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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-06-14


Gold Watches, English Lever, Patent
Levers and Lepmcs ......... $50 90 to 500 90
Silver Watches, Patent Lever, Full
Jcwe led, Hunting Cases, open face
aud Cy Under EscIpement 49,. II 90 TO 40 90
Gold Lockets-lstrge size, four glass
and two glasses with spring
large and small &c, with snap. 2 so TO II 90
Cameo, Mosaic, FOrentine, Painted,
Lava, GOldstOne, Garnet, and Cor
al sets Of Pins and Drops........... 5 90 to IS 90
Ladies' Cell Guard Chains, Neck
Chains, ChateIains. .............. s 90 to IS 90
Gents Fob and Breast Chains ...... 10 90 to 30 90
sets Cameo, GOldstone, Painted Mo-
sac, Garnet, Onyx, Engraved and
Plain Gold Sleeve Buttons and Bo-
som Studs. 200 to 10 90
Gold Pencils with Pens, large, medi-
um and small s,ze; 49,. so to so
silver Pencils with Gold Pens, large,
medium and small size, double and
single extension cases ............ 2OOto 90
Gents Heavy Signet Rings Ladies'
Gold, Chased and PLAN Rings 49, 1000 so
Gents Gold Bosom Pins Cluster
with opal, Scarf Pins, Onyx, Gar
! net, Observation-Disclosures. so to 5 90
Rich six Dress Patterns ...-....1 II 90 to so 90
| Cameo, Mosaic, Coral, Garnet, Chased
and Plain oval Bracelets. ......... 90 to so 90
] 81 yer ana Gold Thimbles. ........ TO 40
Gents Pen and Pocket Knives $500. so to l so
rcarl and Morocco PortmOnses so to 2 so
loot picks Watch Keys, Guard Slides so to so
Gold Crosses, small. medium and
large. .......................... 2 90 to so
Eesides other gifts, comprising a large and vaua
Bile assortment Of miscellaneous articles, varying
r. IN 81 tp $40
One oil the above articles will be given to the Pur-
chaser of each book at the time the book is sold.
Address ali orders, leIers and applications for Cat
dlugucS, &c., &c, to j. A COLBY Il CO.,
Juneoswly. lis Randolph St, Chicago, Ill.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-26
Latter from Fairfax County.

n~,,,,J,Nce Of the alexandria Gazette.
rr>rRrylLLE, FAIRFAX County, Va. May
s1 -For many days previous to Saturday
I,., the weather was exceedingly variable
',.rr,,e,y mist. showers, and fog-generally
unpleasant $3.50.
Rnv,cr l. and | o'clock at midnight,
,,..r. burst such volleys of electrical dis
,hor,es from the battery of the skies, at
ended bv flashes of lambent lightning, and
,rrspts Of rain. as to effectually purify and
,r;,hten the atmosphere.
The weather, since, might be aptly termed
u,gnitcent. Many read auguries of hope
'"J promise. trusting that the atmosphere
%a"l;,Ieal, NAV become likewise etectually
purified e .,.;,;,...
,.sroess, by her first instalment Of garden
'.,st.bles and small fruits.
Strawberries ripen hut slowly rs yet,
xbjlr currants, gooseberries, lettuce, rad
shes. and early peas, are already available
Tor culinary purposes. 60
Nany rare and beautiful species of flow
-. shrubs. aud trees, indigenous to the soil
4 Fairfax. are carefully nurtured abroad as
.,,ric., Among trees, the White Fringe,
and the Tulip Decentralization Tulipl-
lrru-are now most conspicuous for delicacy
and trace in the one. and majestic beauty III
the other. 'ihioh'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-26
lCoNNUAIcATED.
l~S
This is Election Day.

LET Democrat. who contemplate voting
fr Governor Saith. a. o mere matter of par
ty ,xpeIiency. while they do not approve Of
his course or his political hsresiss, remem-
her. that Democrats have been appealed to
over aud over again by the Smith papers to
,o,. for Governor Smith. to xEBuAs those OF
the Democratic party, who, not approving
bis course. prefer to Vote their true sentiment.
You are thus asked to REEuKE those OF
your own party who entertain your prlnei-
ples-you are called upon to intict punish
ment upon gentlemen who entertain your
sentiments. and dare to express them. Will
YOU thus, by your votes. place yourselves in u
false position, by declaring your preference
tor GOV. Smith, whilst IN Jact you prefer
Henry Shackeltord?
Let not your votes falsify your position
but rather let them be the true, manly, free
and independent expression of your princi-
piles. without regard to men, or mere party
expediency. "A
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-26
An Important Opinion.

William X. Drinkard, esq, acting Secre-
tary of War, has received from the Attorney
General an opinion upon the claim OF the 81.
James Catholic Mission. to the ground NJ
Vancouver. Washington Territory, occupied
bv the mission church, schools. and other
buildings. all of which are within the limits
If the military reserve established in lSa5.
In that opinion he holds that the church
has a clear title to all the grounds. build
ing, aud improvements which were occupied
hv the mission at the dates of the acts or
ganizins Territorial governments for Oregon
aud Washington; but that the claim does not
embrace lands, which at those dates, were
neither actually no. r"nstructively occupied
bv the mission. hut were held by other parties.
The effect of this will be To- give the church
undi>turbed possession OF ,he improvements
which it now holds, but will not allow it to
appropriate all the buildings erected by the
Hudson's Bay Company, or by the United
States. on grounds which the mission never
occupied Wash. Sur.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-26
Export and Probable Import Of Specie.

The export Of specie from this country to Eu-
rope is unusually large. The steamers sailing
from here last week. took out three millions of dol
lars. The Persia. which sails Tomorrow, Will
carry away two millions and II quarter; and the
steamer which leaves here oh saturday next Will
take one million and Il halt. This. it will he seen,
is a heavy drain on tins country, amounting to SIN
millions and three-quarters within two weeks
There il. in fact, now atloat on the ocean, On lis
way to Europe, not less than eight millions AMI II
half in specie. ,
But there is likely to he Il change in this state oil
things before long: for We learn by the news OF the
City Of Baltimore, that the exchanges on the con
tinent of Europe have turned III favor of London.
For some time past the shipment. Of specie from
England 20 the Continent have been very large;
and, from this fact, it would appear that the snip
ments are now, or soon will be, the other way. In
view, then. of the war, and the consequent demand
for our products, it does not seem Improbable tna',
should our crops realize the promise they now hold
forth, We shall be importing specie irom Europe
instead of exporting it, as we have been hitlert"
doing. We may, therefore. have specie pouring
in upon MS next fall in superabundance.-N. !.
G.ruh
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-26
The Mark cts.

BALTIMORE, May 25.-Flour closed dull; How
srd street and Ohio $7.2j. Wheat closed with
y declining tendency, white loo 1909: red LOO
Ia lose. Corn CLOSED dull. The agreement made
BY buyers except by weight checked "perations.-
Small sales of white al SGGt SSc.: yellow ositt9lc.
weight. Provisions closed quiet; bacon sides lVc.'
mess pork $500. Whiskey closed dull at rye.
NEW YonK, MAY 2J.-Flour has declined ljc.
State IS. jUM $3.50 Ohio S1.iU@S1.iO; Southern
$7.7j. Wheat closed heavy; Southern red 1890;
do. white 2OOc.: Western red ichcice) soc. Corn
closed with a declining tendency and quotations
ARE nominal; mixed Ole; yellow W. PORK closed
dull; mess Sl7.5O; prime siJ.jp. Lard CLOSED
quiet at ll3j9 l2te. Whisky closed dull a;2sc.
Stocks are dull aud heavy; Va. 6S 91s; Mo.
a. ~;
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-26
Rnw 90 Kaen Poor.

Buy W glasses Of ale every day, ut five
cents. amounting in one year 10 $50 %;
smoke three cigars. one after each meal.
amounting, in tho course OF the year, t" H'4
-: keep n big dog, which will consume in It
year at least SD worth of provisions, and n
cat IS morc-aitogctl.er this amounts t" III"
snug little sum OF = 10 sufficient to buy
several barrels of flour, one hundred bushels
of coal, one barrel Of sugar, one sack OF cot
fee, IL good coat, a respectable dress. besides
a frock for the baby, and half Il dozen pairs
of shoes. more or less. just think of it,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-26
MARRIED.

At the United States Legation. Rio do Janeiro
Oh the 4th of April. 1859, by the Rev. Mr.. Colby
Chaplain of II. NJ. forces, Mr.. ROBERT e.. SCOTT.
Jr, United States Consul ut Rio de Janeiro. to
ANNA KITTKRBDGE, daughter Of VIM. Thomp-
son, esq. of West Trenton, Maine.
On the 10Th instant. by Rev. A. Compton, Mr..
CHARLES W. OWENS, and Miss MARGARET
ROLLINS, both OF Prince William Co., Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-26
Tho Provision Trade and the War.

The French government. It II SAID ha'ecohtrae,
ted for the immediate delivery. III Marseiile. and
.Toulon, of ~, 900 casks Of boef and pork, and u
vessel is now loading in Georges dock, Liverpool
with 5000 casks, the remainder OF the orders be-
ing distributed among the principal ports oil the
kingdom. The sudden demands winch have thu;
IN mad, upon the provision market have caused
considerable excitement, the supply being short
NotS:th standing these heavy demands however
the prices Of both beef and pork are now 70 r Ct
lower than after the outb!rak Of the Indian mutt
py.-Lomion Uaiiy Ne~-, Nay IL.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-26
fredericksburg Market, May IS.

New ORLEANS, May 2S.-The steamers adNi-
cs reporting MI advance in the Liverpool cotton
market caused considerable excitement here rs
such favorable intelligence was not anticipated
Middling, which had sold as low as lOs cents,
quickly jumped up to lls@lit' while u str'c'
Liverpool classification was held ut llt cents
There have heen a considerable number OF par
cells withdra M from the market since receipt OF
the news, ana az the receipts just now are qnite
moderate, there is no probability OF an, material
decline even should the next news bs less faYora-
BILE. Freights are quiet hut firm.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-26
BY YESTERDAY EVENINGS MAILS.

THE LoCrSTs.--Mr. II. ID. Whitcomh.
Chief Engineer of the Central Railroad, i'll
forms us that the western slope of the Blue
Ridge is now covered with millions of locusts.
They appeared first near the top of the
mountain about two weeks ago. and seem 10
be moving in a westerly direction. 1t will
he recnllccted that DR.. Smith, of Baltimore,
predicted the appearance of these insects i'll
the Valley during this month. None have
vet been seen in the vicinity OF Stanton -
Stanton Spectator.
WHEAT CROP IN GooCHLAND.-A gentle
man just from this county, informs us that in
various parts there the wheat crop has been
attacked by the joint worm. Similar nc
counts are also given of the wheat in other
sections Of the lower counties. Still, where
the worm had not made it's appearance, the
crop was abundant and highly promising
The accounts from the upland counties are
very favorable. -Rich. Eng.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-26
OBITUARY.

UIr,. st willow Grove, Tazewell County, Va,
the r.sideuc. Of her husband, ON the 18th instant,
Mrs. SALLY W. GEORGE, wife Of Gel, Harvey
GEORGE, aud mother Of Mrs. james ). frearh, OF
this city, i'll the 5ith year Of her age.
Mrs. George Was a native oil the county III "hich
she PASSED her life. and i'll which her death IL now
deeply lamented by n very wide circle OF friends.
seldom ha. the grave closed over one more truly
..,nuable in all the relations Of life. A character
~, inbued With the spirit Of earnest, unobtruslve
piety. il too hesutiiul TO contemplate too usoiui
for study and imitation. to he allowed to pass away
without some public tribute. While ON earth, pride
would have seemed but vain glory in the sight OF
one who so consistently sought the retired paths
of life. and over walked 80 humbiy aud 50 closely
With her God. For many years II devoted member
OF the Methodist Episcopal Church, her example
and influence Were daily given III testimony Oh tue
faith she possessed. The most afectlonate oil wives,
the kindest of parents. she Was at The same time
distinguished in an eminent degree for her disiu-
terestsd and truly Christian friendship for all VINO
we're in any way afflicted, OF in need Of sympathy
or consolation. As an evidence Of the sppreeia-
ton of her philanthropir services III behalf OF her
neigbbors, il is gratifying 10 state, that during u
recent illness, from which she was not expected 10
recover, her residence WAS fhroDgel for several
days by q multitude of anxious friends, earnestly
praying that her life might be spared. Such II life
il the most precious inheritance which could be be-
auea,hed to her children, In the contemplation OF
Der virtues, and the imitation Of hsr spotless purity,
uay they ind consolation and fresh Incentives tor
the performances Of every duty-trustipg IN the
fulflmeni of that promise Of the Scriptures. that
blessings shall descend to tho third and fourth
generations of those that love ms and keep my
amendments"
ln Stafford County, on the sth init, after . pro-
tr.eted illness, THOMAS SMITH. in the 18th
year of his aye.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-26
L y
Our Mode Of Voting.

The election to-day will be greatly facili-
tated by II compliance strictly with the riea
roce system. 1t is not necessary thai voters
should present tickets with their names writ
tea thereon. ia this election. This course IL
only necessary in u presidential election. \
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-26
EXCLUSION TO THE WHITE HOUSE,

On .NONDAY. The 3Nh ej May. The Boat will
leny. King street wharf at I and 10 o'clock, A. NJ
and 2 and Il +. NJ, and the White House at ;? n
NJ. and ~. ), aud =, I. VI.
Dinner, supper. aud Refreshments VIII e '"F-
nlshe,l at City prices.
GOOD MUSIC will be provided. ana no effort
will be- spared 10 make the occasion u pleasant
one.
Tickets to- Ice had ut the Drug Stores Of John \.
Milhurn and VIM. j. Bowling. Prices For Il
Lady and gentleman. 81 tor Il Gentlemen. - rt-.:
for "A Lady. % cts: Tor a Child or servant. - rts.
The proceeds are I" he appropriated &" The IiIu'-
lation ot the debt due on -. Mary Hall.
my > A ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-26
Philadelphia Cattle Market, May IS.

Beef Cattlc.-Thc offerings at the different yards
this week amounted 10 about l,l5O head; snles
ranged frou, t9G $l2 80 e. 100 tbs. as to quality
Cnws aud Calves Sales nj S2bGt s5p, as to quaii,
tv. ~Shcep-About too at market; sales OF clipped
~ 5@, y cents. and wool At 6MG3c. = h. gross.
~Uops,oN.rinrs anont 1902 head; sales at - ."
Ia SIS 40 r 100 lbs. net.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-26
: JAMES DEMPSEY. Clerk.
JJARPER'S NEW MONTHLY MAGAZIN'

TARPER'S NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE
for June, containing the Artists excursion
over the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, Ihaokersy's
Nirginiaus, Editors Table, Easy Chair. Drawer,
&c, &c. This number commences a new volume
and is a favorable time to subscribe to this great
magazine. price s. per aunum, 2jc. per number.
A Treatise on Thcisln, and on the modern Skep-
teal Thcories, by Francis Wharton, Professor IN
KENYON College Ohio, | vol. l2mO. cloth, Si,23.
VOLTS Photograph views Of the new Theologi
cal Seminary Building. Fairfax county, with and
w.,hou, frames. plain and c"l"red. For sale by
JAS ESTTISLF & SON,
-, OK No. ~ King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-26
I'M COMMON

At an adjourned meeting Of the ComI,on Conn-
ell of Alexandria, held May 24th. 1888, there were
present,
Lewis Mckenzie. esq. President.
MessrS. kinzer, Smuut. Blackjack. Beach, Me
Weigh, Berry. Richards, Latham, Jamicson. Hal
lowell, Burke, Dorsey, Markell, Washington, and
Eastlack.
On motion il was
Ordered, That the Clerk of the Common Coun-
ell be directed to record all acts. orders. and rcS"-
lutions of the City Council of AleXandria. which
were left unrccordci LS the late Clerk of the Com
mon Council.
IAN Act for raising II Revenue for the year
1884," wa. received from the Board of Aldermen.
read a first aud second time and amended, when,
on motion. the hill was laid on the table.
TN motion, Council adjourned to meet on We'd
ncsday, at 8 o'clock. p. NJ.
T,ste JAMES DEMPSEY. Clerk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-26

The gain of specie shown by the HeT YORK week
ly bank statement of Monday. Is larger th"Ii was
Generally ANTICIPATED, and grew out Of the fact that
the California receipt weni in oil Monday, and
counted for the whole week, while only $1oV'
900 of the foreign drain counted against the aver
age, and that only for four days. The receipts by
the express companies from the interior were also
larger than was generally supposed. The falling
off in loans shows that bank managers are adopt
ing a conservative course, preparing Tor whatever
may be in the future. On tn. whole In. statement
WAS received IL favorable. and had II strengthen
inr effect upon the stock marSe',
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-26
CON
Bring out the Voters

See to it that erery VOTER is at the polls
to-day. A full vote may, and it is believed.
will, elect THOMAS. Bring out the voters !!
Labor faithfully to-day for the good of the
country. ALEXANDRIA.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-26
FIRST EXCURSION OF THE SEASON.

rCHE YOUNG CATHOLICS FRIEND 50,
/ Getty respectfully inform their friends ana
the public, that they have engaged the steamer
EOLLNEK. for AN
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-26
J W, MCGEE,
DOCTOR OF DENTAL SURGERY,

w Wv VI hAs-N ~
WARRENTON, "a,
CONTINUES to perform all operations belong
~ ing 10 the Dental profession III the most salts
factory manner, az moderate .aies.
Doctor McGea may be found at hUme at any time,
except from the second to the third Monday IN each
month, which time viii be spent al Flint Hill, Rap
pahunnuck County, Va,
Office and residence Oil Main street, nearly oppO.
'itc the Narrenl"n House.
Warrsntnn. ian l--oly
EAUQUlER LAND FOR SALE.-I offer for
i sale my FARM, situated near the rsilroad.
about one Lille from Bealton Station. containing
FIVE HUNDRED ACRES. two thirds arabic, the
| 6S. balance in wood. The improvements consist
81 of IA large handsome new nW MILLING. with
u porch in front. contaiuiug i've rooms and - hall,
and the neccg }lry Oui-buildings. The land IL SuS
ccpiibIe of division into two farms. aud Nuald be
- divided t" suit purchasers, Tpvsc Is u WELL
of excellent WATER near Va. house. Tn. LAND
will be- sp!d uu accommodating terms. Applica-
ton may he made 10 the undersigned. who resides
On the premises. TlIOS. :. ROY.
Fauuuicr County, NH 26-2aw"m
g., STORE AND TAVERN STAND FOR
Isl SALE OR RENT, at Bailcy's Cross Roads, at
the intersection of the Columbia and Middle Turn
pike, i've miles from AleXandria-alsu u Wheel
wright and Smith Shop. with an extensive run Of
custom also II small FARM pe., the Gross Roads,
a.. with "a new and convca,ent DWELLING. Ad-
LII dress the subscriber, at Washington city, or
inquire on tue premises. LEWIS BAILEY.
Fairf.x county. dec lR-"otf
NUTICE.-Thc subscriber has taken out letter.
~ of administration on the estate of Thomas
c.. Atkinson. deed. Persons indebted 10 the es-
tate, are requested 10 make early payment 10 him,
and creditors will please file their CLAIMS with him,
verified by AFFIDAVIT.
Jan lg-a"tf 6. FERGUSON BEACH.
WATER COOLERS Ayp NEFRIGERATORS.
W i have underworld To- obtain for my sales
this season. THE Issr WATER COOLERS aud
REFRIGERATORS which could be had. Please
see them. On hand several Reirigcrators o. old
styles, which are offered at cost.
ap 81 JOIN OGDEN.
NINE TABLE CUTLERY AND PLATED
II WARE, from the best manufacturers, for sale
by JOHN OGDEN,
ap Ii Dcaler in Housekeeping Articles.
! NEuROES WANTED.-I wish to purchase
~ any number of NEGROES, for which | will
pay liberal prices. Those wishing to sell. will do
well To call "n me before selling, u, my old stand,
at West End, Alexandria, Va
aug us-df JOSEPH BRUIN.
NAVAL STORES,-5u hste. Naval Oukum; Is
~ bbls. Pitch; l0V Rbl4. Tar. for saie by
mh2i }. y. HARPER 4 co.
IOO BBLS. PRIME EASTERN HERRING,
lUU for sale by
my 81 PERRY / PENNYBACKER.
uAY.-Bale HsY fur sale by
IL APT WHEAT 1 BRO.
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EXPRESS STEAM Ii II
hPInEHs
Al L 4 ID \

ALEXANDRIA, VA,
WASHINGTON AND GEORGEP0WN, d. c.,
AND PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
eas The superior and fast sailing pro-
aAkaaSpellers "C. Z. ALGER" and rs, SEi
NOIR," will leave Georgetown and Washington
OH THURSDAY. and Alexandria Oh FRIDAY, OF
every week, for Philadelphia, connecting al that
point with II daily line al steamers for New ORR,
via Delaware and Raritan Canal. Through re-
ceipts given.
One Of these Boats will leafe Philadelphia every
FRIDAY, for Alexandria ard the District Gates.
connecting with the Orange q Alexandra and
Manassas Gap Railroads. Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal. Sc. Freights will he taken al low rates,
and Goods forwarded promptly. free OF charge.
WIN. II. FQWLE Il SGN,
No. 1 South Wharyes.
AGENTS
II. II. TAYLOR s Co, - West st., New York.
DAVID CoopEn, Is North Whar,es, philadelphia,
BRADLEY 4 TAYLOR. Georgetown, DC.
m! 10
DISPATCH STEAM LINE FOR
A4sSPiIILApELpHIA.-The Propeller }.
JEROME, Capt. jerome. will leave Philadelphia,
on saturday. at - o'clock, NJ. and Alexandria. on
Tuesday. At ~ o'clock. NJ. For freight, which will
he taken on reasonable terms. Apply to
THOMAS WEBSTER. JR..
II North Wharves. Philadelphia.
Of 50 srEfHEN SllNN.
nv loft 81 tnion-sireet, Alexandria.
r NUTICE.-Thr steamer THOMAS
IIslCOLLYER can be chartered for EN-
CiRSIONS, on application I" Capt. Baker, on
board. or 10 Joseph bryan, president. VII" can be-
found at his RESIDENCE. lNo aJ2 New J "rk avenue
in the morning from 6 to . o'clock, md Iii the even
ing from q 10 10 o'clock.
Washington, my l4-eotJl
u EXPRESS STEAM LINE FOR
: sgt.:sl.p PHILADELPHIA AND NEW
Y0RK.-The Propeller S. SEYMOUR. will sail
for the above ports, ON rims y. Eth '"''.
WIN. IL. FOWLE Il son,
NV Pit No. 4 South Wharvcs.
FEED.
1nOn BUSHELS MILL FEED, "r board the
lLUU schr. Hazard. lying at WIN. ii. F"wle a
Sons Wharf. for sale by DANIEL CAWuuD,
nv 2l-l3t No. :, Union-strect.
FISH! FISH!
s00 BARRELS prime 81. Johns ALEWlNEs,
OUV just received; also
400 BARRELS prime No. ! HERRING, to
my Is NJ. ELDRIDGE. Union Wharf.
POTATOES! POTATOESm-l5O bush. Jersey
Mertcr Potatoes for seed, in store aud for sale
ty ADDISON, WALLACE 1 CO..
NV l2 No. IL Union-st.
nORTER AND ALE.-we are just in rereir,
of a fresh supply OF barclay / reEkins'
PORTER, ind "Allsop's" T.. |. PALE ALE.
my II RIDGELY. HAMPTON 4 co.
lust RECEIVED this day by Express, II beau
81 tiful assortment Of B0NNEF", RIBBONS,
aad FLOWERS.
my j. i. ENAN5.
BACKING TRUNKS, very large -iIe. suitable
for either Travelling or Packing away Bed
Clothes, Summer Clothing, &c, at
my klCHAhDs.
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ssa L NAN C.
M4RINE LIST.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA-MAf 90.

ARRIVED.
Schr. Lydia Ann, Weaver, Richmond, to Iorde''
Mining Co. ,,ax
Schr. South Wind, Mitchell, Baltimore nihoef
to Manassas Gap Railroad Co.
SAILED.
Briv Susan Emily, Davis, Boston, by ID. Me-
Schr. Empire, Osburn, New York, by Borden
Mining Go. hurh..,
! Bro,
MEMORANDA.
scbrs. A. B. Wetmore, Bazerle. from this port:
g n smith, Sherwood, and VIM. Phillips. Mount
from Georgetown, arrived at New York. Z"a ins''
schr. Buena Vista, Acsey, from deorse'o"n' a'-
rived at Providence, Esd Inst.