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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-08
TONI-AROMApIC RITTEHs-
CORDIAL FOR LADIES AND AGED PERSONS,

Ahhhghy agreeable cordial is taken pure and Wa BreoArr5
S as A. the request of anubar Of families who h6d repre-
4 Y my Tue inconvenience resulting miEn floa4 VA
ssa n 5ter which eanuot be mhbed undued the loss d
w'Sn ntS oeGasiou and the mistakes made Um iEno
fH4le 81 the m9de q administering them.
Ihtse well tAuaagd objections rrbea me To aha
Iue "NA deter many peFsoHs from making use of their
eNeee hnd beneficial preparations The one ianufaeture by
me 2e LIEU pure ohS3t1 al the difficulties alluded TO-
hRy esAe0hs N Cases Of EeuerA weakness ami In rary
Gus affections generally, and is certain preserfiye nom
BiatftshA iNHl Disease 50 peculiar warm and bUmd AT
mates u re.esAhishes the apppte nyigasas fsa sir
system and IN lime restores healthy u1loF +, Ia
acquired Emphatic temperament F+' W iN'e
rms eoda possesses gol ons the property stimulating the
appetite, but Of aiding digestion, III ieuptei NV sr4ns
repas indage beyond the bounds Of prudence Ne s %
slow MD mpedfd digestion, small glass Of his ajTs
liquor lens speedy relief and facilitates tile gOr HI nat
Pers1ns good keah may use rs pre5eyRye and pleas
snt beverage lis delicious aroma and taste snch
Those who IN the habit OF taking nueh and particularly
ladies Will End it Invaluable addition feas M
merely account of rs exquisite flavor hut from digestive
qualities.
Tho nest delicate constitutions from infancy old age o.
both sexes may employ without the slightest
Directions viii be given persons using for The first time
a. a. PEYGnAUB,
lyl6 lm&W No. los Royal street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-08

N01gCE-wE WOULD INFORM OUR FRIENDS and
IL the public geaelly TINT still continue ihs CITY Ely
usual
goods marked consigned to Cur care will be received
ana detlEtreda as usual. FOBY'S EXPRESS
AAlo Il ~ Gamp street.
RRAADY-Landink from ship I.alIa Rookh from Bor-
proof for sale by
GRATIAA, C0MMAGERE 4 CO.
sai ~ ~ Gust0mhouse street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-08
N U L-N0g
RAILROAD CARS and DEPOTS,
BRIDGES,
Mills

WAREHOUSES
all be covered and made perfectly Fire aud Waterford
with our Roofing.
tend furnish the material to part Of the with IN
structious how use it.
prepared negotiate with builders the
purchase Of the right OF States Parishes Counties and Terrific
rles
basement Of the Masonic Hall.
Liberal inducements offered 10 Builders others act a,
Agents.
An communications addressed to Box 1855, New oreanh
will meet with promp attention.
Wanted Agents in iii Of the country mis- s1FW
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-04
Coal Trade.

For the week ending Saturday 29'h May,
3.4G7.l4 tons OF coal were shipped over the
Cumberland and Pennsylvania Railroad, 1902
II tons over the road OF the Georges Creek Coai
aud Iron Company 977 % tons over the road OF
the Cumberland Coal and Iron Company, and
524Ol tons over the Hampshire Coal and
Iron Compauys road, making an aggregate Tor
the week from the whole coal region OF lO3H,'
Is tons.
Total shipments for the year from the entire
region l77,32l OF tons, OF which 6g,563.l7 tons
went by way of the canal, and lO7,737 10 tons
by RAILROAD.
During the week ending IS above boats lett
this port, carrying LII Ol tons Since the r.
sumption OF navigation ga boats have depart
ed with 1888 II tons.
During the mosth OF May, 2s,93l tons were
shipped by canal-Cmlberland Telegraph
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-04
New Ham pshire.

CONCORD, June G.--Goyernor Haile's mes
sage was delivered to the legislature today.
1t is mainly 90 local subjects. 1t says that
the finances of the State are in q prosperous
condition in all respects.
In concluding he says that the aggressive
claims of the South have produced an agita
ton on the slavery question which will con-
ii pue and increase as long as such assunp-
tions are insisted upon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-04

NOR SALE-Having permanently settled
myself in the city Of Alexandria, now
offer to sell privately, the very desirable proper
~ in the town of Jeffersonton, Culpeper County,
Va formerly owned by J. F. Latham, consist
rss ing of large and comfortable Dwell
III LING HOUSE, Kitchen, GranaIy, Stable,
Ice.house, &C., with about THIRTY.T"o
ACRES Of beautiful grass land, large ana md
productive Garden, Orchard, &c, which VIII
sell on most accommodating terms ANY one
wishing to purchase would refer RI, them to Mr.
n a the aboyr place Mr.. Rice W. Payne, War
49,. ". ~ 20 z. English & Bother, Alexan'
tria INN l3-eoul c. W. ENGLISH
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-04
ALEXANDRIA & WASHINGTON R. ROAD
E@ 10 - 80
SCHEDULE.

lnN AND AFTER MONDAY, the 7h INST
" the Trains on this Road with their omnl'
buses will connect with the trains arriving ana
departing on the Orange Road, and the WASH
ing.on Branch OF the Baltimore Road.
! The office of the Company in Alexandria, IS
at their Depot, corner OF ST. AsaPh and Princess
streets
The office in Washington, is at the Hat and
! Cap store OF Samuel StInemetz. corner OF Lou
isana Avenue and Seventh street, near Penn
/ sylvania Avenue, AMI Immediately opposite the
Dexter Hotel Ladies and others while waiting
will find comfortable accommodations.
Passengers Will leave Alexandria for Wash
| ngton in the Cars at the following hours. VIZ ::
-4.IO, 7, SO, 9 ~, 1910, ITO, l2lO, A. NJ,
| and 2 10, $40, 40. $40. and ~ o'clock, 7. NJ
Passengers from Washington TO Alexandra,
! will take the Omnlbuses al the office oil the
Company, as foIIows:-6, $50, 5, 9, 10. / and
| II o'clock, A. NJ, and 2, 3, 4, s. and o'clock,
| P NJ
An Omnibus will leave the Capitol gate on
every Wednesday evening, and the corner OF
| Pennsylvania Avenue ard l4th street every Sd
turday evening, at o'clock.
| Omnlbuses, with an attentive Baggage Master,
will await the arrival OF the Trains IN each CITY
| In Alexandra, the Omnbuses will stand just
outside the Depot of the Orange Road. Persons
wishing to take this line will purchase no TICK
cts on the Orange Road
| Passengers Tor the Orange Road from Wash
| ington will find comfortable breakfast ready
/ for them at the Long Bridge Station.
| This is the quickest route between Washing
ton and Alexandra, and passengers may rely on
making all connections advertised, and starting
at the times mentioned.
Fare between the Orange and Baltimore
DtIOls.. 80 1890
| ST. Asaph ST. Depot 10 Baltimore Depot 20
Do do. Washington office. 20 Z"
Do do Long Bridge Depot. Is
Light articles, or bundles, will be forwarded
between Alexandria and Washington, from the
office in either place. Heavy freights will be
transported over the road, If delivered at the De-
POT in Alexandria, or at the Long Bridge Station.
Passengers by 4.lO A. NJ trains, will be call
ed for by leaving their names al LathamS office.
| ie 4-d2w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-04

r THE steamer GEORGE PAGE
,.:9sSs.s..=-.wil run as follows:
Leave Alexandria at 4, S, 10, - o'clock, A.
NJ, , 4, and & o'clock, P. NJ
Leave Washington at s, 9, II o'clock, A. NJ
/, 3, 5, and o'clock, p. VI.
The THOS COLLYER, when on the route,
will run at opposite hours. FARE l3 CENTS.
WHALEY'S OMNIBUSES connecting with
the PAGE and COLLYER will leave the Cap.
itol, and corner of 18th street and Pennsy lvanla
Avenue, the same time the boats leave Alexan-
dria. RICHARD WALLACE,
ie l-tf President.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-04

NV YoRK. June 3.-Flour is firm sales OF
1880 bbls: State 81 sOaS3S S.; Ohio fi2UG
81, 50: Southern 81 35GSI7O Wheat is higher;
sales of 10000 bush; Chicago Spring sIGoic. /;
Milwaukee Club, SsGo9c Western red lOOc.,
white lO.GIl0c. Corn has improved sales OF
10000 bush, white at 73G75c, yellow eoiGslc,
Pork is dropping; mess $3.50; prime Sl42O.
Whiskey is dull and nominaIly, at 2lc. for
Ohio Stock, are higher Va rs 20; Mo- S
So Sterling Exchange is dull.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-04

FLADIES' FESTIVAL The LADIES
STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL in aid OF the
You've MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION" Will be
held at SAREPTA HALL, on 1hsTsddy and
FrdGy Evenings, June Sd and An, and 1t Is ear
n.stly desired that there should be a generous
aid extended by the citizens generally, IN iur'
ihprance OF this laudable enterprise
Admission ~ cts. THE COMMITTEE.
N-h0f
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-04

The Banks in ST. Louis are proposing re-
demption agency for Missouri bank n0'e. - :.
What Is more desirable, and "hat "ou'u NV
a stronger tendency to keep exchange "ltnln
proper limits, is redemption agencies al oincln'
na,i, Chicago, and ST. Louis tor Western cur
rencN
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-04

The New York Post says :-"Messrs. Thomas
s, Martin. one of the oldest, and regarded be-
fore the panic as perhaps the strongest domestic
commission house in PhiladelPhia, has resumed
n.vment The numerous friends Of the hrm
are hiphly gratihed with this result.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-04
AIM ANAC.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA-JUNE 3

SAILED.
Brig America, Robbins, Boston, coal by 1. }.
Mehatiey.
Schr John Aumurk, Pearce, New York, coal
byT J, Mehatiey.
Schr. Sarah Jones, Jones, New York, coal by
D Smith
Schr Rachel Jane, Kennon, New York, coal
BY u B. Smith.
Scbr William Allen, Grant, Boston, coal by
FOwle x Co.
Schr. James House, Spragg New York, coal
BY Border MiningCo
Sehr DiIago, Cook, Boston, coal by 1. }. Me-
aafey
Schr. A. Vancleaf, Vancleaf, New York, coal
by Fowe 4 Co.
MEMORANDA.
Schr J. NJ Jones, Stephens, for this port, cl'd
al Norfolk, 3lst ult.
Schr Orienda, Doughty, for this port, cleared
a. Portland, 3lst ult.
Schr. Athol, Parr, from this port, arrived at
s. John, ~ b, 9th ult.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-04
stock Prices at New York.
Land Warrants.


Re.ves-Sales of 5000 head at decline OF
SO 20 70 cts. p hundred Sheep-Sales OF D.
O)O head at a decline OF So to 10 cts S"iHe-
Sales of 500 mead corH.ted at 10 =.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-04

~ MCCORMICK'S IMPROVED REAP
ING AND MOVING MACHINE FOR $685.
This wmid Renowned Machine, has proved superior
TO all other Reaping Machines, and is the Ontyre-
liable Machine now N use-as all kinds OF
Grass or Grain can be Cut with il under almost
any circumstance without breaking down.
This Machine is simple, strong and durable
having an Iron Beam and Fine MalIeabIe
Iron Fingers, and can be run as close 10 the
ground as may be necessary, or raised TO any
required height.
Price oiA Horse Machine at Baltimore, Md ,
s SIS; 800 cash and balance months with IN
terest, or $3.50 cash. Horse Machine $40;
$40 cash and balance months with interest or
$ 50, cash.
PITTS PATENT SEPARATOR 4 HORSE
POWERS. Darranted 10 Thresh and Clean TT
for the Grane!y or Market, one BusheI OF Wheat
per Minute This Machine is superior TO any
in the riarket-Price $500.
EyCASIINGS, &c, on hand.
FARMERS pdnted 10 act as .fgentS
Apply TO or address r. L ELkiNTON,
l4j West Pratt street, Baltimore. Md, and
l43 Market street, Philadelphia, Pa.
NH 5-w3m
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&SgSs;;s>afS
BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
from IIah.

ST. LOUIS June 3--Dates from Camp
Scott of May 9Th are received. Two Nor
mons arrived at Fort Leavenworth, bringing
dispatches from Gov. Cumming for the Secre'
tary Of State. The troops were expected to
move towards the Valley about the end OF
May.
The express-man states that the comman-
der at Fort kearney had instrusted him to
inform Col Monroe that Governor Cumming
had been expelled from Salt Lake City that
the Mormons were in arms, and determined
upon resistance, also to request Col. Monroe
to push on the troops speedily.
COL uoffmans command was met beyond
Fort Lamamie. They encountered three ieet
of snow on their route.
The Peace Commissioners had passed Fort
LARAMIE They were obliged to swim the
Platte.
No official information in relation to the
above has been received.
Great EICltc IN NJ III Nc"
New ORLEANS, June "a revolution
broke out here last night, and vigilance
committee 10 large numbers took possession
of the arsenal 10 jackson square. This
morning the Executive Committee calls Tor
all law and order people to join them. and
announce determination to carry out their
measures Nothing else transpired. Loaded
cannon are posted about the arsenal and
about 200 armed men are placed on guard
there.
The disturbance is in relation to reform in
municipal lffAirs, and for the prevention OF
outrage and assassination.
Gen. Tracy's Division Of the militia has
been called out The Common Council is in
secret session. The city is in great confu-
sion. The Council have possession of the
First District Armory, with only ten rounds
Of ammunition. \ battle is expected 10 take
place this afternoon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-04

A fatal result from a common practice Of
children is noticed in the papers. little
girl was going down stairs, some days ago,
at a public school in New York, when she
and some of her companions, taking hold of
the bansters, proceeded to slide down
She struck her spine upon the point of stick
used to reach down bonnets and coaks from
the hooks. She vas taken home, and died
after lnrerns two dave in intense agony.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-04
MARRIED.

h,rs on Tuesday morning, June LIST,
d LcssO"i las c. Hummer, Mr.. SAMUEL n.
BIB. Ns'i; Milo, Virginia, to Miss ELIZA
:s1 SssiJ S A daughter OF S NJ and Elizabeth
81" ot Leesburg.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-04
COM n ERCEAL.
Ihe kets.

BALTIMORE, June 3-Flour is steady and
quiet; Howard street and Ohio $4,37l City
Mills 81 cash. and $3.50 on time. Wheat IS
heavy; red 9CaIO2c; white, nomlnally, liOH
l2Oc. Corn is active and firm; white 64G67c;
yellow 6eG7lc. Whiskey is steady, at 2u3G
2lc. Provisions are dull. Coffee is active at
lCHllC
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-04
The Late Outrage at Pensacola.

AUGUSTA, June 3 The contents of last
nights dispatch in relation to the outrage of
Pensacola is all the information which has
been received here yet. The agent of the
Press is now eudeavoring to CLEAN further
particulars from Mobile and Apalachicola.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-04

n The STRAWBERRY AND Lex CREAM fEs
rly.I, for the benefit of Grace Church, will be
held at Sarepta Hall, commencing on Monday
evening. June 7th, at u o'clock. A charge OF
IS cents will be made at the door, and ticket
given. which will entitle the holder TO refresh
ments 10 that amount. HE COMMITTEE
a--Sr
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-04
Thomas Coyle, Albion Hurdle,
10 aid Michael ID. NcOsker

7 ARGE SUPPLY OF PAPER HANG
INGS.-S. P. FRANKLIN has Just re.
celyed al his new store corner OF 9th and ID
streets, fifteen cases OF French and American
PAPER-HANGINGS, in every variety, style,
and price, which, added 10 his former stock,
makes mis- assortment larger and more complete
than can be found elsewhere in the District OF
Columbia They will be sold. at " holcsale or
retail, at a small advance on cost prices.
WASHINGTON nv l3-eO3w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-04
The Trial OF Gen. walker.

New ORLEANS, June 3--The jury in the
case Of the u S. VS.. Gen. Walker for VIC
lation Of the neutrality laws have disagreed
upon a verdict. Gen. Walker demands a new
trial.
New ORLEANS, May "a nole prosequi
has been entered in the case of Gen. Walker.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-04

DACON 10 hhds Shoulders and Sides bd
Il con, bright and Of fine quality, Just recelv
ed, and for sale by ,n,p 70
lie y ~ NAM Nv
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-04

LADIES STAwBERRY FESTIVAL FOR THE
BENEFIT OF THE YOUNG MES'S CHRISTIAN
AssoCIATloN.-Tb Strawberry Festival given
by the Ladies, for the benefit Of the Young
Mems Christian AssUci alton, commenced at
Slrepta Hall last night, aod will be c)nclud'
ed to night. Apart from the pleasure and
erryment to be derived from an hour spent at
the Festival, which will attract macy, the
object Tor which it is held should induce all
who have care for the temporal or spiritual
welfare OF large portion of our community,
t. attend, and by their presence and pecunlary
q I'd assist the Association in their noble work.
OF all the charitable and benevolent associa-
tons, of which our city can boast large
number, we know Of none more deserving OF
praise and worthy co-Opera ton OF the COM
munity than the Young Mems Christian As
ISOLATION. These young men have labored
long and faithfully without any reward ex'
cept a consciousness of having done good
toward God and mar; and now when they
come forward and ask tor assistance we 'eei
sure that there will I've liberal response. Let
Sarepta Hall be filed, and let all g deter
mined to assist TO the full extent Of their
means the Association.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-04

WASHINGTON ITEMs.-CIRcUIT CoURT.-An
imnortant suit was yesterday under trial in
this Court. in which a city hack.driver claims
damages from a contractor under the Govern
pent empbyed to construct "stench-trors'
and sewers on P9nnsY lVanis avenue IN 1896,
for itiaries done az that time to his hack ini
horses by failing one dark night into one OF
said sewers, the contractor having lett no
light or other means ofwarnlng or protection
against danger. The trial is still going on.
A SOMEWHAT STUBBORN CONTROVERSY has
sprung up within few weeks past between
a number of the residents on the heig hts
Of Georgetown and the Corporation and
majority of the town, on the u'Ject-matter
Of a petition presented TO Congress by Mr.
Roberts and twelve citizens, his nelgh6ors,
nrayios the abscisiOn of that part Of the
town in which they reside from the corporate
limits, and the restoration Of the same to the
county of Washington, under the control OF
the Lew Court. The subject is yet before
the Senate Committee on the District oil
Columbia. Nat Int.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-04
MORE NEW BOOKS-Me,noir Of Captain
wi NJ. NJ Honm,nd, of the Rifle Brigade

MORE NEW Bo0KS.--Me'"oir Of Capfa'"
N H. NJ Honm,nd of the Rifle Brigade,
who lost his lite al the Serge OF SeDas'opoi'
price $i.
The Shodo,e on the Earth, or Our Father S
Voice in taking away our Little Ones, by be-
reaved Pare II, with an introduction by n. L.
Rice, ID. D., Chicago, Illinois, SO cts.
The Happy Home, by Kirwan, author OF Let
t.rs TO Bishop Hughes" nc, 81 cts.
The Bone in The Clouds and the First Bereave.
meHt, by Rev. John Macduf, author of Morning
and Niybt Watches" Words OF Jesus nc,
so cts Just published by Carter & Brother,
and FOR sale by lie u ROBERT Bell,
TNOILET AND SHAVING SOAPS.-Cleav
er's Musk Windsor, highly recommended
Tor lis balsamic qualities and delightful aroma;
Lows genuine Brown Windsor Glsnns Brown
and White Windsor, pure Palm Oil, Sun Flower
and Barbers Soap; Gales Honey Toilet, Trans.
parent Bar and Ball Soap; Bazin's Amandine,
Poncne, Sand, Palmyrene, Brown and White
Omnibus, Rimmel's pure White Almond, de-
ligh,ful and economical Soap; Saponacsous
Shaving COMPOUND; Ambrosial Cream; Wrights
Yankee and Military Shaving Soap, received,
and for sale bv WILLIAM A. HART,
No. 100. King street, cor. OF Pitt.
II Sign Of the Golden Mortar. y
INO HYESCEAMUS; White Wax; Canary
i Seed; Spanish Saffron; FERRET Quin u
uss Acetate Potash; Chinodine; Oil Black Pep,
per, and Soluble Citrate OF Iron, received, and
br sale BY PEEL, STEVENS q CO.,
je4 corner King and Alfred streets.
'uRNIP SEED,-Ruta Baga Turnip Seed
i received, and for sale by
IEADBEATER d SUN,
smo4 Siabler's Old Stand
l0O BOXES SCOTCH HERRING, rsesiv'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-04
AUCTION SALES.

VNRUSTEES' SALE OF Landry virtue
of deed of trust from Benjamin Thorn
ton 10 us. dated the 2sth day OF February, ls52
and of record in the Clerks Office OF Fairfax
County Court, in land record book. q No 3,
folio 1872, we shall, on Monday, the I9h ding Of
July nert, Court day) in front OF the Court
House OF the said County OF Fairfax, offer Al
public auction, to the highest bidder, for cash,
the part or portion OF the TRACT OF LAND
therein conveyed, and not heretofore released by
order OF Reginald Fairfax, the cestu que trust
situated in the said county, through which tue
Alexandra, Loudoun and Hampshire Railroad
passes, and containing about -FOUR IHOtN'
AND, SEVEN HUNDRED AND SlHTfFOi h
ACRES, or so much thereof as may be necessa-
~ to SAT sly the amount now due the SAID Regl-
maid Fairfax, and remaining unpaid, and tue
costs and expenses OF sale.
THOMAS R. LOVE, lTx.
ALFRED MOSS ( iIusNec9'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-04

u "REDUCED BY DYSPEPSIA TO A
MERE SKEL ON."-CURED BY "BER-
HAYES HOLLAND BITTEkS Mr. A.
Matchett, a trader probably as well known as
any man in Western Pennsylvania, states as
follows: 81 met with larmer in Armstrong
County who was reduced by Dyspepsia TO a
mere skeleton persuaded him to buy a bot
tie of BERHAyE'S HOLLAND BITTERS,
believing it would cure him. Meeting hun
some months after. what was my aSton'shment
at finding him hale, hearty man; ne told me
he now eshed 200 pounds and that this won
derful change had been produced by b'hR-
HAYES HOLLAND BETTERS TO which ne
attributed solely his restoration.
CAurIoy!-Be ca eful TO ask Tor BGRHAFE'S
HOLLAND BIl"TERS Sold at ) per bottle
or 5 bottles for IS, by the sole proprletors,
BENJAMIN PAGE, JR., n CO.,
Pittsbrrg, Pennsylvania
Sold in Alexandria, BY PEEL n STEVENS,
Wholesale Agents; WM A HART, J. R.
PIERPOINT, and by Druggists generally,
throughout the United States my 3l-eolw
n MEXICAN MUSTANG LlNIMENT-
Intrinsic virtue alone could insure tho success
which this article has attalned-tor Rheu-
matism, salt Rheum, Burns Bruises, Stiff JOINTS,
or Galds, Sprain, Pole Evil and Swellngs upon
Horses, it has no equal for Man or Beast. No
person will be without il who has once tested lis
value. And with reference TO the general esti-
NATION of the MUSTANG LlNlMENT, | can
cheerlmlly say that no article ever performed so
many cures in our neighborhood as this.
w. SMITH Ridgsfeld, Conn" 5. LEtTcH, esq,
Hyde Park VT writes, that the horse was con-
sidered worthless, (his case was spavn) but
since the free use OF the MUSTANG LIN
MENT have sold him for $3.50. Your LINZ
ment is doing wonders up here" Such testimo-
ny is reaching US every day. The half is not
told Every family should have 1t. Beware OF
limitations. The genuine MUSTANG is sold
by all respectable dealers throughout the world.
BARNES Il PARK, ProprIetors.
New York, my l7-eolm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-04

fIREMEN's CoNvESTIoN.---There was a
pretty general attendance of the delegates TO
the Firemen's Convention on Wednesday
night at the Friendship Eagine House
They all appeared to be Of opinion that the
manner 10 which the Committee on the Fire
Department, and the Board of Common
Council, had declined acceding to their re-
quests, without assigning reason for the
refusal, was not exactly courteous to them
and their constituents. A preamble and re-
solutions, quite moderate IN their tone, re-
ouesting reconsideration Of the matter,
were however adopted, and the Convention
adjourned, subject to the call of the Pres'-
dent. The official proceedings will appear
tomorrow.