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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-02
Winter Arrangements.
EHEs;ssss;i;.;;:
ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY

AOAMS EXPRESS CUMPAN1
INVITE the attention of the public I" the tacili-
i ties afforded by this Company, for the quick and
safe conveyance of Specie, Bank Notes. valuable
packages, heavy and bulky freight. 80.
EXPRESSES for the East, to Baltimore, Phia-
delphia, New York, Boston. Providence, Hartford,
&C., leave our office daily. at | |! o'clock. A. VI.
EXPRESSES for the South, I" Richmond, Fred
ericksburg. Petersburg. Lynchhurg, and for points
in North Carolina, South Carona, Georgia. Ala
bama and Tennessee. leave daily, ut }. a. NJ.
Our EXPRESSES are always accompanied ty
careful and trustworthy messengers, and the public
can rely upon all business entrusted t" ~ being
done with safety, punctuality, and despatch.
RATES-From Baltimore, - cents per 100 lbs;
from Philadelphia, ST. from New York, 5 30.
~ No packages OF goods taken by weight, un
less weighing over 200 lhs.
ian 20-tf r. ". FALLS, Agent.
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NvOTICE.-ELEGANT BERAGE ROBES,
~ 6c-We ar. now Offering Ia friends and
the public, An assortment of | T. ID + > >
GOODS. equal t" an, thing To bc found in this
market all articles ,ru.,""t"d t" hc exactly what
they are represented. the money returncd.-
We cordially invite purchasers generally 10 cN.
anime our stock. feeling confident that good
GOODS ana low prices will insure us large share
ui their patronage. ASliBl WOOD,
At the old stand. No. l1O. King street under
the Orange and Alexandria Railroad Office.
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FIRE INSURANCE NOTICES, &C.
SOUTHERN PROTECTION INSURANCE
MP1 Ny.
ALEXANDRIA. VIRGINIA.
nApITAI OVER $50 600 DOLLARS.

AND CONSTANTLY INCREASING
Tb, Charter of this Company offers more tavora-
hI ,lvuutayrs t. the farmer and others. than any
Compauv chartered in the State, hy insuring
with or without premium note. Ii the applicant
prefer he can pay the full amount of the premium
in cash. or by eAccting cash insurance for two
wears the insured saves eighth of the amount
he w,uli otherwise have to pay: OF by becoming Il
member. and giving small premium note, the in
surcd save. nearly half of the amount charged
by stock Companies. when inSurng from year to
wear This is the advantage resulting from the
combination OF the
CASH AND MUTUAL PRINCIPLE.
This Company commenced issuing Policies
against loss damage hy fire. TN the 18th day oi
March, 1854 since which time over seven thousand
seven hundred persons have insured and become
members of the Company. and over seventy thou
sand dollars have been paid for losses. Having
increased our business during the past year, We feel
grateful for the liberal patronage bestowed upon
the Company thus far, and for its hattcring pros
poets uf future usefulness. The Directors hope
and hclicvc, that, by prudence, caution ana rigid
system "i economy. they will establish Tor tins
Company a reputation for chcapnesS and safety
not surpassed 10y any Company i'll the |. States.
All differences in settlement of losses, may be
determined by three dsinrresed arbitraturs OF the
County where such loss happened. to he mutually
chosen hy the insured and the Company.
DIRECTORS:
II. W. Thomas. L. Il. Robertson,
Edward SangSter, James 1. Close,
Dr. X. III. Stahler, Thomas L. iiil
Christopher Ncnle, W. ID. Massey,
y. ID. Lir>r"mb, X. H. Garter,
Sila> Bi.luw Wm. Wright,
W. VI. Turner, X. i. Lester,
A. K. 'Blakcy, :. T. Stuart.
OFFICERS:
"a ~ Tbom,. pr.s't Thomas T. Hill, Tre'er
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HATS, CAPS, BONNETS, &c.
NEW HAT STORE.
~
TEMPLE or FASHION

No. l05. kING STREET.
1NHE UNDERSIGNED beg leave to inform the
/ citizens of Alexandria and vicinity, that they
will open on Saturday. (J""e lh.) the Store. No.
los, King street, opposite the Marshall House,
where they intend keeping II general assortment oi
GOODS, embracing all the different styles and
qualities usually found in afr~ cI"s. HAT STORE,
and hope by strict attention to business, I" merit
q share of public patronage.
GREENWOOD & CO..
Temple of Fashion No. lOa, King
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DoNNETs, RIBBONS, FRENCH FLOWERS,

DONNETS, RIBBONS, FRENCH FLOWERS.
ID 3c.-JOHN T. EVANS is now in receipt "i
u very large assortment "f GOODS IN the above
line, and the facilities he has for purchasing from
FIRST hands, enables him t" offer great bargains l."
his customers. His stock comprises BoNNETS Of
all styles; RIBBONS Of the most beautiful styles,
and in great variety; BONNET FRAMES; RI
CHES; FRENCH FLOWERS, and, indeed every
article connected with II first. class Millinery cs-
tahlishment. lie also manufactures SlLk BON
NETS, of all styles. and at the shortest notice.
.eSy- Millners from the country will Il" well to
give him call, he is prepared t" sell at North
srr nrice. at his old stand, No. 80 KING SrRtET.
NH %
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BUSINESS CARDS.
Army Il SHlNN'S
BOTTLED MINERAL WATERS AND CIDER
MASSEY, COLLINS cos

PHILADELPHIA UhAUGhI ALE.
BOTTLED PORTER, ALE, AND MEAD.
CIDER ON ORA q lit,
In quantities 10 suit purchasers
BRASS EEER- COCKS AND CUBA HONEY,
Constantly on hand. and for sale by
LOUIS G. Army,
3S n Watcr-St., Alexandria
rss- Country orders solicited, aud promptly
GILL ie Idly
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A PLEASANT WAY to ENJOY THE FOURTH
OF JULY

-n-> The Steamer THOMAS COL
EsfEssssts7 LIVER, will leave her wharf, at the
foot of Seventh street. AT o'clock, 4. NJ, II -
clock 4. NJ. and o'clock. =. NJ, for Fort Wash
ington. touching at Alexandria. going aud return
ing. Round trip tickets tiiry cents. Refresh
mrnts furnished on board the boat. and at the
Fort. at tuir prices y" >piriu"us liquors allow %
ed Ijy l-3tl SAMUEL BAKER. Capt.
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r. e BRADLEY.

CABINET. CHAIR Il SOFA MANUFACTURES
C","cr Of King Il Ai'rr"'f'., i''"""dr'"' Va.
TAS constantly "n hand. and offers to the pub
/ lie. an excellent assortment at Cabinet Ware.
Sofas and Chairs "t every variety, and On the low
est terms. which, for durability and finish, cannot
b., .ur,nss,d NH 4--ly
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~N-> NOTICE.-The Steamer C0LuA-
S44SS7, sBIA, Capt. James Harper having
been thoroughly repaired and improved, will re-
sumo her trips between Baltimore and this place.
leaving Baltimore. on Saturday. 10Th instant at 3
osock, aud returning. leave this place on the fol-
lowing Wednesday, at :, A. NJ.
WHEAT 4 BRO, Agents.
y. B. The freight on merchandise for the differ
ont landings on the river will sriably be re4uir
oil in advance. hh 10
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TIxxs w MOI "Nceedhs one
S,u,rr inserted three TIMES Tor On. Dollar ADVERTISE
m .n,- continued acr rc. times for % cents square
yos g,H IN EsrIoS INSIDE - cents OUTSIDE sixteen
line, arr counted ~ u square
Advertisement, by the year at prices 10 br aSen upon'
hyi. reference 10 the usual amount Of sls,ce they may
occupy.
DIsyL ,YED ADVERTISEMENTS charged Tor extra
Person. advertising by the year not to advertise articles NOT
included in their regular business, To insert IA their
advertisement, aay other than their own go
,g,ags and OBIC,Ry NOTICES.. exceeding hNe iihe' viii
10. charged for u, advertisements.
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PIONEER MILLS FOR SALE,

NTE are authorized by the propretors 10 otei
w NJ private sale this extensive establishment
The MILL BUILDING is fire proof, built on
IL piles with stone foundation, and Is situated
Eil, directly on the River front, aud within few
yards of The Orange 4 Alexandria and Manassa,
Gap Railroads. with WhurycS. aud depth Of water
sufficient To accommodate vessels of the largest
class. Its dimensions are l22 feet IN length, 10y
50 feet i'll width. four and II half stories high and
l. covered with slate.
GRAIN ELEVATOR Is also attached, by
which grain eau be rapidly discharged from YES
sels Immediately into the Mill. The GRAM BINS
are capable of holding b,uOO bushels @, heat The
Elevator Is worked by small engine separate
from that used in manufacturing, that grain can
be received while the Mill is not in operation.
There are TWELVE PAIRS OF STONES. Of
81 feet diameter, capable Of manufacturing. when
III full work, about 500 Jdrrri- oj F"ur per dGy.
The ENGINES AMI BOILERS are very supe-
rior, made by OTIS Tufts. of Boston. Mass, with
out regard to expense. There sin Boilers, with
return tiues. The Engines are high pressure, and
of 2j0 horse power.
WATER aud GAS have been introduced through
out the entire establishment, with Hose, &c, at
tuchci To the water pipes in each story.
The above is only general description of this
extensive FIGURING Mill. Persons desirous Of pur
chasing, will, Of course visit the establishment,
where every information will be afforded them.
The Machinery is all nearly new, and of the
most approved description, it having been the do
sign of the proprct"rs TO erect Mill second To
none in this section of the country. In II will be
found 'r.rythng appertaining to irS-"lasS Flour
ing Mill.
as. A COOPER'S SHOP, of brick, covered with
EEI slate. and with iron window shutters, adjoins
the MILL Its Dimensions are 100 feet in length,
hy 81 feet in width, two stories high II is per
fectly fire proof and has in it full complement OF
Tools, &C., all in perfect order. There are now
about : 900 FLOUR BARRELS on hand, which
will he sold with the Mill. Also. lot of Cooper :
stuff, SLAVES. HEADING. &c.
Ii is rarely that such All establishment, so eN
rnsive and complete in all it, appointments, Is
offered to the public. The terms OF the sale will
be made easy.
For further information, apply To
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MISCELLANEOUS READING.
KNEELING IN CHURCH.

An effort is made ut present by the clergy
ot the Presbyterian Church OF Scotland 10
revive the habit OF kneeling in public prayer.
There seems no reason who so emlnently po-
pular usage should not become universal
IN tins country as well as elsewhere There
Is, however, one reason that will, Ia Il great
extent, account for its disuse here. and that
is the lack ofpruper kneelng accommodations
in our churches. Even the Episcopal chur-
cheS, where the custom is enjoned by the
prayer book, are wolully deficient in these
con,eniences. Thepew are too narrow, aud
the only rest for the knees is narrow slop-
ing ledge of wood wholly unfit for the pur-
pose. the use of which makes prayer tor
ture. Some pews are furnished by the occu-
pants with low stools, covered with carpet.
These do very well. but probably not more
than one out of every ten pewS Is thus pro
yided. In Continental Europe, where the
churches and cathedrals are without pews,
there is IL plentiful provision of kneeling
chairs. These are made of plain wood, the
seat. or knerling place rather being about
eight or ten inches from the floor, gently
sloping towards the front, and formed OF soft
ruSheS or straw. The high back oithe chair,
which is really in front of the kneeling occu
pant. affords support for the kneeler 10
rest against. while on the top Of this back ls
usually little ledge on which the prayer
book can bc laid. These chairs are carried
about from altar to altar by the worshippers
as they perform their deyoticns before differ
ent shriues.
The peculiar forms of the Protestant ser
vice render this method unsuitable, and the
old-tashioncd pews will probably retain their
places. If, however. the kneeling system
shouli be extensively adopted. it will be ne
cesSary to enlarge the pews 10 provide kncel-
inc gaccnmmodations This. would, Of course.
lessen the number OF the seats and diminish
the revenues Of the church--an objection
which will with many be of itself sufficient
to kill the movement Another difficulty s
in the present style of female dressing. For
II woman enveloped in the mass of steel
hoops, patent adjustable matinee skirts, and
all the paraphernalia of the feminine attire
Of the present day. kneeling is almost lmpos-
Sible and may be fairly considered one OF the
lost arts. Ii is to be feared that crinoline
and pew rents will form insuperable barriers
to the modification of our churches so as TO
facilitate kneeling; while under the present
arrangement it requires, during church ser
vice. an unusual amount of devotion and phy-
steal endurance to "kneel before the Lord
our Maker."-N. Y. Ere. Post.
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OFFERS his Professional Services to the clt'-
" zcns of Alexandria and vicinity. Office NJ"
4, North Pitt street. nov I'll
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TAYLOR 4 HuTCllISON,
No. -. Louisiana Avenue.
opposite Centre Market square
n~tnn u G IL OFF

BARGAINS, DRESS AND
ID MILLINERY GOODS AT COST.-We will
now sell our entire stock of DRESS and MILLINERY
Goods: such ~ Beragc. Chac. and Lawn Robes.
B.ragcS. Challis Lawn summer silk, and silk.
Grape. Straw. Braid, and Hair Lace; BomnetS al
cost for cash.
We have still on hand some very desirable tyles
of Lawns. BcragrS, and other Dress floods. anL IA
large and handsome assortment OF BoNNETS. We
are confident that if You will call and examine
them We can succeed i'll >uitng you.
:. 4 ". MEYENBERG,
ic 90 Sarrpta Hall
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.,,. DISPATCH STEAM LINE FOR

SPHILAUELFHIA.-Ihe FrUPtIler %
JEROME CAPT Jerome. will leave Philade phia,
ON Saturday, az u o'clock, NJ. and Alcxandria, on
Tuesday al IL o'clock, NJ. For freight which will
be taken ON reasonable terms. Apply to
THOMAS WEBSTER, JR.,
IA North Wharyes. Philadelphia
or to STEPHEN SHINN.
my l0--tf 6l Union street, alexandria
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TREAT BARGAINS IN LADIES DRESS
" GOODS.-LARhIN d ERO. have reduced
the prlcc Of their DRESS GOODS. and are now
Offering Plain Bcrages at l:ic., worth Doc Berage
DeLanc~ ut l2ic. to lSic., former price lsic. I"
25c.: Durals, Lavcila Cloths &C. for Travelling
Dresses and Busters, very cheap; II lot of beauti-
iul Lawns, new styles, l2tc. and lsir, very low,
with many other goods. which they dcsirnuS OF
closing out and will be sold u, prices To- init the
times Call NJ No. ~. e d
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

- FOR SALE OR RENT.-The comm"dl-
.is:M Gus brick DWELLING HOUSE and LOT
OF GROUND situated at the southwest corner at
Prince and Alfred streets, in the city oi AleAan-
dria, aud at present occupied by Samuel X. Adams,
e.u. Possession given Oh the l,t of September
next.
Tn. House is one Of the best and most deSirnhly
located in the city. The lot contains halt an acre
which j. filled with the finest fruit and shru"hery
and ;bere ia n fine brick stable and carriage
hous. upon the premises. Apply t" y. +. llotf
man, esd, Cashier of the Bank .; the Old D"min-
nn ar f. WM. II. IRWIN.
my off
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NOTICE.-The steamer JAMES
j. Szs.sssi CRY having resumed her route on
the Potomac River, will leave Washington on
TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS, at d. A. N. Return,
ing will leave Currioman ON WEDNESDAYS aud
SATURDAYS. stopping at all the regular Land
nxs. going and returning
LUCIEN 5. PAGE, Proprietor.
NArH BorSH, Agent NH iu--tt
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WASHINGTON & CT

WASdlNUlON q w.
Grocery, Liquor, and Commission Merchants,
No. II, uNIoS SIREEE
ALIEN ANDRlA, "A.
feb o.
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DRY DS, &c.
NEW GOODS.

100 PIECES new style LAWNS al l2!r
1UU Bcrage Robes, Organdy aud Jaconett
Lawns
Chantilly. French Lace, and rich silk MauteS. in
great variety
Fronting and Shrting Linens and Cott"ns
30 dozen black silk Mitts
100 dozen Ladies. Gents and Misses Cotton Hose
Nnlcncenes. Thread, Cambria, B"bhin, and Swiss
Eigins and Insertions
Black Mourning Goods. in great variety
New style Mohair, for travelling Dresses
Nansook. Null. Swiss Jaconett and Cambria Mus
lins. Ladies and Misses Steel Spring Skirts from i
to - lioups--with many other new goods bought
at great reduction Oh spring prices making our
stock very complete i'll every department. all of
which We ole: very low.
TAYLOR 4 HuTCHISON,
No. -. Louisiana Avenue.
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INSURANCE AGENCY
NEW ENGLAND M. LIFE INSURANCE CO.,
Rnatnu

NEW ENGLAND N. LIFE INSURANCE CO.,
Boston.
ACcrMuLATEp FUND, Sl,395,622
Wi (sceivc applications, and issue policies upon
~ "a > terms, aS other responsible Companies.
NH Il iSm
rINHE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
i ALEXANDRIA. continues to insure against
Fire generally in Town and Country IA: heretofore,
the most reasonable terms.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
ANTHONY Z. COVER, President.
William Gregory, Edward >. h"uSh'
Robert JamcS"n, James T. Smllh,
Thomas H. Keith Robert Il. Nl"iett,
William II. Fowle, Thomas MtC"rni'k,
John II. Brent, ID. Is. smith,
John H. Daingerhcd.
E.,Y- Office hours from Ia J, and from - to "a
o'clock. &. W. WATILES, Secretary.
Office ON King street, near 81. Asaph
nov lO-dly
nNHE "POTuMAC INSURANCE COMPANY
OF ALEXANDRIA" offers reliable inSur-
unce for such Fire and Marine risks n they may re-
cciy. al their Office, No. II. Fairfax street.
BOARD Or DiRF6fORS
Prcsidcnt.--D. BoYp SMITH.
Robert :. Ashby, Vim. n. McNeigh,
&. r. Lee, y. B"uSh.
Il. Barton, Lewis Mckenzie.
Eft f. Il. POWELL. Secretary.
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PHILIP H. HOOFF

PHILIP HOOFF,
FLOUR, GRAIN, AND GROCERY MERCHANT,
4i,Tnnd,In. IHgiHi".
HAS removed To No. js South or PRISCE. Asn
III on SIux STREET. Particular attention will
Lee given t" all ronsignmentS Of Produce. Plaster,
Salt and Groceries furnished at current rates
iy o6
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BRYAN & ADAMS hay,

y lust received the following GOODS. which
will be- found very desirable and at right prices:
heavy Brown Shirtings
Bcarhed Cottons from 81 to ~! cents
Calicocs. Ginghams. Lawns
Brown Linen Duck. Linen DrllingS
Lace Manrillas. large and handsome
Blue Denms. Shirting Stripes. Osnnburgs, &c.
ie IL
IIAVING completed my purchase, in New York
/ / and Philadelphia | am now opening large
and varied stock OF DRY, MILLINERY, and
FANCY GOODS. All the goods having been
selected with the view of introducing the L"te't
Fashion. in this vicinity. ] invite the Ladies To
examine my assortment, aud avail themselves uf
the opportunity to obtain the NEWEST STYLES ~
quick rs the fashion plates will bring them
NH IL LEWIS BAAR, lbs kngst.
NALL AT THE OLD STAND and examine
" NV stock of Robe Lawns, Robe Beragcs and
Chalic Beragcs, all of which will sell at very
reduced prices | have also on hand y fresh sup
ply of Blue Denims. Shirt Stripes. Checks, Bnlti,
more Plads Gr.; Gents. Guuze Merlno Pants and
Vests; Hosiery; Gloves, &C.. &c.
iels W. n. BERKLEN.
JNRENCH BuMBAZINES, &r.-Wc have just
i received by express. lot OF very cheap Black
Bombazines: also another supply ofthose desirable
fancy Lawns, with other articles, I" which we re
specttully call the attention oi purchasers:
i.oI BRYAN < ADAMS.
1,TEEL SPRRIi SKIRTS have just re-
- ceiycd large stock of I l. Ell SPRlN"
SKIRTS The Tapes of these skirts are very
heuy, ana are warranted not {" rut.
!. 2s-3t ]. VI. STEWART.
CTRAW MATTING-I have on lnnd II supe
- rior lot of Straw Mating. which will sell nj
reduced prices. WM. \. BERkLEl,
iels No 62 cor King and Fairfax sts.
ATTINGS.-W have just received another
wi supply ofsup white and col"red MATTlNGS,
10 which we invite attention.
ic I'm GEO. h. WlTMER BROS.
CTRAW MATTING.--We are now i'll receipt OF
= our second supply ot Straw Mating, which
We will sell AT the same old price.
ic2 = Il W. MEYENBERH. Sarepia Hall.
I ACE MANTLES, &C.--Wc have just opened
/ 4 Il handsome assortment at Lace ManllrS. DnS-
trrS Points. ANA PuraS"lS. &c.
:; 1 HARPER 4 BRO.
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BATH ALUM SPRINGS, VA.
10 Miles from Milboro Depot, Va. C. r. r.

HAVING taken charge of this establishment
III am prepared To accommodate h"nrdrrs in II
degree "f solid comfort that | think Will not be
sur2a. .ed in the mountains this season. My expe-
ricncc in the management of the Did Street Spri"y'
and more recently the lIa.L;Dy,"" H,".'. Lynch
burg. may afford some guaranty to the public oi
my disposition To please my guests
The Bath Alum is admirably constructed ana
cuupred-i, in elevated region, al the eastern
base of the Warm Spring mountain enjoying an
almost ph.re unsurpassed for -aIuhrity and having
a variety of mineral waters. alum and chaly bcae.
A. excellent iu their kind a. any others III the
State, and the purcst mountain trcestone'
TERMS:
Per day. -; per week, go: per month OF four
weeks. so.
Excellent music from New York band pr"yi'
d,l and Ten Pin Alley. and other amu>ements,
without charge To the guests OF the house.
ON thes. terms, and with u determination I"
please | hope tu ill the rooms early and {" Keep
them full to the last day "f the season.
Bath County, jc l6-2aw I'm u. SNEAD.
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AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, SEEDS, &c

AM now IN RECEIPT Of very large n
.ortlnen of every thing in my line, which ! am
prepared to sell low for cash, or to punctuai Gus
toners. | name in part
PLOWS-Minor Il Horton. Cast Share: Minor 4
Horton, Wrought Share: Rcne'. Iron Beam, Cast
Share: Titus Pointer. Iron Beam: Rough and Ready:
:. 4 ". Wrought and Cast Share; Dsvi, do: Gun a
Brace; Rurgles 4 Co.. Hill Side Minor Il Horton,
Gn do: Suhs"i plowS: Gmr Pl"ws. Wrought aud
Gas, Tooth Large assortment "t Castings l" NJ.
CrITn ,ToWs--Gar,lcn PlowS. with extra CuliiVa-
tor.
CUTTING BOXES.-Sinclair { Co.'S MaSti"a
tor which ar. Guaranteed L. any one VII" VIII "!
them, the most desirable and best Cutter made;
Raw Hide Rollers from $40 to ST.? lniYerSai
Cutter: Cummings. &c.
CORN SlIELLERS.-B"s'on, Pehh"'k' '"h-
ton &c.. price from IS t" so.
Forks. Spades. Hoes. Shoyels, Rakts, &C.
h,v. a fine assortment of the best quality OF
N,nure. Uuy, and Garden Forks: also l.. ii.
Spod.,; Sh"vcl-: Garden and Ditrhing Spades;
Hn,n..: Trace Chains; OK Chains: Horse collars
chain pump fixtures: Grind stones Wedding Hoes;
UiIllur Hoes: Steel Garden Hoes: Ok lokcS ana
Bow: Sr,d."wcr.: Whrrlbarr"ws, &C., dt.
pRAYTON Il. MEADE,
Alexandria Agricultural Warehouse,
NH ls-ti No. II. Fairfax street, AIrXa Va.
HORSE POWERS AND THKESHlNG MA
IL CHINES-Pcltou's rripls Cleared liohSh
POWER AND THRESHlNG MACHINE, IA
most superior article, warranted {" give saii'ia'.
,inn al 80. Pitt celebrated Machine for AMI ~
hor.r. Away. on hand II supply Of Monts"me-
rvs Rockaway WHEAT FANS.
Order. promptly attended !"
ADDISON, WALLACE & CO.,
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will please send in their order. soon rs possible
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