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ry on that matter, thus accomplishing 4.
ieetusiiy. without any of the painfat feeli
ed ia the operations Of most 6ul4aFties
the syst m at the same time that ii
when taken daily in moderate doses, v
and build II up with unusual RI pldity.
The Liver Is one u the pria ell.
the human body; and whrti IL per
tons we'll, the powers " thesyaem
oped. The stomach "a al = most pattr
on the healthy action otS tile Lirer
performance Of lis .dne- lions. wien
is at fault, she bowels are ~ at fault, al
system suffers in conse- auenee 81 81
Liver - having ceased - to DO III III
diseases OF THAI organ,oEe OF the prt
made IL his study, In a - practice 0i
twenty wears, 10 hra W some rene
TO coanteract the many deraagemet
is liable.
To prove that this rem. - edy is at Ia
persontroubled withl.t cr Conn /,
VI Its forms has but to - try botilt
ton is certain. Tn Sc Gums reuit
or bad matter ftem the system. SUI
place healthy Tow of. n pie, lnvt
stomach, causing food To - digest well,
thc blood giving tone and heath
machinery, removing The ieaase VI %
lettings radical cure. =
Bilious attacks are cured,
~ better. prevent. III ed. ey tAe
OF the i.iysr lnyig- Orator.
One dose after eating - Is saisicirAi
stomach and prevent the foodtrvD4 4
ing.
only one dose taken be. fsrs. rstir
Ma htmMre. -
Only enc dose taken at - night, lsos
els gently, and cures ~ o>tiyei
oae dose taken after each meal '
PERSIA.
kC- One dose u TIVE ..easpooufl
relieve Sick Head. ache.
Only one dose insnrdi- - stsly re.le
while 4
One dose often repeat ed Is a !
Cholera M0rDMs. and !
.o on, oas so,,l. !. need ed to .ar,
system the effects Of medicine
sickness.
One bottle taken for ~ yaundI,
sallownrss or unnatural ~ color from
one dose taken d short = Glme esEerS
vigor &c the appetite aud makes feed
One dose oiten repeat - "a cures I !
Arr is0M In It's worSt ~ sorns, white
and sSoNscI coMpla nts yield aine'
dose.
uie or two dose cures attac IS
WOIsas In childrxn : there ~ 90
or spsedier remedy In the world, as II
A few bottles cures IrOpsys
the absorb,nts. -
We take pleasure In re- eommepS !,
cine as preventive for - fcv !.
Chill Fever, and oil ~ -
Type. II operates g. 20;
sands are willing to tss ia -
ues. Pay sot
m = - ~, % 10 arc giving IN
Wy .tiaaaOny I'm It's tnSOl
wi1o- later In ihe ssao n Ia y.
sAtOrs and sNs Mii0SS DOth
THE LIVER INVIGORl
- 4 SCIENTIFIC MEDICAL DISCOVER
y working euresr almost too great 70 htit'
- y BY magic, scess tie first dose garse
esdon more than one bottle 10 required
Una OF Liver Complaint, from the wois
RyStenssd 10 = common HeGdtss AZ, al
me result OF Diseased A.IyeFs
PRICE oAg DOLLAR rEn bcffLs.
DR.. SANFORD, Proprietor, SO BresdsA'
Retalled ~ Druggists. Sold also "
Oh. Wood . Co., u. Louis ssairss . -
-.
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The De Witt tClnon County, Standard says
shat German reading few mica west OF that
town. had three children, two boys and one
gisl bitten By . mad dog few days since.
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KAusAs AuD NEDaAsKA LAID 6ALEA-Tne
Administration have resolved on bringing into
market large portion Of the public lanos IN
Kansas and Nebraska, in July next W. =. Ross
Co. are now making selections for the Local
s,ou. of land warrants, aad will give particular
attention to the entry Of the best lands for those
Who want them for their own use, and are una
bic 20 make immediate settlement COMMUNE
cations addressed 70 w. +. Ross, Mt Pleasant,
Iowa, will recsive prompt attention.
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TIKI LIVER
lNVRGO ATOR!
PREPARED BIZ pR. SANFORD,
Conucuuded entirely from GUNS.

is ONE OF THE BEST PURGATIyE AND LIE1
i MEDICINES now before the public that aets -
tdharstc, easier, miidsr. and efsetas than ~.
other medicine known. Il is bot only tasAa,ts tst
Ltrsr remedy, acting first on the Lirer to seci -
morbid matter then on the stomach Ind bowels 10
~ gu chat matter, thus accomplishing two purposes
eetusiiy. without any Of the p4inft feelings txrrsnr
edn the operations of NEST tut4aFtes. Ii strengthens
the syst m at the time that ii rHrgrs II, sat
when taken daily in moderate doses, vii strenkshss
and build IL nm Wi ii M al RI rfflfty
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ROYAL HAVANA L0TTERY.-The following num-
bers drew the principal prizes in the drawing of March
Gath, 1859.
Nos. Priz4s. Nos. Prizes. Nes. Prizes
1904 sl00,tp0 S.923 $4,000 IL 964 a.
l2,s03 10000 2454 1000 25,2f1 1000
4ais 5000 9,i+o 1900 26,17T 1900
z3,ooo l5,uo0 l0,a'' 1000
Nos. SGT, 9u7, 49, 1902, 10 SCI, 14O61 ee2 15:sa
1851, is s262 eV,293, 81, 00u each
The next drawing OF this celebrated Lottery will take
place on the 18th of April For particulars see adyer
tisement in another column.
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9ooch ". Eastnaa has written sposA.- !,
which has bean published il ~ - -
JonrnaI, giving additional ana n.. ALeSv2
reasons for h's rtfa'al 70 longer scs NJ
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Special Despatch 10 the Cincinnati Gazettel
BRlGHT BEow-BEATING RuCHANAA-MARKIAGE
OF Mr.. EusTis AND Mss CoRCoRAN--A BRIL-
LIANT WEDDING-THE fosr OFFICE FINANCES
The SiCKLEs TRIAL-THE WASHINGTON UNION
Army ORDERS.
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.yaurnailce reiaa'"
color iYala the san. -.
dime ID ere eatlng
makes feed digest - -
"a cures Z hr0nis
sorns, while >nn'E
yield Amos. ~ IM
attacks s.a'ss.
there IL 20 safsf, ~
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Boston, April 8.
The Governor has signed the bill which re-
organizes the Judiciary system OF the Common
wealth. 1t does not affect the Judges of the
Supreme Court but in effect dsplaces the pre-
sent Judges OF the Superior Court aud creates
10 new Judges to preside over a Superior Court
which is created for the entire State. 1t also
provides for numerous reforms in legal proceed
ure. 1t is said that Hon Charles Allen, of
Worcester, will be appointed Chief Justice Of
the new Court
In the Police Court to day in the case Of Mr..
Cook, submaster OF the Elliott street school
charged with Furnishing a pupil named Whal
with undue severity, for refusing to repeat the
Lords Prayer and Ten Commandments. A de-
cison was rendered discharging the master On
the ground that the allegations Of the complaint
were not established.
Washington April I.
Capt. Montgomery is appointed TO command
the Pacific Squadron. Capt. lnman to command
the African Squadron capt. Stribing 10 com
mand the East India Squadron, Capt Mcintosh
10 relieve Capt. Striking al tue Pensacola navy
yard. Capt. Radd TO command the steam
sloop Lancaster, Capt, Dormin to command the
steam sloop Hartford Capt. Bell to succeed
Capt Dormin at the Norfolk navy yard
Commander Mason to Command the sloop az
war j. b. Adams, and Commander Hunt ~
command the sloop Of war Levant.
The Mexican Liberal Government has given an
order 70, the Monstrom arms Company, for 5000
breech loading rifles and carbines. Lord Lyons
and Suit accompanied by Lord Napier arrived
here from Annapolis this evening.
The 70. Department invite proposals. for carry.
ina the mails between New York and San Fran.
cisco from the lst OF October 1859 TO the so,h
Of June 1860. Bids will be received until Sal.
urday April Both. The existing contract.
BY Pan ma and Tehauntepec expires on the Ia
OF October. The customs receipts for the oar
Ter ending March 3lst we're about $4,000. 600
estimated on the basis Of returna from New
York. This was Mr.. Cobb's estimate. None
Of thelauthorixed treasury notes are yet due bu,
els.ooo,oOO Of the old are 70 bs rendered b.
fess July.
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DRY GOODS, &c.
AsHRY & WOOD.

Va. 10 Kinq-sfreet. one door from Washington st.
A RE Now IN RECEIPT Of their SPRING
n SUPPLY. and are able to offer 10 their
friend, and the public, stock Ot GOODS worthy
of their attention.
The various department. include extensive as
sortmen,. of black and colored Dress SILKS, fine
Dress Goods, low aud medium prize Dress Goods,
including choice Prints, Chntzes, Ginghams,
BeraSe DeLanes, Challies, &c.
Our stock of fine Laces and Embroideries Is
very large and complete.
Also, real Lace Sets and Pompadours. some very
elegant
Linen Sheetings. all widths, Warranted pure)
Irish Linens all grades and qualities
Gloves, Hosiery, Handkerchiefs, &c.
We give special attention 10 the selection OF
Cloths. Cassimeres, Nestings and all goods re-
auired to complete Gentleman's wardrobe.
We ask the attention of heads of families TO our
lar-e stock of Domestic, Housekeeping and Ser
wants Goods.
The above with every thing new and desirable
in our line, have been purchased on the best terms,
aud will bc sold at a small advance.
All goods warranted TO be precisely what they
sre represented Particular attention paid TO or
der. NH q
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Mail ARRASGEsrNrs.-The following arc
~. present Mail arrangements at the Alex
oudria Post Office
The Y rthcrn Mail viii close. daily, at and y
o'clock. D. m except on Saturdays-then Al ,
,,,. l.. m There j. a mail for Washington CITY
ynly. closing at 9p. H.. on Saturdays.
In. Mail for Richmond, Va. and all South oi
Richmond, will close al y u m and p. IN, e1-
rsrt ou sunday then At y II. IN
The Mails Tor the orange and Alexandra ana
Mlnas.a, Gap Railroads, Warrenton, Miid!enurS'
sgi Fairfax c. H.. close daily ~ y a. IN. There
i, n, mail for the Manassas Gap Railroad ON sun
DAYS. go
The Mail for the Lcesbarg route will close on
M,niays. Wednesdays, and Fridays, at p. IN
Tuers i, mail for Lsesours, via Baltimore ana
Oaio Railroad. closing al p. H. on luesuAys'
Thursdays, and sundays.
The Mail for the Aliie route will close at g. m
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
The Mail for the Occ"qusn route Will close al .
i IN, Tuesdays. Thursdays, and Saturdays.
Tho Mail for the Theological Seminary VIII close
a. 3 .. ~, daily except sundays.
The MAJ! for Norfolk, Portsmouth, asd the East
ern shore oi Virginia closes Al and 9p. n.. except
Oh saturday. then at p. IN.
The Oire will close daily at =! p m. except
Snnday.-then it is open from 10 IA ", and from
Stp 3: p. m., only.
The Northern Mail Is reu1y for delivery by Il. IN
The Southern Mail Is ready for delivery BY p. III.
ian 1T
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A SCENE AT THE FRENCH OPERA.

A touching scene occurred last Monday a!
the opera During the sixth representation
of the IIerculaneum of Fehcien David, 50
long delayed by the indisposition Of the
artists. Rogers voice, hardly recovered from
All obstinate cold, broke down. Unused to
such and experience, the great singer. seized
with despair, could not restrain his tears; he
snatched tho theatrical crown from his brow.
flung it upon the stage, and rushing behind
the scenes implored the director to accept
his immediate resignation. During this
time the audience recalled him with such
feryor that he was obliged to appear again
upon the stage. On seeing his distress the
multitude encouraged him by sympathizing
cries and applause. Roger bowed, weeping
bitterly. Some one cried out: "lfyou an
not sing, speak the part" The emotion WAS
not less lively upon the stage. Madame
Borghi Mamo, with glistening eyes. claspei
Rogers hands to give him courage. Never
had artist received more marked expressions
Of sympathy. Roger was deeply touched,
and gratitude gave him strength that
triump phed over nature. His voice returned,
and he could sing, il not better, with at least
rs much expression as ever. The evening.
which to him had opened with humiliation.
finished with triumph Courier des Flats
Iuis
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MIscELLAHRoUs READING.

My friend Pickering is very nervous lit
tie man, who fuses and fidgcts about in II
remarkably quick manner. and who holds in
utter detes,ation any and everything that
can possibly come under the coguomen OF a
"sow coach, and who indulges in some rath
er queer expressions when anything moves
too slow for his views Pickering is blessed
with maid of all work, who has caused him
to utter more proiane words during the past
three months than three years in purgatory
can atone for. While visiting his house one
evening last week. my friend dispatched
the girl upon an errsnd to neighboring store,
and according to his ideas, she remained an
unaccountubly long time. He pulled out his
watch. and looked half-dozen times within
ten minutes. whistled, drummed upon the
table with his fingers, beat time with his feet
upon the floor, and finally started up and
began pacing the room, us If his nervous
agitation and impatience could in any degree
accelerate the moy ements of the absent Abi
gail But the girl came back at length. and
her impatient master broke out with.
For goodness sake, Maggie, where have
you been?"
TO the store sir" was Maggie's reply.
We'll, )" said her master "it is about one
hundred yards to the store, and you have
been fifteen minutes in going and return
ing"
"Yes SIR" broke the girl.
"Now, Maggie, "continuedmy friend; take
my advice, and when you die, remain quietly
in your grave, and never make an attemptto TO
get to heaven
"Why, not sir" quivered the bewildered
girl.
Because" said Pickering ''the sun is
ninety six millions of miles from the earth
and heaven is beyond that, and if ever you
make an attempt to get there at the rate you
move, eternity will come to an end before
YOU reach your destination"
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HATS. CAPS. BoNNETs. SC.

DONNETS, RIBBONS, FRENCH FLOW ERS,
d 6c-JOHN T. EVANS is now III receipt OF
a very large assortment OF GOODS IN the above
line and the facilities be has for purchasing from
FIRST hands enables him to offer great bargains I"
his customers. Ills stock comprises BoNNETS I'll
all STYLES; RIBBONS "f the most beautiful slyics.
and in great variety: BONNET FRAMES: RI
CHES: FRENCH FLOWERS. and, indeed. every
article connected with tirst-cla-s Millinery "s-
tshlishmcnt. lie also manufactures SlLk BON
NETS, of all styles and Al the shortest notice.
Rfs- Milliners from the country will do well to
give him call, as he is prepared to sell at North
ern prices, at his old stand. No. ~ KING STREET.
mi %
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~ ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES,
Enclose the money to our address for the Tickets
ordered Oh receipt Of which they will be forwarded
by first mail. Purchasers can have tickets ending
in any figure they may designate.
The list vi Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be
sent to purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
IN" Purchasers will please write their signatures
plain, and give their Post Office, County, and
State.
E.y~ Remember that every Prize is drawn and
PAYABLE in full. without deductou.
.z.;" All Prizes ii ! 900 aud under, paid imlne-
time ol thirty day.
NOTICE 10 CORRESPONDENTS.
Those who prefer not sending money my mail,
eau use THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
whereby money Tor Tickets, III sums Of Ten Dol
lars and upw ards can be sent To US at OLR RISK
AND EAPENHE, from any city or town where
they have III office. The mvney und order must he
enclosed in II "G"r.rnnrn Poet ONce Stamped En-
rriope," or the Express Company cannot receive
them.
All communications strictly confidential.
orders for Tickets or Certificates, by Mail or En-
press. to be directed {"
WOOD. EDDY i CO.. Augusta, Geo.
or. WOOD, EDDY 4 CO.. Atlanta. ucu.
or. WOOD. EDDY i CO., Wilmington. Del.
Zsti'. \ IL; "f the Numbers thIt are draw from
the wheel. with the amount Oi the prize thai each
one j. entitled IL. will lie published after every
drawing. in the following papers Augusta uco.
Cvnstiruiunali,t. Mobile Register. Nashville TIA
zcttc New York Weekly Day Book. Richmond
Dispatch. and Paulding Miss Clarion,
NH 2i-,ltl
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GEORGE sIGGERs,

BO0K-BlNDER AND PAPER RULER.
No. - Prince Street. opposite the Gusette CWce,
ALEXANDRIA,, VA.
MUSIC. Magazines, and Old Books bound in
WI any style. l also RULE. and make To order.
any description of BLANK BOOKS, which will
warrant To be made of the best paper and materials
and bound in the strongest manner. Bank oflicers,
Bankers. Merchants. Clerks OF Courts, Hotel Keep
ers Insurance Companies, and all who want Blank
Bo"ks are respectfully invited to give me call.
;,p Il
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JENKINS & LAMBDIN
MANUFACTURERS OF

MANUFACTURERS OF
SASH DOORS. SHUTTERS. BLINDS, AND
FR MES.
II EEP constantly on hand "A large assortment
IN Of the above named articles. and will sell
thcm equality considered) cheap aS they can be
bought i'll the United States.
a. All order. promptly attended TO. Circu-
lars of sizes and prices furnished on application.
Address JENKINS i LAMBDlN.
cor of Queen and Fairfax stS., Alex, Va.
AL,
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AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, SEEDS, 4

AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, SEEDS, &c.
AM NOW IN RECEIPT of Il very large as
| sortment of every thing i'll my line. which AIN
prepared 10 sell low. for cash. or TO punciuai Gus
TONERS. ! name i'll part
PLOWS-Minor 4 Horton, Cast Share; Minor
Horton, Wrought Share: Riche. Iron Beam. Cast
Share Titus Pointer. Iron Beam; Rough and Ready;
: & NJ Wr.,lgh ht and Cast Share: DAVIS DO; Cuh
Brace: Rusgles CO.. Hill Side: Minor Horton,
do do: Subso Plows: Gung Plows. Wrought and
Cast Tooth. Large assortment Of CasiIues I" Ut.
CiLrI,AroRS --Gardcn Plows. with extra tul;i'a-
tor.
CUTTING BONES. Sinclair 4 Co.'S Mastica-
tor. which are guaranteed tn any one who will try
them the most desirable aud best Cutter made:
Raw Hide Rollers. from 500 TO sl2; lnlversai
Cutter Cummings dc.
CORN SIiELLERS.-BostOn, Pcnnock. Ciin-
ton. &C., price from IS t" SD
Fonks, Spades. Hoes. Shuvels, Rakcs. &c.
have fine assortment of the best quality nf
Manure. Hay, and Garden Forks; also l.. i.
Spades; Shovcis: Garden and Ditching Spades;
Hame. Trace Chana: OK Chains Horse Collars;
Chain Pump fixtures: Grind Stones Wedding Hoes;
Killing Hoes: Steel Garden Hoes: Ok lokcS and
Bows; Scedsowcrs: Wheclharrows, &C.. &c.
SEEpS-I have now fine as>ortmcn; "i Ault =
celebrated English GARDEN SEED. put up III
packages. suitable Cor farmers or gardeners, war
rantci fresh and pure. Also. Timothy Seed: Or
chard Grass: Herd tira - 'eTy superior lot oi
Extra L,.a.ed kentucky Blue Grass: English
Lawn lira-s Seed Potatoes: Seed Oats: Buck"heat,
l,.S S,. DRAlTON Il. MEADE,
Alexandria Agricultural Warehouse
NH lS--tf No. -. Fairfax street. AleN'a.. Va.
IOAND'S EXCELSIOR MANIPULATED
y GVANO. No. !, warranted to cnptgip VI per
cent of Amlncnia. and 30 ie, cont Of rho,phates,
t,,,nrf. ,.t H.. = Eunds formerly editor VI the
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Rr NOTICE To THE PUBLIC.

Rs~ NOTICE To TIE PUBLIC
A. the members Of our firm have. by way of pur
chase become the owners the grants chartered by
the States of Delaware, Kentucky. Missouri and
part of those i'll Georgia, under the management OF
Messrs. Gregory & Maury, Of Wilmington, Della
ware, we have deemed it e1pclient to change the
name of our firm, Oh and after January lst. 1859,
to that Of WOOD, EDDY CO., who will here
after have the management of the Sparta Academy
Lottery, and the others, az above named.
In all transactions we have endeavored TO con-
duct our business with integrity and promptness,
and we can assure the public that the patronage
heretofore bestowed Us Is well deserving OF be-
ing transferred 10 successors.
Very respectfully, 5. SWAN co.
Augusta Georgia, Dee. l5. 1858.
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WOOD, EDDY SEQ, MANAGERS,

Successors tu ;. SWAN Col
NNHE following Scheme will be drawn by WOOD.
L EDDY CO.. Managers of tho SPARTA
ACADEMY LOTTERY, in each OF their Single
Number Lotteries for April. 1859, at AUGUSTA,
GEO. in public, under the superintcndence Of Com
mssioners.
CLASS l6 Draws Saturday, April l6 1859.
Class II Draws Saturday, April %, 1859.
CLASS Is Draws Saturday. April 20, 1859.
on THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUM- BE K 5.
% 600 TrcxRTs 5.4s5 PRIzEs!
NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY NINE TICKETS.
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TATS AND cApS.-JoHN T. EVANS has

JIATS AND CAPS.-J0HN T. EVANS has
III Just opened his SPRING supply of HATS
and CAPS, which he warrants eq1nl III quality and
cheapness to any to be found in tins section o,
country. Among his larg, stock may be found
SOFT HATS. of entirely new styles: PANAMA
and STRAW, in great variety together with
CAPS of all styles and prices. He al~" mamuiar-
lures MOLESkIN HATS. which canm", hc sur
ps.sed in the United States. He asks eall II the
old stand. No. 80 KING STRErr. lnh %
NOR CASlI.-Wc are selling our best - HAT
L for 81, and guarantee it superior t" any Hat
sold in the Credit Houses for 81.
JOHN ARNOLD,
Phenix Hall Hat and Cap Store.
p S.-A most beautiful assortment OF French
Felt Hats, CassimereS. ChildrcDS Fancy Hats and
CABS. all of correspondingly low prices. Call and
TX am inc for yourselves. sepZ4
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BUSINESS CARDS.
J. u. CoRSE. NJ. y. CoRsE.
Banking, Exchange, and Collection Office of

Banking, Exchange, and Collection Office of
CORSE BR0T IL ERS,
No. 80 Exchange Biock.
NTE will make Collections on all accessible
w points in the United States. and hold pro-
ceeis subject To Check, or remit promptly To any
designated point.
We will deal in Er"borg" Time BW., Promis-
sorY Note-. tacu,r.nt Money. Com. d'".
STOCKS and other SECURITIES bought and sold
on Commission. and LOANS negotiated on favor
able terms Interest allowed to Depositors.
varied experience of many years in this busi-
ness, enables us to offer our services with confidence
10 the public. feb l9-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-26
MOUNT VERNON AND THE TOMB Of WASH
INGT0N.

Iu!td Titus Wb6K UUIII IUet NUlIU0
IT, The steamer THOMAS COLlIER
sAsxG-.1. - will from after the ith of March, run
regularly 10 Mount Vernon and the Tomb OF Wash
irs'ou. Oh ESDAYS. THURSDAYS. and
FRIDAYS. leaving th. wharf at the foot of 9TH
street. Washington. Mt -. \. NJ. and returning in
time for The early afternoon train for Baltimore.
Coaches leave all the hotels. and the corner of
Pennsylvania avenue and 9TH street at 9, A. NJ
hound trin s.! NH 5-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-26
VESSELS WANTED

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FALMOUTH.
BOSTON,
CuHASSET.
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HARTFORD.
PROVIDENCE,
DIGHTOS.
NEW YORK.
l,ai othe, N"Hhsrn aHd Eastern Ports.
Apply To zap liI FOW LE co.
- VESSELS WANTED.--To load Coal 10
.SAsS phaderhia. New York, Providence, Bos
tJn, and other port. 10 the North aud East. Also
igeighis ior small vessels in the Bay. Apply to
ID. B. SMITH,
ap1 1-,G Queen street Wharf.
u VESSELS WANTED FOR PHILADEL-
So PlilA Despatch given. Apply to
feb ~ FOWLE d co.