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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-02
and HARLEM RAILROAD
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NETWORK and HARLEM RAlLROAD.-
N WINTER ARRANGEMENT
Commenting WEDNESDAY, Jan Q, 1883 -
Trains Leave Depot Whit and Cene-sts New t9t;
$50 M Mail Train Albany, stopping al "AiAinsondse
and all Stations north.
s:p m EIp1e. Train for Albany, stopping at the prlcps
Stations only o..
Por White Plains stopping A. intermediate Sta
tions. =.
Trains Leave Depo, cor 18th. 4 and Ahsv, New York
s:l5 NJ For Wiambrdge stopping at all intermediate Sta
O For White Plains stopping ali intermediste Ste
tions r,.
$50 For williamsburg, stopping Sill intermediate SO
tons
sCsImFor Milerton stopping Wllismsbidse and al
intermediate Stations north. . o.
400 Crotou Falls stopping at al intermediate sta'
tons "
5:sOp For williamsburg. stopping at al ntefnediae
Stations
RFruRNNG-Trains Leave Albany for New York
7:4j M Mail stopping al Stations above and a. Wu.ua>
bridge.
admin E.prrss stopping 81 principal Stations only.
VIM. J. CAMPBELL, Superintendent
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-18
cOmMERCIAL.
one airy.

...,rv affairs, there is very little doing.
: dull. aud the demand for money Is
w.raye no greater ease to note in the
.s HI, tn wants for legitimate bust
800. are so small that a stringency
,ii-oexs,. In the Eastern cities
.,,.,ru.s very abundant, and in New
lam, are made al 31a+ y CT. Strict
.r,., slNtr day accepta"css are negotia-
.,,,, difficulty al 3lGl ct. Three and
.,..-. p4p-r is a61 y CT, and six months
p. the ctirrlngs at the banks are in
- ,..y.,, far below the anxiety OF the In
...aa.;o lend
..,y~ inn, and have advanced in New
Sales OF Virginia 6s at 97i. In local
...,s : very hitle doing. Last sales Of
.,.,..lon bond, al ST.
~. Warrant, are in tair request. We
.. ,oI!ows l4U acres at slas7c.; l2O's
~. >zas6c and 4U's at e5G DOC
.,,,.r gs on New York is i'll moderate de-
.., Z, > c. premium.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-18

FLOUR-The market this week has presen'
=. very little activity The demand on the
AZ, OF Shippers has been light and quotations
-a;e remained unchanged, viz: $5GSo X tor
gror street Sup-the latter quotation Tor small
o., Extra and Family are in good request
u. he stocks are very light. Extra SotdSo
FL Family 81 5odss IS,
WHARF.-The market during the week has
s--l Unsettled. On Monday and Wednesday
asfy was considerable activity, and sales OF
good white were made at 1900 Yesterday,
,.-te was less activity, Inc market closed dull
clZ"Gl25c Tor white, and lOctG 22c. Tor red,
according TO quality. The receipts Tor the week
ave been moderate. and show a falling of
sarca will probably continue until after the
-oltays The shipping demand has been light
CORN-The demand Tor Corn has been very
good ami prices have advanced the market
ao,lug hrn, with sales OF new white at TIC.
lie receipts have been light. We have not
.ra.d OF any sales oil yellow, and omit quota
ions
RYE-The market has been active, with
"a; receipts Las sales at 6sG7Oc and steady.
OATS-The receipts OF Oats have increased,
'l' The supply is yet below the demand, and the
sac. dre III small lois at 4uaI2c.
POkk.-The receipts OF dressed hogs are
sat, while the demand is fair Early in the
week there were sales OF some lots very prime
1 = 25 but owing 10 the uniavorable weather
Prces soon gave way, and the market closed &C.
We al S,aS7 = 100 lbs, according to quality
OR0CERlES.-The Grocery market is quiet
WITH moderate transactions The quotations
or articles usually named are unchanged. with
liz exception OF Sugar, which has still further
s'yanced We quote Havana white at stGsi
is. New Orleans 7!as!c.; Porto Rico 6a07s
&, and Cuba 64a7Ac
ALT-Tht demand is light, and quotations
-hchangeu, with light stocks.
PRnIlSlONS.-Narket quiet Country pro-
'-cs IS III good demand Bacon is quiet and
-acha' sed Fu'ter lsveTy active-we quote roll
q ZORRO; hrkn l23G4 Goshen 24S26c.
Eggs are scarce, and are selling at 22G25c. p
-oI'n Lard 10 in kegs
FLASIER-The supply is fair. with light
'emant We quote Lunp at So 1894, deliv-
''et on he cars Ground is unchanged, viz; 81.
SEEDS. Market quiet. We quote Clover
s'ed al s. rs, and in light supply. Flaxseed
u ''+ Timothy s. s7!G$2.
S'NAC-The demand is fair with light re-
cps We continue our quotations unchanged.
fhhi6HTS-The demand for vessels is very
s'"e but the arrivals are few Rates have ad-
,'uced-vessels have been engaged at So IS to
.o'land and Boston; 81 to Fell River and New
,.''sh' " 10 TO Providence; ST. IS TO New
'ViA, and s. 10 Troy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-18
en- EyEtI5C u,

Al Greenwich. near Washington. on Thurs
day, I'd Deccmo er, By the hey Thomas Hoiz-
man. Nj JAMES 4 BRDWNI NG and Mss
MARY ANNE, daughter OF the tie Henry
Uirrback, all Of the County of karpahannock.
AT Laurel .prug Wes'moreland County. by
Rev 4 Gr,y>on Da,ale', Oh Wednesday, No.
,emb@r ruIn. BENEDICT WALKER, Jr, 20
ENllih, daughter OF ichn 7. Rice, e,q.
In Yrocomlco Church ry tue same on Wei
n .s,iay. December -. RU~fkHp r.. COUNT.
NEY. 10 GkGkDIANNA UNkIH
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-18
,.,,uond stock Market, Dec. II.

y,gu,a6 {, cent. "a years TO run, no sales at
r'.,~,, y . cent, shorter dates, sales SOS.
y.., ,opd .,y Bonds, sales SOS, and dat.
'..,.r. Bank STOCK. sales $lU5, IN demand.
.,,ranse Bank Stock, last sales SlO5, in
mia Bank Stock par S7O-last sales S73.
..-,nopd fredericksburg, and Potomac
-..,. Stock last sales $40.
,..5.n,a Central Railroad Stock, $75.
.,rnopd aud Petersburg Railroad Stock
.. sa.ss IS
,r,nond and Danville Railroad guaranteed
ale, Sg5 and interest.
...,.. klyer and kanawha guaranteed bonds,
90. Ala, 500; last sales 1913 and fla.
y-grpIa and Tennessee Railroad Bonds $723
.: interest. o
y.,gnia Central Railroad Bonds 1913 and
,'-'-,;
range and Alexandria Railroad Bonds $40
u. interest.
l,.nse and Alexandria ) y cent. Bonds $50
!. interest.
Gsnsssas Gap Railroad Bonds $50 and int.
NJ..olS City $751 and fiat
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-18
I OnSTcss,

TIE Senate was not in session yesterday.
In the House OF representatives., in {, M
lnitlee OF the whole, the bill providing Tor
the examination and payment OF certain
claims Of ctizens OF Geor.ia and Alabama,
growing gu; OF losses sustained ty them
during he Creek aud Cherokee wars Of 1881
70 1910. from lodlnn De. radatGons, &c., was
taken up and considered.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-18

I,EASONA de A K / { l. r : -Nu'm'Es.
- Mace Cloves CInnarhon, tCNS spa KlihS
Gelatne. American isluglass, French ",la'lne
Flavorirg Extracts All pee. Cavern" f'ppef'
English Mustard, Extract Lemon. vanilla w
namon. Peas and Almond Carraway SEED. "a,
per Carb Soda. AZumed Tor making i2nt ofeAn
Cakes, Pearl Sage, Tapioca Sag, Yeast Row
dr. Celery Seed, Oatmeal, i'quorce ia IS
Ground Ginger, Ground Cinnamon. Ground a. IL
spice, Pink Gelatine Coiorirs Tor JrIlies, NC
received ard for sale by H. COOK W.
dc is
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-18
oct 4 cOimISt

AGFR BEER BREWERY --STR.iIS/
| q KLEIN iespsc'tuiIy inform ths public
tnai they have established a LAGER BEER
BREWERY at the Wps'.rnd OF King street Al
exenina Va. and are mow prepared 10 furnish
IN kegs or barrels, that popuar and wholesome
beverage in such quantities as may be desired
Tn. LAGER bxsR manufactured by ). n h.
vii! be found on trial 10 fully equal that made
in PniaiepAla as the most approved system
of Brewing together with > years experience
and -epct materials. il GLIDING Cameron wafer
-guararrer that IFS fuaiItv will be unsurpassed.
Ia All orcers from tE- city OF '.rw her-
erected 20 >IEAI>/& KILN. ALEXANDRIA
Va. and leir al tn Brewery or sent through the
Pos, Gthce vii b" promptly executed.
ip,, pn'us
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-18

BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET. Dec Il -ByEF
CATTLE The otf-rings at the Scales to-day
reached 500 head o. the nuaber offered 80
head were driven to phiIad,lp ha loo sold 10
the country, 200 l-tt over unsoId. and the re
mander we're purchased BY Baltimore bu cheers
at prices ranging from s3 70 i Is OH e MOOT.
averaging 81 IS gross 4 let of very fine hea-
w Cattle sold at the outside quotation, to 90
to Philadelphia
SHEEp.-'rhere was fair supply at market
to-day sales at ) a 50 IS y head. as 20 quality
Hoes nave been scarce and early IN the week
prices advanced 10 f7G47 IS q cwt ret, 10
packers, bur closed q net at s. 7aa 81 % q cwt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-18
BY Yesterday EVENING" naiIs.

NEW CoAL-BED IN NIRGiNIA--A new
coai-bed has recently been disc vered IN the
vici"i;v NJ the ) nth F,tk Of Hughes river.
IN Richie county. From such Nominations
as have been made. this bed is su oprsed to be
lne1haustibie. This coal Is s,methlng new
AND peculiar. TIE crystals ara All and
Hat ana easily separated: he specimen which
We have seen Is much softer fhan An;hracIte
coal, AZ l. { uru t. be very rieh 10 OF and
gas. TINS nes coal Is said 70 &c the bet vet
di-cDvered r the use OF tle ste Ill engine
and especially Err ocean steamers A natur.
al spring Of Petroleum Is und Gear the 81 me
coa!-hed, IN which IT doubtless riginatcs.
\ large area Of the c).l.feid belongs to the
Z mncnwcll'h, having been fOrtei'ed thirty
years ego. Already the land spectators
are entering on 1t. TIE public spirited cit-
zns Of the vicini'y are very anxious that
tnls treasure stall not be alOwrl to i .
through he fingers vi the State Rich Engr.
N q Il. Ri pursuance of the policy
heretofore indicated by the Manassa Gap
Railroad Company, active operations are to
NC Y Ut ~ u'Cc VII tue 'lbls
Of the l,ue f the railroad between M. Jack
son and IL .rris ,nburg. Oar friend, + A.
Shaads, one Of the most energetic coutrac-
tors On the line, Will place his force at work
IN the deep cut near lIarrsonburg imm 2di.
ate!y after Chri~-mas The work will now
90 "Draveiy on" and with a ittle help tr' N
tue Safe, We may soon expect the comp e.
Tlon TO this pIirr % tbs zap rtant iine Ot I'M
proVemenI.- Eockinytam EcyiSter
The Culp2per . server says:--ihe Virgin
10 Hotel IN tbs place, deserved!y popular
II use, has been purchased by John II R.xe1,
for $1,000 We Grc Informed that it is the
int"nil Of tho present owner 81 close the
house for short time after the 1t January,
during which time it will ae thoroughly G:tei
up with new furniture. 1t will, undUubtet-
IL ahen again opened. compare tavoTably
with any country llotr! in Vagina, aud is
present tigh character Is q iiotc! Will he
greatly Increased.
TIE 4 ,okingaam Register says Not
wthstandng the fxceSSi vely hard times leit
III st acu.eiy in Rockingham, on account CT
the partial failure Of cur last wheat croi,
our Sacr,i'S carried % RIennund, on Tues
dnv last our Il 1T ,n~ta'm"rt Il revenue due,
=. . A
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-18

'E" loRk CATTLE MARKET, Dec. i5.-Beef
.'l's-oHerngs this week $500; sales at 81
Hs'0 % q 100 lbs for inferior to first quail
small advance on the rates OF last week
cV*s-ssles at $2:GSo5, as to quality. Veal
yaVts-Sales at 3IG7c y ID. sheep and
~~smos-Sales atS2 sass so for inferior to
>' qlah'y >wirc-salps q IS 37IG$6 Sc
'Vu lbs ioi heavy corn led
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-18

(LOTHING! CLOT II NG!!-"HoLk-
I SALE AND RITAlL-F l. J. AND
WINTER STYLES NOW READY FOR
MEN AND BOYS -W.iEL STEPHENS a
co. 80 PENNsYLvANiA Avenue v SHINGrnN
and lmi DUANE STREET. FEW pCuRS WEST or
BROADWAY. New YoRE Mr. WALL having TAX
IN up hi, residence IN New York CITY. for the
exclusive purpose OF manufacturing CLOTH.
ING a wholesale, and SUPPLY = cur establish
mem ~ Washington with every description OF
TtNTLEMkN'S. YOUTH $ and BOYS
WEARING APPAREL. that is new novel,
and substantial, 10 b. found IL The New York
market We Will therefore be enabled TO offer
at ali times the largest and most rasaionabie
stock OF superior READY-MADE CLOTHING
IN THIS c!ty.
Procuring our GOODS rom first hands. our
customers will nos nave 10 pay the second and
third profit. as all other houses IN THIS city are
obliged TO charge. WALL, STEPHENS * co,
~ Penn. ay betw Yrn n 10th Sis Wash
Aud iUI. Duane street. New York.
Washington, nov lb--eoZm
z linden WHI>kEY-iuis WHISKEY is
1 4 made III the old fashioned copper StIl, by
double Ii>tI!latIon. just beyond tue summit OF the
Blue Ridge. in Warren Co. Va, near the !.ue oi
Fauquier, where tue sotlntsS and putty OF The
mountain spring water, and the quality OF the
rye, constitute important elements IN making
The Whisky Tor winch this locality mas heen
long celebrated II Is perfectly pure. beyond
al doubt. being made exclusively OF rye, hops.
ard barley-maIt with TIC utmost care. The
quantity made is limited. and bou sAt principal
" tor private use. by gentlemen cOuUUIssenrs
IN tnr Surrounding counties. VINO GTe critically
nice in laying by stock TOT Improvement 4
small cons gumeut mas lately been made 10
MARSHALL h WARD, OF alexandria, o. ii
eau be procured direct, though correspondence
with DR.. FISHER. OF Linden, Warren comfy,
Virginia oct ZJ--eou
IfAU TION-We beg leave 20 caution purcna.
I ! serS q our choice OLD MONONGAHELA
WHISTLES against the deception and petty
fraud winch IS practIs1d By certain parties III
tins city and IN Baltimore. WAe nave appropra
ted 10 themselves PAact copies OF the Star Brands
long used and assigned 10y Us 10 Distinguish our
Old WuIskirs We can assure oar friends and
cusromsrs. mat Tie unrIyalled quaIity, every
where Hi wtrdgrd, oi our cnoIce OLD Wits
KlEs, cannot be sqId!!eA by these ingenious
invaders OF our nights
Our news establishment. GlBsOSToE Mills on
the Monoug dhsla RIVER, gives US uuequaIled
facilities Tor making WniSkey oil the choicest
kind, rom matted and kiln dried grain.
Purchasers OF our Old WHISTLES will please
to notice the wolda GiBsoNToS Mills, and JOHN
GIBSON. SONS a. Co, are inserted 10 tn. new
Brands which We now adopt; and we deem It a
duty We owe 20 our customers and ourselves 10
give notice, that We Will prosecute and expose
any person or persons who MAY hereafter copy
or Use our Brands
JOHN GIBSON, SONS Il co.
Philadelphia oct IDLY
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-18

rHEMiCALS-A Acid, Aqua Ammo.
\ MIA. Ch!oroform, Gallo Acid Srycnnlne'
Phosphate Soda, Alum, Nitrate Silver, Acon"'
TN. Veratria. Chloride Gold. Oxide Silver Wa
rate Tin. Quinine, Blue Mass, suipha'e Nor
prime. Acetate Potash, Giycerlnr, lann'n, To-
dide sulphur Grany.lle's Lotion, Racneie Salts
&c. &c, received and tor sale by
!. LEADBEATER & son.
,ono,S S,ahle.'s old stand
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-18
Al.x.ndr,. ru., Market. p.e.17.

'ae 'nPpy OF Wood and Coal continues ahun.
'''~ aud prces for Wood have declined. There
- 0een L advance IN Anthracite Coal Wood
~ quote Pine al 81 SO, and Oak at So SO =
:, Coal-Cumberland Lump S.; Run OF
s,"'7 o. q; fine 81; Anthracite White Ash
v 81; Red Ash IS rs, delivered
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-18

MARINE IIST.
PORT ~ Observation-Disclosures l.

PORT AF Alley ;T0EIA--DECE MBER l.
ARRIVED.
Schr Mott Bedel, Titus, New York TO J. [.
Nevett
Schr Hamilton, Ogden, New York, 10 ).
Shnn
Schr George Washington "ryme-, Boyd ;
Hole, wheat 10 Robinson n Paym"
Schr Mary Jane, Grey Bovd's Hole, corn 20
Robinson n Payne.
SAILED
Barque Matagorda, Gardner Providence, by
Borden Mining Co
Schr Palestine. Cambern, jersey City, by
Fowle l. Co.
MEMORANDA.
Schr Arctic, Or Bent from this port tor
ST Iobn, r. B., vas IN Dutch island hdrbor,
lath inst
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e = s.=.s.ss go
CANAL ERCE

ARRIVED, Dec u
Boats A +. Snoull-r, X Il Gregory ana
John 5. Dutrow, coal TO American Coti Go.
Boat PhPnix coal 10 Frostburg Coal TO.
Roat Grey Fox coal TO / J. MehateV.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-18

ri SIUkE FOR kLAT-Ine uew three
-s@Asrory BhiCn STORE. on tne n"Etn SIDE
OF King street, recently occupied by George K
Blackjack d an auction and Dry G"nd, Store.
IS tor rent. lae situation u TINS property l. IN
a business part OF the city, ard its complete
arrangements tor any KIND OF mercantile busi.
ness, renters il very desirable. Apply next
door, 10 HULST X co, or J. 4. MiLhUkN,
corner o. Kiug and Washington SIS mn 23-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-18
Ia STORE AND TAVERN STAND Fol

Ia STORE AND TAVERN STAND FOB
.I.E.S SALE. OK Rent. dt haiirys Gross
Roed, a tn ,rersec'lpn of the Co'u nbia a. d
Middle Tur' PIKE. five miles from AIexar-
dria-also " Ia elur Oh ard >uIh shop with
an rxteneve run OF Gu. om-al-O, mail fan
near tue Cos, Road, with new and c"nvs-
IT,. nlent lIW LING Address the sub>cri-
4; bel AZ Wish g'on city. Or inquire 90 he
IIgn isps LEWIS BAILEY.
E.iri.E c.mn,y. d. l6--eo,t
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" b. partici d.

F,a,E ALARM % Thursday night, Alb ut
5 O'Clock. after desperate effort. SOM ore
su.credei 10 IA sing thc cry Of fire, whIcr
hrou.h. DOT ",he AZ paratus" o. rs'u-ni' Q
to ,heir cogruc house, t"o Of the { IN aDies
me, At the c,rner OF King and Il ya Streets
, hen disturbance took place, hut nc one
VS. hur'.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-18

FIREMEx's BALL Tie ball Of the Friend
ship F.rr Company took place at S.repts
Hall % thursday night, and vas well attend
ed hy the Bellies and Beoux. The music
was fine. and the dancing was kept dP until
the Email hours" All who attended were
delighted ard the events Of the evening will
ana7- he rccurrei to with pleasure by those
who partci gated.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-18

TUST IN SEASON-Rocsing Horses. Veto
81 cipedes. Magic Lanterns. Metamorpas $
Faror and Foot BALI. Toy lea SETS, lndii kun
her Whips, Crying Babes X d and h'na D"i.S
and Doll Heads Magnetic Toys, Pepper Dolls
and Furniture, Transparent States, win owner
notions suited Tor the Youngsters al I'M, season
at H. h WHlTTlNGTnNN
der II s. King streets
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. 81 TAYLOR n HUTCHINSON

y EN AhRiN AL.-GkEAT REDUCTION
y IN FRlIt.>.-We are receiving this day
Mcu>in DeLaHes Alpaccas. DeBdges, BIeach.
I'd Mushrs, h""ty Shseungs fancy CslIcoes,
very cheap; lie and red Flarnels. Sattnets,
FUlipd 10th PIaid Llnsrys: a lo' OF very cheap
kcrseys; Ladies and GenrIemen's Linen Cam.
brc HdudNrrchets: French Worked Collars.
SC. all ol when will bs sold much lower than
former prices. j. +. n l. a. LARk!N.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-18

Coal TsADE.-For the week ending Satur-
day, 1916 tons OF Goa We're shipped over the
Pennsy lvania Railroad 4,,5I tons over the
Georges Creek, : 49, over the Cumberland, and
764 tons over the Hampshire road-making an
aggregate tor the week from the who'll coal re-
gion OF / ,45U tons Total shipments for the
year from the entire region 63t927 tons.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-18

RICHMOND, Dec l7--Flour, super, S5,56-
market quiet Wheat white l35RlIDc.. red
l25Gl3O for prime and some lots white and
red oja lUJc. tOTn--market very quiet at 10
asUc Rye 7CH75c. Oats H5Uc
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-18

| Q q. F.--On Thursday night, o large
del esrj n OF the %. IN hers vi Pot mac Lodge,
|. O q. +. Of this cty, paid visit 70 their
Ire;aren # Friendship l. ,dge NJ. II and
Colombia ,dge n, 10 Of Washington, by
whom they were heartily welcomed and
handsomely entertained. TIE delegation
went ~ to Washington in two of Latham 5
large four horse On rlbu-es, and returned the
same night, charmed with their visit.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-18

TNHE SUBSCRIBER offers at private sale
the beautiful iarm on which ne resides To-
Gated III that healthy and attractive region oil
country lying adjacent TO- and east OF "BuIl Run
Mountain :! he land lies partly In Fauquler
and partly in the county OF Prince William; dis
tant from Warrenton miles. The Wareuton
and Alexandra turnpike passes near 600 yds }
the farm, and also by Gainesville, Depot on
the Manassas Gap Railroad; distant about q!
Eailes-distarce to Alexandria BY Railroad Is
IS miles The tract contains about FIVE
HUNDRED AND THIRTY ACRES, OF which
a due proportion is in wood The natural
quality OF me land is good and it lies well and
l. vel wa'eTed II IS conveniently situated 10
Mills, Snr ps, Stores Post office, &C all OF which
afe not di,tar' over nall mile. The improve
ments are good consisting OF fine STONE
IN DIV ELLlNG, OF SIX roOms a stone Barn
.RsIE. - by IS feet, and other out bu ldings -
inrr- Is also young orchard OF irult OF the
choicest Kinds. The situation is a perfectly
healthy one. and the neighborhocd affords good
society. Persons who are looking out Tor land
would do well 10 come and examine this pro.
perry The terms will be made accommodate.
ing. Address H. n HlTE
Buckland, Prince VIM Co. Va, dec 2-eolm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-18

I H. MCVEIGH " son. WHOLESALE DEAL.
81 ERa N I!QUOR&, HINES. &c, are now
receiving. and nave IN store, their + l. l.
STOCK or LlQTORS. WINES, &C. OF all
grades. TO which they invite the attention OF
their customer. and merchants generally visit.
iug TINS market. sep y
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-18

's'HE FOLLOWING good, are now Tor sale
a lowest prices, having been purchased
from tut manufacturers Tor cash viz Wagon
End Carriage Huhhs, best Bright Springs,
>wrde i,ou. and 1hImhl- >ke:ns. and Pip
Roxes: sl.o - received full assortment OF
FaIrhanKs Counter and Platform Scales
nov IL GEO + BALDWIN
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-18
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o. Thursday, the lH'h 'ast' Mrs sNhAH ).
HAIELkl, IN the 23tA year OF n"r az" -
~ !ae TRENDS OF the family are resp'c UIiv
iuyit d 70 attend the funeral HON n" rrS'd-I &c
al neI father Mo'he" Ne"Sn"r, on Fa'ri?X. BE-
tween Cameron and Queen streets, Oh Sunday
a, residence in FsiE County , oo Sun;
day morning Tue ''h 'h''"l', "i'ei .o',S anu
painful Hines "h,ch sac gore WIN 'I"i h'i''
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""H ! q "s'T "'.'' ga J'"'S' i''''''''5 % INT
S'a'" o. We" 'o'A'
AT The Ieside'ce OF MS SON III 81 ''o' ;,
,n,I W. nA2IEI HnAG LAT. 81,
. ."ta corr,y N,w Work. IN the IAN
wear 9TH, aye
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n. or Friday evening last. the l"rh instant, Mr..
WILLIAM H. NJ kIDWELL, ssya 3" years Tn.
deceased was m the erjoyuen' OF MS usual . rol
b..i.g ,,,ril ,,i,hira lev rirl'es of ms l-c-.>e
Al Chapel H'Il North Carolina on tine 2"i
Marlin, o. the University o. Norm Carolina,
al" ~. Vim, University
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4 MOTHER ARRivAL.-Now receiving
"A per YIN" H. ''% Wni. ,r .atiour, C60DS
!, =, ~. u go.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-18

; ,TOR RENT-A WHARF, IN good order
with LARGE YARD adjoining This
property Is well located lor Coal depot, Lum-
Der, OF Wood Yard
"a Also. TWO LARGE WAREHOUSES;.
80 ne wharf we'll adapted tor Commits,
son and >aIPPrn= houses.
Also. number oi VACANT LOTS on Tn.
on street, very desirable tor Plaster lots. For
terms. empire OF GREEN Il BOTHER.
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