL SUPPLIES OF
Columbian, Mexican & African
Q-TJ-^ixroaES.
He are prepared to sell tho abovo atti.de- ns
1"',? a tlo;\ i.ill he Kwilgll I ni :?I j V market iil the
count rv.
I'OWLF. & CO.,
i\ V eo.'.m Alexandria, Va,
/'. i\ /?'. .r y. a.
lll'XXKw j- LL'S I'M VKltSAi
COIJ'.-'K REMEDY,
b>'i" nil I ttVuu! mi / Iiiti*>/ ( 'O)ii i>/(ll/iiS', f I'oi'/i
('(?Htllh'/t i. 'uh</iiS t>> Actual (.'?insv/iipt/ti/i.
j M i: XX E WELL'S .n STL\ CELEHF.ATED
' 1.1 T"l.l AaoO^XE. the natural and .sure
! :?'?isotiv I 'l iill Xirvoti- Complaints, from Xeural
gi:i Ih rough :til e:t-es ?hetv opium was ever used
; i'i :!i:ii of 0< !(tinin j , and the common
i ?? !ii?*S i'iiiim* ot disease, tin: Losj ot Sleep. The
I Tola Anodyne. though containing not ;i particle
| of Opit:m, [#r??.ln.-os ;i!i the reijuircmen!;: of, and
j may be u^e<I in ill <M.-e.- w lirivvor Opium was
I used, wit lion * producing anything but Cure.*, and
I leaving the patient in a perfectly natural state,
i The I niv?jr.?:il (,'ough Remedy, (freed from all
[ '.he ivcumoii objections of Cough Remedies, which
i produce ti ui.-'M oi osfratiun,i luav beconsidered
j tin* common enemy to all Throat and Lung Com
j plaints, and used with perfect impunity. Asking
I all to (??Mir* from proprietors or friends the uiost
j M!Vi.rc investigation of both Remedies, and rcad
, iug of cur pamphlets, to be found with all dealers.
and more particularly to purchase mily oi' those
i who can be depended upon, we wait in confidence
I the decisions of Patient* and Physicians,
i "Prices within reach of all."
I General Agents?J. W. U UXNEWELL .1 CO..
i 7 ?t * Commercial Wharf, Uostun: GEOllOE
: m'XXEWi'.LL, I ;;> Water street. New York.?
' Under ik? special supervision of JOHX" L. Ill'V
; XEtt'ELL, Chemist m l Pharmaceutist, 13o.-ton,
I .Mass., v. hose signature covers the corks of the
j genuine only, and to whom address all eommuni
' cation-, i'or sale by all respectable dealer.* every
; where. PEEL .t STEYEXS, Agents,
And by ail dealers in Alexandria,
ap H?cot Dec It1, 'fit).
DUELLING AXD sFx'hracres of
P*iii>AXl> F'.'R SALE?i will sell my place,
adjoining the property of Wilmer D. C'orse, esq.,
(SUMMER IilLL.jone and a half miles from
Alexandria, and near the Theological Seminary.
The HOUSE is new, built of the best lumber,
double weather-boarded, large and comfortable,
and convenient to the main building are all the
necessary out-buildings. The land is good, and
lias on ii about 2.?no choice fruit trees. There is
a well of excellent water near the house, and a
Cistern in the kitchen. I will sell the house and
one or two acres of land, if desired, or the whole
tract. Terms easy. Apply to
sep 2"?colm GEO. Jv. VYI'i'MER.
sA'ir/xt/ machines.
LESTER MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
RICHMOND, VA.
OXK OF THE PEST SHUTTLE or LOCK
STITCH SEWING MACHINES ever ollcred
to the public. This .Machine is manufactured nt
Richmond, Ya.. and i-1h* only one manufactured
on Southern soil. For sale by
PERKY RllOS., Agents, Alexandria, Va.
sep |?
|_)?A.\*OS! PIANOS!! ? Another of those splen
a did PIAXOS from :he Factory of II. Wor
cester, ju-t Ian-led. and now on exhibition at my
I i ? ? ? ? r- and Mli.-ii' ."t'M'e, I till l\ ill g Street.
! have now a choice lot of ] instruments to select
from, and -hail be pleased to show thcfu to you.
i all ami see them, and satisfy yourself that
they are what they are represented to bo.
sep in JOHN 11. PARROTT.
O ALT?
O 200 sucks Aahton, I Faotorv Filled.
" H orthington. - lrt tj ,.)M#
%>t)0 " tj, A. Sail,
For .-ale by
Sep ^t> J.N,
I) KL? SOLE LEATHER, just received, and for
A/ sale bv
K.-p |y " ALBERT W. GRAY A CO.
Magic ruffling,at
sor 21 JS. & W. MEYENRERG'S.
C^LOAKS?A good asjortmont, juut received by
J ?ct 5 HARPER 4 BRO.
AUCTION SALES.
by John t. creighton?auctioneer.
/COMMISSIONER'S SALE.?By virtue of *
V_y decree of the Circuit Court of Alexandria,
rendered in the ease of Qunnell vs. Sangster and
Other-, the undersigned Commissioner therein
nauied, will sell at public auction, on the premi
ses, ON WEDNESDAY, the 10th day of Octo
ber, 18R0, all the property mentioned in said de
free, consisting of a three story BRICK
jilt HOUSE and LOT OF GROUND, (No. 217,)
.situated on King, between Patrick and Alfred
streets, in the city of Alexandria, together with
the following SLAVES: Winny and her three
children, Martha, Heorge, and Towirend, and all
the HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE
conveyed by the deed of trust of the 13th of Feb
ruary, IS68, on the following terms, viz :
For the real e.-tate one tenth of the purchase
money iu caul), the balance in nix, twelve end
eighteen months, to be secured by the bonds of
the purchaser bearing interest with approved per
son.:! security and a retention of the titlo till the
said bonds are paid. For the furniture all sum*
of and under twenty dollars cash; and all sum?
over twenty dollars, a credit of three months for
bonds with good security. For tho slaves, cash.
" C. M. CASTLEMAN.
oct 5?<lts Commissioner.
bV J. T. CREIGHTON?Auctioneer.
COMMISSIONERS' SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE IN ALEXANDRIA, VA.
| ?By virtue of a decree of the Circuit Court of
j Alexandria county, Va., pronounced at the No
' vember term, 186S, of said Court, in the suit of
Tutsapaugh vs. Heinmick. and others, I will pro
coed on Thursday, the 18(h day of October, ut 11
A. M., in front of tho Mayor's Office, in the
city of Alexandria, in Virginia, to sell at publio
auction the three story brick TENEMENT
851 and LOT of GROUND, of which Johu Tats
apaugh died seized, situated on the north-side of
Prince street, be'ween Water and Union streets, iu
the said city of Alexandria.
Terms or Sam::?One-tenth of the purchase
j money to be paid in cash, on the day of sale, and
the residue thereof in three equal instalments, at
six, twelve, and eighteen months from the day of
sale?the deferred payments to be secured by the
bonds of the purchaser, with good personal secur
ity, bearing interest from the day of sale, and the
title to the property to be retained until the pur
chase rnonev is fully paid.
ALBERT STUART,
sep 18?2awts Commissioner of Sale.
i71 ARM AT PUBLIC SALE.?I offeror. Wed
; nenduy the 10th of October next, at 12 o'clock,
! on the premises, iny Farm at auction. The Land
j is located in Fairfax County, Va., within a mile
j of Springfield, the first station oi the Alexandria
! and Orange Railroad, froin the City of Alexandria
and eight distant from said city by o^unty road.?
Tho Farm cor.tainsfilO acres. About two hun
dred and twenty-five under cultivation; a large
portion of which is well set in grass, timothy and
and clover.
It has a number of springs, and streams, U
spring very near the dwelling.
VTvJ The improvements consist of a new DWEL
Jj' E LING; Architecturally built and convenient
ly arranged. The Hall, Dining room, Parlor,
Library, aod Pantry on the first, and five cham
bers on the second floor. The usual number of
out houses, five enclosed fields, a meadow, and a
thrifty young orchard.
Terms: one third cash, the balance in two equal
instalments, bearing interest from day of sale, and
payable in one und two years, and secured by
bonds, and a deed of trust upon the property,
sep 14?eots CHAb. S. TA^ LOR
OA LK OF NEG ROES.?By virtue of a decree of
I Fauquier Circuit Court, made on the Cth of Sep
tember, 1 SCO, in the Chancery suit of Ambler vs.
Ambler, I shall sell at public auction, to the highest
bidder, for cash, at Markham Station, in Fauquier,
Va., the following negro slaves, viz: Ann, aged
29; .Julia, aged 7: Willis, aged 5, and Henry, aged
vears, mi Wedneidau, the 31*f oj October, 1S6U.
RICHARD CAREY AMBLER.
Fauquier county, Va., oct 1?POt*__
WHEELER & WILSON'S
I NOISELESS, FAMILY, PLANTATION
AND
M AXUFACTURIXG
Among the undoubted advantages posaossed by
this Machine ate:
1. Elegance of model and finish;
2. Simplicity and thoroughness of construction,
and consequent durability and freedom from de
rangement and need of repairs;
Ease of managoment uud rapidity and quiet
ness of operation;
i. Hemming and seaming attachments;
5. IJer.uty of stitch, alike on both sides of tha
fabric fewed;
n. Strength *tn.l firmness of seam that will not
rip nor ravel; and made with
7. Economy of Thread;
S. Applicability to u varioty of purposes and
material?.
That ihi.- Machine stands at the head of the list
of Sewing Machines i-* clearly indicated by th*
fact, that within the la-t twelve months, a greater
number of the Wheeler it Wilson Machines, have
been sold than by the two largest Sewing Machine
Co.'.? in the I nitud States combined, and by the
records of the various important Mechanical and
ludit-lrial Associations throughout tho country,
to say nothing of the minor associations, the
American Institute of New York, the Mechanic*'
Association uf Boston, tho Franklin Institute of
Philadelphia, the Mechanics' Institute of Halti
ng.re, the Metropolitan Mechanics' Institute of
Washington, the Mechanics' Fair of Cincinnati,
and the State Fairs of Maine, Connecticut, New
York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Illinois,
Missouri, and K-Mucky, have stamped upon it
'*?#?' iiIh* ultra."
And never in a single instanoo has this Machine
failed to take the iir*t jin miinn wherever exhibited.
Every Machine is guaranteed, and machines are
delivered at factory prices, at any Railroad station
on the line of the roads leading out of Alexandria.
W. U. RICHARDS, Jr., Agent for
Wheeler ? Wilson Manutacturing Co.'s
Sewing Machines, No. 110 King street.
sep 6?colm
VALUABLE LAN!>S FOR SALE.?I offer
for sale the FARM on which I have resided
for several year.-, containing 375 ACHES. It ia
about six miles from Warrenton, five miles from
Bealeton, on the Orange and Alexandria Railroad,
and three miles from the Fauquier White Sulphur
Springs. The farm is nearly all in grass, is very
well watered, and well supplied with timber and
y.y? wood. The It WELLING HOUSE is com -
ill'a-fortahle, and all the out buildings in first
rate order.
Also, 240 ACRES, one mile from Elk Run, in
rfja Fauquier County?on this is a good DWEL
SIlin '.} and tine Orchard, well watered, plenty
of timber. Ac.
Also, 651 ACRES in Shenandoah County, eight
miles north of Strasburg, and sixteen miles south
west from Winchester. The timber on this is very
valuable, and the larger portion could be made
good arable and grazing land.
Persons wishing to purchase or look at any of
the above lauds, nill please apply to LEWIS
SHUMATE, esq., Warrenton, Va., who is fully
authorised to seli. ^ ILLIAM A. ROSE.
Fauquier County, Va.f sep 8?eolm
A KM FOR SALE.?I offer for sale a FARM
' in Fairfax County, Va., eight miles from Al
exandria, and one and a half from Springfield
Station, on the Orange and Alexandria Railroad,
adjoining the lands of Charles S. Taylor, esq.
It contains 323 ACRES?about 160 are cltared,
in good state of cultivation, and rapidly improv
ing?the most of it having been well bone dusted.
?3 It has a well built FRAME DWELLING
jjj^with five rooms, stabling, <tc.; also, a large
young Peach aud Apple ORCHARD of the best
varieties of fruit.
A MILL property is attached, trom which a
handsome revenue can be realized. The abova
property will bo exchanged for a farm nearer Al
exandria, or sold on accommodating terms. Ap
, c ii irrrruifa
piy to
oct
S. H. WILLIAMS,"
.-dIOtAwhn* Alexandria, Va.
OARM FOR SALE.?The subscriber offers at
Xj private sale, the FARM on which he resides,
in Fair fa* County, miles northeast of Sudley
Mills, being within half a mile of the Manassas
(Jap Railroad, (iiow under construction,)'contain
ing 10b ACRES?between 26 and 30 Acres in
Woodland. Tho farm is divided into four Fields,
of about 20 acres each?about 40 acres well set in
fji grass?a well of excellent aad never failing
iwater in the yard?BUILDINGS In good re
pair, and coinrortable.
Terms moderate, and to ?uit the purchaaer, if
early application is made to thesubaoriber, on tha
premises, or by letter addressed
DAVID P. CONRAD, Agent,
augfi?tf Areola, Londoun Co., V>.
0*"A TONS PRIME BLUE WINDSOR PLAS
t)0 V TER, Just received and for aale by
sep 15 HUMPHREYS k TALIAFERRO.
LEXANDRIA CITY aix per Mat. STOCK,
Hegia tared and Coupon, for Mkbj
deo 20-tf CORAS k

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