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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-20
NO. 10.
MISCELLANEOUS READING.
THE CLAY FAMILY.

An old letter, written in lS48, by the late
Rev. Porter Clay-then preaching at Alton
ILL.,, gives the following facts in regard to the
origin the Clay family:
Your wishes to know something about the
history OF our family could not be gratlhed
within the limits of a letter. The following
concise accounts must suffice. In the reign OF
Queen Elizabeth. Sir Walter Raleigh brought
over to the Virginia plantations, among 9th
.rs, three brothers. sons Of Sir John Clay, of
Wales. England. He gave them SO, 600 each,
which WAS u very large fortune at that time.
Their names were Charles, Thomas and Hen
ry They settled on James River, hear
Thomas. had large families. Henry had No
children The name Henry has been handed
down in both branches Of the family with
great tenacity ever since. Cassius Nj. Clay Is
u descendant of Charles Clay; Henry and my
self from Thomas Clay. Thus the two broth
ers alluded to are the progenitors OF all the
Clays in the United States.
NV father. as you have heard, was clergy
man OF the Baptist denomination. lie died In
early lie, leaving seven children-four sons
and three daughters; all Of whom died without
children. with the exception Of Henry and my
self My mother was married the second
time, and raised family Of six children, two
Of them are still living-Nathaniel W: Wat
kins and Frank Watkins, residing in Nilsson
ri. My brother Henry has had eleven children,
six daughters and five sons. The daughters
are all dead, and one son, Il. Clay, Jr., who
was killed at the battle of Buena Nista-his
wife having previously died. leaving three
children, who are with their mothers con
nectons in Louisville. Three Of my broth
er's sons are settled near him. in the neigh
hood of Lexington. Two of these. Thomas
and James b. Clay are married and doing
well--one a lawyer, the other farmer. John.
the youngest. whom you saw at Washington,
is with his father, at Ashland. Theodore,
his eldest son is in the Lunatic Asylum in
Lexington, "A confirmed lunatic."
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CtALL AT THE OLD STAND, and examine
" nv stock of Robe Lawns, Robe Berages and
Challie Berages, all of which will sell at very
reduced prices. have also on hand fresh sup
ply of Blue Denims, Shirt Stripes, Checks, Balu.
more plaids. &c; Gents. Gauze Merno Pants and
Vests; Hosiery; Gloves &c, &c.
iels w. n BERKLEY.
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JOHN T. CREIGHTON. Auct,oNesr,

IS kiSG STREET, ALEXANDRA. VIRGINIA,
INOR the sale OF every description III REAL and
Il Personal PROPERTY, offers his services
To the public III the above capacity. Personal At
tention will he given to all business entrusted u"
him. and prompt returns made.
Refers to Mrssrs Robert Il. Violet esq, Brent
( Kinzer. W. G. Neat"n, Bryan Adams, Gray,
Miller 4 Co.. and Lewis Mckenzie, esq, oi Alex
audria: Hiss Cole, pugan Jenkins, and hey
ser, Troxell { Co., Baltimore; Justice SielnmeH,
T.. : Justice 4 Co., and y. H. Hart Co., Phila
Jehhia; Russell. Erwin Co., and Lam'"n, d"'d-
now n Co., New York.
fss~ j. +. {. has engaged tie services oil ., H.
A,v,II. who is well known rs an accomplished
Aurti,neer 10 assist him in his Auction Sales.
my 1S-nlY
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MILLINERY GOODS AT PRIME COST.

A' will sell cut our entire stock of 81 MMER
w MILLINERY GOODS. At prime cost tor
cash. We have on hand very handsome Silk.
Grape, Straw, Braid. and Neapolitsu BONNErS;
also Il large assortment of FLATS. for children.
iy l3 :. 4 W. MEYENBERG. Sarepta Hall.
NJ OTICE.-ELEGANT BERAGE ROBES,
~ 6c.-We are now Offering To our friends and
the public an assortment of FL \ Z II ES )
GOODS, equal 10 any thing to be found in this
market: all articles ,rurr"nHd to be exactly what
they are represented, or the money returDed.--
We cordially invite purchasers generally to ex-
anime stock, feeling confident that good
GOODS and luw prices will insure Us large share
of their patronage. ASlIBY WOOD,
At the old stand, No. 10, King street, under
the Orange and Alexandria Railroad Office.
q.
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GEORGE sIGGERS,

BOOK-BINDER AND PAPER RULER.
No. IS Prince Street, opposite me Gaze"e Office,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
NJUSIC, Magazines, and Old Books bound III
.Nl any style. l also RULE, and make to order,
any description of BLANK BOOKS, which l will
4, lrrant to be made OF the best paper and materials
and hound in the strongest manner. Bank Ohcers,
Bankers Merchants, Clerks of Courts, Hotel Keep
ers. Insurance Companies, and all who want Blank
Books, are respectfully invited to give me call.
IL O-tf
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D R Y GOODS, &C.
NEW GOODS

1l0 PIECES new style LAWNS at l2lc
1UU Berage Robes, Organdy and Jacoustt
Lawns
Chsntly. French Lace, and rich Silk Mantles, iu
great variety
Fronting and Shmling Linens and Cottons
% dozen black Silk MiIts
100 dozen Ladies, Gents aud Misses Cotton Hose
Valencenes, Thread. Cambria, Bobbin, and Swiss
Edgins and Insertions
Black Mourning Goods, in great variety
New style Mohsn, for travelling Dresses
Nanso"k, Null. Swiss Jac"nett and Cambria Mus
ins. Ladies and Misses Steel Spring Skirts, from
To 30 HoopS--wth many other new goods bought
at great reduction spring prices, making our
stock very complete in every department, all Of
which offer very low.
TAYLOR i HUTCHINSON,
No. ~. Louisiana Avenue,
opposite Centre Market Square.
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GREEN'S MANSION HOUSE,

CORNER oF CAMERON AND FAlRFAA SITS
THHIS we'll known and POPtL LAR HOTEL
L having undergone THORGtIH kEAU|A-
rios and RNISHiNG, is now open, with
every thing complete, Tor the convenience and ac-
co,nuodation oi BOARDERS and TRAVELLERS
ais- The Proprietor has secured the services at
GEORGE l.. STEWART and SAMUEL b.
GREGORY, under whose Joint management II"
.ain, will he spared To- sustain the reputation al
In. HOUSE as Il FIRST CLASS HOTEL III
,y.ry r.,u.ct JAMES GREEN.
AI.xnndriu E.Lruaru | lSlA--lu
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ORANGE & ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD.
EN@ ~

ON AND AFTER MONDAY, JULY !, 1899,
~ the Train leaves Alexandria daily, AT o'clock.
A. NJ, for GordDnsville connecting with the Trans
on the Virginia Central Railroad, for Richmond
and IN. West aud with the Trains on the ManaS-
sas Gap Railroad, for Mt Jackson, Woodstock,
Warren White Sulphur Springs, and intermediate
points.
Tn. Train leaves laily, Sunday night excepted
at - o'clock T. NJ. Tor Richmond, New Orleans,
Memphis and intermediate points.
Through Tickets AT the Railroad Station.
The Trains leave Alexandra at I, A. W. ana
1870, p. NJ; arriving at AeXanJris at :, T. VI, ana
3. A. NJ. Leave GUrlonsyille at LOGO, A. NJ, and
1880 F. NJ.
No Night Train cn Sunday.
iy 4-tf j. r. NICkLIN, Ticket Agent
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AuGrIlNEER,S NOTICE.

TIME subscriber WILL from anl after this date,
continue tho GENERAL AUCTION BUSl-
NESS heretofore conducted by the late Samuel >.
Mccormick esq, for the benefit of the family OF the
d.ccnsed (my 3O-dtfI T. NJ. MCCORMICK.
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l.. II. & q. c. SCHNEIDER.
South aide Pa. A,.. b,,rsen lOh and I'm stree
WASHINGTON, ID. c.,
DEALERs In BUILDERS HARDWARE.

= y
DEALERS IN BUILDERS HARDWARE
WE would call the attention OF Carpenters ana
w Builders to our large assortment "f b' lid,
EKS' HARDWARE which will sell at reduced
prices We name IN part
.0u doz. wilson's sash Pullies. II, 2, Il m, No.
| ana .. r;,,
5Vu ditto Assorted Butts Loose and Fast JOINTS.
200 Kegs Assorted Avalon Nails.
4 large assortment OF Locks, Knobs b"its'
Screw. Strap Hinges. Files Sc. Persons wishing
T., nur,sase will find it to their advantage to give
us "A call Washington ''' :"
INDEN WHlSkEY.-This IL ) Ia
4 made in the old fashioned copper still hy n"u-
h distillation Just beyond the summit oi the bine
R;L,. IN Wurr.n II county, Va near the iine oi au-
amer. where the s"itness aud parity "I the noun
t,;n .uring water and the quality ot the rye, con
stitutc im,.ortant elements Ill making tue hi-ht!
fo, which this locality has been long celebrated. IL
Is ,.rtactly pnre beyond all doubt, being made eN
cn.iyely Of rye. hops, and barley malt with the
utmost care The quantity made Is limited anu
hourht principally for private use, hy Seh'ieheh
.o,noissi.urs in the surrounding counties, VINO are
critic,ly mic. IN LAYING hy stock for ihpro' eiheh'
4 mali consignment has lately been made 10
MARSHALL i WARD, Of Alexandra; OF IL can
r.. nrn,ur.I direct. through correspondence WIN
nK FISHER. Of Linden, Warren County, Va.
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d. l.. smOOT, Attorney at Law,

OHrr, W. II, Soah Rogn' street. Aier""d'i", I".
re- Practices in Alexandria, the neighh"ring
counties. and Washington city. Prompt returns
made OF all money collected
RErfRfNCrs.-Messrs.M M"Neul Jones. Balh
more: Messrs Il. 4 I. Parker 4 Co., Washington
rity: M-ssrs. Sm""t, Uhler 4 Co., Alexandria, Va;
M,ssrs burke i Herbert, Alexandria, Va.
NH
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JEFFERSON TACEY,

PAPER HANGER, UPH0LSTEkER, GLIDER,
And HDn,, Decorator ~ G""srH'
WHILST returning his grateful acknowledge
w mentS 10 his numerous hiends ior their very
liberal encouragement during the two years he has
been amongst them, ~ them that II will be his
continued effort to serve them with promptness,
and at moderate chargcs. al his old stand NJ" lis,
NORM sinr kI>G STREET. ALEXANDRIA NH ~
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BUSINESS CARDS.
j. II. tUhSE. NJ ~ 'ohSt
Banking, Exchange, and Collection Office OF
CoRSE BROTHERS,

No. 93 Erchn"ye Block.
NlTE will make Collections on all accessible
w points in the United States, and hold pro-
coed, subject to Check, or remit promptly to any
designated point
We will deal in Ecchmye, Tme B"f', Promta-
so,y Notes. tncWrs"t Nancy, C"m, dc.
STOCKS and other SECURITIES bought and sold
ON Commission ana LOANS negotiated on favor
sLI. Terms Interest allowed L. DepOsiiors.
4 varied experience "t many year, III TINS ousi-
nes. enables ~ To offer services with confidence
10 the public. 1eb IF-u
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!, urukr AETHrR HERBERT
Exchange, and Collection Ofiee OF
Rllkk ER B Il X I,

CD,nrr Of Prince and FdiIdr 'ffeffs
WE will make Collections ON all accessible
w points III the United States, aud hold pro
reeIs subject To Check, remit promptly to any
designated point. w
Wewii deal in ErcL"nyc, Time Ri's P,"'"i'-
,,,.y N,f,x, iocmrrrat .N""ey, C"n dr.
STOCKS aud other SECURITIES bought and sold
.,o COMMISSION. jan l--tf
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Army Il SlilNN'S
ROTTLED MINERAL WATERS AND CIDER,
MASSEY. COLLINS 4 CO.'S
puJIa anEJ pHIa DRAIGHT ALE

BUYYLEU PORTEk, ALE, AND hEAD.
CIDER On ORA q ii 1,
In quantities I" suit purchasers
EEASS EEER-COCKS AND CT ia HONEY,
Constantly on hand, and ior sale by
LOUIS e. Army,
IS n Wa,cr-St.. Alexandria.
Ess- Country orders solicited. and promptly
sII.J je IDLY
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DIRECTORS
ALEXANDRIA AGENCY OF THE NEW YORK
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.

ACCUMULATED ASSETS OVER $500, 600.
f. i. MI KI'IIN. VI u. uI;.,y r,,,,;,,yr
& ". CHANCELLOR. VI II.
LOUIS kiNZEK, .igr,f If iirJdndri".
TINHE profits Of this Company cnure exclusively
/ tu the benefit of the assured, and have aver
aged not less than ~ per cent. per annum on the
premium paid
Forty per cent of tie premium loaned to the IN
surer> without security. Forms "f Application i"r
insurance. and any information respecting II, VIII
Lee furnished, lwithout CHARGE by application to
the agent. my h-ZAwtm
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I, EDWARD CHASE, Ii. D,

nENTAL SURGEON. Cr,"er Of W"sh'"yt""
- omd hi"g streetS. AirrdDd'i", Va.
l.tI" Entrance on Washington street ofhce
hours from o'clock, A. NJ, to- p NJ
ir 6-lti
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ARRANGEMENT 1859.
RRANGEMENT IBb4.
HOURS OF DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS
-r~@ GEORGE PAGE and xT@ =
.EzE4Ss THOS. COLLYER.

.nW@ GEUHGE PAUE anu sH h
.Ez TH0S. C0LLYER. .ESsSikisf11s
From Washin gton-Steamer GEORGE PAGE
at 8, Y, aud IL, d. m, l23, 3, 5, and 64 p. III.
From Washington-Steamer THOS. COLLiER
at y, 10, II. ~, II, m, ,, 1, and o. p Ii.
From mAlexandria--Steamer GEORGE PAGE
ct 3, 8, 10, u. IN, l IL m, Il, l, and 81 p. IN.
From Alexandria-Stesmer THOS. COLLlE ER
at Z, y, IL u. m, |, 3, and p IN, except Tues
dsy and Friday mornings, when the COLLlER
will run her regular trips 10 MOUNT VERNON,
a. heretofore and omit her trips between Washing
ton and Alexandria from y u. IN, to p. III. only.
The q. 81. a IN, aud It p IN boats from Alex,
anars connect with the trains Of the Baltimore ana
Ohio Railroad for the North and West.
The 81 n. IN. and Il p. III. boats from Washing
ton connect with the trains of the Orange and AL
exsndris Railroad for the South aud South West
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-20
C0pARTHERsHIP NOTICE.

fINiIE undersigned have this day formed go
i partnership Ito date from the 7th instsni)
under the firm name of &. A. BALDWIN CO,
for the purpose OF continuing the WHOLESALE
BOOT, SHOE AND HAT business in the room
heretofore occupied by HARPER BALDWIN.
They intend to keep, at all times, desirable
stock of goods IN their line, and respectfully .oli
cit from dealers continuance Of the patronage 80
literally extended to the late firm.
CHAS. A. BALDWIN.
iy lin ". \. MCVEIGH.
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NOUNT VERNON AND THE TOMB Of WASH.
INGTON

Three Times Week until further Notice.
IT, The steamer THOMAS COLLiE Elk
SstaiS77 will from after tho 18th Of March, run
regularly to Mount Vernon and the Tomb OF Wash
ington, on TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and
FRIDAYS, leaving the wharf. at the foot OF 7th
street. Washington. at -, A. NJ, and returning in
timo for the early afternoon train for Baltimore.
Coaches leave all the h.tels, and the corner OF
Psnnsylv ania avenue and 7th street, at y, A. NJ
Round trip ST. NH 5-u
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Hampshire County. my l-e"3m'
RATI AIIM SPRINGS VA.

BATH ALUM SPRINGS, VA.
10 Miles from Milboro' Depot, Va. &. r. X.
HAVING taken charge of this establishment. |
/ i am PREPARED to accommodate h"arders III II
degree of solid c,mtort that | think will not lie
surpu Ssed in the mountains, this season Ny eNrr-
rience in the manag cement Of the Oij Street Sri"g",
and more recently the Washi"yfO" H""s', Lynch
burg may afford some guaranty to the public "i
my disposition To please my guests.
The Bath Alum is admirably constructed aud
,unippel-is in AN elevated region, at the eastern
base of the Warm Spring mountain, enjoying an
atmosphere unsurpassed for Saluhiity, and having
n variety of mineral waters. alum an'i chall heate'
As excellent in their kind as any Others III the
State and the purest mountain freeSt"ne.
TERMS:
Per day, 81; per week. Slo per month "i '""r
weeks, $50.
Excellent music from New York band pr"vi-
ded. and Ten Pin Alley, and other amusementS.
without charge Ia the guests of the house.
On these terms. and with determination I"
please, | hope to I'LL the rooms early and to keep
them full to the last day of the season.
Bath county, je I6-2awlm ii. SNEAD.
NXTARREN WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
w WARREN CuuNTY. VA.-This pleasant uoun-
tain retreat was opened on the 18th of May.
1859. The conductors will possess eminent ad-
yanages for obtaining the best proviS"n and del
icacies of the season from the washington an"
Alexandria markets, such rs Crabs. Turtles, Fish,
ETC., besides supplies OF Mutton, Wild Honey, etc.
from the markets of the valley and mountains
adjacent to the Springs.
Passengers from Bati.nore, Washington Rich
mond and the lower country, will leave Alexandria
| in the morning. and reach Buckton Station by the
Manassas Tap Railroad, at II o'clock the same
day. Comfortable coaches will be in readiness to
convey visitors To the Springs from Buckton--diS-
tauce one mile. From Staunton and Winchester
daily line of coaches connect with the Manassas
Gap Railroad.
T.Rxs:-Boari first week So second IS; third
81. One month SIS. Children aud servants half
the above price. To families or parties engaging
board for several persons, reason"hie dedne""i
will be made.
Mrs. r. Pritchart will have the principal man
agement and control, aided by competent male as
sistants in every department. Francis q. Fox WI
be superintendent. le 30"
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-N-, N0TICE.-The Steamer COLUM-
EzsstssStS5,n sBIA, Capt james Harper. having
been thoroughly repaired and improved. will re-
sumo her trips between Baltimore and this place.
leaving Baltimore. ON Saturday. 18TH instant, at "
o'clock, and returning. leave this place, On the to!
lowing Wednesday, at I, A. NJ.
WHEAT L BRO, Agents.
n b. The freight ON merchandise for the differ
ent landings Oh the river, will vsriaby be requr-
ed in advance. mn 20
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

k-A FOR SALE OK RENT.--The commodi
ii:.E Gus brirk DIV Filling HOUSE and LOT
OF GROUND situated AT the southwest corner of
Prince and Alfred streets, III the city oi AleNan-
iria and at present occupied 10y Samuel X. Adams,
esq. Possession given on the 1t "f September
next.
The House is one of the best and most de-rnhly
l,r,t.d IN the city. The lot contains half acre
,hirh j. tilca with the finest lrult and .hruhhery
ami there is n hne brick stable aud carriage
house upon the premises. Apply t" 7. +. Hon
mnn. esd. Cashier ot the Bank o; the Old D"rnin
ion ar tn WM. II. IRWIN.
my y1-,ltf
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PIONEER MILLS FOR SALE!

WE are authorized by the proprietors TO offer
w ut private sale this extensive establishment.
The MILL BUILDING is fire proof built on
@@l piles with stone foundation, and Is situated
EE directly on the River front. and within few
wards of the Orange Alexandria and Manassas
Gap Railroads, with Wharves, and depth OF water
sufficient to accommodate vessels OF the largest
class. Its dimensions are l22 feet IN length, by
so feet in width four and half stories high, and
H. covered with slate.
A GRAIN ELEVATOR is also attached, by
which grain can be rapidly discharged from YES
sells Immediately into the Mill. The GRAIs BINS
are capable of holding 10 900 bushels Of Wheat The
Elevator is worked by small engine, separate
from that used in manufacturing, So that grain can
be received while the Mill is not in operation.
There are TWELVE PAIRS OF STONES, of
"a feet diameter, capable of manufacturing, when
in full work, about 500 bdrrels Of Flour per dog.
The ENGINES and BOILERS are very supe
rior made by Otis Tufts, OF Boston, Mass, with
out regard to expense. There are six Boilers, with
return hues The Engines are high pressure, and
Of $50 horse power.
WATER and GAS have been introduced through
out the entire establishment, with Hose, DC, at
tached to the water pipes in each story.
The above is only a 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 de-
sign of the pr0prietors TO erect Mill second to
none in this section of the country. In 1t will be
found ere,y thing appertaining to Flour
ing Mill.
- A COOPERs SHOP, of brick, covered with
E:a slate, and with iron window shutters, adJoIDs
the Mill. Its dimensions are 100 feet IN length,
by 81 feet in width, two stories high. 1t is per
fectly fire proof and has in IL full complement ot
Tools, &c, all in perfect order. There are now
about 900 FLOUR BARRELS on hand, which
will be sold with the Mill. Also, lot of Cooper's
stuff. SLAVES, HEADING, &c.
Ii is rarely that such an establishment, 70 eI
tensiye and complete in all its appointments, Is
offered To the public. The terms Of the sale will
be made easy.
For further information, apply to
!. 2s-dJm FOwLE 4 co.
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DRUGS, CHEMICALS, &C.

DRUNON'S BlTrERS; DurkeeS Yeast Pow
ID der; White Wax: Davis Pain Killer; Hunts
Liniment; Barry'- Tricopherous; Lyons katha-
rion: Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills; Sandiord's
Invgnrator; Railways Ready Relief; Cardamon
Seed, and CASTLE Sonp, received and for sale by
PEEL. STEVENS & CO,
iylS Cor. King and Alfred sts
HOLLOW Worm Confection, Wolfe's
II Schnapps, Bay Rum, Oil of Sassafras, Ar
Mica Piastcrs, Barry's Tricopherous Carh. ANN"
niu. Hunts Lnment, Santords lnvigorat"r, Da-
yi-'s Pain Killer, &c; just received and for sale
by J. X. PIERPOINT,
ie 10 l72 ). +. cor. King Wasb'n. sts.
DRoWN's BRONCHIAL TROCHES; Wells
d Plasters; Littles White Oil; Lyons Magnetic
Powder Mustang Liniment; Jayne's Carminitive
Balsam: Davis Pain Killer, and Shallenberger's
Pills, for sale by j. LEADBEATER son,
7th mo I3 Stabler's Old Stand.
r UBIN'S, MITCHELL'S, AND BAZlN'S EN-
4 TRACTS; Oil Lemon; Oil Bergamot; Arnica
Plaster: Court Plasters; Oil Silk; Chorof"rm;
Glyrcrine: Ergvtne; Pink Saucers; Arn0tts Self
Syringcs. and Sulph. Morphine. just received and
Tor sale by j. WILLIAM BOW LlN"'
iy7 ~ cor Fairfax and Prince SIS.
7 [NSEED OIL: Lewis Pure White Lead;
| 4 Chrome Green: Chrome Yellow: American
Vermihon Chinese do: Zinc White; Boiled Lin
seed oil and Putty, received and for sale 10y
j. LEADBEATEk 4 son,
9TH mo I3 Stabler's Old Stand.
INRESli TAMARiNDS; llegeman, Clark Cos.
II Cod Liver oil; Liquorice Root: tardam"h
Seeds; CASTLE Soap; oil Silk; India Rubber Irn'';
French Blacking in jars: Magnesin-in.t received
AMI for sale by JAS ENl" Isle. 'h''
~ u Ap"thecary. ~ King St.
MRS Aliens Zylohalsamum; Wrghts Indian
wi Vegetable Pill; Rowand's Tome Mixture;
Burgundy Pitch Plasters just received and Tor
sal" by (jy IL JAS. ENTWlSLE. in ,"I King ST.
I,OUT AND RHEU MAT ) NJ Rryn"IdS
Vi Specific. the Great English Remedy, f"r ~"le
hr Iiyu u. COOK 4 co.
I loud INDIA RI'BBEG, Tor making linens
| 4 nnI cnttnns elastic aud water proof. i"r sale
hy Iiv Il u. COOK < CO.. Sarera Hall
NJARSHALL'S CATARRH SNUFF, for cold
wi in the head. headache, &c. received ana i"r
sale Ly [iy7I II. COOK co.
INDIA RUBBER PAINTS. for making leahy
| roofs tight full supply received. and for snio
Nv Iy7l II. COOK & co
I EWIS PURE LEAD, n fresh supply, re-
| 4 reived aud Tor sale by II. COOK 4 CO.,
,vIo Sarerta Hall.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-20

4A VESSELS WANTED n
SM FOR sAEk
PLYMOUTH.
BOSTON,
COHASSET,
C0HASSET NARR0WS,
HARTFORD.
PROVIDENCE.
DIGHrON.
NEW YORK,
and other Northern and Eastern Ports.
Apply to Jap III Fo"Lh d W.
II VESSELS WANTED. To load Coal t"
Skk Philadephu. New YORK, Providence, Bos-
ton aud other ports to the North aud East. Also
freight, for small vessels in the Bay. Apply 10
ID. B. SMITH,
ap7-tr Queen street Wharf
Ii VESSELS WANTED FOR PHlLADEL
Sk PHIA. Despatch given. Apply to
feb ia FOWLE 4 co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-20
,rr.M ruG AND CANAL BOATS PoR SALE.

We have FOR SALE an excellent
a,ssSTEAM TUG, three years old, 90 feet
in length, feet hold substantially built, and Of
great power. Her Engines and Boilers are in hTst
rat. order. She is capable Of carrying 5000 bush.
Of Grain under deck, drawing 6 feet Of water.
Sa.,-,-1rt. We have, also, SEVEN hrst- class
1S--E1yCANAL BOATS, nearly new, and IN
good order. They carry about i25 tons each, on
1 feet Of water.
w. ar. authorized to sell the above much be
L,rr her co-,, and on r'ry ensy terms, and would
invite the attention Of parties interested IL Canal
navigation to the great bargains here offered.
/. EFF FOWLE 60.