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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-05

THE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Allan
cities with Western, Norti-western, aud South
Western States RoilWay direct. This
at Pittsburgh with daily line of Steamers
all ports the Western Rivers, and at Cleveland and San
dusEy NIL the North. Western
lakes; masking the direct, ceHp6s and TeliILls
route by which FREIGHT % aud
the Greut HeSt.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-05

LIME IMPoR- I'D CT JARS AND CHEWING TOBACCO
II just received and for sals ~
A. EDWARDS BRO. =
Monroe and Market atFeets.
myll npposIte M'IaFe House.
FOR MouKN1NG.-RIaek Tama,,n Cloth and chaliies
spso HEIsKELL . swEAnp;GEE.
CPERM CANDLRs-Jast received and for sale By
- myi1 W. a. EnWAttnG BRO
0NET-Philadelph and Daniulafp Rhbt Netsa taken
W Tor goods, BY wtlEsLkN tAklN,
sspto No.a Washington HAL.
20 Doz LeghO Hat, iust resolved aad geF tais Low
GU WhOlssale and Retail, b.
Apo 8 y NARena eoN.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-05

In connection with the above keep every Kind OF mi
steal insrument5 and musical Iaerehandse ecneraly.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-05

SHEET MUSIC.
rhelarges stock OF sheet musle musical works &C. &C.
lathe Western country.
~ Music sent 70 any address, postage free--Ra
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-05
TRANSFORMATIONS.
Cleveland, PIttsburg & Wheeling
RAIL ROAD.
ssesRsss1 elecR4< @7

/ Cleveland, Pittsburg & Wheeling
RAIL ROAD.
Ea gHzEa - go
SfyeZSssls EszTSsg5.--sZ g -
ON and after Monday, March Sss, (sundays eNceptedl
] " Trains viii follows;
LEAVE cLEYEI.AND:
l:iO p NJ Mail Train, stopping all stations; arrive at
Pittsburgh at SIS Z. NJ. and bridgeport at SAC
1880 p ~ Express Train stopping at all regular stations;
(Elst Rochester ana New Salisbury are dag sta
tons for this train) and arrive at Pittsburgh at
1850 a. n
LEAVE Bridgeport;
clio NJ Express Train, stopping all regular staonG;
arrive at Pittsburgh at Il:25 A. NJ. and at CleYe-
land ct 2;5J p. II.
4:'o p Mai Train stepping at AL regular stations ar
arrive at Pittsburgh At s:55 p. ".
LEAVE PITTsBUKGI
A. NJ. Mall Train stopping all stations, and arrives
at Cleveland At 2:55 p NJ. and at Bridgeport at
,.oo =, ll:G6 A. ~ stations. ~.
rive at Bridgeport at SAG p. NJ.
But bridgeport Cleveland daily-leaves
Tickets Bridgeport Pittsburgh and
turning, sS,75. Good t1ro Days o'iiy.
COnnecIJoua.
Connections ma by all through trains follows:
Cleveland trains Toledo, Detroit Chicago and
Fails and Canada.
AT Stcubenye and Beair, with SterbenviIle Ind
and Contra Ohio for Cadz Coshocton New
ark Barnesve Zlnesrlle, Wr1nston Lancaster Column
bus, Cincinnati, indianapolis and st. Louis.
At Wheeling, with Baltimore Ohio Railroad, for Cum
berland HarPers Perry, Baltimore AND Washington CITY
Local through tickets purchased various
offices the line also the Union Ticket Office, opposite
snperin' en,lant's oGee, c PRR, JAMES FARMFR,
Cleveland, March 4, 1888 mh6 Sup't.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-05

Pianos, Melodeons, every kind Of musical iustr
ments tuned and repaired.
- an 50 Ids warranted At this establishment. nov5
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-05

z. GEsT, Pres't, W. w. BAYLEY, Act. sups,
Cincinnati. GAINESVILLE, o.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-24
The French Emperor.

The New York Times of Wednesday last.
,.o,sjns the following paragraph, apropos of
,,s recent attempt upon the life of the En-
paror:
,,n, rr.iJent in Paris, and probably more
O";I,ar with the political world of France
49,, any other American, In writing to a
lend 10 this city, makes some very interest
-, remarks upon the character of the present
rnH,er,r Of the French, which we IRE permit
ted to publish;
aConsti,uuonally, Napoleon is as much Of
r,,l,.t as a man can be, and events have
.,frmri his natural tendency. He will
Lave a big rather than a great name In his
,orv OF genius, 10 the true, however indef-
.an.. Of that word, be has never yet Civ
- aov proof. In civil matters, supposing
ts .,.rtns point and data TO be good and
s.o,1 he has shown a rare judgment. perfect
sfc,rf ience. completely amazing To
r,soehrpen IN these latter years and q
.,,'rg steady will. In military concerns
tho most fortunate feature Of his lucky Ca
,sar nerhaps, was that which saved him
Tam o,inr 10 the Crimea. 10 matters Of de-
rail. strange to sag, be IS miserably deficient.
a. sm assured hy NJ. his leading min
,s,er during the Prince-Presidenoy. His forte
he, in "a few ~yrandioSe conceptions-sreat
nrInclples, as he would call them: Conoen-
,-.te all power in Paris; keep the terminating
knot or tie of concentration between bis
numb and inger-hold the army we'll in
a.ni-repay the first utbreak at compound
interest without a chance Of discouut-cis-
rat, the Press. and e%xtinguish the natural
.,ri, Of nan in all FrenChmen, high and low,
lg a doe infusion OF the artificial spirit Of the
rli--.'
We presume the Tilmss, in introducing
M. portraiture of LOUIS Napoleon, refers to
Wm. W. Maun, esq, of Augusta, Ga. for
u,Dv wears the Paris correspondent of the
N,uonal Iutelllgencer. and author of the
,.rv brilliant aud atle letters which appear
Il iour or five years ago in the Southern
Literary Messenger. Mr.. Mann is unques-
t0aasly bet er informed upon all subjects
reatng T. France than any one else IN this
country. aud, we might add, than nlne-teaths
Of TIE members Of the Legislative Assem- bly,
,,..i -RferSbury ErpreSS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-24
Congress.

10 the Senate, yesterday, after the passage
Of several private bills, and the introduction
Of sundry petitions aud resolutions, Mr.
Bell, of Tennessee, presented the res buttons
of the Legislature OF that State, requesting
him to resign bis seat in the l. 5. Senate.
Mr.. b addressed the Senate at length on the
resolutions, and gave his reasons for net COM
plying with the request.
In the House of Representatives, Mr.. Craw-
ford from the committee of ways and means,
reported a bill to supply the deficiency in
the appropriations for the printing, &c. OF
the 33i and 34th Congress. Ia committee
of the whole the Indian appropriation bill
was considered
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-24

say- Vox Populi. IN discussing the proPrI-
ETY. of Transferring the election OF certain obi
GERS back from the people To the City Councils.
asks what advantages would result the.efrom.
These seem To me- 10 be manifest. as stated IN
a communication a tew days since.
The members OF that body certainly can
more readlly a,cer,a ain the qualifications OF the
numerous candidates, than the mass OF voters,
and consequently, with a iue sense OF the re-
sponslblllty resting upon them, would be more
likeIy 10 select these best suited Tor the desired
situation. Moreover 1t would make our tlec
tious less a reason OF excitement, by aliaylng
tina, almost universal thirst Tor office that the
present system engendors.
The very fact he mentions as an objection
that We would nave the same officers yedI after
year, !. a decided advantage. tor constant chan
yes are INJURIOUS, not only 10 the experienced
incumbent who is removed, and 10 the II wee
VINO Is initiated. but 10 the ,lILens who must ne
cessarIly suffer from the want OF the latter 5 Ia
m~ilIsrity with the duties o. his sta ton. AS to
the Likelihood that the members Of the Council
would place Themselves in nomination., we mast
remember that NontesquIeu has observed, that
while honor is the principle OF a Monarchy,
rri,u is that OF a De mocraCy and Il Is only by
guarding this iealously, that oar free lnstItu-
tons are 10 be prrpr:ua,ed. We must there,
fore eject such OF our fellow citizens, only, 10
that body, as are worthy OF confidence, and VINO
would be guided by what they deemed best tor
the community. In line, We must bear III mind,
that public offices were never intended TO be
sought after as d means of h]reIlood. but are
merely necessary opportunities TO the m"cnIll'
cry of Government l.
teb DIT
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-24
Navy York HnAl EaiaLc.

The assessed value Of the real estate in
New York this year. isS3G9 32i 9O3, last year
1852, 1877 800; Increase ST. l34,l 100. The
Whole amou 1t of property Of d public chsrac-
ter exempted from taxation this year Is S58,-
4S2 $50, as iollows:--Corporatinn property
S33 .S02 $50; church property, religious, char
table societies., theological schools, cemeter-
les, &c. Sl7 254 100; property used for benev-
client ard literary Purposes 81 ,12S. 500, owned
by the State Sl79,0O0, own0d by the United
States 81 500, 900
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-24
MARRIED.

In Charlottesville on Tuesday morning, by
Rev. J. Henry Smith, B H.. MAGRuDER, esq
member OF the House OF Delegates from Abe.
marie county, to Miss ANN ENELlNA NOR
RS, daughter OF the late Ople Norris, esq.
At the National Hotel. Washington city, d.
C., February I'D. by Rev. J. {. Graubury. Mr..
JAMES ". PAYNE, and Miss MARIA r..
JONES, both OF Charlottesville, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-24

". have detailed commercial advlces brought
By the steamship Africa, from Liverpool, TO
Saturday, February 3. The further reduction
o, Bank rates to q per cent, was unexpected,
though a, all the London authorities concur IN
stating that Money is superabundant in the
op.E market at even lower rates, IL ought not 10
create surprise, The English funds advanced
10 ~ per cent. after the announcement. The
RAJ way market showed increased hrmness.
Foreign Securities generally were higher. and
American Stocks IN larger demand.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-24
BIZ MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
Later from Europe.
ARRIVAL OF THE ANGLO SAXON.

PORTLAND. ME-, Feb. 23.-The steamer
Anglo Saxon has arrived, with later Euro
rean news. Bresdstuffs were dull. Cotton
had advanced The political news is of
little Importance.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-24

I iBERTY HALL!-OrEN EVERY DAY AND
Evening THIS WEEE-Can be seen ON )
O'Clock, a. NJ, to 10 O'Clock, P M-The great
est combination of LIVING WONDERS III the
world
Prof ALEXANDER MONTANA. the living
Skeleton, holds his ievees each day and even'u -.
Or. J. 4. CLARKE. exhibits himself entwIn-
ed III the folds o~llivins serpents; some Of which
are IA ieet IN length.
TOM THUMB the second, 20 years old; 81
inches high.
THE OHIO FAT BOY, IA years old, and
weighing near 400 pounds.
The WILD WOMAN, from the Opofonoko
Swamps, Florida.
THE OURANG OUTANG, or BEA>TW O-
MAN. rom the interior OF Atrica-and the arg
est collection OF ANACONDAS ), and BOA
CONSTRUCTORS, ever exhibited.
Tickets - cents-ChIlGren and servants half
nrice. feb 23-d5t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-24

The Pupils in this Department, studying the
common English subjects, with the rudImentS Of
Latin, French, and Mathematics, have the ad-
vantages OF being taught, in large part, by the
gentlemen above named-all VirgInians, aud
graduates of the University of Virginia-be-
sides which, competent Female teachers will be
employed. Unusual efficiency, 1t is thought,
will thus be given TO this important Department.
The next session begins September 18th, and
ends the last OF June. For terms, &c, apply 10
either of the Principals, or to
Rev. JOHN A. BROADUS, President
Board of Trustees, Charlottesville, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-24
u7ARRENToY HoUsE.-The undersign

NlTARRENTON HOUSE.-The undersign.
w ed takes great pleasure in informing his
many friends and acquaintance both far and
near that he has taken sole charge of this well
known HOTEL and is now prepared TO give TO
every one who may chose to call, accommoda.
tons OF the very best kind. He has engaged
as an assistant the services OF Mr.. Hugh L.
kemper aho is known 10 the community as a
gentleman admirably qualified for the position.
A most excellent and convenient BAR is attach
ed 10 the House, where superior LrQUoRs ard
SEGARs will be kept al all times The Warren
renton House is situated in the centre of the
town, on main street, and thereby entirely con
venient 10 all. Porters will be al the cars morn
ing and evening TO escort passengers up Inc
Proprietor hopes that his friends will not forget
him and and feels confident that ne can gave sat
~isfaction to all VINO may scjourn WIN MN.
JAMES DkSHlELDS.
W,,.a,on V, Ian Il-pOZm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-24
sshlpwreck and Los Of Life.

New YORK, Feb. 23.-lnformation has
been received that the ship John Milton from
the Cbincha'. has been wrecked on Mnntauk
Point, and the officers and crew lost. Eight
dead bodies have been washed ashore.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-24

s1y~ Permit me To say a WORD through the
Gazette, as so much has been SAID, about The
Long Bridge and Railroad. This IS W ashington S
best avenue OF trade, and Is generally so con
sidered by all vel informed on the subject 10
our loss; and therefore the bridge viii Ue Kept
up by that city If possible, and the proof has
been given in her providing the means OF re-
pairing the said bridge. But now stands our
interest in the Canal, with the Aqueduc! no"
near ready 10 give way. The Guy Councils
have been Obliged to loan the Canal Company
Xz.45O to repair the said work. | risk nothing
when | say. II is d fixed fact, that the Canal IS OF
more real benefit 10 the city o! Alexandra than
either of the Railroads, aud yet we nave those
among us who would make var on II, and
make the canal play second to The bridge, that
is diyerting our trade every day from IL, and
making our Marketing and Wood higher, which
our Mechanics and laborln. men eel; and II
this policy ID carried out must al last burden
this City with rebuilding the Aqueduct al a cost
not lar from 100000 IN Corporation bonds, on
which there would be an annual interest OF
$4,000, winch must be paid by " direct tax or
we forever lose the Canal, with the chance OF
water privilege, by a proper effort OF the Board
of Public Works OF Virginia Tins fellow
citizens is the PLAIN truth, and no humbu= about
.4mile Railroad from burk"'s station 10 George
town; and as the City Election Is at hand
submit the proprlrty Of sending gentlemen 10
the Council known 10 he favorable 10 he m
tersst OF said Cauai. and il! possible save t"l>
people from $4,000 extra tax, by getting the
Federal Government to build said Aqueduct, and
granting the right OF way over II for the United
States Mail. feb 24-l1l OLD Ribil.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-24
R.pnrted Sale OF n adriatic.

New YORK, Feb. % i: is reported here
that the Collins mail steamer Adriatic has
been sold to the Russian government fer
GOO, 900 Isl, 900, 900
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-24

C'HERlFF'S SALE.-Will be sold on SGtur-
- day. the Pm inst for cash, at the k-shop
ofJOHN GRIMMELL, corner OF Fayefte aud
Commerce streets, all his Machinery, Engines,
Ploughs, Castings, Unfinished work, and otherar-
ticIes; to satisfy executions in the name of Mel
son Seamour and others. Sale 10
at ~ o'clock. +. SANGSTER, Sheriff.
feb 22-hfs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-24
Wauenton, Va, Jan l4-eo2m

CTEAM SAW-MILL The undersigned
would respectfully announce TO the public
that their Steam Ssw.Mill IS now in operation,
about four miles West of Culpeper Court House,
and that they are now prepared to furnish lum-
Der OF every description at the shortest notice
and upon reasonable terms, comprising all the
usual kinds suitable for building purposes.
They nave on hand about four thousand feet
OF various kinds-sone we'll seasoned.
JEFFRIES l. GAINES.
Cnlpeper Co. feb l-eo6m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-24

say~ A CARD understand there is a
report in circulation, preludicral 10 me. as a can
dliate tor the Office 70 which | aspire, 10 the
elect, that should be elected | would not be
able 10 give the security. nc In reply, | can
only say, | would not place myself IN a position
so mortiiying to myself and friends, were not
fully aware that could give the required bond
And in conclusion. | would say 10 the voters OF
this County, don't permit yourselves TO be de
ceived by such poinca! t1ckery If elected
pledge myself TO give the bond and discharge
the duties in person. Respectfully,
feb 23-3t h. L. NpNhof
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-24

JUST RECEIVED direct rom the manuiac-
u tory, d large and excellent assortment OF
loOR LOCKS AND KNOBS, the best ever
st'red n thus market, To which. with a general
assortment OF BUILDING HARDWARE, we
au'r the attention OF Builders. Carpenters, and
.rrs. They Will be sold low, wholesale or
st.a. BARLEY 4 TRlPLETT,
th z! King ST. 4 doors below Fairfax.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-24
Grent Robbery Of Fire Arms.

BALTIMORE, Feb. 23.-The gunsmith shop
of |. e. J. Meyers was robbed last night Of
$1,000 worth Of guns and pistols. No trace
of the robbers has been discovered.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-24

Sold in Alexandria, BY PEEL y STEVENS,
Wholesale Agents; WM A. HART, J. R
PIERPOlNT. and by Druggists generally,
throughout the United States. feb 22-eolw
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-24
DIED

On the 9th instant, al Mountain View, Far.
fax county, Va, OHIO BERkLEl, aged %
years, son OF john W. Berkeley.
On the 18th u.timo, n Lewis County. Ken
lucky, FENTON +. ADAMS. III the my first
year OF mis- oge, son of the late Captain Peter
Adams, OF FauquIer county, Virginia
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-24

TRUSTEE'S SALE.-By virtue OF a deed OF
trust TO the undersigned, from SIlas J. Saun-
ders and wife, dated August LIST, 1886. and re
corded in tue office OF the Clerk oil the County
Court OF Fairfax county, will be offered Tor sale,
Oh the premises, on the l7h day Of yAprii nert,
the TRACT OF LAND, in said county, called
"CRACKER HILL" with sundry other Tracts
adjacent thereto, containing in the aggregate
about POS ACRES, all lying about three miles
from Alexandria, on the south side OF Hunting
Creek, on the road leading from Alexandria TO
Mount Vernon.
TT. There are good BUILDINGS on said pro-
L. perty, ready for occupation. A further des-
crlption will be given hereafter.
JERNs.-One. fourth cash the remainder IN
equal payments, with interest, al i, II AMI Is
months. respectively. Title reserved I'LL the
purchase money be paid.
D. FUNSTEN, Trustee.
feb ~I6-IaWawSpotS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-24
The Weather.

BALTIMORE, Feb. % -rher 2j'. Clear.
Wind y. W.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 23.--Ther. 23!'.-
Ciear. Wind \. W.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-24
A LBEMARLE FEMALE INSTITUTE
~ LOCATED AT CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va
.1sSociatf Principals for General Mana. enent:
INHN HART NJ

ALEX. ?. ABELL.
FAGLTI FOR COLLEGIATE DEPARTMENT.
JONI HART, NJ. A., Moral Philosophy and
Mathematics.
CRAWFORD H. Toy. NJ. A, Natural Sciences,
History, and Literature.
WILLIAM n. BRoSAUGH, NJ. A., Ancient Ian
guages and Modern Languages.
JAMES NJ. Deems, Music, Vocal and lnstru-
mental.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-24

FURTHER VIOLENCE IN WAsmSGToS.-fes-
terday afternoon, between four and five o.
clock, two brothers, Vim. and Patrick Far
reIl. bricklayers, and u companion named
Kiusley, were returning from their work on
tho Island, and called at n tavern on Penn
sylvania averue, between 4 and 9Th street,,
to drink. Alter cumlng out they were a..
sault.d w two persons. Cne ct whom was
named q %. Williams. originally from Balti-
more. The event was that til" FArrei.s sue
cessiuliy defended themselves from their as
sallanis, but uUt before one of them was Sc
yerelv cut IN the back hy the bowie knite of
Williams. TIE latter, however, was soon
arrested. and having been brought hef re jus
tice Dom, was con, United to jail for further
Investigation. Farrells wound is said 10 be
dangerous Nat. Int Of ~yrst0iay
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-24

gsSs~ A meeting of the members OF the
American party OF the Second War, and OF
those intending 10 cooperate with them, at the
ensuing municipal el"c ion, will be held at the
Old Court Room OF the Market House Building,
for the purpose OF making non nations Tor
Councllmen for hat Ward, on Thursday night
next. at y O'Clock. teb 23-3t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-24

\ ELVIN'S AMERICAN GIFT BOOK
wi STORE, 1913 Chestnut street, Philadelphia
4 GIFT worth from % cents TO 500 gwen
with every book sold.
PERSONAL ATTENTION given 10 filling orders
sent by mail or otherwise, promptly and impair.
TALLY.
LIBERAL arrangements made with agerts, and
catalogues containing full information, sent free
OF pr.tage.
To send for a catalogue. R. MELVIN.
PnI.adelpnla. dc zl-W4m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-24
II THOSE WHO HAVE USED IT.

IL THOSE WHO HAVE USED H.
Among the many testimonials IN favor OF Tie
effects Of BERHAyE'S HOLLAND BlTIERS,
we offer the names OF the following, many oil
them weIl.known in this ci'y:-James ColvIn'
OF South Pittsburgh, says:-'It is certainly a
valuable medicine; IT cured me of Dyspepsia"
Capt. Henry Eaton, says 1t cured my wife of
Neuralgia J. 4. Won Bonnhorst says-"I
never met with so speedy a remedy for acidlty
OF the stomach" Heinrich Paulus says 1t
cured me of a severe chronic diarrhGa in two
DAYS" Samuel Woodruff, OF Athens, Ohio,
says when | commenced using your medl
cine | was so Frustrated that | could not walk
across my farm; after using one bottle can eat
anything"
CAurIox!-Be careful to ask for BCERHANES
HOLLAND BlTTERS Sol4 at 81 per bottle
or 6 bottles for 81. by the sole proprietorS,
BENJAMIN PAGE, JR. X CO,
Prtrsburg. Pennsylvania.
Sold in Alexandria, BY PEEL y STEVENS,
Wholesale Agents; WM A. HART, J. r.
PIERPOINT. and by Druggists generally,
throughout lut INV ~
r,,,nr r,,I,;rprI.r roIJEEE
ro,,aJ,d $50 C5,r,sysd Is5I-Lorlied
- Ron,,.o,s ANA C5gr6s s,yelfs. Bqhimorc.
sH-Th advantages and facilities here offered
- vopny men desiring 10 qualify themselves
nroperlv for the various duties of the Counting
Room or 70 obtain A thorough p~,actiouI business
education generally, are unsurpassed IN any par
,,cular by any similar establishment in the
limited States.
Book. keeping IS taught at this Institution by
tho only practIca, and successful method. no
Cop,iog from Printed or Manuscript forms!
ria >,rJsr, i pro, Ided ouIv with business
,r,r.ar,ions and blank books. the same as the
HOOK Leerer m actual business.
r,r,n Z LOSER PrincipaI-Lec.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-24

WASHINGTON NATIONAL MoNUNENT."-Tbe
"National Washington Monument" and all
It's affairs now pass into new hands, and it is
10 be hoped the patriotic work may be once
more carried forward toward completion
The election took place on the ODD, and at
the close of the polls Mayor Magru1er ar
n~1unccd the following as the result for Off
c.rs of the society for the ensuing year
First Vice President. Tines. Carberry. Third
Vice President, d.. WIN. Jones. Secretary,
John & Brent. Treasurer, Geo. W. Riggs,
Jr. Manascr4-Wm. +. Baylv, Joseph F.
Brown. Jno +. Ennis, " ". Moore. Thos.
Champion, J. d. Brandt, q. f. Kirk, DR.. j.
Il. Blake, Peter llephern, Sr, John c. Fitz-
patrick, X. r. Crawford, Chas. Z. Mix, John
Reese. The gentlemen elected are well
known as highly respectable citizens.