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PATENT SHIRT MANDATORY!

145 baltimore st, under Carroll Hat,
BALTIMORE, MD.
PARTICULAR attention is given to the manufac.
i ture of the PATENT SHOULDER SEAM SHIRT
Experienced Cutters are employed and satisfactory
fit is warranted in every case. Gentlemen at dis.
lance can have their Shirts made to order and for
warded to them to any part Of the Union, by sending
their measurement according to the following
FORMULA:
l. Size around the neck.
q Length of sleeve from centre of the back to the
knuckle on the hand, at the root Of the fingers.
3. Size around the wrist.
T. breast under the arm pits.
s. +" belt, Gf a corpulent person.
6. Length of Bosom.
T. Length from shoulder to knee-pan.
s. Height of collar, space in 'front.' and PECULIARLY
of style or fashion that may be desired.
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by the cutter. of the establishment.
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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-03-24

AFFAIRS IN FRANoE.-The Paris correspon-
dent of the Boston Traveller, under date OF Feb
rusry 4th, gives an account OF the fearful state
of affairs i'm France since the attempt to assas-
sinate the Emperor. He says Orsin's crime
shows France covered with an organization Of
secret societies, formidable beyond all belief
They knew of Orsini's attempt before, and were
prepared to rise the moment it was successful.
The measures taken against the press are strin-
gent and it is rumored that the government
think of going so far as to require all editors to
take the oath of allegiance, to allow no evening
papers to appear, the Moniteur to appear about
TWO O'Clock instead of in the morning. "Ihe
Press" appears to-day, for the first time since
its suspension two months ago, but it is not al.
lowed to be sold by the newsboys. A warning
has been given to provincial paper tor this
phrase: "The Emperor then delivered his address
to the Legislative bodies which, according to
Hava's Newsletter, was loudly applauded. p
The government warned the poor editor that it
was impossible to doubt the Emperor's speech
was loudly cheered Is this France or Russia
The Government frowns down, too, all attempts
to induce Professionalism in France. 1t alleges
Professionalism is another name for opposition 10
the Government. The Government papers have
attacked the Debats for not having enough en-
thusasrn at the miscarriage of Orsni's attempt;
all of the Government papers published the same
article-it was by NJ. Granier de Chassagnac.
The independence Beige was not distributed
one day this week, and none OF the London pa
pers were distributed this morning Every at
tempt is made here to infame the French a.
gainst England.
Under date of February 18th, the same writer
says: France is now literally governed by bay
onets and the sword. 1t is believed that Louis
Napoleon is meditating some measure which will
startle the world some persons think he is re
volving in his mind an invasion of England
The widest rumors are current here. 1t was
generally believed the other day that the Insti,
tute was to be suppressed; then it was said all
the newspapers except the Moniteur were to be
suppressed Such is the position of affairs that
every rumor will be believed, for at present
France will submit to any thing"
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Tickets $2O Halves &c. Quarters IS, Eighths $3.50.
A Package of 20 Whole Tickets costs. .......$520
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Risk, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 282
Persons desirous of paying the risk only can do SO,
and ger Managers Certificate Of Package Of 2s
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10000 Prizes Of S. determined BY the Capital Prize,
being odd or even.
Whole Tickets $40 Halves IS; Quarters $3.50.
A Package of 10 Whole Tickets costs. 80. .$le0
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wish to pay the risk only, will be sent .$96
do. do. Is Halves, ............. 4s
do. do. Is Quarters, ........... "a
do. do. l6 Eighths, ............ ~
All orders for Tickets in the above splendid Schemes
will be faithfully and promptly filed Address,
T. d. HUBBARD CO.,
March a. 1858. Box 40, Baltimore, Nd
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Money for the Million!

Money for the Million!
80 600 DOLLARS FOR FIVE DOLLARS! ONLY
Sc, 900 NUMBERS! 1926 PRIZES! MORE
THAN ONE PRIZE TO EVERY NINE
TICKETS ONE TICKET CAN
DRAW THREE PRIEST
E Registered Honey Letters at oar Rtsk| e
CAPITAL PRIZE e3O.000i
HAVANA PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERSl
Jasper County .acadensy Lottery,
BY AUTHORITY OF THE STATE OF GEORGIA.
CLASS LII draws ApriL lst, 1855. and CLASS NM
draws april 18TH 1855, in public, at Macon, Ga, un
der the sworn superintendent of E. G. Buckley and
Jos. Waterman Esqs.
SruEME
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LIVERPOOL SALT.
HOnO SACKS q. A. SALT; 1000 Do. FINE
OUUU SALT, in store and for sale BY
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GREAT SUCCESS!

GREAT SUCCESS!
THE undersigned has his Likeness Car No. on the
i Lexington Road, via. Greenville, M. Hill opera.
tor and Car No. on the Lexington Road, via Mid
dlebroOk, himself operator.
The substance used for impression is metal or iron
plates, which will neither break crumble.
Now II you permanent Pictures, call at either
Car and you shall be accommodated and il you have
Pictures that are about fading, call al Car No and
have them stayed. ID, A. PLECkEk.
March "A, 1865.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-08

Preserving Bouquets OF Flowers.

The best method Of preserving cut flowers
for length of time in water, is point which
isseldom satisfactorily explained or presented.
notwithstanding its simplicity. The method
commonly recommended is to frequently
change the water, but this, ofitself, is scarce
ly Of any es entail benefit.
The most advantageous mode is to cut
off half on inch or an inch of the stem that
has been in the water, according to the length
of it; this will again open the pores tina; have
become closed with glutinous matter that
has exuded from The stem when first cut, and
the pores being stopped very often before the
stem is placed in the water, frequently oc.
cssions rapid whitening. BY cutting the
bottom of the stem, the moisture Immediate
iy begins to flow upwards, and tile branch
soon RECEIVERS its vigor. The stems of flow
ers are also frequently kept 10 water until
the bottom begins to rot and decay; these if
cut above that. will also recover again, and,
when placed in fresh water, will frequently
continue fresh for some time afterwards.
Flowers bought in shops and markets are
often dried at the bottom, before restored
again to the water, the bottoms of the stems
of these should therefore always be cut before
immersed in water again. 1t is necessary
that the water in which flowers are placed be
fresh, but not too cold; if allowed to stand a
few hours before being used, it is better suit
ed for the purpose.
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MARRIED..

In Philadelphia on the 2nd instant, by the
Rev ". K Dewitt, ID. d., Hon. JOHN W.
GEARY, Ex-Governor of Kansas, to Mrs
HENDERSON. OF Cumberland, Pennsylvania
In s. LOUIS, on the 9th of October, in St
G,orgcs Church, by the Rev. f. F. Berkeley,
BENJAMIN GRAIsON, OF Iowa, to NAN
Me 5. RHODES, second daughter OF n. II
Rhode. OF Virginia, and grand daughter OF the
late Charles Landon Carter, esq, OF FauquieI
County Va.
A,Harmony, on Tuesday evening. Nov End
by tie Rev 5 H. Rogers, Mr.. JAMES w
GOODWIN, 10 Miss JANE V. CUMMlNS, OF
LOutoun
In Clarke County, Va, OH the 18th OF Octo
Der. 1855 by the Rev e w. Williams, J. RAN
DOLPH GRlGSBY, esq, formerly OF Fairfax
County, to Miss BETTE NJ. ALEXANDER
a. OF Clarke County, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-08
Government S>yInd,ing.

The Memphis Avalanche Of the 9th. has
the followiug--."A government agent is in
the city at present for the purpose OF collcc-
ting sufficient evidence against certain con-
tractors for Uncle Sam, who purchased some
some horses and mules at this point twelve
months ago. for Government purposes, to
show that the Treasury has been defraud-
ed of considerable amount Of money in the
transaction Of the said contractor. 1t seems
that they used blank vouchers, aud whenever
the purchase Of horse Or a mule was made
the shrewd contractor would get the sellers
name to the blank before tho price paid for
the animal was written upon the vOucber.--
In returning the blank to the Treasurer, the
amount was invariably entered third great
or than had been actually paid to the owners
of the stock purchased, thus swindlipg the
Government out Of large SUN Of money
We are glad to see that this dodge OF rascallty
has been caught up with, and nope that the
defraudiog agent may shortly find himself
Gagged bird"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-08
I,tiimus Troubles.

VIA, is OF most moment to the public Is
80, the complications involving Nicaragua
=. srsduslly settling down into the transit
'"ss,,on alYne. 1t is plain enough that much
y ,bs MISREPRESENTATION, confusion, and aux.
.y that have existed respecting affairs in
H., quarter has been due to the action Of
.,,I specula.ors, striving to get possession of
,,s route. and misleading and involving both
yrsrnmen,s If this matter. then, is fairly
settled, if the American citizens who are en-
n,si to the transit are secured in their rights,
M matter who they may be. one great cause
embarrassment will be got out of the way.
There will be wondrous clearing up OF the
,Soj. cf doubt and discord in Central Anne
rjs, and our government will then have a
latter opportunity Of dealing with questions
ID tbs, part Of the world, growing out Of trea'
~ relations With Great Britain, than it has
", possessed Philadelphia american.
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sa,&YS,ess.s 80 so szs-
~ys5&
By MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
Tn. baltimore Murder

BALTIMORE, Nov. --Ao effort was made
last night to rescue Gambrll from the jail F.,
whittier he had been conducted by an armed
escort Of 50 policemen. The jail was guard
ed ell night, there having been rumors of a
plated attack.
Peter Core who was arrested for shooting
uficer Rigdon, turned States evidence while
under fear Of the vengeance OF the excited
popuIsce. He said that the shot was fred
by Marion Croops, who was subsequently, a..
rested. Both were fully committed. Core
as ~ accomplish and Croops As principal.
The police also arrested FIVE otoer notori
GUS rowdies during the night, as accom- plices,
and for endeavoring to rescue the prisoner,
Gambrill.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-08
..,n, q, s.b.s,opoi.

R'" If Me Work-A correspondent
PoT''s z york Tnoune, writing from Sc
sf'ns S'S ON the LIST of September, gives the
bs:iOPol VI statement respecting the progress
bI2ala,sa eTiean company in raising the Rus,
aiDe A', s...els:
.,n val , w.. stated that we bad raised the
10 %! aossol, srok at the head Of South
f!!'HpS Empress Catbsriue, l2O guns,
Bay w. 81 guns; frigste -, 90 guns; q
toe;n'' name not known. These were
.n'. 'y' nisee. and Of course raised In trag-
b.o'o u Tne ccmpany's share Of the mate
nsoi'' a-obably 100000 rubles: expenses
i'' .ssr TO be deducted.
h.T:'ss. ,ss now lying at our wharf the gnn
Nsua' 'Is; or Bold. which We raised entire.
mi 1e ~. the beautiful steamer Turk, captur-
N'1' ,be Turks during the commencement
q H.D rsr She was built expressly tor the
o. 'o and used rs yacht. Her engines
saI'' ".,,mrara,ively in perfect order, her hull
S''T s .J injured, and not at all worm eaten.
Sa' T p.s.;,D Government appraised her at
!'s .nhIs., Sd, 900, and accepted her at q
M,". ,o5er the valuation. The next was the
i i. a 3 war steamer, which was built 10
G Wv. and is Of course quite old. but never
US u.s., % neriec,.y sound, uninjured by worms,
''s' .o,'nes 10 good condition with massive
BEL srN hc,Iers, and cost in England when
rpPIr I5 900. The government has not de-
, ,Ss3 10 accept her; il broken, the materials
.. 3f ~ " worth probably $4,000. We have
W.. .,s,uers slus and ready to raise.
~, Williams Of dollars worth Of property lies
.:a1 here which can never be recovered,
' o,,:. .,ue Yankee will invent wind mill
s'',,' # sufficient power to empty the Black
S w. everything goes on tremendously, and
5'' -, 6aopy 10 state that Mr.. Gowen has sue
. a. in obtaining an amendment to his
.,n,r.sr, whereby he is entitled to oil that Is
..i..d instead Of the moiety. as heretofore.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-08

lust RECEIVED and for sale
% 80 boxes Raisins, whole. half, and quarter
Citron; bale Batter Almonds
sack Paper Shell do
Hard do; DO. Jevlca do
Filberts; 2 Go. Cream Nuts
20 drums Figs; frail Dates
cask Currants; 500 Cocoanuts, fresh
500 Sweet Havana Oranges
bushels Ground Nuts
sack Pecans; l cask Canary and do
Hemp Seed also, a fine assortment OF Tors Tor
Christmas Holidays, with fine assortment OF
fine CANDY too Numerous to mention, with a
variety of CANDY of my own Manufacture; a
fine lot OF Japan Cages, Breeding Cages; also
fifty pair Of Canary Birds, all of the above
GOODS, which will sell low for cash
{. SCHAFER, Confectioner
nov s No 3 North Fairfax street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-08
DIED

A, Pass Christian, Mississippi, October 3rd,
Of Yellow fever, Captain ISAAC BOWEN,
Comni,sary United States Army. AT the
sane place, October s, OF yellow fever, CATH
ARINE CARY BOWEN, his wife; and at The
eme place October 18th, of cholera infantum,
ROBERT, their infant son, aged about eight
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BY Saturday Evenings maiIs.

PREsBYTERIAN SYNoD.--The Presbyterian
Synod OF Virginia Assem- Oled 10 this place on
Wednesday last There were many persons
present on the day preceding. who spent the
morning and evening in devotional exercises.
AT II o'clock on Wednesday, the Synod was
called to order by the late Moderator, Rev.
Mr.. NJ. Osborne, Of Prince Edward. After
the roll call, to which about u hundred mem
bers responded, Dir. Osborne deliSered the
annual sermon.
The Synod elected az Moderator for the
present Ssnodeal year, the Rev. Samuel ID.
Steward, Of Christiansburg; and as Clerks,
the Rev. VIM. j. Hsge, of Hsnden Sydney
College, and +. johnson, esq, of Roanoke
The town OF Chrlstlansburg was selected as
the place of meeting for the next annual ses
sion Of the Synod. On Wednesday, at IL o.
clock NJ, the Rev James Ramsey of Lynch
burg, preached by appointment Ut Synod
sermon upon the office aud duties OF deacons.
A greater portion Of Yesterday was occupied
in rhe discussion OF Foreign Missions, and 10
listening to the reports Of progress OF the
Church in different parts of the State
Charlottesville 1Adrocate.
The CIRCUIT CoURT.-The fall term Of the
Circuit Court commenced on Monday the lst
inst, Judge Thompson presiding. The case of
the Commonwealth vs.. S;anly, for h9rse-steal
lug, came up the first day. After examination
Of the witnesses, the case was submitted
without argument, and the jury retired
They soon returned, bringing in verdict of
guilty. His punishment was fixed at two
years and half in the States Prison. On
Wednesday, the trial of the Rev. Daniel Dow
ney for the alleged murder of Wm Mullen on
the night of the 18th of Dec. 1857, came up.
After much ficulty, nineteen jurors were
obtained from this county and the Sheriff
was ordered to procure twenty-five more
from Abemare- StauntOn Tindicat0r.
The Richmond Enquirer says:--lt is cur
rently reported and believed in Washington,
that an arrangement has just been concluded
between Major Johu p. Heiss, of "The
States" and Mr.. Roger a Pryor, Of the
Richmond S,uth," by which the two papers
are to be united in a single sheet to be pub
Ishe1 at Washington.
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COM M ERCIAL.
BnIsiRl ore N ar ket.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 6-Flour is quiet; Ohio
S. Wheat is quiet; red lls0l2Oc.; white l25
5iJc. CoIn-o'd white 7Oc yellow slSS2c.
wnlskey is quiet at 2l3G22c. Provisions are
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-08

NOUNG LADIES INSTlTU L E.-The
Ninth Annual Session OF this Institution,
for Boarding and Day Scholars, will commence
oil Monday, September 18th.
The Exercises will be conducted by the Prln'
cipal and his vile, aided By competent Assis
tants in the several departments
Those pupils who expect to become teac eIs'
will, in edition TO the usual course of study,
receive special advice and instruction upon
such topics and duties as relate directly to the
profession OF Teaching
Courses of Lectures upon the Sciences, will
be delivered during the year.
Further Information respecting the lnstitu'
ton, may be obtained by Application 10
SYLVESTER SCOTT, PRINCIPAL.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-08

NACGREGOR'S VENTlLATlNG STOVES
r HAVE on hand the most complete assort
m.nt of COOK and PARLOR STOVES
mt has ever been offered in this city. Among
NV Cooks are the Diamond Rock, Nevada
Comet, Wisconsin, Charter Oak, and Homestead
parlor Stoves. for Coal, are the Macsregor Ven
t;laripg stove. Backus Patent Radiator, New
Pattern Radiator, Parlor Crates. Parlor Cooks
and Cylinder Stoves. Parlor Stoves for Wood
arc the Self Regulators, Cottage Parlors, Oven
ParIors, Sheet Iron Air Tight, and SIX and Nine
pI,,s Stoves Washington STOVE POLISH
STOVE PIPE, SHEET ZINC, &c.
r. TIN WARE at wholesale, as low as II
can he bought in Baltimore or any other city
II. |. GREGORY, lis King street,
oct,s opposite Marshall House
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WATER Rents NOT !,Jl. c E - :, Va St,
w renters will please take notice that 'heii
bills were due on the list instant, and 1t Is requl
ed that they be paid on presentation oy Inc col
ector.
Those persons having special permits TO USE
water from neighboring hydrants, are required
TO call at the office OF the Treasurer, and rene"
the same.
Those WHO can make it convenient to call oI
the Treasurer and pay their bills, Will much
oblige. EDWARD .. hUo"n'
nov 2--.o6t Treasurer
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r. ANNIVERSARY MEETING OF THE
NOL NJ NEWS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIA.

r. ANNlN ERSARY MEETING OF THE
louNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOClA-
iIoN.-Ihe Committee respectfully announce
'O'a' citizens, that the Anniversary Meeting to
Aa'e been held on last Tuesday evening, was
postponed on account OF the inclemency OF the
weather until next MONDAY EVENING, Sih
instant, al which time it will take place, II the
Weather shall prove favorable, in the Lyceum
Hal according to the programme of the previ.
Gus advertisement The Committee will do all
IN 'leIT power 10 render the exercises OF the
evening profitable, and interesting, and hope
Nat the citizens OF Alexandria, will, by large
attendance, evidence their interest in the success
The Association.
LANES IAN ENTWISLE, JR7
}TS . t nsT"EMIeS, '"' Committee
q,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-08

GEO. T. BALDWIN dealer in IRON and
II STEEL, No IS forth Fdt.tdr Street Al
WAYS on hand, complete stock OF b H.
BAND, HOOP, and HORSE SHOE IRON also,
CAST, SHEAR, GEkhAN, and BLISTER
STEEL. All oil which val be sold at the low.
est price tr cash. or on 'hrt credits TO punctual
customers sep
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-08

IN The Democrats oil the County Of Fairfax
.ie requested TO meet at the Court House Of
. We county Oh the Sd Monday in this month
VouIi day for the purpose of appointing Dele
gales 10 the Gubernatorial Convention to be
n Md IN the CITY OF Petersburg on the I'd day OF
December next. nov 6-2t.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-08

u,AIKBANKS' SCALES-Mr VIM. A. Dun.
can having resigned the Agency for these
Justly celebrated SCALES, | have accepted the
same, and am now prepared TO turns parties
m want with all the different sizes, at Factory
prices. oct 3ol GEO 7. BALDWIN.
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Washington. nov 5-eo3t

GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
- The subscriber is authorized to sell The
following valuable LOTS OF REAL ESTA1 T..
TWENTY FIVE ACRES OF LAND cover
ed with heavy growth of WOOD, on Brad
docks road about one and half miles irOn'
this city, Immediately north OF Mrs Powell :
farm, commencing at the corner OF Mr.. 'neeiI
paling fence, and extending on the pubic ROAD
10 Goings' fence-boundeG on the north by Nh
J. ]. LIoyd's farm Price, 800 per acre Inns
property is admirably adapted tor country
residence, being remarkably healthy, and CON.
handing delightful view.
A LOT ~ leet by 100, on Queen street, be-
hi tween Alfred and Patrick streets, With rs"
.GGFRAME HOUSES, one fronting OF Queen
street, and one Oh wide alley, 10 which the lot
runs back.
A HALF ACRE LOT, on the southwest cor
ner of square bounded by Columbus, Nyth'.
Madison and Alfred streets
AN ACRE LOT, being the northern halt ct
square bounded by Fairfax, Madison, Wy'h"
and Royal streets. Fairfax street Is graded Ia
the Canal, and the Depot OF the Loudoun and
Hampshire road has been located in the immr
late vicinity.
NORTHERN HALF of SQUARE, bounded
by Washington. Montgomery, Madison, and -
Asaph streets except that portion occupied 10y
the Washington and Alexandria railway.
A LOT 80 ieet by 1873, in the middle OF tn"
square on Alfred street, between Wyihe and
Madison streets.
The above property will be sold on very lb
eral terms, with easy payments. Apply, after
3 o'clock, p. NJ, to w. N. WATSON
Room No "a, City Hotel, Alexandra
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-08

ME SUBSCRIBER wishes to purchase
! large lot Of Cotton or Linen RAGS, for
"sc" he will pay i'll cash the highest market
prices j. f. MCGRAW,
nov Upper end of King-st
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-08

lust received per Express, another large
9, supply OF SHETLAND WOOL, of oil CO.
Iours at ~ cents per ounce. For sale at
rovs G.. G. BERRY'S, ~ King ST.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-08

CIRCUIT CoURr.-The Circuit Court for
this county, November term, commences its
session to-day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-08

COAL-I have on hand, and am constantly
Z J receiving ANTHRACITE CoAL. OF the
best qualities, for family use-CUMbt;RLANp
COAL, from the Fros,burg Mines ty the cargo;
carload, or single ton. Factories iurnsheo
with the run of mine al lowest rates Apply 10
nov S-tf ID. s. SMITH, Queen 81 " MARI
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Aim 4 q ACs
1858 SUHSUE
NOVEMBER. rises. set.. MooN's PHAsfs.
MARINE LIST.
PORT OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

PORT OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 8.
ARRIVED.
Scbr Eugene, Parker, Boston, to M. Eldridge
Scar TrIo, Queen, MattawOman, wheat and
cats 10 Thos. Perry.
SAILED.
>chr Alexander, Henderson, New Haven, coal
BY u. Lowe
>chr Embark, Donoho, Philadelphia, by ).
Sam.
Scar. Timothy Pharo, Cranmer, New York,
Goa by Borden Mining Co.
Schr. James T. Moore, Smith, Fall River, coal
by Borden Mining Co.
Nchr. ORIENTAL Chase, Providence, coal by
Fowe 4 Co
Schr. Carrie, Chopper, Petersburg, coal by
Borden Mining Co.
>car Sarah Bernice, Clarke -, coal by
III Mehsfey
Steamer diamond State, Kerwin, Baltimore
By Wheat Il Bro.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-08

NOX'S SPARKLING GELATINE, Worces,
~ tershre Sauce, best Bordeaux Olive oll,
french Mustard, Chow Chow, and Caulitower'
Sna Muir 4 Sons Sparkling Ale, received tins
Sdy' by Schr A. V Bed-ll, from New York, and
ol sateby [nov 81 J +. DOUGLASS.