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The SENSIBLE GiRL's REPLY-To Moor's line.
Our couches shall be roses oil spangled with
dew sensible girl, according to Landor, re-
piled,
''Twould give me the rheumatics, and so it
would you.' ..--.
young girl confined in the Essex Mass
jail, was delivered Of twins on the sO,h ult..-a.
rather remarkable case Of iajl delivery
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DEATH FROM CIRcUMcIsIoM.-A child, nine
days old, died in New York last week, from
hemorrhage occasoned BY circumcision on the
day previous. The evidence showed that the
operation was performed in the usual manner.
but that hemorrhage ensued several hours at
forwards, when the efforts of the ply sicians to
save it were Intellectual The coroners jury rem
dered verdict Of death from convusious. gu.
perinduced ny loss Of blood following circumci.
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PoErs IN DExASD.-The Legislature Of New
York has elected William G. Bryant Regent
OF the University. The Massachusetts, Legisla-
ture recently elected John G.. Whittier one Of
the Overseers Of Harvard University, and the
New York Congressional delegation wish Geo.
P. Morris appointed American Consul at Lon.
don.
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young man named Oliver Woods, went to y
pond in Louisville to shoot ducks. He spicd
one, took his gun, cooked it, and after deliberate
aim shot Dutchman 10 the belly, on the other
side Of the pond The latter fell, and the duck
6ev one way anil the boy ran the other as fast
g his legs could carry him.
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Inc Leavenworth correspondent OF The
puoican says the Peace Commissioners MI
ioch and.Powe,l left for Utah on the ajth y
An escort OF six men. The movement 70 or
| py the Platte District awaits the arrival o6as
smith. There are now at the Fort, read! 4
service, l,5O0 cavalry horses, 200 . III
horses. and $500 mules. Russell, y.ors 4
Madell have despatched in all SD WAGONS
300 more will bc2n readiness So n
H.. '.einnati, April y
me newport cours-T .artial convened 81
o'clock this morning GEN. Jesup prssida
General Iwiggs obj. c,ed 60 Col, F.unsleroy y
!" 'n ~ court on accoun, OF former o.
inv 1ts me later said that the diferenee 2
s .."ec zee u discarded, but asked pernFssa /
a. ~ "rhurss. which was granted The rsEss
80. '''0 day was occupied in examining "
.ha Adjourned till y am. ON the ~
Sheh ~ vii. probably conclude their lasse
-. New Orleans. April y
fs is new break in the repairs IN tassr
which Is Is impossible 10 repair I'll \
-, New York, Nay
me borussian brings London dates 70 "
evening Of the 18th.
day evening.
Demands trial lclosed Saturday pm To-
ss.y, alter one hours consultation, pronousts'
MIN not guilty.
- Sonsois hrmer, closing Saturday 9sias6s
ACmey "a S-l6as6 lO-l6 for Accounts
me affairs between Turkey and Manic ~ .
eseome 80 alarming that the Russian Char /
= mares IT Vienna bad announced that h u |
!. /. concentrating troops in the frontier NJ
1ide Tor contingencies.
TIE stsam-ship Arago sailed i. -. IL
and Havrs with 80 - ,.'.sa.,s
ND $s6,O0O in specie. 40 pass'
Inc steamship SAxonia . A., IL
and Hambr 40 - ss''sa 80 'v nj IN
AssengeroI 7~sA r.. she took w.
j 1a i.s ..ec:s ,.e N York arrived hi, mon
Ths puble \. April "a. III
IA nasaea ~ . u teas was largely a.tsnssa
~ a. With spirit with full prices ~
,.ens :. Gems were withdrawn; the Yoass
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- .sdsr s1sAOss; Imperial soaSsi; %
1..n l I.anky SOss; Hysoa Skin s4ssof,
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magnificent bridal robe has ju been com.
Pleted by male dressmaker in this city, which
WIZ give LOT the beneht Of YOUR lady readers.
II is composed Of ship of white olace all and
an overdress Of illusion, with three skirts.-
Each Of these skirts are covered with 6ne
raehes and over the ruches is placed lovely
hounce Of blonde. The veil was Of tulle edged
with blonde point.
The corsage was very low, pointed before. be.
hind and upon the hips. and ornamented with
rucoes, which were covered and also terminated
In row Of blonde. The veil was Of tu;le. edged
With blonde. and enveloped the entire 6eare.
the wreath Of which composed it being OF or
ange blossom and Of jessamine.
Very rich ''se,s" Of honiton guipure are inn
ported. comprising the Aounces, bridal veil.
handkerchief aud berthe, at cost Of 81 300
These sets nov comprise the most distinguished
t0ilettes fer such an occasion.
AcApEAY o. DksI0u.
The National AcaAsny Of Dssien iDnow epen
~ pseue taepeotsa, bet eooeains nesAlne ef
taeoeelAe lneosooA 1Aoeo = eAo Vonnl noShoP |
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the gentleman from Georgia to say the della,
was chargeable to those Who opposed the bill
Mr. 5. replied think 10 very great exten,
BY both parties Laughter
Harris desired to say that from the I'd day q,
February, when the President sent in his spe
cial message. till now, whenever those who have
sustained Lecompton found themselves beaten
they always resorted &c parliamentary tactic and
side motions, and TO them the delay IL charge
able.
Mr. entered solemn protest against al such
proceedings, come from what quarter thew NAV.
and urged an immediate vote on the Kansa r..
port.
Nj Keitt argued against delay. We must
have prompt action If We expect to pass eli the
Appropriation Bills and adjourn at the time fix.
cd. - '''''s ~
Mr. Garrett believed discussion of these mea.
sures was due alike to their friends and foes. bet
cause u was entirely different from that SEN
from the Committee Of Conference, and hence.
1t the suggestion Of his friends, he had moved
; pOstponement.
MI. Barksdale. Have you not made up your
mind as to how you shall votes
Mr.. G. replied he hadn't. When he onc.
made up his mind as to whss way, though every
'ther man was on the other side, be would pre.
'erve his position.
Mr.. Wright, Of Tenn, could see no reason
Or postponement because 8 or 8 gentlemen
wanted time to make up their minds,
Ar. Millson, Of Virginia, said the policy or
L. Marshall was to endeavor 70 Stir up the
minds OF the north, and produce the impression
nat great injury 10 attempted to Be perpe
rated against Northern sentiment and intefest |
his ne denied, and at length defended the =. 4
ort OF the Committee OF Conference. IA |
Mr. Quitman opposed this measure becau.e
contained concession on the new question.
9, ~ Southern man, would not propose ~ |
laks. He desired tn issue to DO brourht 10
nai discrimination before the North and South.
they cannot do that they ought to separate.
esides, be regarded tho act Of The people 81
ansas - complete and binding, and was
Iainss the bill 6scauss il proposed to submit
= Lecomdten Constitution to the people.
On motion q nr. Letcher. Of Pennsylvania.
9 HOUSE, BY l23 70 90, adjourned.
y ~ House to-day NJ. Joaes, Of Tenn.
oved % ~ The report Of The Ooafessncs CON.
Me- % - kAnas blu on he eable, q ~ !
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abandoned by the rebels. Tho Raiahs's nos
sessions had been captured.
CniSA.-The Great Powers have allowed III,
me emperor ill the Sth Of March to send hi,
rienipotentiary to Shanghai, and in the mean
tine suspended all beliigerent proceedings.
Inc Elders OF Fatcham had declared thu,
| 'ne armng Of the country around Canton was
| ohiy as defence against the rebels, who threat.
encd the city,
MARkErs.-No change had occurred in The
London money market.
Sir George Hodgkinson l. Co., shin owner.
ana brokers, Of London, had suspended. bur
Their liabilities were only fI4.oOO,
!, oonsols closed steady At 90 So . 96 Ia.
Money 90 l-2 q 96 SIS.
The bank returns show q decrease of "a 600
in specie. ~'' wv
Cotton had been dull at Liverpool, and price.
there were l-8 lad per 10 lower.
me Liverpool breadstuffs market was ou;et
ana al articles without change in prices.
peel nominaliy unchanged, though for sec-
onuary lower prices would be accepted. Pork
marke. cleared Tor hrst hands, and dealers asked
. slight advance. Bacon dull ana unch.rcaS
Lard opened buoyant but closed quiet. a 81 !.
%. Iallow in rather better demand a. fnil
prices -"u au''
sugar slightly easier. Coffee quiet. Tea do.
pressed Wool. prices without material chance
y. ,. merinos were withdrawn; prices no, cam.
ing up to the views Of holders.
LONDON MARKErs.-BreadstufTs steady IN,
quiet Sugar dull 1t Sd . L.; cheaper o. Low
sorts. - ~
On Saturday Marshal Pclissier presented NJ.
credentials to the Queen. s.4.
The Independence Beige says that every effort
VII % made 70 settle the dispute between Ma
pes ana Sardinia BY arbitration. The King or |
Holland is named % likely 10 be selcc,ed.
The Times says the Turkish eovernmert NJ.
contracted In England Tor ten TOW sseamshine.
p 2oo tons TO establish the Black sea Heet a.
owed them BY the treaty Of Paris.
Advices from oil commercial countries Of the /
sentiment describe stagnA,ion Of business ma
general exercise Of caution.
6seubeaville, Ohio, April %.
.adse John =. Sunderland, u this city, died
nv morning 81 : o'clock.
Augusta, Ga, April 81.
Private dispaiches from Different portions ~
y. Ssate and Alabama report heavy ireshet
" night, causing injury % the Gotten phnts.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

GORGE SIGGERS, BOOK BINDER, No
" 10 Prince street, opposite the Ga:ets CDlcs
.dltrandriG, Va-MUSIC, MAGAZINES, AND
OLD BOOKS BOUND IN ANY STYLE.
NIB | also RULE and MAKE TO ORDER any de.
scription OF BLANK BOOKS, which / Will
warrant to be made OF the best paper and mate
rails, and bound in the strongest manner. BANK
Officers Bankers, Merchants, Clerks OF Courts
Hotel Keepers, Insurance Companies, and all
who want BLANK BOOKS are respectfully IN
v;,ed 10 give me call. jan 2-u
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NO. 1862.
MISCELLANEOUS READING.
AN OLD TIME GENTLEMAN.

We met with a country gentleman few
days ago, whose views Of railroads and other
modern devices were so antique and behind
the times, as to have all the effect Of novelty,
and were the more refreshing on account of
the evident sincerity with which they we're
expressed.
Il was the opinion Of our worthy friend,
that, while railroads hsve-raised the value Of
land, and aided in the development Of the
country, they have not increased the real
wealth and independence of the farmer
They have brought city and country into
close proximity, and the latter has suffered
from the contact The couatry has imblbed
city notions, adopted city fashions, and con-
forue ed i,s modes of life and expenses to the
altered state Of things. Whereas each farm
was once model Commonwealth. raising
and manufacturing almost every thing neces
sary for its own consumption and use, ut
present there are counties which send 10
Richmond and buy even the article Of bacon
for the household, to say nothing Of othe. ne
cessaries So that, Notwithstanding the high
prices Of the last few years, our venerable
friend thinks that the farmers are no better
IF than they were before the iron horse pass
ed their doors, and gave them good road,
Dot to one market alone, but all the markets
of the country.
Our frieod is as old fashioned in his poll
ties as 10 bis railroad notions. He lives
near the Slashes of Hanover. and swesrs by
the tuteliry genius Of that spot. He believes
that there never was such q statesman as
Henry Clay. and never will be. lie is an
old line Wing, never has changed and never
expects to change. |, matters little to him
that the Wings are said 10 be dead and bu-
ried; he is one of the Old Guard, and the Old
Guard never surrenders. The Grand Army
that received its quietus o. Waterloo, may
be scattered to the tour winds OF heaven, and
their prestige broken, their very bones pull
verized and made manure OF; the great Cap
tain. whose glory was reflected on his hum
blest follower, may be a handful of dust and
ashes, but the few of bis veterans who re-
main watch over his tomb with an enthusi-
asm that lights with its electric flashes the
dark vault of death, and which can never
pass away till their own hearts are cold
Somewhat akin to this is the undyiag affec-
tion Of the friends OF Henry Clay for their IL
!ustriuus chieftain. Ii is sn honor 10 Henry
Clay, above the Presidency, to have such
permanent supremacy in the boscms OF his
! c9uotrymen, and it is an honor to bis friends
that, in an age when stability has ceased TO
be virtue, they still cherish the tattered en-
sign which led them to the field 10 days gone
by, and would rather use their rusty mus
kets in firing salutes over their leaders grave,
| than seek victory and renown under any
/ new leader Rich Dtsp
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FeNHE CASH SYSTEM ADoPrkD.-lhe subscriber
having tried the credit SYSTEM, and found
that it will not pay, has concluded to adopt the
CASH principle. In future and from this date,
be will continue 10 DO business upon the above
principle In bidding adicu TO the old system,
ne would return his thanks 10 his customers lof
past iavors, and hopes by strict attention and
such inducements as ne may offer TO continue
y under the new.
;ar1tC JOHN I. SMITH
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ALEXANDRIA RAIL ROAD.
ENKEsesassBa1Ea 9

ME TRAIN leaves Alexandra daily al II
O'Clock, A. NJ, Tor Gordonsville, connecting
ith the trains on the Virginia Central Rail
4 had, for Rehmond and the West, and with the
|ains on the Manassas Gap Railroad, for Wood
|ock and intermediate points.
4 The TRAIN leaves daily, Sunday night ex-
kpted,) al S O'Clock, P. NJ, for Richmond, New
)Ilcans Memphis, and intermediate points.
Through tickets at the Railroad Station.
An accommodation train leaves Gordonsville
lilly, Sunday excspted,) for Alexandria at
I30, A. NJ, arriving at $50, A. M. A daily
ram leaves Gordonsville at 1890, A. NJ, arrlv'
pg at clock, p NJ. J. X. NlCALlN'
:. 3-tf Ticket Agent.
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y1oR RENT-A WHARF, in good order,
with a LARGE YARD adjoining. lhIs
prone.ty is well located ioT Coal depot, Lum-
Der. or Wood Yard.
"a Also. TWO LARGE WAREHOUSES;,
.IAon TIE wharf well adapted Tor Commis.
sion aud ShIPpIns houseS.
Also a num Der OF VACANT LOTS, on INT
on street. very desirable tor Plaster lots. FOR
terms ENQUIRE oi GREEN Il BROTHER.
nov 2U-ti
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~ c. BRADLEY, Cabinet: Chair, and Sofa
I J. Manufacturer, corner OF King and Alfred
streets Alexandria, Va, has constantly Oh hand,
and offers to the public, an excellent assortment
OF GARNET WARE, SOFAS and CHlIns, of every
variety. and on the lowest terms, which, for dura-
bility and finish, cannot be surpassed.
,nb 1-IV
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THOMAS s. JAMESON,

MACHLNIST aud IRON FOUNDER,
r. CORNER OF ROYAL AND WiLKE STREETS, a
rs PREPARED 10 execute orders for STA
| TIONARY STEAM ENGINES, BOILERS,
Mill Gearing, Shaiting, Puileys and HANGERS,
Pumps, Fans, Slide and Hand La,hes, Dni!
Presses, Wrought or Cast Railing, Columns and ID
Girders, Gas or Water Pipe, and MACHINERY
of every description. Superior CAsllN"s
made TO order al short notice and on reasonable
terms. On hand, several STEAM ENGlNE~'
eight horse power, and eight or ten LAlHES'
to which the attention of those in want is re-
nu.,tad NH 26--ly
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ROOTS AND SHOES.

A LEXANDRIA, VA. JANUARY lsT, 1851
~ RICHARD +. CROSS has this day asso-
cialed with MIN in business, JOHN W. LtGEN-
BEEL and HENRY c. FIELD, for the pur.
pose of carrying on GENERAL SHOE BtSl-
NESS. AT No. IA. KING STREET ALEXANDRIA, Va,
under the firm name and style OF CROSS.
LUGENBEEL & CO., where the public gene
rally are invited to call and examine their large
and wel-seIected Stock oi BCOTS, SHOES, &c,
which will be sold for cash, OF TO strictly pune
tuai customers, as low as they can be had
Quality cousidered) in this OF any other city.
N Particular attention paid 10 CUSTOM
WORK, both as to material and workmanship,
ard warranted to please. A call is respectfully
collected at the SHOE STORE OF
ian CROSS, LUGENBEEL X co.
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THONAS CLOVES, No. l46, Corner Of hins
| and St .4seph stress, Alexandria, Va., dealer
in GROCERIES, LIQUORS, Foreign and Dc
nestle: and attends to the sale of all kinds OF
Produce, Poultry, Butter, Pork, &c.
my r. II
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JOHN ARNOLD.

GOODS, FLOWERS. RIB.
BONS HATS, &c-JOHN r. EP.aNS
has jus: opened one of the finest stocks OF GOODS
in the above line that he has ever brought 10
this market, and as they were purchased on the
most favorable terms, he can offer inducements
that canno fail TO SATISFY the closest buyers
He ma mes in part BuNNETS AND Flats, OF
the latest styles; RIBBONS, ARTIFICIAL
FLOWERS, &c. Also large assortment OF
HATS. Of all descriptions, all Of which he OF,
fers as low as they can be bought this side OF
New York Call and see at No. 50. King
Street. sp 6
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GUNNER URlNkS-Siiyrr Medal premium
= MINERAL WATERS. Carbonaleu Cham
p5gno, md pure Crab CIDER, ALE AND Pok-
TER, several varieties, all Of them superior TO-,
and cheaper than any now TO be had IN towr;
TEMPERANCE CREAM MEAD. al excel.
lent article or children and adults liable TO con-
stipat!on.
LAGER BEER, now so highly recommeEf-
ed by Physicians. All the above articles for
sale at our depot, No. 3s, North Water street.
AIexandra.
EXCURSIONS and persons out OF town, furnish
ed OIL short notice by leaving orders at above
place, with cur wagon, or by mail.
je s-du ARNl q shlNN
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4 CARD.-Dr. WIN +. M.7SSIE most re-
~ sprctlully offers his professional services,
as Physician and Surgeon, to the citizens OF Al
exandria and the vicinity. Office No. 10, Wash
ington Street, east side, between King and Came
ron streets e Z2-tf
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T P. CLARKE, dealer in Paper Hanglngs
- Shades, and Fixtures, Curtain HangInss,
and Venitian Blinds, King street, Alexandra, Va.
iv i4-Gtf
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"a STORE FOR RENT-fhe new three
.is..A.srory BRlCH STORE, or the north SIDE
OF King street, recently occupied by "torge h
Blackjack a. an auction and Dry Goods store
Is for rent. The situation Ut this property IS IN
business part OF the city, and ITS complete
arrangene1,s tor any KIND OF mercantile ousi-
ness. renders it very desirable. Apply next
door, 10 huLST * co, or J. A. MlLbIhN'
corner OF King and Washington streets
NH Oft
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HATE, CAPS, BUSNETS, sc.

DHENIX HALL, HAT AND CAP ES-
TABLISHMENT-THE OPENING SPRING.
Gloomy Winter has now given place to the
verdure OF Spring This fact must torcihle I'm,
press on all, the necessity OF taking especial
care of the nobIes portion of the form divine.
Keep the head cool says the Philosopher
and to achieve that object. call immediately
and examine JOHN .ARNOLD'S selection OF
STRAW GOOnS, consisting OF Panama Mara
caibo. Pedal, Gossamer, Hiawarha. &c, nc.
Attention is particularly asked TO the late
style of SILK HATS, which comprises every
varety OF texture and elegance. FRENCH
SLOUGH HAT is offered which cannot he sur
passed, aud sight OF which is sure conviction
aides can be accommodated with every variety
of FLAT. The Childrens and Infants, fancy
STRAW HATS and CAPS are unsurpassed IN
beauty. These GOODS are direct from the In
uor,ers. and therefore can be sold as cheap as IN
any retail establishment North.
Ladies RIDING HATS OF all styles, and
every thing in the trade made TO order at the
shortest notice.
my PIT JOHN akNoLD.
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dealers generally. U. n. " ] WIN
f. f. WITMER
iy A H. SLAYMhKER

GAiNS-GREAT REDUCTION IN THE
ID PRICE OF Day GOODS FOR C,sH.-.ASHBY
q WOOD determined to sell off their present
stock, consisting Of large and elegant assort-
mrnt OF GOODS, suited 10 the wants OF the pre-
sent season are now Offering great Inducements
for cash-havInS more goods OF hand than We
desire 10 keep at one time, we have determined
To sell many of them for cash, less than they
cost US in New York As the above will only
ba continued for limited ti,re, those in want
Will do well to call as soon as possible, at
No 10, Kinc-street. le 20
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r TACEY, P.4PERHANGER, tPHOL-
d STERER, GLIDER, and HOUSE DE-
COR.ATOR IN GENERAL. whilst returning
his grateful acknowledgements TO his numerous
friends for their very liberal encouragement du-
ring the two years he has been amongst them.
assures them that it will be his continued EFFORT
TO serve them with promptness, and aImoderaie
charges, at his old stand, No. l49, north side
Kino street Alexandria. NH 20
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DARGAINS II DRY GOODS &c.-G X.
ID HITEER y BROS, invite the attention
OF their friends and purchasers generally, TO
their stock of GOODS, consisting of Ladies
Dress Goods. Mantles Shawls, Scaris, Embroi-
deTies &c also, good assortment OF Goods tor
Gen;lenen's, Boys, and Servants wear; Car
petngs, OH Cloths Mattngs, Rugs &c.
Wishing TO reduce our stock before laying in
our Fall Supplies, We are prenared 10 offer 10
those favorine us with call, Bargains not 10
be met with elsewhere. y
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"YDRANT HOSE. &C-Just received $50
ii feet OF / inch HYDRANT HOSE OF SUI
PerIor quality, with brass pipes and couplings
Also, $50 ieet OF 2! ard 3 inch Betting Pure
Gum Packing ! inch thick; Plain and Mixed
Packing, OF all thicknesses.
l.. NJ MCCORMICK,
10 25 Theatre Building.
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IT,, THE WASHINGTON, ALEA-
ksrsCANDRIA, AND GEORGETOWN
PTEAM PACKET COMPANY.-The steamer
FOLUMBLA, Capt James Harper, will leave
baltimore on Saturday, at o'clock, p. NJ. Re-
burning, leave Alexandria every Wednesday
Gomlng, al 7 o'clock
The steamer DLiMOND STATE, Capt. j.
ferwin, will leave Baltimore every Wednesday
y clock, p VI and returning, leave Alexan-
ia on Saturday at o'clock, p. NJ. For freight,
(pPiy TO WHEAT Il BRO, Agents.
All way freight will be required invariably in
PtNance NH 2-tt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-09
FITZPATRICK Il BURNS,
FAIRVIEW COTTON WORKS,
NEAR THE CANAL BASIN, ALEXANDRIA, VA.

Manufacturers of Mattresses Patent Spring
Hair, Cotton, Husk, and Moss; Cotton warp
Cotton Twine, aud Cotton Bats.
n Any description and size made to orGer
at short notice.
IL An assortment of the above articles al
,vavs m hand ap ST