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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-25

SHOOTING SCRAPE.-Oficer Covington ar,
rested and brought to Jail in Harrlsonburg,
on Thursday night last, Henry Jones, VIM.
Michael, and Franklin llarman. charged with
shooting Isaac Crawford and judy Crawford,
residing in this county. The parties con,
rerned III the shooting Went IL the house "l
Crawford on Saturday night, and made morse
rs if tearing down the fence Crawford,
hearing the noise. went out and enqulred who
was there and what they We're doing, when
he was replied to by one of the party, who
stated that they would "show HIM" Where
upon he was fired at, the shot taking effect
in his legs Mrs. Judy Crawford, who
was present, also received portion OF an,
other load OF shot, fired by some one of same
party. Neither Of the parties shot was dan
gerously hurt.
An examination of the particles charged
with the shooting took place on Wednesday
last, when they were sent on for further trial
and admitted to bail.-Rockimgham Register.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-25

The farm of which John Prkey ST,
of Rockingham county, Virginia died selz~
ed, was sold on Saturday, the 18th instant
at $50 per acre There are no Improvements
upon the land, and part of it has been
turned out as commons. This, considering
the times, may be regarded as tirst-rate
sale.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-25

Assault WITH An AxE.-MAr. MAYH", Il
free negro, was committed to Jail on Tuesday
afternoon, last, charged with assaulting MIR.
Thomas Basford, of this place, with an axe.
Maybe and his wife had a difficulty, when
Mayho's wife ran over for Mr.. Basiold, living
next door, who very kindly Went to arrange
the difficulty and To protect Mayho's better
half from injury Mayhoha an axe brand
ishing about hishead Bastord courageously
rushed upon him to take the axe from has
grasp, when Maybe dealt him severe blow
on the face and breast. Basiord was So close
when he received the blow, that tdid not dis
able him, but left very distinct marks. lie
grappled with the negro, wrested theaxe from
him and was about to use it upon his antag5-
MIST but he escaped from his grasp and fled.
He was afterwards arrested by officer BraIth-
waite, who found him quietly at work III a
field near Mr.. Jacob Shanks's not far from
town, and lodged him in jail for examination
-Rorhingham Register.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-25

DINEY POINT, ST. MARY ) COT MI, ,
MARYLAND.-This establishment, greatly
in,roved in It's accommodations and comforts by
tba aJd;ti,p of lodging rooms Ball room, and the
r,.,;n, of =, hath house will be ready for the
c.ntiou Of visitors on the 10Th of June. Charge
,ona-rnre. ". W. DIX, Proprietor.
ie l4-eolm
EDINGBURG PALE ALE, III stone jugs, just
L received and for sale by
jae MARSHALL i WARD.
TAR-Norrh Carolina Tar and Pitch for sale
by lie 20, ]. y. HARPER 4 CO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-25
The Markets.

BALTIMORE, June 24.--Flour closed dull; Ohio
at 1915 "a 81, with no sales. Wheat is unchanged
Corn closed dull. Provisions closed firm: bacon
sides 9ie.; mess pork SIZES. Whiskey closed
dull; Ohio at 2sc.
New YORK, June 2.-FlOur has declined Sc
The decline was chiefly inferior qualities. clos
ing dull. State s5.75@S6,OO; Ohio ST. jo@ So 80;
Southern $6.75(g$7.30. Wheat closed heavy;
Southern red lose; do. white l7SGp lS4c. Corn
closed quiet; mixed sOa S3c. yellow s4e. Pork
closed heavy; mess 1881 prime $l3 80. Lard
closed quiet at lOi@lltc. Whiskey closed dull
at 26lc. Stocks are dull hut easier. Cumberland
Coal Co. III; Va. 6's 96i; Mo. 6's s6!
1859. ALMANAC 1863.
SIXTH MONTH. SUN SUN
JUNE. rises. srt,. MOONS PHASES.
% Saturday ....... 4 80 Fl d. n. N.
20 Sunday ......... 80 q New.."30 8 80 NJ
p Monday.-.... l SO 81 First Or. Il Al NJ
q Tuesday..... 4 20 2lFull ......l4 Al z
% Wednesday. 4 40 Z 20Lastqr...22 10 l2E
30 Thursday ...... 40. 90 HIGH WATER.
l Frlday........... 10 7 ~ JUNE -. Ii. IN
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-25

The Rockingham Register says =" The
Wheat crop in Rockingham will he mag
nifcent one 1t has not been injured by the
frost, and is rapidly ripening for the blade Of
the reaper If no unforeseen calamity should
yet occur to dash the hopes of the husband
man, the present crop of wheat will produce
decided Improvement in our monetary con-
diti0n.'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-25

4 VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.-rhs val
a Uable FARM of the late C.. c. Taliatcrro, Ie-
eaed, i'll Cupcper County, lie offered for sale, Fri
vately. This Farm il On the kapidan River, ad
joining the kapidsn Station, Orange and AleXan.
drla kaTCad-the station being only few hun.
ired yards from the dwelling house and barn. #
contains $50 ACRES, is highly productive, .itua-
ted ia a beautiful country, and surrounded by d
sss. most desirable neighborhood. The BUILD
Ei lNGS convenient and in good repair
Terms accommodating. Any information IL re
lation u the Farm may be had by application -
the subscriber, or to the following persons -kObt
A. Mayo, esq, DR.. +. ". Roddy, Richmond; Dr.
A. TaIlaferro, Culpeper Court House, or Dr. II. u.
ThliaieIIO, Orange Court House.
LAW. n. TALIAFERkO.
kapiian Station, Culpeper Co, NH 7--2awti
n. STORE AND TAVERN STAND FOE
Ea SALE OR RENT, at Bailey's Cross Roads, AZ
the intersection Of the Colulnbia and Middle Turn
pike, i've mile. from AiexandIia-siso a Whee!.
wright and smith Shop, with an extensive rus Vi
custom also small FARM near the Cross kos1s
~ with d new and COW enient DIV ELLING. Ad-
EI lr.-. the subscriber, at Washington city, o.
inquire Oh the premises. LEWIS BAILEY.
Fairfax county, dec lt-eoI
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-25
BY YESTERDAY EVENINGS MAILS.

MANASSAS GAP RAILRoAD.-When will the
cars arrive at Harrisonburg, That question
is often asked, but we cannot state exactly
when; but we suppose we can come as hear
the time as engineers usually do. who have To
contend with obstacles, such AZ the elements,
want Of funds, high wages, &c. The people
here nave been waiting patiently, and We
think We can venture on Il prediction if the
Directory Of the Road will go 10 work in ear
nest. The Court levied Tuesday the tax to
meet the interest on the county bonds, which
as far as we learn, receives the appreciation
oithe people.
As soon as the county subscribed 500, 900
the court levied Il tax IL meet the interest,
and We learn with pleasure that about So
900 o! these bonds have been brought up 10y
the county Agent. who will hereafter be Il
purchaser Of those bonds. AS far ~ we can
learn, it is the wish and desire Of the court
and people, that those bonds should be used
iudiciOusiy between Mt. Jackson and tins
place There is no doubt but that when the
Legislature meets. that this road will receive
aid from the State, and We predict, that with
proper management by the directors OF the
Road the cars ought to he here i'll twelve or
fifteen months from the passage of the bill.
We hope that all who are interested i'll the sue
cessful prosecution Of the work will wake up
at once and so to work. We are glad t. see
the bonds OF the company have risen from
fifty to seventy. and why should not these
bonds be worth as much as any Rail Road
bonds?
The prospect is hattering now for good
crop of wheat, which will greatly enhance
the revenues of the Road, and no Railroad III
the State passes through more fertile re-
gion. The failure Of the crops has diminish
ed its receipts, but with good crops and more
propitous times, We hope to see more actiyi-
ty, energy, and zeal in the prosecution OF the
work. Iaiiey Dem.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-25

Quick PAssAGE.--1he bark Abigail, Capt.
mcfarland, arrived in Hampton Roads on
the Goth instant, from Rio, with cargo Of
1900 bags of coffee, for Richmond. The
Abigail cleared at Rio de Janeiro on the 18th
of May, and has therefore made the passage in
the remarkably short space of time Of thirty
one days.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-25

BITTEN ~ ADMINISTRATIONS Al
mond, aged about II years. son of MIR. jus.
Almond, living on Dry River, in this county,
was severely bitten by ratlesnake one day
last week After he was bit he walked about
two miles to Rawley Springs, where our
friend Sites administered relief III the form "t
French brandy. He drank about pint ct
the brandy, in three doses. which produced
no intoxica ting effect whatever The youth
came to Rawley crying from the pain OF the
bite, was instantly attended by Mr.: Sites, got
better staid all night, and went home we'll
in the morning. French brandy Is said to De
an iniallible remedy for the bite OF this ven
emous serpent Rochngtam Register.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-25

BOARD IN THE COUNTRY.--I can accom-,
Is MEDIATE a few families with pleasant rooms and
BOARD in a healthy and pleasant part OF the
country, eight miles from Alexandria, and ten from
washington, on the Alexandria and Leesburg
Turnpike Address ,,.r-,
MRS. EMMA BARTLETT.
Ea,Is Church. Fairfax county, Va, je 4-eolm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-25

Coop Pace FOR NILLAGE.-We learn
that small piece of vacant land, adjoining
the Storeh house of Mr.. Thomas ). Alcocke,
was sold, on Tuesday last, at the rate Of for.
ty dollars per foot This, for village, will
do pretty well, but Us we are thriving town
we expect to do better than that in a few
years. Culpeper Obsercer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-25

orrcp Tho Subscribers have formed a CO
~ paRTNERSHIP under the firm OF d. r. d
~ HINTON, for the purpose of inanuiactn ,r
IN, WOODEN GOODS, at Bnckland Prince WI
liam County, Va. ,.roN p,.,,ona Va
ROBT. H. HUNTON, Alexandria va
;op 9-e0tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-25

Fly AND MosQuITo TRAP.-We have seen
a. Mr. John I. Creighton's store an ingenl-
Gus machine for catching flies and mosqui-
ties. 1t is upon the "rotary" principle.
The flies light upon a cylinder, saturated
with moaSses, which is made to reyolye by
clock work, and are carried into cage from
which they cannot escape.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-25

NToTICE-A meeting Of the Stockholders OF
N ,ha Alexandria Steam Ferry Company will
~ hs,a vt the "Con Exchange" ON "Wednesday
evening, July 10Th, at o'clock, ?. NJ funr,usl
attendance is requested, business OF Importance
will be brought before the meeting.
ID. r. blackjack, Secretary
10 1T--lawtl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-25
1859
A L II A N A C

| SIXTH MONTH. SUN SUN
JUNE. rises. sets MOONS PHASES.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-25

WANTED TO HIRE, for the remainder OF the
w wear, SERVANT BOY, who is honest ana
can do house work Apply at this Office.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-25

@pCEIVED An assortment of very hanIs"' n
II, nav ,trls DRILLINGs. Als" fine ALfA'-
cAsnS Linen COATS-very low fer cash cash:
IN ian. anu W D MASSEY, No. " king.st.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-10-25
STEAM TOW BOATS.


BALTIMORE STEAM TOWING COMPANY
NJ, NJ. No 81 Smiths wharf
nov IN order They Of sufficient power to tow
the largest class ships and from any point The CONF
Of the following Boats, viz. '' p'' 'eS 'o"'''
T4mbS m mGkkl captain r II. Canon
MAY QUEEN. 4 tctE
C9mmanded by active experienced masters, well known
a. skilui pilots 81 The Chesapeake Bay and tributaries
Rates Of to% age reasonable schedule which can be seen
az Tie GOmpanys Office. 81 Smiths wharf Tie shortest no.
boats " - '''- "'"'-
az. 3m q UATr 49,.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-10-25
WINES, BRAHDIES, RUNS,
. -,

tES2E7EB BLACK TEAS, &c
p. TIERNAN & SON,
oher for sale the following articles of their Importation
particularly for family use:
SHERRY WINES-Pt marines finest pale, gold and
brown Sherries, in wood and in glass.
Port, In wood and in glass
MADEIRA WINESJohn Howard March's fine Madeira, in
wood and in glass; also, Grape uce
HOOK WIN Steinterrer Narrobrnn-
ner; Cabinet iieb,frau- mich, Bronneberg, CT 1886
quarts and pints. ' "
Brandies INV ' P anu ~
Ky MS,od and fine Jamaica, Antigua, Grenada and from
the Islands imported direct from London
HOLLAND GIN-The best NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. brand-aud
no mixture of aromatic poison in it.
200 half chests of the finest SOTTCHONG TEA ap3-H
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Steamboats,.
.sITr-sEs BALTIMORE AND sI7SoI

81 p BALTIMORE AND SUSOUEHAN
Fsssai4z-+asNA STEAM COMPANY
- REG ULAR DAILY LINE (except sunday for pOpT M
FGSII, HAyRE DE GRACE, and TIDE WATER GANG1TT
Inc steamboat UNIATTA Capt Frederick TomIn tnr
leaves leaves lower &nd OF WEST FALLS AVENIrE FVERV
mONLAG WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY FVENINc o. 81
cl9eR Kst1rning, leaves PORT DEPOSIT everv TTHEs
DAY ,TTHGRSDAY, and SATURDAY, alta oislnck p II
and HANRt De GRACE ats o'clock. ? NJ '"' - r.
me steamboat LA NCASTER," Capt i W T,,,lirso,
eayss same place EXElI TEsB4Y THRSnAYn smd
PORT DEPOSIT EVERY MONDAY WFGNFE5Slibi ytfanes
at . O'Clock, p NJ. '' '-'' ia = NE DE EttACE
Passage berthS included. 2. ra,ts
Freight received daily ln;il 4 ,lci,,y ,,,.-;,,
and carefully attended TO- N' carried al 10" rates,
duplicate receipts for freight will be reoy;rs;
lhS agent at havrc de Grace viii attend Ia hy
meIchandlsf consigned to him any paint on the Penpsr
Philadelphia Or Clsewher. ''' Ha'''u'"'
doa las. TAYLOR, Agent, Baltimor.
o..r y SSIt;S IA IDR, Agent, ifayre de era
o!-ll ). TOME, Agent. Port bepost
EAsiE-sS FOR PETERSBURG AND RICH.
MOND, THREE TIMEGA WEEK
me splendid steamers GEO PEABODY and REiyTDFRF
are now leaving Light Street Wharf for lie abnv No.
every tuesday, Thursday and Saturday afternoon nj
Iese steamers have superior State room accommoIpon
For freight or passage apply 90
J. BRANDT, ,Ir,
+. S.-GOOdS received daily t isai g
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f0t Sale, Sreiabt OF Gbartfr::


49,! FOR SALE, FREIGHT OR CHARTER,
JOHN FRNLN burtRen Ice tons eSiste s c5rryiIS
in 1885, recently coppered metaed in Liverpool with 1
o2eia Ep' ANM NJ s Bpe G5iTdINGS }srr
Ell FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER.
snsE clipper brig ~, p PATTERSON Capt VIM.
II. Knight Capacity 23OO bbs Apply to
oI2,tf INA Ni's No. 3 aassF pear!s wharf
4sfzzs A DECK FREIGHT, OR THE BULK OF
R SR Pae dfs esn be v
ol7.tf FRAvERs : MITCH snTcHE5,L,,
,S19+ WANTED.-A VESSEL of 200 tons bur
then, to load for Charleston, s. c. Good freight and
u''''''" gwen Y 4R aRRRlEEfaSg 70 MITCHELL
azS1 Spears wharf
sssx WANTED.-A VESSEL of about /. 900
a aBBGly to DUNNook T g SniIS! 1l.r,
.etst WANTED.-Two ships of about 500 tons
each, to load at Quebec with deals for London Good
-. JOHN HENDERSON & CO.,
-lrl3 II Corner Commerce and Pratt streets.
I'll WANTED.-A VESSEL TO LOAD IN
sour line for New Orleans Good rates and quick dis
HEsLEN & ROGERS,
Je4tf W. corner Pratt and Gay streets.
.ss4 FOR SALE, FREIGHT OR CHARTER
on enc new brig Capt W H Travers
plyto TRAVERS 4 MITCHELL. -
a1-a No Spears wharf
ssSzss FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER
49, Sician brig 'ATTIVO" Forte master ua5jt
.,s.,, J, CROSBY son,
@gS u 10 Bowy's wharf
zsssEs455s FOR SALE, FREIGHT OR CH4RTEP
ssz5S The new clipper brig "BFLVOIR ,, Tray,,, -
ante 'FFRATERs. 4 MITCHELL.
- No Spears wharf.
49, FOR SALE, FREIGHT OR CHARTER
~ Inc schooner SEAMAN, built in Maryland in 1851
W IONS ~ teet on deck p feet BEAM 6gB feet hold cope
eneS naied carries 900 bbls or 5000 bushels grain
uaWs oe Iee water loaded She in good order for an
S"se WIZ De sold on reasonable terms application
sS-tf Cor. Smiths wharf and Pratt streets
z+4z WANTED.-A VESSEL TO LOAD |
in Line for New Orleans, and having considerable
lreght ready to on board give quick dispatch Ar
ply to JOHN HENDERSON X co,
mhSu Corner Pratt and Commerce streets
IL WANTED~-TWO VESSELS TO LOAD |
$&South with Naval Stores for Northern ports Fair
W. RHOADS Il SON
ia27-f corner Smiths wharf and Pratt street
VESSELS WANTED FOR
800 HAVANA.
The undersigned are constantly in vessels to load
to and from Havana and Mstanzas " '0''
,,oK.e MORRILL, \ RANDALL,
Iezo-u IS Exchange Place
49, TO WEST INDIA AND SOUTH
49, AMERICAN SHIPPERS. -Brandyw1ne Superane
Flour packed in bbs half bbls supplied short notice.
in shipping order, by JOHN $ PRICE,
dIsIy Q South street
II ENrUCKY AND OHIO TOBACCO, for sale
IN by A. L. WEBB BRO. - 1t
$50 hhds Maysvlle and Mason
H. county Tobacco, for sale by A. l., WEBB Il BRO 1t
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-10-25
M(ftaIs. Nar1Marf. &f.

HARDWARE AND HOUSE FURNISHING
IA GOODS
- ANDREW REUTER- & SONS.
NO 90 w BALTIMORE STREET. between Frederick and Cav
would respectfully inform their friends that they have con
sdeab enlarged and fitted their sore and are prepared
furnish their customers with the best latest sty les
OF goods IN their line Their stock embraces all the staple
artcS IN the ARDW RE line besides the various House
furnishing Goods, such Plated and Britannia Ware.
Knives and Forks, Walters. Trays, Japanned Waie &c
large assortment of TOOLS constantly kept on hand
The prices and quality of goods win be equal to any
the city, and the patronage of public is Respectfully
solicited T0l3tf1 F0 -
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"A r;Ss:=5ssssss.:ss55sssas:s1 WESTERN

l,,,T,,- = - LlI-VU HAIIRCiD.
OPEN TO GREEN SPRINGS AND OWINGS, Mills
On ana after the 18th of October, the cas- Will lpav CI
Station for Owings Mills at 7SJ NJ RetprnnvD 1 I
wings Mills att and II a. M The o'clock train onSect
olnlous Tor helsterston and Manchester for wicb
oI3-tf o" Pil' fS1SiurrNr 9 ,,,,rra
LA NO. FOR THE
SSsNg---AtE----HH-- WEST AM NOETu
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49,, FOR SALE, FREIGHT OR CHARTER,
- Inc superior well known Baltimore ship "SIR
John FRANKLIN, burthen tons register Carving
ag0 tons dead weight and fast saler built in Baltimore
IN 1851 recently coppered metaed in Liverpool with full
inventory and in complete order for any voyage for wears
Apply to LAMBERT GITTfNGS S
O22l0t No fS R,,cbara,Ss ,rIiour
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STEAMBOATS,.
EAsE BALTIMORE AND PHILADEL.
. PHIA STEAMBOAT COMPANY

EslE@A BALTIMORE AND PHILADEL.
sa sFaazaaaHzsz=a=P HIA STEAMBOAT COMPANY
VIA CANAL,
TOT the of Merchandise Produce PACKAGES
carriages Furniture and Goods of ali sorts between
/ hladeIphla and Baltimore - " S''' ~
ho a1f o PHiLAD6LPHIA-One of the Company,s Steam
;s; "a No Light street wharf daily, al O'clock ar
IN fhade phla at o'clock the next morning in am
ple time for the New York Trains W w 4s' III "iF
. FROM LADELPHIA-Teavas JoiI,, -. .,.,..,
No. 10 South wharves. 'S' "'o D CLOCK,
Goods forwarded Immediately with carefrae IF all obac
'or COMMISSION j. ALEX SHRIyER, Agent
NO; Light street wharf BaItimora
or,o. ~ A. GROVES, Jr., A gent
apo u No l9 South wharves. PhiladeIpb;a
EAsEE--A FOR NORFOLK, PETERSBTRG
AND RICHMOND The iron Steame
w "A MA LEAVES LIGHT STREET WHSRE
~ at O'Clock, P NJ, and will receive freight
ioi Memphis and Nashville Tennessee and intermediate
@ me steamer has excellent stae-room accommoda
fasSage TO Norfolk So For freight or MASSAGE ami,
" or,o ~ G. X. H. LEFFLER,
o,o.. or GEO II EDGAR & co, Agents
q Tioht
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@iaes. Yiauors. he.
IA CHOICE WINES, BRANDIEs. DC.

MA CHOICE WINES, BRANDIES. &c.
j B: CLARION & CO. AGENTS
sezzE8zEk FOR VINEYARD PROPRfETORS
IN FIR RANCE,
Have Just received and offer sale very suneror COGN
BKANBlES, vintage of 1911 Charron Pere ct fills Brand
pe beimont Cos Cognac Brandies, various vintages
oaeiuX Caret Wines from low to finest grades: Burgun
~ MINES from msum to best grades produced in
france superior White Wines Champagne Wine, various
erahnas; HOLLAND GIN and SCOTCH WHISKEYS of prime
house or duty paid.
Also on consignment 10 hbls old and prime Monon
bourbon Whiskey 200 bbls fine medium grades Bourbon
and Rye Whskeys to which invite the attention thos
10 want OF pure liquors Office No. lS LOMBARD STREET
anh.tf
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akGilnasasz-rrsS The steamer VIRGINIA, Capt n Far
. bank, will commence her regular trims 10
the season, between '''' -
BALTIMORE AND FREDERICKSBURG,
On FRIDAY, March 18th, 1859 leaving Baltimore ON thai
day at O'clock NJ, from her berth, Light street wharf
foot OF Barre, land each succeeding Friday thereafter M t
same h9ur,) arriving in fredericksburg next day evening"
Saturday. before dark Returning, will leave Fre6qrrEs
urg every Tuesday morning, O'clock after the arrival
there OF the night tram Of the North and Soub
arrive n Baltimore early Wednesday morning.
The NlInia will stop at all Of her usual landings OF
the FAPPAHANNOCk, going and returning: and, in add
ton thereto GATHERS CREEK, to land freight and pas
sengers. ''
The steamer has large freight capacity, which facilitates
breakage and other accidents . ~ -'ii-
She amply provided with Well ventilated State Roc,,
ana bertS which renders her of the most pleasant
comoftabie boats Tor passengers The Chesa5sgn r
has been thoroughly oFeTnaulcd and reuaired iir; Il
pas MHnsel, ahH lplhsEed with NEW BOIIE thereby
greatly increasing her speed. ~ ''e'-''
~ fTggl5 Of al KINDS taken at very moderate rates ud
and Friday, up To O'Clock. '' > '''0iN''"s
II All Freight landed on the river must h, rre,a;5
Goods from other lines, destined for F,,rrirEsi,r m
points on the rHer, viii be promptly m The fs
IN baltimore carges paid and forwarded with lesnatFh
gram rem te River received and delivered p,r b.
for further information apply on board or 10 ''a
Cafi:tlN x GNNNN, Agents
- NO II South street, Baltimore
,,,.x ;. SLAUGHTER, President
'I'lll-' FrP1pricksbprL-
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HAslE~-S FOR FREDERICKSBURG, VA.
The steamer VA SELDEN, W. b. Krwau
Eap nap VII resume her route to fredericksburg and land
InHsS on kalMtlann0CE leaving Baltimore from her
W Il Re, FOOT OF SOUTH STREET, On
TUESDAY, February 22d, ut O'Clock, p NJ Returning
VIII leave Fredericksburg at o'clock FRIDAY MORNING
She will continue to leave Baltimore EVERY TUESDAY
and Fredericksburg EVERY FRIDAY during the season
Freight of every description taken at low rates Horses
Cattle, and Live Stock generally, handled with care 5i
comfortably accommodated Through Goods punctually -.
tended to- charges paid promptly and forwarded as soon a.
received.
as-For information freight or passage apply in Bal,,
at her Office, lr5 SOUTH STREET, board the Bnat
. agents IN fredericksburg
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asIr%.A NEW ny YORK Or, AND BALTIMORE

lNLAND-Through the Delaware and Raritan and
Chesapeake and Delaware Canals,
For the conveyance OF Merchandise Prnjnca Pocyoos
Horses Carriages Furniture and Goods Of ali SORTS ~ @
low rates. "'' s'i'S at 'eiS
tight compartments - ~ 00"Aie's' "' "
. FOR NEW YoRk----A Steamboat leaves Baltimore fouI
u i1s,, Per eek from No Light street wharf
r FhEM NEW IOBK-Steamhoat leaves in like manner
No. I. ~
Goods destined for placs beyond Baltimore or New York
forwarded Immediately with care-ee OF all charges for
commission
AZ Mark Goods destined this RouteInland Propeller
Line
with the moderate charged, commend the public
as desirable aedium for conveying every description OF
Freight J; A SHRIV Err, Agent,
No. Light street wharf, Baltimore
W. DALZELL, Agent,
Pinr- NarAh Rtr-nr W
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MkrtbanNi,t.

ARD, &c.-lO0 kegs choice Leaf Lard so
11bbls do do do; 50 bb Prime Pork; EOdo No Beef
for sale by LOVE, MARTIN CO., No Exchange Place