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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-08
BY YESTERDAY EVENINGS MAILS.

Glorious RALLA .-ThcO Opposition meeting
in this city, on Friday night. was rou-lng
affair. The spiri: that peryadcd it carried
Us back 10 the DAYS of 1910, when tn" Wing
fires burned 50 brightly, and when this old
pmmonwealth came so near shaking on the
incubus. Democracy, from her shoulders
We shall have stirring compaign, and W.
are encouraged to hope that the happiest re-
suit will crown our hope !"'"rst"'y Int.
NoOrro>ITI6x. Alta Democratic meeting
Saturday evening convened FOR the purpose OF
hearing political discussion between MeSsrS.
Thos. +. Goodc, Hopkins and Campbell.
these gentlemen appeared and severally ad-
dressed the meeting. They also announced.
respectively, their Withdrawal from the con-
test. and Mr. Gordon having also withdrawn
as we have been informed III the last ten
DAYS, the Hon. VIM. q. Goode has NOW II"
opposition. istersburg Int.
The residence of Mr.. Alex. Mallory. Of
Brunswick County Was entirely destroyed by
fire on the morning Of the 18th inst. The
house was large and lately rcpai red. The
fire caught from the chimney. Loss about
*, 900. No insurance.
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CONGRESS.

In the Senate, yesterday, Mr.. Brown pre-
scented memorial Of the binders for the Ser
ate, PRAYING relief from the reduction of ~
per cent. recently made i'll the prices for their
work
Mr.. Brown spoke in favor Of granting the
PRAYER of the mcnorialsts. and offered rcso-
lurion restorin. the twenty per cent
Me,srs Fitch and Fitzpatrick opposed the
resolution.
On motion If Mr.. Mason, it was laid On the
,ablr--veas -, nays :.
Without transacting any further business,
the Senate went into Executive session.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-08
Sad Journey.

The Buffalo Express says young lady, q
Miss T., from Lockport, \. j., passed
through Milwaukee one day last week, on
her way to St. Paul TO meet her betrothe,!
and fulfil her engagement TO be married.
Between Hastings and St. Paul, the LII
Crosse Republican says, she met the down
ward stage, which had the corpse Of her
intended husband. This she dId not
learn until ,hc arrived at st. Paul, where
she hired livery and strated back to
overtakc the stage. Shcoverhaulcd the stage
At Wahashaw. and took charge otthc remains
of her lover. She passed through that city
last Thursday night Oh her way home She
was Il brave girl, and bore her crushing sor-
row LIZ having a faithful hope in the future.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-08

FLoTR.--Wc have no change to note in the
Flour market There were no sales reported on
Change, and in the absence Of large TRANSACTIONS
We have not altered our figures The receipts yes
t,rdav. were far--und went into store.
WHEAT-The market WAS active, ana prices
have advanced. We quote sales of white at l'o(9
l5jc. for fair, and ljGla l6rc. for good t" prime;
red l45a lj2c for good t" prime-tho receipts are
light.
CORN.-Thrre is an active demand for Corn
and the market opened with al advance in prices
Of &C. There were sales reported ON Change of
white and mixed ut slCls2c No yellow offering.
RYE.-Market quiet and supply small with
very light receipts. Ourquo,atons are unchanged
0ATS-Prices frmer, but market inactive for
the want of sufficient supply with which to operate
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-08
I'M COMMON COUNCIL.

Aam meeting of the members elect to the Com
mon Council Of Alexandria. held March 9Th 1879.
there present.
From the First ward-Messr>. Lewis Mckenzie,
John W. Burke. and Geo. II. Markell.
From the Second Ward-Messrs. A. W. East
lack. :. Ferguson Beach, Hugh Latham, and Jas.
s. Haowe.
From the Third ward--B. II. Berry and II. C.
Dorsey.
From the Fourth Wari-John B. Smoot, George
Washington, and b. X. Blackjack.
On hallotmg for President. Lewis Mckenzie,
esd. was unanimously elected. and having taken
the oath of office before H. l.. Simpson, Justice
of the Peace, administered the same TO all the
members present
On haloting for Clrri, James Dempsey was
duly elected.
!. G.. floods was elected Messenger
On invitation. the Board of Aldermen entered
this Chamber, to witness the installation ot the
Mayor when the oath Of office was administered
by ii. l.. Simpson. esq, Justice OF the Peace, u
". u. Massey. esd, Mayor elect
On motion. the rules Of the last Council were
adopted ~ the rules Of this.
4 communication was received from Wesley
Avery. complaining OF the action Of the Commits
sioners of the First and Fourth Wards. nj the re
cent election, in awarding to W ii. Smith certi-
fratc of election. a. Collector Of Taxes for those
Wards.
Mr. Beach submitted the following order. which
wa !optcl.
Ordered. That the Attorney of the city Council
be requested tn advise the Common Council. at its
next regular meeting n to the proper jurisdiction
for determining cases Of contested elections, held
under the City Charter, (othcr than for members
of either branch of the City Council and the ie-
gal mode of proceeding therein.
The following resolution offered by Mr.. hasiluck
was adopted:
Resolved. That there be a joint committee of
two members from cach Board, who shall revise
and report joint rules for the City rouncil-cssrs.
A. W EastIack and George Washington were ap'
pointed said committee, on the part OF the Com
mon Council.
The President announced the following commit
tecs -
On Finance and Salarics--Me.,rs. John B.
Smoot. ami J. ". Burke
ON Public Property-Messrs. A. ". Eastlack,
and q. II. Markell.
ON Licht-Mr.sis Jas. :. IIallowell, and d. H..
Blackjack.
On General Laws-Mcsors. ]. J.. knzcr, and ;.
+. Beach.
On Cluims-Messrs. George H. Markell and Il.
II. Berry.
On the Poor-Mcssrs. ". B. Richards, Jr, and
George Washington.
On Public Schools-Mes.rs J. II. Mcveigh, and
II. e. Dorsey.
On Streets -Mcssrs. Hugh Latham. and T. ;.
Jamic-un.
TN the Fire observation-disclosures ]. :. jamie
sou. and H. G. Dorsey.
report from the Committee On Streets, on re
puyiuy KIM street wa> received from the Board
of Aldermen and it, reference to the Committee
Oh Streets. cuncurr"d in.
On notion, Council adjourned.
Te-rr: JAMES DEMPSEY, e. e.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-08
DIED.

In Washington on the 18th instant, MARY
WHEAT. wife of the late John Wheat, in the IILI
year of her az.
Al Baltimore. at the City Hotel. on the 18th in
slant. after a hort illness. DR.. ANDREW ID.
BIRCH. of Washington, youngest son "i the late
BALKAN Birch.
On Friday. the lth ult., at the residence of her
husband, al Carthage. Tennessee, Mrs LUCY Is.
PICKETT wife of Col. Joseph q. Pickett AMI
youngest daughter OF the late Samuel +. Howard,
esq.
Al Calcutta India, December Goth. 1888 MARIE
JESSIE CLEMENCE ELIZABETH. only daugh-
Ter of MIR. ami Madame Gaul,lre Boilleau. born at
Gcorccfnwn. D. G.. June 18Th 1855. aud grand
daughter tu the late Hon. Mr.. Benton.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-08
Senator Thompson's Speech.

Everybody has enjoyed the spicy speech
of Thompson. of Kentucky. on the Cuba
Acquisition bill The y. \. Times thus wit
tily discourscs of the Hon. members ability
and humor:
The Senate Chamber has u,t been aroused
by the diving notes of Senatorial swan, who
after sitting mum through an entire term. Just
as he is about to leave hi, place forever. gives
vent to an outjurst ofi"yiaI wit, sarcasm and
humor which throws the whole nation into Il
guiiaw, and sets evcryb"d! asking VIII" the
new genius is. where he is from. and what he
has been about that ne has only now, for the
first time, made himself heard. The famous
single-spcech Hamilton made his great effort
ut the commencement OF his Parliamentary
career and was forever after silent. living on
the reputation Of his maiden effort. But our
funny Senator, after beng twenty years III
Congress- breaks out in his brilliantly anus
ing speech on the Cuba question just as his
term has nearly expired.
The Kentucky PheniX has been bldlng hI'
time, watching his opportunity, slttln?
through twenty Years, incuhatng ms od''
fancies, and accommodating his materials for
making his exit in a blaze ofcorrusratimg hui
mors. How it happens that man Of ms
buffoon power should SIT undiStingu!sh's
through so long period Of Senatorial mac
tivity, is phenomenon that we have not
the ability to explain. lie may hay" Sait
many smart thing in Congress before, and be
known to his personal acquaintances for all l."
proved himself worth i'll his late remarkahie
speech, but the marvel of it is that he should
never before have commanded the notorIety
which he suddenly acquired by single
speech in one day.
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The n. York Herald and Government Printing

We declined to print the Post Othce adyer'
tisements because the government will not
pay a fair price for the work, and because we
can occupy the space which 1t takes upto
much greater advantage. Our circulation
running up to nearly ninety thousand per
day. the greatest issue ever attained by amy
journal in the world-rendcrs IL easy Tor Us
to obtain the list at any momentby rcsoriinS
to the law; but we do not desire it, will not
have it, or any other official advertisement
unless paid for at our regular rates. The
list of letters does not pay for the paper on
which it is printed. or the composition OF the
types with which it is set up. The govern
,nent paws about eleven hundred dollars per
annum Tor 1.-THE space-and it is worth 10
us, i'm solid cash. rs much rs tc" MouSa"" doi-
lars. Several years ago the Corporation OF
this city paid Us three thousand dollars per
annum for printing the official reports oil rs
proceedings Other city journals were naii
about five hundred for the same work. This
payment to us was not sufficient, and we de-
clined the work unless we could have ut least
douLle the remuneration. Private citizens
| are ready to pay our rates. and there Is i'
reason why governments shouid not do So
| We ask no favorS from any administration OF
any government whatsoever. III we adVer
! tise for them it must be nj the regular rate
If they do not see fit to pay this they can G
elsewhere, and we shall not lift finger /"
| preyeut it-N. T. HTd8.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-08
Midilehurg. Va, NH j--eoit

1 VERY CHEAP FARM FOR SALE.-ls3
n ACSES OF LAND--Good red soil, well
wooded with Oak Hickory, aud Pinc--comtortabIe
r. HOUSE: good enclosures: ncvcrtailing strean
l.. of water OH one side "i the farm. and bounded
on the other side by public road, about mile from
Sudley MillS-arar which there will be a depot on
the independent Line Of the Manassas Gap Rail
rond. where wood enough might nc sold 10 pay for
the Farm, without any Inconvenience OF injury 10
the land. Til. farm can be purchased for two
Thousand dollars cash, 10y making early application
n b. T. CHINN. Agent.
Near 6roveton. Prince William Co., Va.
s.,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-08
MARRIED.

On the :rd instant, 10y the Rev. Mr.. Buck. of
Rock Creek Church, Ms, MARY \. TAYLOR.
of Mon, romcry County Maryland. I" CHARLES
EiTCHELOR. of New York.
At Sackctt, llarhor. y. y. Oh the 2ith nltmo,
hy the Rev Mr.. Brayt"n. Capt. E. y. HuLLlNS,
L. ;. Navy. and LOUISA ;. HTEEETT. of Bal
,;,,,nr. Nil
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-08

NgN YORK. March j.--The receipts from Gus
toms Thursday, amounted to SloS,SS6; yestcr-
day to Si9,4g9. Total in the Subtreasury, ST.
ll5.40%.
The nitcd States steamer Fulton, which left to-
day for Southampton and HaNre, took out $685.
zoe in specie.
The passage Of thu Treasury note bill has given
stability 10 Government stocks. The new Govern
mcnt lean went up TO 1881 Missouri sizes closed
at 5s advances Tennessee at 900; 4 advance
Virginia skies at 96l; lower; Indiana hves at sot
and Illinois Central Canal bonds of 1860 at lol.-
The Commercial says:
The tendency of the money market this week
continues toward greater ease. There has been
some pressure of private capital upon the street,
and some loans at FIVE per cent have been paid Oh
by borrowers who were able to supply themselves
NJ lower rates. Four and u half to five per cent
may he considered as the current market rates
but We have heard of transactions to consldera
Die amount ~ four per cent. on prime securities
Al the Corn ENchange to-day there WAS au &C
tive business transacted in State and Western hohr
At a further advance of } 10 cents. per BARREL
"hea, Was also buoyant. and prices ruled in favor
o. the seller. Corn advanced ] cent. per bushel
Cut With only moderate sales.
Ihs total amount Of dry good. thrown Into mar
Act the past week was S3.431.36O
The amount Of exports from this city for two
months from lst January was $l2,526,756, o.
salch Si.6i7,ll5 was in specie and bullion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-08
Later from California.

Sr. Louis, Feb. The California over
land mail of the llth February. has arrived.
Three hundred troops had been dispatched t.
the Colorado, to punish the Mohaye indians
for the recent outrages. The Panama steam
err was to sail on the Dist Business ut San
Francisco was brisk, and candles. provisions,
LIQUORS and Coffee were advancing.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-08
Later from Eurone 60.

New YORK, March THE Royal mai!
steamship Europa, from Liverpool on The
18th of February, has been signalled from
Sandy Hook.
The steamship Cahawba from New o.
leans. via Havana, has been signalled from
the Hook.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-08
The Markets.

BALTIMORE, March Flour closed firm; How
srd street and Ohio 1926. Wheat is unchanged;
white l4O6y 1900; red ASA l5"". Corn closed
higher; white Ste. yello" s2GgS:;e. Provisions
closed quiet; bacon sides 9;c Whiskcy closed firm
at2Sa29c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-08
Our Minister to Austria.

New YORK, March Hon. j. Clancy
Jones was received at the Court vienna Ola
the 18th ult
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-08
A L n A N A C .
II A Z IN E LIST.
PORT OF Observation-Disclosures =;

:, ARRIVED.
Propeller 5. Seymour. Merdeth, Philadelphia,
"m. II. Powle L Son.
SAILED.
"af' Hamilton, Ogden. New York. by S. Shinn.
MEMORANDA.
Ia's Dart, North. aud Gen. Harrison, Henley,
x ,uls port cid al Baltimore, 9Th inst.
y;,"roR1. T. l., March 4.--Schr. ii. +. Psyton,
~ from Boston, for Alexandria, went
IT, last nisht near Beaver Tail Light. Vessel
po,h; rso Heating Of and breaking up; little or
q. can be saved. Crew all saved. She had
yr..,a :. thermometers, and the captain, at
~ 49,. Of life, has saved Is, and will make eve
ssort 70 save the others.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-08

DR.. BMLIss.--lt is with pleasure that we
welcome back to his native State, Dr. Mar
shall Bayli.s, the distinguished Phrenologist
who after an absence of several years in the
West. returns to his friends. havin. been, we
are pleased to learn, eminently successful III
accommodating the piatS. With host of
friends around him last evening. he de.
clared his iuiisposition TO leave our city.
but stated that duty required lie should
report himself, at headquarters War
renton-whither he was to have gone this
morning. His numerous friends will no
doubt welcome him back with open arms to
his old home. We must express our regret
to hear that the doctor has abandoned the
sciences, and embraced politics, in which,
however. with his mind and talents. be must
distinguish hinself--"Mark ms-"dont
YOU observer"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-08

NEw YORK, March stocks are dull. Cum
berland Coal Co. "a. Va. 6's 81. Mo. 6's Sjl
Sterling exchange is firm, but dull.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-08
Miadlcburg. Va. NH SCOT,

4 CARD Having sold out 10 Mcssrs. TAYLOR
~ ( GARTER. desire To wind up my McEchntil.
business. aud request that those indebted to me-
will ..;tIe NJ and BAY a. soon a. possible.
Asa ROGERS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-08

TnRorGH TIcxEr,.-An arrangement has
Just been completed by which through tick
cts can be had from New York to Richmond
by the Aqua Creek route. The pric" Of II
through ticket is $ll, and the ticket office in
New York j. at The foot of CORTLAND street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-08
Death of an ex-senator.

ST. Louis, March T.--Ex-Senator G"!rr
Of this State. died on Saturday.
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND OTHERS.
r. -. -x.- - "
E - In ..t..s; =. = -. ~,

SsGE g. -. - = :. Z:
TINIlE Inducements now offered 10y the ADAMS
i EXPRESS COMPANY I" Merchants an" INC
business community. for the sG'" """ rop!" """'-
,,;..i,. of FREiGHT from N. E"s'cTn tdi''. -"
U,yo,dr;n. TO points of destination. must com
mend itself To favorable notice. .
Goods now shipped from Baltimore. 10y ms
route reach Alcxandria in a few hours ana arc
then forwarded by first trains to their destination
Parties ordering by this line do not lnrnr any
e,nense for drayage or commissions al either end
of the line. H. W. RAILS As'"'
Il. I'm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-08

THE Corv7Y CorR1 commenced it, sc {.
sion yesterday but transacted 10 business Of
general importance, and adjourned until this
nj ,rning at II o'clock.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-08
SHMBRERO GUANO,

The richest PHOSPHATE GUANO known.--
Having accepted the Agency for the sale OF this
article in Washington. Georgetown. and AieXan-
iria full supply will always he kept IN hand
II is put up in bags and barrels. Particular at
tention is asked to the following analysis by Dr.
K. II. Stahlcr.
Organic Matter. yielding acknowledgements. 80"
phosnha,. of 30
C,rhans,c If co..
pho.rhot, or Iron. sand .....,........... 600
Water ..,.......................... 10
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-08
FDWIE G. CO..

IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN ALL KINDS Or
FERTILIZERS.
TAVE received their SPRING SUPPLIES,
/ and offer for sale
NO. l PERUVIAN GUANO,
PAT ND in bags. furnished and branded by the
Agents of the Peruvian Government.
COLUMBIAN GUAN0,
In bags and barrels. a very excellent Manure.
rich in Phosphatcs. a will appear from annexed
Analysis by DR.. II. II. Stahler.
Organic Matter. yielding acknowledgements. 9o
W,t.r .................. SD
pho.nh,,. nf Linn. TO- IS
sand and other n-oiUble ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-08
Imports at New York.

The imports are very large both in dry goods
and general merchandise. the total for last week
being nearly five and half million dollars. This
brings the aggregate since Jan. LIST, to within one
and half millions Of the corresponding total for
1857.
For the week. 1855. lS3n leo'.
D,y ,;,..I, - SI2.S5I6 sllS1.S79 S3,pI .ml
uoaera merchandise. l.l+Osnj l.''o.Wo 2op''t's
Total for the weck...S2Il9i5l S2.dji,H9 S5''Si's+V
Previously .lO.OllGlI l5'si5@1 3""'Zs-s
Sine. Jan lst..... 81 ,si+5s SlS,29l+4 sil.ZsI.s"
Included in the imports for the week arc S2l,-
AIS in cochineS, S35.356 in indigo, S2s,23i in
iar, Sal Ggs in raisins $s,2S0 III musical instru-
mcnt.. Sls,s9l in jewelry, S79.lS5 in watches,
$SS,2SO in dressed hides and skins Sl3l,4SO in
undresscd do. SjS.322 in cutlery, $l6,9SG in hard
ware. Sl2,SOs III metal goods, $4,000 in slab tin,
sl6,73j in pepper Slj,2j0 in books, S59,9Ol in CT
gsrs, sl49,644 in coffee, $37,923 in fancy goods.
S3U22l in fish, SlS,05S in hair, S3T,014 in India
rubber. $ll,47l in ivory. SjO,6S5 in molasses.
sl9l ,939 in hhds and ties sugar. SlOl,lIO i'll bag
and box d. $500, ISL in tea, S53, 123 i'll tobacco,
S22, 226 in wool
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-08

\vOTICE.-The subscriber has taken out ietter'
~ Of administration on the estate OF lh"'h"'
c, Atkinson, deed. Persons indebted 10 the o.
tate, are requested 70 make early payment - nun
and creditors will please file their Claims WIN H'N'
verified by affidavit. ,,c,, n,.cu
ian Ig-eotf -. FbRu''''-N bPh'''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-08

DENTECOST, or the Work Of God in Phii"ie!-
phia, A. d., 1858, prepared BY the Young
Mems Christian Association, price Zoe.
Souvenir. Of the Creek and Roman Classic Poets,
in a chronological SERIES from Homer to Tryphi"-
doms translated into English verse, and illunIna-
It'd with Biographical and Critical notices, by Chas'
Abraham Elton, author Of Tran 'lation OF hesio"'
ia three handsome volumes, $3.50. For sale ~
nh ROBT. BELL.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-08

NARIETlES.-Shettlsand Wool. all colors;
Materials: Toilet articles: Combs and Brushes. Of
all kinds: Belts. Elastic Web Shawl pins. and all
kinds of fancy goods. have good assortment Of
all of the above goods and intend keeping it So
all goods required, that have not On hand, will DO
ordered. Jan 2ol ". B. RICHARDS, JR.
JJORSE AND MULE SH0Es.-l00 kegs
ii Horse and Mule Shoes, assorted sizes. for sale
BY lmh WHEAT bfo'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-08
A. A. & A. MEXICAN GUANO in barrels.
BONE DUST, of best quality, IN barrels
cvp puocppaTE' 0E TIME
JAMES C. NEVETT,


DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF FERTILIZERS
JJAS ON HAND and will be receiving during
i i the season
NO. | PERUVIAN GUANO.
Direct from the Agents OF the Peruvian Govern
mrrt. in strong bags.
CALIFORNIA GUAN0,
From Eide Island, analysing about II per cent.
Ammonia. and 20 per cent. Bone Phosphate "i
Lime, in str"n bag.
COLUMBIAN GUAN0,
From the Island of Ill Rogue put up in strong
bags. ana ysing over ~ per cent Bone Phosphate
of Lime, according /" analysis by Prot. Bckcll.
NAVASSA OR BROWN COLOMBIAN.
This is very superior Manure. richer III Phos-
pilates than any other Guam" imported. Patcu'
lar attention il asked t. the following. Analysis
hv DR.. X. II. :itahlcr.
Organic matter. Welding Amm"nin............. StO
Phosphate Of Lime.
Phosphate of %"
alter '''''''' '-
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GREAT RUSH FOR THE >lCkLES IRA
u tEDY. at fRENIHS Eo"k an" P""i""j"aI
D.Dnt. No. IUi, k,my-.tr.d. The sicklcs Tragedy
l. fully illustrated III this weeks Leslie and fiar-
rrr'> Weekly.
.u.; received per last steamer. u fresh supply OF
tho Christmas number Of the London Illustrated
News with all the Colorcd Supplements, any one
OF which /, worth twice the price OF h" paper;
price 1or.
The Comic Monthly for April. ii cts.
Til. Hnrticul,urst and Journal of Rural Art
and Rural Taste. for March. lSir.
Blnckw nod tor March. %.
New York Ledger. Mount Vernon Papers No. L..
Mercury. Weekly, and all the Papers. Magazines,
Reviews &C.. Oh hand and for sale. NH
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-08

DEMOVAL.-kINCHE &. BRiIS have
N removed to the large and conmohlous Brick
Warehouse No. !, Garner oJ hing o,'d I"'o" stre.'s,
where they intend kc.pinga general assortment OF
GROCERIES, WINES, and LIQUORS, 10 which
they n,ite the attention OF dealers.
They solicit c"H-ignments OF MI kinds Of COT N
TRY PRODUCE. They al-o offer their seryices
IN r.rcive and forward Goods. NH D.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-08

E.-Thc undersigned have this day
y formed co-parimership under the name of
TlrLOR 4 CARTER. tor carrying OF the
MERCANTILE BU SINESS, in Middlehurg. and
have taken the >torchuuse lately occupied by Gen.
Rogers.
They intend in a few week. TO make their Spring
purchases, and 20 keep constant supply of
FANCY and STAPLE GOODS. suited {" the
wants of the people.
THE patronage of the public is solicited:
CORNELIUS ;. TAYLOR,