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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-06

nEARsTs COUNTING ROOMS
M For practice and instruction IN
BOOKKEEPING AND BUSINESS AFFAIRS
47 Nc. $40 Broadway Appeton's Building.
Circulars, with full particulars application
MARSH'S COMPLETE WORKS, new and beautiful editons
printed In colors for sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-06

AFR WILLIAM SCHUBERT, TEACHER OF THE
M guitar has returned to this city and VIII his in
eructops Application be made at his residence Nelson
place Clinton place supply Of Schubers celebrated
liver strings on hand. 80
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-06

LNOR SALE-A WHEELER AND WILSON'S SEWING
machine OF the old styles can insure in good order
VIII be sold chesp account OF the going
Call 49, Of Morris and Gre. Jersey CITY, for
two days. N' ~|''-S~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-06

TNOR SALE AND TO LET-THE GOOD WILL, AMI
IL fixtures OF pork establishment calculated for doing
heavy bueres one Of the most public thoroughares in
Postolj - - ~-'-A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-06

TOR sALE-A WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. DRUG
store IN an excellent location, now doing large busi-
lucrative business; viii be sold at bsrgan Apply 10 POR
TER 4 WHITNEY, 1856 Broadway, office II.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-06

r a C. FIsCHRR.-SUPERIOR CIRCULAR SCALE
pianos full iron frames patent hampers unelnalled
standing Wareroom $50 Broadway Fourtee nth
street. mandatory M 2i3 5 2 29 and Isl West twenty
eighth street, Ninth avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-06

EHOR SALE-A WE'LL ESTABLISHED OYSTER "a
loon with ladies saloon attached In OF tho best L.
caies In the city doing fine cash only rea
for selling because the health has
thing appertanng to the business will sold low Appiv
70 O. +. F. 61s hudson street. No agents need apply
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-06

(NRICKET MITCH TO-DAY-THE LOVERS OF coon
~ fare must not fail TO call at CHANFRAUS Atlantic Hoe
Hoboken, the ferry, and partake Of sandwcbe
lunch &c with the same excellent brandies and other
good things for which Chanrau % Barclay street. cee
bratcd - -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-06

DIANO wANTED-IN EXCHANGE FOR SEWING
machine of Finkles best warranted; has not been
used day. Address h. O.. Herald Office. 80
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-06

DOR SALEM QUANTITIES TO SUIT, ONE HUN.
dred building lots Weehawken HILL in pleasant and
healthy location within thirty minutes ride from the Hoboken
price $780, lot easy terms Of payment Also the
place frame house. with small greenhouse
lots ground price 81 s00 and another frame house.
stable and sixteen lots OF ground containing fifty bearing
dwarf u trees; price 1000 Further sixty building lots in
the lovely village Of New Durham the plank road to Hack
ensack mile Of the Weehawken and Forty
City and oboken ferries by the Northern Railroad the best Of
water may be had the subso from three feet below
surface consists of pure sand to depth of thirty feet
price $50 and upwards lot And forty of embarked
and dtched lands, also In New Durham partly meadows
partly adapted raising vegetables and for berry and flower
culture price S5 and upwards Apply Mondays
Thursdays TO j. H. BONN, the owner, 81 Nassau street.
q
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-06

HAT AND BONNET ESTABLISHMENT FOR SALE
IL cheap and who does bust
ness can be easily learned with plenty of good work. Call
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-06

HOTEL FOR sALE-oHE OF THE BEST AND MOST
desrsoy located down town. well and fully furnished.
lease and doing large and busness An
unusually good chance TO get In the business -
lf gsHHj al3iyi BiGGS SOUTHWICK 81 Nassau street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-06

IGOR SALE OR TO LET-A NEAT TWO STORY BASE
men and sub cellar brick cottage containing eight
finished N good style, with gas and water. Apply
misses, the corner Of Graham DeKalb avenue
East Brooklyn. Rent S225 per annum. 80 -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-06

DAwNBRoKER's sALE.-w N LEWIS WILL SELL,
this day. at 20 Chatham street stairs large assort-
ment OF mems and womens wearing apparel blankets quilts
boots Shoes remnants Sale at 10 O'clock
BY order of j. b. x j. SIMPSON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-06

MURRAY HIII.-FoR SALE. THE TWO SPACIOUS
252 Madison between Thirty ninth Fortieh streets
each house 2x72 large stable win with either
house. Call at the houses examine them For terms annu
10 The owner JOHN II. SHERWOOD, No. Park place r.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-13
Effect Of the Foreign News.

ADVANCE IN BREApSrCFFs, 6c.-1he war new
from Europe is creating great excitement in the
treadstutfs and provision markets all through the
United States AT New York, on Tuesday, foul
further advanced l0@25c. e bbl.; wheat 3Gy &c
= bushel, and yellow corn sold at e5(S9sc. Beei
and pork also further advanced. During the la.1
five weeks supertne -four has advanced IN New
York from 50 10 75c. y Dbl, and southern extra
75c to Sl.15 The Courier says
The transactions IN the Corn Exchange on
Tuesday footed up about 10000 bbls. of -four So,
O0O bushels Of wheat, 10000 bushels Of corn, and
10000 bbls of beef pork, &C., to the value in all
OF at least s60O.U0U. This for the season, when
stocks and receipts OF breadstuffs arc much small
er than Il, other periods of the year, is a very
large business"
All the saltetre in the New York market has
been Withdrawn 10 await events. The Herald says
Francs advanced to jf. &c. and were difficult
TO lie had freely at that Bankers showed an un
willingness 10 draw oh London without material
increase in rates. and especially for sight bilis.-
Underwriters have not n yet, We believe. proposed
TO issue war policies, being disposed. probably, to
wait for later and more decided advices from
abroad. Merchants. however feel some hesitation
in making shipments direct to Trieste, for fear OF
their exclusion by an embargo, even If free from
articles contraband of war;
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MARRIED.
quarter

In Baltimore. on the 10th instant. Mt the Pres
byteriun Church, corner Of Grecn and GERMAN
streets, by the Rev. Mr.. burning. CHARLES r.
EICHELBERGER, of Winchester, Virginia. Il
LoTTIE F. SPERRY. of Baltimore.
On the LIST Instant, 10y the Rev. John ". Hedges
JOHN I. SHlPLEY. OF Washington. 10 Miss
VIRGINIA f.. WALTERS. "t Howard county
Maryland.
On Tuesday. the 10th inst, 10y Rev Mr. Lana
han, Captain wM ". LENEkTUN, of Baltimore
Nd. to Miss HARRIET WALKER. OF this city
Washington Star and Baltimore papers copy.
On the Sd instant, in Hampshire County. Va.
by the Rev. George 10y. Mr.. MIDDLETON q
JERMAN. of Fairfax County. TO Miss ELIZA
ANN HAINES. of Hampshire County Va.
Ia Washington. on the 18th of April, by The
Rev Mr. Rogers. Mr.. SAM FL {. MILLS, 4"
Fairfax county. and Miss MARY h. golden, I"
Washington city.
In Washington city. on the 9Th inst. 10y the Rev
MFR. Nicols, Mr.. JOSEPH MILLS. of Fairfa'
county. and Miss MARY NJ. ADAMS. Of AleXan
dria Va.
AT Springfield Station, on Thursday evening
the 9Th inst hy the Rev. II. McNemar, MIR. AN
DREW $. TENNISON. and Msr MARY Al
LEN. all Of Fairfax County. Va.
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DIED.

On Thursday afternoon, about o'clock. MIS-.
HARRIET JENKINS. wife Of b. II. Jcnkins, IN
the 3lst year of her age. 2s5" The friends an'i
acuuaintancos of the family are invited I" attend
her funeral ON Saturday evening AT o'clock. ir"n'
the residence of her husband on Columbus street
near 0ronoko.
In Bladensbnrg. Maryland. on the 18th ultima.
BRlCE, aged 10 years. TN the 18th ultmo'
CATHARINE aged Is years. On the same day y
SUSANNAH SELBY, mother of the above chill
dr.n aged about IS Years, all OF scarlet fever; and
ON the 10Th ultimo, JOSHUA II. SELBl, father
of the above children. of cousumption aged about
IS years.
At his residence, in Sraldns's district, Mary
land in Prince Georges county. on last Easter Eve.
Mr.. JAMES BEALL aged SO years. MIR. Bcall was
a man Of extraordinary piety and devotion 10 The
cause of the religion he SO worthily adornei. lie
WAS. il i. said, the founder vi the NJ. Is, Church.
known as "Bealls Meeting House" and was nifty
six wears a member and fifty four year. nm active
Class leader at that station.
AT the residence of Mr.. Robert Elgin, IN Lou
doun county, ON Saturday, 7th instant Mrs, PA
MELIA {. LINN, in the G.th year OF her age
The deceased was for u number Of years member
of the Old School Baptist Church. In her long
life she acted we'll her part, and in her death the
church has lost shining light-hcr family an at
fectionste parent and counsellor, aud the neigh
borhood u useful and beloved member.
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CON m E R C I A L.
The Markets.

p,,yoRg. MAY l2.-Flour had advanced 25e.,
-. excitement is increasing; Howard street
s-,p Wheat closed huoyant; choice white sl.9o
20 Corn closed higher; white s3c.; yellow 800.
ions closed active: bacon sides quoted at 9Ic.,
,,I1 y, Toe: mess pork SIPS. Whiskey
SEED quiet at $"@%lc
y,w YORK. May l2.-Flour has advanced 2i(G
,,os;,y unsettled and excited; State $3.50
>, "a. ohio s77i@ss; Southern $7.75@ss.-
when, ha. advanced i@7e,; Southern red ls';
!, white oOOc; Western red ls5@ 1900; do. white
,oo., Corn closed higher; mixed s5@soc.; yell
:, sqmeec. Beef has advanced 25@5Oc. Pork
,'..s Luoyant: mess sl'@sl7.25; prime $l4.
,.,l closed buoyant at ll!@ll3c. whiskey
IA firm at SOc. Stocks are lower, but closed
. ..,".r VA. is $50. Mo. 6's 81.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-13

COMMISSIONERS SALE.-ln pursuance 81
- Decree Of the Circuit Court of ArNanoH.
County, rendered at November term, lsj,. ~ i.s
snit of Alcinda A. keene, Administrators, N-....
+. Edsal &c. the undersigned will orer i"r ...,,
at public auction, on MONDAY, The 2,d ..'
Nay, 1889, at II o'clock w., in front Of the Ma!
a. Office, in the city Of Alexandra, NJ
EI MENT and LOT OF GROUND, on IN" 81,
side of Fayette street, in the said city Of Aloy
dria, bounded as follow: Beginning on lastH'
street. at the distance of 100 feet, north, NON a'
middle Of the square. between King ana Game "
streets; thence with Fayette street, n"rthwa. ...
l9 feet; thence westwardly, parallel wiki Cannon
street. 50 feet, to a ten feet alley thence With ,
alley, and parallel to Fayette street, southwmi.N
l9 feet thence TO the beginning, with the r.-I' ..
way over said alley, and the alleys conn. I
Herewith, in connection with others entitled L .'.-
to- and subject to annual rent, in fee, 81 "a D..
lars, pay able to the City Council Of A!cAsuaf.
TERMS or SALE.-One-tentb of tie !urr. 4,
money 10 be paid in hand, at the time 't .....
the residue in three equal instalments, n; &, . R
! 8 months from the day of sale, with interest ..o
deferred payments TO be secured by the bon
the purchaser, with good personal security. H'
title TO be retained until the purchase none 81
fully paid, and the property 10 be rcsold az
failure Of the purchaser to comply with the toms
of sale. +. l.. SMITH, C,r,...
LAW. b. TAYLOR,
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e-~
~ EOS sfC-
&eaIPTJuI,
BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
From Mexico-Arrival of the Tennsss

New ORLEANS. May 1.-THE steamer
Tennessee from Vera Cruz, has arrived be-
low. hut is detained at quarantine. She
brings Vera Cruz dates Of the 9Th, and city
of Mexico to the lst
Gen. Robes was at Jalapa with 900 men,
who forbid the passage OF the American
mails.
Great confusion existed at the capital. and
a change Of Presidency was expected
Another outbreak was feared.
Miramon was endeayoring to raise money
in Europe on the Church property which
the Archbishop had consented to mortgage.
The Tennessee brings Nicaraguen dates OF
the ID. Belly was trying to buy up the
Nicaraguan Congress.
The French and English fleets were still
at Sarrifcos.
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A L NJ A N A c
N A 3 I N E L ] 8 I
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA-MAl y.

PORT OF ALEXANDRA l..
ARRIVED.
Schr. Arnon, Crosby, PASSPORT plaster to t"w''
4 Co.
" SAILED.
scbr. Athol, CBr) Parr, 81. John. by ta'en'Ve
Scbr Ann Pickerell, Palmer Philadelphia, by
s. Shnn.
MEMORANDA.
scbrs. Henry Jane, EldriLge; c. Whiting. Ia
man and VI. +. Jones, Jones. hence at Ne" Y ofk.
10th inst. p,Lob
Hanson. from Somerset, ior this port, IN pnt'h l.
land Harbor, sth inst.
scbr. Beauty, Chase, for this pert, 'aii'd if"ll'
Norfolk, 9Th inst. ,:-,,
Schr q. W. Cummins, Whilden, from 'h'' port
arrived at Boston, 9th inst.
Scbr, Telegraph. Nickerson. from ue"fse''"n'
arrived at Salem 3rd inst r,:.. n,.,.
Woops' HOLE, May lo.-Ths brig Eisha pHane'
Crowell, from Boston, for Alexandria went ssnol.
to d,y ON rHommedieu shoal, but remains 'ish''
and will probably get Of without damage
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-13
Southern Convention at vicksburg.

New ORLEANS, May 1.-THE Southern
Convention met at Vicksburg. Eight States
were represented. Charles Clark. Of Mis-
sissippi was chosen President.
Resolutions in favor of the slave trade were
introduced by Mr.. spratt, Of South Carroll
ma. Gen. Foote Of Mississippi, denounced
Mr.. Spratt's sentiments as high treason. -
He said it was the real duty Of our govern
ment to acquire Cuba. and gain preponder-
ancs on the lsthmus.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-13

Total eoOo,Vot
,,mpsred with the same month VI last year,
,,rs il now a decrease ON the main stem Of SlOl,-
IA rs; on the Northwestern Virginia $s,767 So,
and on the Washington Branch $l,54s 49, Total
decrease sIlA4gl IL. The heaviest decrease is in
me receipts on tonnage on the main stem, which,
IN ArrI, amounted to $3is, 1888 As, against 1884,
"a !. for April. 1859. This has been caused
usr,ly BY the small amount of freight now coming
from the Wort, but mainly by the suicidal compe-
rriou between the four great Atlantic lines. which
hs. So greatly reduced the rates Of transportation.
COMPARED with the previous month Of March, the
revenue OF the road shows decrease of $780,
gs3 %.
The financial year Of the Company commenced
With October. The receipts Of the first seven
months Of the present year amount to $2,54",2is-
g. against So. $780, 81 in the corresponding six
months of last yesr-showing decrease the pre-
sent year, 30 far, Of 1852 AZ. As an offset to
this, it is known that there lie large decrease in
the general working expenses of the road. as indi
Gated in the late exhibits made by the company
D.I
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TIE Dl TCIl
ICoMMCNlCA1FD

Some two months since, application was
made to the City Councils for aneging foot
WAYS across Union and Water streets. in the
First Ward This matter appears to have
escaped the notice Of the representatives
from that Ward, or no doubt they would
before this time have had some action taken
upon il. 1t is to he hoped that the members
If that honorable body, will look to the III
terests and wishes Of the people of the
FIRST WARD.
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BY YESTERDAY EVENINGS MAILS.

ROCKINGHAM lTEMS.--liARRISoNBuR May
lOth.-A young man by the name Of Thomas
Adams, son of David Adams, living near
Jennings Gap, Augusta county, kill
cd by lightning, Oh Wednesday, the 9th
ult. He was some distance from home when
storm arose, and he sought shelter in a
barn. A short slime after entering the barn,
lightning struck him, Frustrating him on
the floor. a young man who was also pros
trated, but soon recovered and discovering
the barn on fire succeeded in putting it out.
Young Adams lived "a hours after the oc-
currence lie was about II years Of age.
Circuit Court will commence here to-mor-
row. There are several criminal causes to
he tried viz: A negro girl, who was convic-
ted to be hung, and granted new trial for
the burning of Gabriel Woods dwelling, and
a man by the name of Crawford, for the
shooting and killing Of man by the name
of Burke
The excitement in this Congressional Dis
trict continues ~ increase as the election
approaches. So engrossed are the friends
of the candidates in the success Of their ia
vorites, that We scarcely hear anything about
the Gubernatorial election.
The wheat crop learn, looks promising;
our farmers have Just finished planting corn.
They have been DELAYED u some extent, by
the wet weather.-Rich DiSp.
ORANGE CIRCUIT CorRT--The Circuit
Court Of Orange. Judge Field presiding. closed
it's session on Saturday last. His Honor des-
patched large amount of civil business up
on the Docket in his usual energetic and
business like manner There were no crimi-
nal cases before this session Of the Court
Eight presentments were made by the Grand
jury for selling ardent spirits without license.
A man by the name of feathers was present
ed for shooting aud seriously injuring Henry
Atkins. We regret to learn that feathers
has not vet been arrested orange Chron.
Rev. Mr.. STRINorELLow.---We learned,
yesterday afternoon, that Rev. Mr.. String
fellow, who was 50 terribly crushed at lew-
let's Crossing in Hanover county, ON Satur-
day last, was in comfortable condition
Yesterday morning, and some hopes were en-
tertained of his recovery Our informant
stated that Mr. S. was IN good spirits, and
expressed the opinion that Nv "oulu Set we'll
Mrs. and Miss Stringfellow and Mrs. Nelson,
who were in the carriage ut the time OF the
accident, and all Of them more or less bruised
were doing well-Rich. DIS
Henry Shackelford. esq, is expected to
speak at Salem on Friday the 10Th Of May;
and at Orlean. on Saturday the Dist Of the
same month Gov. Smith and Mr.. Thomas
are respectfully invited to attend.
The May Term Of Fairfax County Court
will commence its session on Monday next
As the Levy for the current year will be made
at this Term, all the Justices are expected to
be present.
Robert F.. Scott, esq, will address the clti-
zens of Fauquier, at Warrenton, OIL the 4th
Monday in May.
1t has been directed by the Postmaster
~ Ii. hall a
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THIS WEEK OPENING

4 SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF fRENCh
n LACE and CHANTILLI MANTLES, d
the latest styles.
Berage., Organize and French Lawns, in dou
bic skirts aud lwo FiounCes.
French EmDroderes IL great variety
Black silk Mitts; Parasols and Sun Umbrellas
Plaid, Poll De Chevirs, Mohair, and other Ne"
style Goods, for Travelling Dresses.
Crane Deapang, Beragos, ChaIlys, Grsnadine
Beragcs Bombazines, Lawns, and many Other
desirable Mourning Goods
A large and splendid stock al White Goods,
amongst which will be found some very desirable
Also Table Linens, Sheetings, Shirtings with
servants wear in every variety.
TAYLOR & HUTCHINSON,
No ~, Louisiana ave., opp. Centre Market Space
Washington, my l3-f
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The Coal Trade.

We understand that large amount of coal is
now coming down the Baltimore and OHIO Kali
road from the Cumberland mines. The shipments
trum Piedmont and Cumberland in one day re
Gently amounted to $500 tons. The Railroad
Company are adopting every possible measure to
increase. the means of transportation.--Bah Amer.
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Deuarturs of Llberisu Emigrants.

BALTIMORE. May l2.-The ship Mary Car
oline Stevens sailed hence for Liberia at noon
to-day. with 1853 emigrants, mostly manu-
United slaves There were also ON board
three Presbyterian missionaries, Revs A.
Miller, aud james and Thomas Amos. The
usual religious ceremonies were performed.
All appeared happy and contented.
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OMMuNICAIEp.


Since my communication of Yesterday.
have again seen the lrishman referred Ia,
who seems to think misunderstood him III
stating his differences from his and Gov.
Smiths conversation. | should regret to d.
GOV. Smith, or any one else, injustice" |
have however. stated nothing that did not
fairly understand in the communication
made. To me. and n others understood them.
The simple facts in the case, are stated ~
fellows, and as detailed tn NE ~ correct.
and put in writing, that there might be no
mistake as To- them -" He was approached
hy Governor Smith he spoke (" the Gov
,Hnor of his speech reported in the Globe in
favor Of reducing wages, and also OF the Gov
ernor's views upon foreign emigration. The
Governor replied that he was opposed TO the
importation of paupers and criminals, and
did not want to make the United States
Botany Bay" The lrishman replied that
he saw very few criminals in the country
imported from abroad, and thought he had i
good right to send aid to his friends in Ire
land. to come over here. if he chose. The
Governor agreed with him, aud continued
his argument by asking the freshman If he
too would not object TO seeing dozen ct
Drtchmea coming to his employer and com
netting with him for his wages p
TIE DUTCH.
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ROSE HILL, Fairfax Co., Va, Feb 23d, 1859.
Dear Sir Yours Of 18th inst, came safely to
hand, enquiring whether the Nanny Reaper with
Woods improvement, worked to my satisfaction.
1t gives pleasure 10 state, 1t did work not only
TO my satisfaction, but to my sstOnshment 1t
cut and spread, with pair of mules and driver,
fourteen acres per day heavy grass II cut, also,
nv wheat, oats, and rye, leaving close, clean
stubble, and with great rapidity. 1t give me
pleasure to recommend such Machine. Keep the
cogs we'll slushed, the jouruei= well oiled, aud a
driver who won't go to sleep the box, and 1t
cannot isil to work we'll. Ths Machine appears to
be strong and VOL put together as We had 10 &C
cident TO any part of 1t.
Yours, most truly,
MAYNADIER MASON
D u. MEADE, esq, Alexandria.
GS- Descriptive Catalogue. will be sent by
mail, free OF charge
have also very large assortment Of AEhI-
CCL TTRIL IHPLEUENTS SEEDS, Dc,
which will be sold at as low price can be
bought in any Southern market.
~ All orders promptly filled
DRAlTON Ii. MEADE.
ALEXANDRIA Agricultural WAREHOUSE.
ap 29-w6w No. II, tai,tor-sr.. l'er Va
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DATENT MEDlClN ES-Jayne's Preparations,
| Merchants iargling Oil. Wright's pills. Ellis
Corn Plastcrs. Thomson's Eye Water. Browns
Troches. Kennedy's Medical Discovery. Ayer's
Chcrrr Pectoral, Sandfords Invigorator, Freys
Vermifnye. Mexican Mustang Liniment Woods
Hair Rcstorer Wistar's Balsam Wild Cherry.
Parks Prickly Plasters, Railway Ready Relief,
Sands Sar,aparlla, Rat ENtermnat"r, Lyon S
Magnetic Powder Motfatt's Pills and Bitters, and
Alien ZyloLal.amum, just received aud for sGle by
J. LEADBEATER son,
fm,l II Stahlcrs Old Stand.
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PURE CATAWBA BRANDY,

FOR MEDICINAL PURPOSES.
i HAVE Just received supply of Zimmerman (
| Co.'S. Catawba Brandy, Of tine favor. ani OF
guar anteed purity. For sale in quantities 10 suit
Gurchasers JOHN A. MILBURN Druggist,
NV l. " +. corner Of hing AMI Washinn IS.
rNuLISH MUSTARD AND FRESH SALAD
L. OIL, of line quality, just received and for sale
by fny ~ J. A. MlLBCKN. Druggist
nAC0N.-su hhds. prime Western Smoked
d Sides and Shoulders, ior sale hy
my ~ WHEAT BRO.
IRVING'S LIFE OF WASHINGTON COM
| PLETEp.--N olume Five al lrwtus Ws'hihS
ton is ready, price 81.
nv 10 ROBERT BELL, 81 King 81.
C,UAWL BFRAGE.-LiRhiA II BRO, have
= received White and Black bsrass for Shawls,
which they will cell low. ny IL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-13
SALE THIS DAY.

r. SHERIFF'S SALE will expose '''
sss sale on Friday, The 18Th instant, in the J. ]"
south uf Wheat Bros. old Steam Mil, tie / IT,
Boat NEW MOON, TO satisfy an execution IA r'
hands tor collection. Sale 10 take place a. u
o'clock. C. VI. CASTLEMAN, D :