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TRANSPORTATION 0FF1CE b. 4 o. R.R.,
l. 81 BEl slsgE WnEELIEG STATION, Nov 9Th, 1857.
NJ and after Sunday Evening Nov. sti, the Passenger
r No. and 10 p. NJ, Wheeling time. The Accommodation
DALI, iexgept Sundayal at $40 A Ne will
charge mt all te principal between
Whseting and Cumberland. The Accommodation train is
llisepntnuSG on East end OF road. l p u liif
The Rxpress train daily. at 4:lD p. NJ receive and
Discharge at the following only BEN
wood, 1Monidsvie, Cameron, Burton, BentonS Ferry,
Fairnot RetteEman, GrAiun, RoElsburR, Piedmont Cum
1eFland ater Station 81 Johns Kun, MsTtnsbuTE
harpers Ferry Mpnocacy, SykesVtIle and Washington
Junetlon The Ail train daily (eAcept Saturday, 10
eIpAl EtatIous.
The trains VIII arrive follows: Mall train n, Ex-
press train lUi5 a. NJ, Accommodation traIh from Cum
berland, at 6:S6 r. NJ, Wheeling time. lgii f0e..1
s '.ea IS. &. w0oDsIDE, Supt
r noFq .l..e al |.a J.B FORD, Agent. si-i.l
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ODD FELLOWS DIRECTORY

Nitgiuius Lodge No. 3.-Neets every ThursdAy
rnngatt the Hail. corner OF Market and streets
'ISEs Y. HIL, n. g.; B. II. Carr, Secretary.
Franklin Lodge No. 13.-Asets as abOveevery
Aaaaay evening. DAVID BAYuA, n. G.i Hfttidm ~
HeHassa ssrrs.nrr
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Mnrrisbnrr p. =. q
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

THE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Allan
Il tic cities with Western, Sorth-WssteTD, and SOUTH
Western States by continuous RoiiEay direct This road
also CONNECTS ptslurRh With daily line Of Steamers
al ports the Western Rivera, and At Cleveland aud sam
dusy with Strnmers all ports the EOrth-W Western
LaktsS making the direct, cttdpet and FeiabEs
route by which FREIGHT be forwarded to and fren
the Great Hest.
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND PITTsBURGH
FIRST CLASS-Boots Shoes, Hats and 80
Sn DES a SUzes % Sss Oe leo
Feathers, FuTs, Ts,&c....................
SECOND GLASS Domestic Sheeting,l
shrtinR and Fekng, tin original bales * - 100 =,
Drugs Cn cAsks,) Hardware, Leather, S 20 4sV 'N''
lin rolls or boNeS)WOOl and sheep Pslts
EastWHrd. - ~ @
THIRD. LAss.-AnviIs. Steel. chains Cin .
Goose q fR n saST9 asa FS s & M
ed, Except cigaTs or eut,) &c. &c. y
FOURTH oLASS-COnse, Rnh, ,BacOnSB Beef
and Pork I'm casks boxes, eaStUardl eo- -
Lard Lard OIL, Nails, Soda Ash, Ger W. pr iN' to''
Clay, Tar, Pitch. Resin. Re .If
FLOUIet-$l, per bbl until further notice
GRAINIn loads IS cents per IuO Ibs until further
notice, n iy- -f'if o.
farfher notfse EAa ii- ursiut nitiI
~ III ktifiP,ts s,,s's- -
pha, mark packages 'rftf Ia
Rtrodd" All Goods eonsned % the agents Of this road
detention. liI1l lIlHs
PREIdHT AGEIs-C EFans. 81 Kilby street Boston;
Clarke Astor Iouse and No William street, AID JChn
bGDOnaid Battery Place. NJ YOr; Pierce AGO Zanea
VILE, o; Irwin and Sprngman Brown, Cincinnati, o.
@ Medium, Madison, Ind Dnmesrils Bell CO, and
Carter JeWett, Louisville, Ky. g Oiley Co, EVans-
SIe uphis, Tenn; Leech Co, Chicago, ILL., lass, FoTt
Wayne, Ind; Sneeder, PhIlsi MagraW koons Bait-
II. IL. HUSTON, Gen1 Freight Agent, Philad.-i
jy1yl NJ. LoABAERI' snps-' Altoona, Pa b
aFVl@ E,T(IJT- dep A IRETNIIGN1se e4l
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FOR NORTuERN, SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
TRAVKBEItS.
Twice pAlLE, (sunday night exesptIO between Rich
mOnd and Washington City via GordoRsyie and Alex
andla, --1Al u -fi.f e 11iisi
Hours Of departure a. Rich
m6nd.. 6:t5 A. u. and 7sS0 p. NJ
Returning leave lTAslinsten--6 A H. and P. NJ =
Arrive iFs at Isehaaoid I.s6 r. ii. and4 AN.
BaEgaEe checks and tickets, given trOssh RIeh
Washlngtpn. .s-s3-
THESE TWO RAILROADS HAVING no STRAP RAIL,
being excellent order, and CARRYING THE GREAF
NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN MALL giEs he hsst EaaTsn
antee Of aHays securing = shown - aEF1
the Steamboat line. ls4s seeas @iA ~ i.-i
R4RE RicttoND AND 80
An ni Be found alr ready % take fhr0Ngh
and thelf q geafine apparel beteen
the tive pfpoGs nee Of charge With ample dine for them
take their meals whether going North Or South. -
Wasngton at the Terminus of the Road, nearly eoid
peted to Danviles An Agent Of ths Company
te Checks of paengefd from the Danyie Road, and a.
te 70 theE bagsage all the way % o.. Bal
tlmoFe Depot rs -sssTs - fsasiff BiH a5l
The teEs 5y ts a line b the cd stesboat
TheEetl change Or night between isli-'
Inond and Alexandria. -.-s Il. rs f.l +.
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SEWING MACHINES.

= I9EIiIIINIT TlIIl1-I - Ill
HAVE The AEsney Exeeisior seuing Maehines pFies
sSU, OF $500. Gan be n my Wareh6St South end
Market, In operation Saturday from u TO l9 O'Clock
aFi ava, WIlEtE.
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Connections.

Connections are made by all throuey trains follows:
AZ OleVelrnd with trains for Toledo Detroit Chicago and
.West also for Eric, Dhnkrk, Buhhlo, Niagara
Palis and Canada. tl,.4 5s.t-.Es -af 81 iEi5
tsteubenye and Delair, with the teubenyllle Ind
ana aud Central Ohio Railroads. for Cad1, COshoeon N,W
ark Rrnesvils, ZRnesvie, Wilng Lancaster, Column
bus Cincinnati, lbdapapOlis and ST. Louis. a.
Al Wheeling, with baltimore Ohio Raroad, for Cum
HaTper's Ferry, Baltimore and Washington City
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nc CORRESPONDENTS

Lr1IBs concerning subscription, advertising other A.
OF the InteIgencer, should be addressed to
tss concerning the editorial department Of the paper,
,osi be addressed BditOrs jointly or to either one
Correspondents writing publication, will please write
oaly en- side OF the paper.
nd secure more prompt attention to correspondents than
Lay night otherwise receive.
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L and Through Tickets can be purchased at the Yari-
oug oees the line; also ut the Union Ticket Oce, OPP
postte the Levee, whesng, Hn and the UaiOn ONCE,
81 Superior ST., Cleveland, Ohio. .at 4 e
transportation Once, o r r RI C.E GOTHAM
Cleveland, Dec. as, 1851. Mast. Transportation.
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opPfCE-Corner of Main and Quincy streets
Entrance from Quincy st.
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kls, 3
EOS and Monday, Dee q 1851, trains VIII run as
q l5stsy - LEAVE oLEvELAND: al4 3l.fg =
t100 A, NJ. Mail rrain stopping stations; arriving
Ct Pittsburgh at 7:25 T n, aud bridgeport ut
~ T:9UPM. s s7lit ,AFi1
si.$ t..se -f LEAVE PTTTsB URGu: =
$3.50 A. Express Train, stops at AZ regular staHo"s,
lPoTt Homer, sloans, and Deep Hun are nag
- Stations for this train,) arrives at BFidgepOTt
as ~ Siail stops at all way stations exs ptNev
's Salisbury, SunfnitVlle, Hanover, hOeiss-
ef ter. M0ultre, Winchester, Lima, EaFVille Bed
~ 81 ford and NeWhuTkk. dag stations for this
ttain) arrives at Cleveland at $50 p II, and At
est ~ Bridgeport atT:sO + NJ. e.
95l3l t.a LEAVE BRIDGEPoRT: .E u
81. Mail Train, arrives
ct PittAburgh At T:1b A d. ~ r.rI
t4 y. N. ENprass Tain stopping at
1ai (Oeep Run, SloanS, Port Homer are Nag eta
tions for this tramp arrives at PfttsbuEgh
p 81 and at Cleveland at 9.8O II II.
4QP. 81. Fast Express TFal stopping at all
SD tiOns, arriving at Pittsburgh at 9:lOPM
Rpt train from bridgeport to Cleveland daIyeaTeS
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TeIegraphic Despstches.

COLUMBUS, OHI,, March l8.--The bills to
repeal the acts passed by the last Legisla-
ture preventing kidnapping in Ohio, aud re-
fusiug the use of the State prisons for the
confinement Of fugitive slaves, has passed
the House by q majority. The bills bad
already been passed by the Senate by -
majority.
LOUISVILLE, March lS.-Mr. Maxwell, re-
siding near Bardstown, was found dead yes
terday morning. 1t has been discovered
since that be was murdered by his own ne
groes, one Of whom has confessed his partl.
cipation in the crime.
BUFFALO. March ia freight engine
ON the New York Central Railroad exploded
her builer this morning. near Batavia. fatal
ly it. jnrilg Il. Clarke, the engineer, and Sc
riously wouuding the brakeman and fireman.
Clarke has since died.
PITTsBUKG. March l9.-Yesterday morn
ing tour extensive cannon fuunderles OF
Knapp & Wade were entirely destroyed by
fire. The loss amounted to 100000, which
is insured.
New ORLEANS, March l7.--Sales Of ster-
ling bills have been made 10 this market as
low as 43(G5P cent.
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son, Arnet, Bailey, Barbour, Of c., Bass, Bird
Bowles, Byrne, Caperton, Cardwell, Carpenter
Carter. OF R, Chapman, Chase, Christian, Con
rad. Creigh. Dabney, Deane, Dejarnette, A. d
Dickinson, Fitzhugh, Graham, Hardy, Haskins
Hawks, Heath. Hunter, Kemble, Lee, Long
Mallory, Massie, OF r.. Massie. Of A, Mays
McCue, McKenney, Nelson, Nottingham, Pax
ton. Plymale, Prince, Ronald, Rufner, Rulher'
foord, Scott. Seldom, Segar, Stephens, Sweeney,
Tatum, Thompson, Thornburg, Ward, Woods,
Word-57.
NAYs-Mrssrs. Alexander, Ball, Bolssesu,
Bogle, Boreman, Brown OF Bedford, Brown OF
Petersburg, BurweII. Carter, Cassin, Coltrane'
Claybrook, Cockerlle, Cox, CreeI, Davidson,
Davis, Dickinson OF e., Bowman, DuckwalI,
Draper, Fnuntleroy, Garrett, Gatewood, Glib,
son, Gilmer. Grant, Gregory, Harper, Hoge,
Raymond, Hickman, Howery, Johnson Of [,
Johnston of H., Jones OF ApPomattox, Jones Of
Gloucester, Jones OF Merkienburg, Keen, kau'-
man, Kenper, Lane, Lundy, Lynn, Martz, Mar
tin, Mckay, Mckenzie, Miller, Morgan, Moody,
Mock, Osburn, ParrIl. Porter, Powell OF Lou
doun, Powell OF Hampshire, Preston, Riddlck,
Rlves, Seaman. Shepard, Sibert, Splitter, Stalna-
krr. Sturm. Thomls, Iomiin, Warwick, Wilcox,
Wilkinson, WlngieLd, Yancey and Yerby-75.
The question REQUIRED on ordering the bill to
a third reading, whereUpon,
Mr.. Raymond obtained the floor, and spoke
for SOM time in opposition TO the pending mea'
sure. At The close Of his remarks, the House
adjourned.
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AUCTION SALES.

r,RUSrEEs SALE OF A Wall aeLh
FARM IN ALEXANDRIA COUNT,
VlRGINIA.-By virtue Of a deed OF lrus'' bear
ing date on the l4th Of July, 1897. record
ed in Liber 5, No. 3, page z97, OF the iaio 'r-
cords of Alexandria, the undersigned trustee
will, ON Tuesday, the 20th day Of .AprA. I5.a'
al II o'eock, ~, on the premises, sell at P1o.c
auction. the valuable FARM, known a. 81
MFR HILL" containing ONE HUNDRED
AND FIFTY ACRES, on the Washington ana
Alexandria Turnpike Road, and about midway
between the two cities.
- The improvements consist OF a large ana
III III substantial FRAME DWELLING, II tH-
cel.ent repair, together with Stables, servants
Houses, and all necessary out building. ABOUT
100 acres are in a good state OF cultivation, and
the residue in Wood and Timber.
This FARM is situated within a haii hours
drive of the markets OF Washins'ou, Georg"-
town, and Alexandra, and possesses advantages
rarely met with. The land Is OF excellent
quality, and produces good crops o. Grain and
Grasses, and is regarded as one OF toe most DE-.
sirablr farms in the county.
TERMS OF SALE.-A sufficient amount IN cash
TO pay the expenses of the sale, aud $4,000 with
interest from the l4th Of July. 1897 and ne
residue payable on the l4th day Of January,
1859; the deferred payments TO bear interest
and to be secured by the bond of the purchaser
and a deed of trust on the property.
Major Tochman, residing on the premises, "I.I
shew them to any one desiring 10 purchase.
|. LOUIS KINZER, Trustee.
mh s-2awts NAT Int
" Immediately after the sale OF the Land
above mentioned, | will, with the consent OF The
owner) sell all the stock OF Personal
PROPERTY on said premises, consisting OF
HORSES, CATTLE, hogs, farming implements,
and agricultural machinery, wagons, carriages,
and household and kitchen furniture. Terms al
sale. |. l.. klNZER, Trustee.
NH I5-2aWts
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Later from Mexico,

new ORLEANS, March lS.-Aivices from
Miuautlsu, Mexico, t. the 9TH insi, report
that the forces of the Zuloasa faction were
advancing to hesicge .Minatitlan, which was
held BY Gov. Sa.oz. a Constitutioualist.
The schooner Major Barbour, with THU
zen officers, under command Of E1-Presi-
dent Salas, had arrived at MlnauIlan, but
were not allowed to land there. The vessel
was consequently compelled to return, and
is DOW ln the river coming Up to this city.
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BY S. ]. McCORMICK-AucroNEFR
TRUSTEES SALE OF PROPERTY IN

BY S. J. McCORMICK-AUcnoNEFR
TRUSTEES' SALE OF PROPERTY N
THE CITY OF ALEXANDRIA By
virtue OF a deed of trust dated the gth day Of
March, 1853, from L. w. Smith, 10 the under
signed, and recorded in Liber q, No. 3. page
52s, OF the Land Records of Alexandra county,
We will offer for sale, at public a~uctiou, on ne
l2th day of hpriL, 1858, the following property
III A TENEMENT and LOT OF GROUND
Il +. on the east side OF Water, between Duke
aud Wolfe streets, formerly occupist by Joan
Muncaster, fronting on Water street - lee, ana
in depth 1913 feet 5 inches, more or less. @iao.a
LOT OF GROUND adjoining the above, .ront
ing OF Water street, 80 feet | inch, an n depth
1913 feet 5 inches. Also, a LOT ADJOINING tine
first mentioned on the North, fronting Oh Water
street rs feet, and in depth 80 feet.
The last named lot was conveyed 70 Hugh
Smith by the Mayor of Alexandria, by dero Of
the Sd OF May, ls4s: under a sale for taxes and
by the said Hugh Smith conveyed TO / ".
Smith.
Sale to take place at 10 o'clock, NJ, at the
Mayors Office.
Terms One fourth TO be paid in cash, ard
the residue in 9, II, Is, and "a months, with IN
terest. The title to be retained until the deferred
payments have been made.
c. W. WATTLEs, lTrustees.
J. p. SMITH.
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CPRING STYLES FOR 1888 FIRST
= CALL on SCHOOLHERR & BRO, los
KING STREET Pane Prices for this n,tc and mjst
desirable STOCK or CLOTHING, which are
now opening by this well-known firm. They
take pleasure TO inform the public that they
made large purchases all through the panic in
American GOODS, as well as in imported
CLOTH and CASHMERE, TO which they coll
particular attention. Their Stock contains a
larger assortment than usual, all made up in
costume st, lie, ard bought unusually low. As
they have made prompt payment. and some
cash at command, they have had opportunities
offered OF which very few in this country,
in their branch of business, can boast. You
will do well TO give them a call, and after salts
tying yourselves, TO inform your nelghbors OF
the fact. Their intention 5 TO satisfy and please
their customers. No effort will be spared
through them Remember well
SCHOOLHERR Il BRO los King-st,
NH eft Sd door below the Marshall House.
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DIED,

Suddenly, on Tuesday morning last, at his
residence In Loudoun county, about SIX miles
south of Leesburg, IGNATlUS ELH'lN, a wor-
ID, Citizen. In the slXllelh year OF MS age.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-22

The Turkish admiral is going through the
rounds Of Official visits in Washington. lie
speaks in high terms of our country.
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o. PER CENT SAVING TO FARMERS.
r)J -HARES PATENT CONCENIR.f-
TED BLOOD MANURE is beyond all doubt

~. PER CENT SAVING 70 FARMERS.
oil HIRES PATENT CONCENTRA'
TED BLOOD MANURE is beyond all doubt
the most powerful and valuable Fertilizer ever
offered to the public. How long will Agrlcul-
furIsts submit to the Guano Monopoly. whilst
they have The above more potent and more
Valuable Fertilizer, at thirty per cent. less COST
Read the annexed Certificates aud then try 1t
along side OF the best Peruvian Guano, and let
the result speak for itself.
Cotfcate Of Or. Hayes.
The specifications OF DIR. Hare and }. odam,
having been submitted 10 me. | have found the
c imposition OF matter on which they are founded
to be highly heterogeneous and iernentabie com
mound, containing the essentials OF a fertilizer OF
the highest character, and also the food for sus.
tanning crops 10 the time OF their maturing.
| regard this enterprise OF manufacturing a
guano instead OF importing II, d practical and
important undertaking, iavorably affecting the
interests OF our common country.
Respectfully, A. A. HAYES, NJ. ID.
Assayer TO State OF Massachusetts,
C,rffcGts Of Professor Booth.
Upon examining the composition OF the best
Peruvian Guauos, | can perceive no ground Tor
assuming It TO be the best that can be made
On The contrary. there is always present more
or less OF supestiuous matter, sometimes in
large quantity. The composition proposed by
Odam Il Hare's Patent, is, in my estimation, SUI
perior TO that of the best Guanos, or to any 9th
er artificial manure OF which have heard, and
| think myself the more entitled 10 give this
positive opinion, from the unlocked tor results
OF the action OF sulphuric acid on animal matter,
which | obtained in experiment, but which were
antlc pated by the Patent in question.
Respectfully Yours, JAMES c. BOOTH.
Certfcais of Professor Fraser.
At the request OF parties Interested, | have no
hesitation IN stating my opinion, that the mode
OF preparing an artificial manure, by acting
upon animal matters by suIphurlc acid, as de.
tailed in DR.. Hare's Patent, aud mixing the re.
suit in, substance with animal. charcoal ami
phosphate OF Lime, Is correct in theory, and al
though | have had noopportuni'y OF testing the
manure thus formed practically, | have no
doubt that a manure formed by the mixture Of
these ingredients in proper proportions would
be found at least TO equal in It's effects the best
Guano JOHN +.
November %, 1856.
ltl $ put up in bags OF one hundred ard fifty
pounds each, and sold at S45 per nett ton.
JOHN L. MIFFLIN, Sole Agent,
1879 South Wharves, above Walnut ST, Phil a.
NH 22-wlm
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NOTlCE.-The subscriber, having p~urchas-
~ ed of A. l.. Gregory his entire Stock ef
Go IDS and interest in the STOVE and TIN BUSi-
NESS, is prepared 10 execute, with promptnsss,
all orders for Plain ard Japanned TIN WAKE,
or other work in his line. He will also keep
OH hand an assortment OF Cooking and Parlor
STOVES, Parlor Crates, Sales, Reirlgerators,
Water Coolers, Pumps, &c, together with all
other articles usually kept in similar establish
ments. Gmh l5l H. |. GREGORY.
N. BAH persons having claims will pre-.
sent them. and those indebted TO me- are request
ed to settle without delay with E. H. Gregory,
at the old stand, IFS kins street, who is author.
lied to receipt bills, and use my name in the
settlement of my business.
NH l3--im A. L. GREGORY.
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Mrs. Mary Allison, the Oldest resident OF
r ,ckingham, died near Port Republic d lew
days ago, at the age of lO2 years.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-22

Major Ramsay, is directed TO the command
Of the Washington Arsenal.
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DIDGELY, HAMPTON & Co. WHOLESALE
II DEALERS IN TOBACCO, Al, kuG STREET,
have in store a large stock OF ths following
brands Of TOBACCO:
"Crumpton's" premium b Jumps IN IN foil
81. S. Hale's" Extra aue cured. in fancy b0Tes
Game Cock" Twist, in tin foil
"Dew Drop" Twist
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a EW GOoDs,-Velvet Ribbons, black ard
colored fringes, Shetland Wool, Brass
Hoops, French Working TIda aad Spool Cot
ton, Hair Brushes, India Rubber Tuck, DTes
sing, and Long Combs, Slipper Patterns, Gold
and Silver Braids, Hair BraIds, French and
American Pomade, silk and Cotton Elastic,
Waite Split Zephy. Worsted, double Zephyr
Worsted; also. a large lot OF Hosiery, Which
will sell at reduced prices. For sale at
mn q c. G. BERRY'S, IL, King-st
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Geore.,own oat,I. Market, March 80.

The offerings OF beef cattle at the yards yes
,erdav. amounted to i65 head, lU5 OF which were
purchased by District butchers at $50 pass on
the hoof, equal TO S6.2aGlO nett. The remain
ing 70 were lett over. Owing TO the high prices
demanded by the drovers, the butchers refused
TO purchase any more than was actually neees'
sary to supply the immediate demands OF their
customers. Sheep very dull, and but few sell.
ing; held at S4.75 y 100 lbs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-22

I AIDES AUCTION.-Whl be soiu, "a, av,-
4 ton, and at retail, at tue Store, No. .8 on
King street, one door West of Fairfax street,
commencing on Sal, rdoy morning. >oh u.i-
also, Tuesday, 23d, aud Thursday, 2.a"r "' I'D
O'Clock, fl NJ the largest assortment oil fashion,
able JEWELRY ever offered in Alexandra
consisting in part OF 5000 GOLD AsD liver
WATCHES, OF various patterns, suca as are
rarely found in the United States. The Watches
are OF the best quality manufactured. and Of
handsome style; also, the most fashionable as
sortment of Ladies JEWELRY, such as Cameo
Pins, Bracelets, Ear and Finger Rings, Opal
do. OF every pattern; Garnet, Jasper, Ruby n
sets or otherwise, TO suit purchasers. Gold
CHAINS from 7 to Is caret fine, and OF all styles,
together with a large assortment OF Fancy
~Jewelry. G. w. TAYLOR, Agct
n. B.. Also, every evening at O'Clock, Gen
tlemen's Auction Sale. All GOODS sold With
out reserve. mh iS-al
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W VALUABLE BOOKS Al GREATLY RE-
Y pUCED PRICES.-NarratIve OF a Tour
through America, kurdlstan, Persia, &c by
Rev. Horatio Southgate, 2 vols. l.mo 81 %.
Oregon and California, in 1915, by }. Quinn
Thornton, 2 vols. l2mo., 81.
What | Saw in California, by Edwin Bryant,
l2mo, IS cts.
ClovernoOk, or RecUllections OF our Neigh
borhood in the West, by Alice Carey, l2mo.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-22
Congress.

In the Senate. on Saturday, Mr.. Bayard,
from the Foreign Affairs Committee, submit
ted a report and resolution in relation to mat
ters between this country and China.
The consideration Of the Kansas bill was
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Mr.. Hale. who made a speech in opposition
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The House Of Representatives, in Com
mittee of the Whole, discussed the Deficiency
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