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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-29

.,amory, and preferred to rely upon the state
",sn, q. he suggested it, than upon his state
n. as first made 10 me. did not eonsid-
,hs cnsuge Of any consequence. Was the
'rr an : way to address the Know Moth
rorry'and would he have gone but for
.ho no interference Of another gentleman! Mr..
S,,sr,'s belief was. that he would. Mr..
,,n,rt j, greatly mistaken in surprising that
! ,,,ve HIM anv assurance that would state
nI,hiuc but what could establish. without
.,,er;nr to him. When Mr.. Stuart said he
h,raJ that would not unnecessarily involve
Kim I told him that did not desire to do 80,
. '"J would not if could avoid it. did not
understand Mr. Stuart as meaning that he
would shrink from any responsibility; but
.;mnly that he preferred not being brought
;n,n anv antagonistic position, and suppo-
.;nc that the statement | intended to make
r,, perfectlv legitimate and consistent with
neral belief did not imagine II would occur.
confess am utterly surprised at one de-
,l,rarion of Mr.. Stuart's; he says: "Mr Mas
.nvonly claims TO have relied on me for one
.in,le fact" In the name of all that is won
Jarful when and where. Did not at the
Irceum corner say to you that l got the
whole statement from you! Again in front
,fmy store ON the same afternoon, and again
N the Nav or's office. And have you not, at
various times. to different persons, and at
,undry places, made the same ststements?-
! frankly say that in this controversy have
tried to keep Mr.. Stuart's name out, and it
w,uld not now be introduced but for the ap-
nearance of his card in the Sentinel. |
have the kindest feelings towards Mr.. Stuart,
and shall regret their disturbance. and trust
he will perceive that have pursued the on,
* course. left Had he stated in his Card
,bs, had received as facts, what he design
ed /, he understood as impressions. | should
have been content. Here for the present. at
least | submit the case to an intelligent COM
munity. W. ID. MAsoE1.
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A Baron Munchausen at Pixies Peak.

The Kansas papers in order to attract
emigration, tell some wonderful stories about
the Pixies Peak gold mines. The following
is the latest if not the greatest:
Young gentlemen afflicted with the Pike $
Peak fever will be interested in the follow
ing statement from a reliable gentleman in
the new Dorado. of the manner of gather
ing gold in the diggings. A man takes II
framework Of heavy timber. built like Il
stone boat. the lotion of which is composed
If heavy iron rasps. The framework is
hois,ed up t. the top of the Peak and a man
gets in and slides down the side of the
mountain. As hegoes swiftly down, the rasps
at the bottom of the framework scrape off
the gold in immense shavings, which curl
up ON the machine, and by the time
the man gets to the bottom nearly ton
of gold is following him. This is the COM
mon manner of gathering it.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-29
A Mormon Bride publicly Whipped.

A correspondent Of the New York Tri-
bune relates the following story Of Gentle
and his Mormon bride, who were separated
in Utah and the bride publicly whipped:
II gentle resident at frogt"wn, short
time ago went over to Provo after young
woman who. it seems. had taken fancy Ia
him, and who wished to leave Provo and
GENE and live in Frogtown with her gentle
admirer But mob collected around the
house where she and her lover were, and he
WA. advised that he would find it conducive
to his health to leave Immediately, which he
did. The young woman was then taken out
and nuhliciy WHIPPED" -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-29
ny YESTERDAY EVENINGS MAILS.

FlRE.-Last Saturday morning between
the hours Of t. and o'clock, the handsome
frame building at the corner of 3lst and
CLAY SITS, on Church Hill, in Henrico county,
owned By Mrs. Peasants, was set on fire ard
burned to the ground. The building was
vacant at the time: and had just been
thoroughly repaired for the owner. The
house was insured for Sl500.-Rich. Disp.
Sam Prior, the patriarch of the colored
population of Petersburg, died on Saturday
last, at the age Of l32. In his youth, Sam
was the body servant of Sir John Peyton,
and talked of old times and scenes, with the
shirt of \ true ariStocrat.
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LIVE STOCK AGENCY
nv JAMES RICHARD SM00T.

At THE SOLICITATION OF SEVERAL
n fri,pd,. bave been induced to establish an
agency for the sale of CATTLE, SHEEP, &c, in
this and the District markets, Washington and
Georgotown) Having the advantage oil lots ana
pastures convenient TO the Cattle Scales, persons
favoring me with 0onsignments of their STOCK, arc
assured that they will be properly cared for, and
sold to the very best advantage ri the lowest rate
of commission. most respectfully solicit the pa
tronagc Of the farmers and grazers throughout
the State, and for punctuality and responsibility
refer them TO the following named firms anu m
dividuals:
Col. John NJ. Harrison, Loudouu County. Va.
DIR. W. b. Cochran, "
B. F. Rixey, Fauquier County. Virgins.
~ LOughhorough q"
T. A. Brewis. Alexandria, Virginia.
Marshall Ward, &c
PS ANY information desired will be cheerful
" given by addressing me at Alexandria, Va
NH 29-colm d. Il. >.
TNHE NEW YORK LEDGER WITH MOUNT
| VERNON PAPERS, No. ID, is ready this
morning. at ERENCHS Book ""d Periodical
Depot.
knickerbocker for April, DC
The Chess Monthly for April, edited by Paul
Morphy 2jc.
Hull's Journal Of Health for April Zoe.
Eclectic Magazine for April, JDr.
Thompsom's Counterfeit Bank Note Detector, 10
cents.
The Sea Lark or the Quadro"n "f Louisiana, Il
story Of Land and Sea. by Lieut.. Murray. lGc.
Lcslie's illustrated News with new engravinSs
Of the Sicklcs Tragedy. o..
Harper's Weekly Home Journal, Privateer,
Mercury. n. Y. Weekly, Flag. Pictorial, Battle
ship. Saturday Evening Post, Pilot Porter $
Spirit. n. Y. Clipper, Waycry Magazine, Irish
News Irish American. \. Y. Police Gazette, |. >:
Police Gazette London News and Punch and
every thing else in the Book and Periodical line.
NH %
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uonors to Professor Horse.

COL ShaAner. of Worcester, Mass, has
received II letter from Professor Morse, faith
er of American Teegraphy, dated Porto Ri
ca, February 22d, 1859. Prof Morse says:
Il have just had the unexpected official IN
teliigence that the Queen Of Spain has crea.
ted me Knight Commander Of the Order OF
Isabella the Catholic. A letter from the
first Secretary of State has just announced
this to me, with the promise Of the diploma
by the next steamer. The Swedish Royal
Academy of Sciences at Stockholm has also
elected me a foreign member of the aca-
demy"
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SPRING SUPPLIES OF CHINA, GLASS. AND
QUEENSWARE.

TINHE subscribers are now receiving their
SPRING SUPPLIES Of
CHINA, GLASS, AND QCkENSHARE,
CONSISTING W
WHITE GRANITE DINNER SETS
Do. do. TOILET do.
Do do. TEA do.
White. Gilt and Decorated China, Dinner, Toilet
and TEA SETS; also
{. c. blue edge and DISH WARE. oil all de'erip-
tons.
In GLASSWARE. our stock is unusually com
plctc. comprising all of the newest patterns.
WINDOW GLASS, of all sizes, from by >, t"
IS by 80.
We would invite particular attention to our as
sortmcnt, containing many new and handsome
styles Country Merchants and dealers generally
are requested to call and examine Itocs, DIS we
can convince them that it is useless for them to go
farther to lay in their supplies in our line
NH lT--e"3w K. II. MILLER, son CO.
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iCOYHCNlcATED

COsAUNIcATED.
The idea that there is. in 1.-The bsst cir.
cies' of society, in these United States, q
decided tendency to initiate the hexibility Of
French morality, along with the ease and
grace Of Partisan etiquette. and to ridicule
and eschew the fastidiousness OF our print
i've simplicity, is not claimed by your wri-
Yer rs original with him. TO remark and
lament that tendency is common; but does
secretly make adequate efforts 10 correct it!
Sow, venture to propose that, in Alex
audria society at least, it shall be held un-
pafaonable for any gentleman Or lady, in a
u'lSed Company, to speak Of or in any man
a NJ silude to the late Sickles-Key tragedy
'na'' 1t be- Shall one step be taken!
Yours.
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MARRIED.

A; Shirley. the residence of Mr.. Hill Carrier on
Wednesday the ODD instant. 10y the Rev. DIR. Wade,
Lieut.. ". IL. +. LEE. L. :. Army. To Miss CHAR
LOTTE q. WICkHAM, daughter of the late Mr..
George Wickham, OF Richmond.
On Wednesday, 23d instant, ut the residence Of
the brides fnthcr. by the Rev. II. Suter, Mr. ED
WAKDP {. LEWIS. and Miss Lucy b. WARE.
daughter of Col. J. ". Ware, all of Clarke County
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-29
The Navy.

The launching of the steam sloop Rlch-
mond at Norfolk ON Wednesday, leaves on the
stocks only one Of the FIVE sloops-of-war order
cd bv act of Congress in 1857. They have
been launched in the following order: Brook
Ivn. II guns, at New York, last summer;
Lancaster. Is, at Philadelphia, i'll October:
Hartford. H. at Charlestown, in December;
and Richmond, II, at Gosport. The Pensaco-
Ia, Ii. is not yet fit To leave the shIp-house.
Since the above were taken III hand, Con-
rress has sanctioned the construction OF
Seven others of still lighter draught, one OF
which, rating e guns, is being finished in
our own ward: one at Kittery, 6 guns one
at Boston, guns; one at Norfolk, 6 guns;
one Mt Pensacola, guns; and two at Phila-
delpbia, + guns. We give their calibre as
in the Register, but they may be rated
HIGHER or a lower number of guns when
completed. 1t is believed they will all be
afoat in July. =,
The Navy Department keeping pace with
the progressive spirit Of the age, is placing all
available ships propelled by steam on squad
rons. especially a- hag-ships. A few years
ago every commodore, almost, hoisted ms
flag on n large sailing trigate. Now the
East lndleS STATION HIS tlle Stcaih ~ iSa'o
Powhatan, the Mediterranean, the Wa
bash, the Pacific, the Merrimac, the Home
SQUADRON, the Roanoke, and the corvette
Cumberland. It's already stated, is to give
way to the steamer San Jacinto. The coast
of Brazil will then De the only station on
which the American flagship is not steam
er: and recent developments render 1t alto
rether likely that the Brooklyn may be
called on to replace the Sabine. That in
1860 there will be no American sailing vessel
fying a wide fag, We are very certain
This is virtually beating contemporary pow
ers in naval dip l"macy: because, while they
have large fleets Of steamers on every sea,
the ommanders-in-chief are quartered in
huge canvas backs which cannot sail quick
". and therefore it often happens that MI
nor English and French officers are entrus-
ted with duties too delicate for their limited
responsibilities, and very often resulting in
serious trouble. The British and French
Hag-Ships on the Brazil are sailing ships,
and also ON the Pacific and coast of Africa
". ]. Jo"r""i IF Commerce.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-29

FLOUR.-The market opened firm. win hsh
receipt. and moderate transactions, confined rr'n
cipally to tho city trade. Last weeks prices arc
maintained, viz: super 81 23; Extra So 754s';
Family SSGo eS -. according 10 brand and
wanted.
wHEAT--Thcre was fnr i"ra"1 for What
.e.te-day. Weuote ..les Il rcd ~ lic li>' and
looc for iair and scod, and l6'G Ice t"r fair
whit. Tn. rc-.;pts AZ. I'ch., and ny, fo- .'-s
from store.
CORN IL IL sa'r r.9yr:t hut light rcceipt'.
rhers wa. DO mixed nr yellow ofsredr Tor tho 'it'sT
OF which there is II steady demand. Th"rc we're
sale. Of white made Gu Change ats
RYE.--Smal sales of Rye at S1@ soc. The
demaud is very active. and large lot of prime
| would readily command our outside figures.
OATS are still scarce, AMI quotations nominal.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-29
Later from Havana.

CHARLESTON, March 27.---The steamship
Isabel from Havana on the 18th, has arrived.
Sugars closed firm and quiet at 81 rails
There was nothing doing, Muscovadoes wcr"
unchanged; Cuba Molasses was sold at 4 and
Muscovadu at rials.
The steamship Illinois was at Havana with
her shaft broken, and would 60 to New York
10
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-29

II is certainly Il noteworthy incident in the
condition Of public affairs in Europe. that Lou
is Napoleon should appeal to public opinion
in private letter. over his own signature, as
he has substantially done in his letters to Sir
Francis Head. Apart from any question in
regard to the threatened disturbance of pea
ceiul relations. it is u fact % no ordinary
significance to find an Emperor, holding al
most absolute power, writing a letter to get
in the Journals, and for hepurposc ofputtlns
HIMSELF right with the public.
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1859
A L II A N A c.
MA RINE LIST.
PORT OF INSTRUMENTATION

PORT OF ALEXANDRIA-MARC 2e.
ARRIVED.
Schr Friendship, Applegarth, Baltimore salt 10
N. Eldridge.
T. Wilson. ,, ,-,: -
Vim. II. Fowlc & Son.
Propeller ]. Jerome, Jerome, Philadelphia 10
VIM. H. Fowle 4 Son.
SAILED.
scbr West Glen, Morse, Boston. by NJ Eli
bridge. u r,,.;d..
Schr. Avnon, Crosby, Boston. by NJ. Eldr'Gse.
schr. Angelire Vsncleai, Apresate, New 1orh'
by Fowlo / Co.
Schr. Fremont, Porter, Barbados by a. JAIME
son Co.
MEMORANDA.
Schr. Il. Msury. Thomas, for this port CT ~
Baltimore. Goth inst.
schr. Madonna, Vaney, from Providence Tor
Georgetown, arrived at Newport. 18th met.
scbr. Wm. Snowman, for this port ci al r'r''
land, Gath inst. --------.-..-=--
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-29
The Markets.

BALTIMORE, March 2s.-Flour i, unchanged
Howard street $6.2J. Wheat closed dropping;
white I70a lsOc Corn closed firm: white ha,
advanced Ic. ia 7Sc. for prime: yellow s3(d SIC.
Provisions closed dull. Whiskcy is unchanged
NEW YORK, March 2S.-Flour closed heavy;
Stot.. s5.5Oa s.. 90: Ohio So SOFA $3.50; South
ern S6.25MSGTTj Wheat closed heavy; south
ern rcd l5Oc: Western white ld2c. Corn closed
firm; yellow Goethe same price was refused for
mixed Pork closed dull; mess $l750@ 1892:
prime 3d. Lard closed dull. Whiskey closed dull
and unchanged. Stocks are generally unchang
cd. Cumberland Coal Company 234. Mo. Us sGs.
Nyw York, March 26.-In the money market
the supply il still in advance Of the demand. The
rates are from four and half to six = cent, ar
,orlinp TO the time notes have TO run. II Is
thought the Bank statement for the week Will
show n further expansion on tho part of the banks
The foreign exports Of specie have been light. ami
the California instalment will more than make up
the deficiency.
In stocks there has been change Of impor-
inpcc Nothing was done in Government securi-
ties State stocks were firmly held. Missouri
skies advanced 1. Ohio of 1870, Tennessee OF
1890 aud Virginia. all closed at Yesterdays prices.
97s Sales OF five thousand North Carolina ut
991, and FIVE hundred at ?9i.
The receipts from customs yesterday amounted
10 4.2S8: total in the Subtreasury SS,OdH.4%2.-
This shows decrease for the week Of over one
million in the hands of the Suhtreasurer.
The total amount of dry goods thrown into mar
ket the past week was S3.5O2,6lj.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-29
Marine pisastsr-Probahls Loss Of Life.
Later from venexusla.

NEW YORK, March 2s.-Curacos dntes Of
the llth are received. Venezuela was still
in disturbed state. The province Of Core
had declared in favor of federal government.
A revolt was momentarily expected at Mara
cibo. There were indications Of general re
volt for the purpose Of reinstating Monagas
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-29

- I'iAL NOTlCE.-We have placed VII our
u unsettled accounts in tho hspds of Ar. VIZ. A..
I'M ior collection. lie may DO fosnd Ut LOG
las street. corner OF Pitt. Wshope ill those In.
T'eu 10 Us will como forward aud settle without
Wy we are anxious 10 have .vup business closed
s'Pvedily ss possible, -, ~
a1 .e-eolm TAYLOR 4 HUTCAIs0N.
l1U BALES BEST TIMOTHY HAT, for ssl.
oy nah WHEAT : BRO.
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MEMORIALS TO THE DEAD.
ROBERT IL NASH.

w, IS South Foirfar IT.. "snriy opposite me f'"
Presbyteriu" Church,
JTAS on hand. aud i. manufacturing. ever. des
II scription OF PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL
MARBLE WORK, MONUMENTS, TQMBS,
HEApSTUNES, CRADLE TOMBS, CROSSES,
LAMBS, &c.
He is also prepared to furnish MARBLE MAN
rrLs, COUNTER SLABS, STILLS, and LISTELs, al
moderate prices Being determined 10 give HE
undivided attention 10 his business, he invites ai
10 want OF anything in his line, to give him CALL
NH 29-eolm
T OF FOR REyT-Will be rented for one or
i tive wears the SIX ACRE LOT. adjoining
the Poor Hou.e property, we'll enclosed, in GOOD
n. condition. with HOUSE and WE'LL OF ex-
Ssa c.lient WATER upon it. Possession gwen
imIn ,diat-ly Enquire at the Gazette ONCE.
NH 2y-eu3t
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" ATClIE S.

II RODSHAM. Cooper. Adams, Jurgcnsen Co
pcnhagcn, Vacheron, and all other "atcnes OF
celebrity A complete assortment always on hand.
Also. perfectly reliable Timckecpcr,, by less mo-
table makers at very low rates.
~ Watches and Chr"nomrtcr. carefully re-
paired by >kilul workincn.
NJ W. GAIT 4 BRO.
Jewellers ID. Pa. av.. doors west Of
Wnshn gtun ml-2g--@t Browns Hotel
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C. F. SUBTLE & CO..

C. F. SUBTLE & CO.,
ARE Now RECEIVING per Schrs. Rescue
n and Statesman. their .SIRING SUPPLIES
of GROCERIES,. to which they invite attention.
We name in part
30 bills. Refined Sugar
20 hhds New Orleans and Cuba Sugar
10 MOlasses
20 bbls. New Orleans MolasSes
20 q" Portland Syrup
100 bags Rio. Lsguyra, and Java Coffee
100 boxes AdaIrantine Candle.
- Mould :"
SO Starch: 100 bags assorted Shot Grain
Pepper: Painted buckets: Jute Rope: Super tarb
Soda; Blacking; Race Ginger; Corn Brooms; Wrap
ping Paper Matches; Brown soap; Bar Lead: as
sorted Candy: Mace; Alum; CopPeras; de-, &c.
NH 9S
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-29

NJ HAIR JEWELRl.
wi W. GAIT & BRO call attention to their
new patterns of HAIR JEWELKY. consisting of
Brooches. Earrings. Bracelets, Necklaces. Crosses,
Guard. Vest. and Chatalain Chins Scarf Pins,
Sleeve Buttons. Studs, Finger Rings L"ckcts,
Watch Seals. Keys, Charms. &c.
All of the above made to order Of any hair AMI
mounted in the mos; elegant and durable manner.
VI. ". GAIT BRO.
Jewellers, 35i. Pa. ay., doors west OF
W,.Linotop. NH 2g-St Browns Hotel
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-29

-r NOTICE.-The steamer IN hES
- GiI- having resumed her route 90
the pofowac River. will lca-e Washington on
Tuslday. tor curri9nan, and IN Fridayt. com
menciry On he s,h Of April. for Plrey P)int aud
Kinsalc. a. & 4. " Returning. I'll! lesv" Kin
pslc IN SATURDAY., 81 4 NJ. stopping a. all ct he
regular i,rdir--, going ard returning
LTcTEr : FACE. rr'rr!ttc-.
w, Do-.u -or. NH 2l-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-29

A Ii. TIE NEWER STYLES Of RICH
n JEWELkY, WATCHES, SILVER
WARE. a..
M W. GAIT & BRO, are opening daily iu-
voices of new and elegant JEWELRi, FINE
WATCHES. and SILVER WAKE.
Also. Ladies and Gentlemen ROSEWOOD
DRESSING CASES. Gold-head WAL X / NC
CANES. OPERA GLASSES. FANS, &c.
Purchasers will find our stock to embrace all the
novelties in our line. VI. ". CALF & BRO,
Jewellers :ij4 Penn. avenue, 1 doors west of
Washington, NH 26--3t Browns Hotel.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-29

Some friend, last week, sent us some of
the finest Perch we have ever seen. Let
him accept our thanks, in the absence of his
name
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eIssa4~
* POS rSS7SEr
sSSeRTPT.
BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
Later from Cslifornia-By the Overland Ma

Later from Csliforuia-By the Overland MAJ.
ST.. LOUIS. March 2a.-The overland San
Francisco mail Of the 4th inst. arrived her"
last night. By it Victoria dates of the 18th
February are received. Gov. Douglas h""
refused to permit the Americans at Nict"r.a
to publicly celebrate Wsshington's birthday,
and much indignation was manifested in con-
sequence.
The l.. S. steamship Toucey, was launched
at Mare Island Navy Yard on the Sd inst.
Passengers confirm accounts Of the recen'
battles between tho troops and the Canaan
ches near Fort Arbuckle. The Camanchrs
had massacred several families in Benton
county, Texas. and run of their stock.
Both the Camanches and Apsches Were
committing depredstions on the mail company
along the route. Lieut.. Reed, of Fort Buch
ansn, had pursued and captured band Vi
thieving Papahoes in the Mexican town o!
Santa Cruz. The Mexican authorities werr
highly indignant. and called the people 10
arms to resist the invasion.
Accounts from the Arizona silver mine
were ola very favorable character.
Salt Lake dates are to the 18th ult. TIE
Indians in the vicinity of Santa Clara had Xii
ed several white persons, and General John.
sons troops had gone to chastise them
Seventeen children, who were captured BY
the Indians at the massacre Of the migrant,
al Mountain Meadows, eighteen months ugo
had been recovered.
Marine Disastsr-Probsbls Loss Of Life.
NORFOLK, March 2S.-The ship Agamcn.
non, Capt. GOODWIN, from Liverpool, bound
to Baltimore, with an assorted cargo. Wen,
ashore on Currituck beach in the gale Of Sa-
turday The captain and FIVE ofthe crew are
supposed to be lost. The ship WAS in bad
condition.
The brig George Washington. from Mobi'r
for Baltimore. went ashore on Back River
beach at the same time.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-29

(IFo0L PURCHASED III the highest esss
w prices, by
isa HILL, BROWN. ! PARTL0x.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-29

es- Messrs. SMITH, sHACKELFORD' anu
THOMAS, will address the Voters of Spotsylvs'
mia, on Monday, 4th Of April Of hing george Oh
Thursday, 7th of April-bsing the Court days OIL
the several Counties. nin 10
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-29

" ENGRAVING.
Y ISITlNG, WEDDING, and lat HOME"
CARDS, elegantly engraved and printed The
finest quality Cards furnished.
ARMS, CRESTS, aud INITIALS cut upon
stone, and engraving in all it, branches promptly
executed. VI. ". GAIT K BRO,
Jewellers, 35i Penn. ave-, doors west Of
Washington, inh 26-3t Browns Hotel.
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E,ru Hn-,u, 4 -crt.

MORE B00ES.--Ths Primo Of ~ House If
vi David, or Three Year. in til. Holy City.
Si.2S.
Annie Grayson, or Life III Washington City, by
Mira. Lasscll". 81.
Hope Marshall, or Government and itS Officers
BY Mrs Lasselle, 81
Just received and for sale by
mh 90 JOHN II. PARROTT.
II ENTTCkY BLUE GRASS.-.Just received
IN from Kentucky, u superior lot "f pure and
clean Kentucky Blue dra.s; als", English Lawn
Grass Seed, for sale by
DRAYTUN u. MEADE,
NH ~ No ~, FairtaX-St.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-29

SITUATlaH AS ILAchEk "ANTED.--A
= Young married GENTLEMAN who WAS edu-
Gated at one ii the best Colleges in the Unitra
States, aud has had some years successful cxre-
Renee in one of the first schools instructor, de
.ires to locate in some coed neighborhood and
open good School. The best Of retcrCpce giveL
40 to character and capacity. Address
WM. a. ..NukRST.
ki,hmaud " NH 15-d.,t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-29

NOTICE TO GAS CoNsUMERS.--bills ior
~ the quarter ending March iota, are nov now
ready tor delivery. All bills PAID Sltnih n'e ny
g. rv..snta,;,n discount Of per cont will te
allowed. fmh 1,-stl J. R0XBCki. supt:
OBCRNs-StaG aud Barrel Churns, 10. sa's
u, fnL lsi JOHN OGDEN.