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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-10
From Washington.

WAsnINGrox, March 9-Joseph Holt. the
Commissioner of Patents. was to-day nomi'
mated TO the office of Post Master General. by
the President, and confirmed by the Senate.
The Vice President vacated the Chair, and
Senator Fitzpatrick, of Alabama, was unan-
imously elected President pro tenn. At 2 o.
clock the Senate adjourned till 2 o'clock to.
morrow.
The funeral of the late Post Master Cen
eral, is appointed for II o'clock tomorrow -
The members Of the Senate will meet at ths
Capitol at | |, and proceed thence in body
to Join the procession.
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LOCAL IT E N S.

LEC1rEu.-Thc seventh lecture ct tue
course before the Young Men, Christian AS
ISOLATION, by DR.. Ella, Harrison, was deliver
cd in the second Presbyterian Church on
Tuesday night, and ike its predecessors. was
hichly interesting and instructive discourse
lstcued to with attention, and appreciated
bv large aud intelligent audience.
trrx,rnRr,-Thc editor of the Frcder-
icksburg News. who attended the late DIS
trict Convention, in this place, writcs:-"l
ought to devote paragraph to Alexandria
and its Improvements; the hospitality and
kindness Of its people deserve column OF
compliment and thanks. The city looks
better. more citv-likc. and the streets had
more pcople in them than | ever saw there
before. The delegates to the Convention
who were present, added 10 the life and ami
nation exhibited. \ Wing Convention NJ
WAYS makes place look brighter and better
This one met the hearty approval OF many
Democrats who are opposed to the present
incumbent and even the cUuntenances OF luz
bitterest opponents were lighted up with a
reflected brightness
IycEyDIARY FIRES ~ WASHINGroN.-A-
bout halt-past IL o'clock, on Monday night
a row of two-story frame tenements. belong
ing to Mr.. W. Berry. on Four-and-a-half
street, near Virginia avenue, were set on hrc
and burnt. and with them double frame
adjoining, belonging to Pompcy jackson, a
colorcd man. Berry's row consisted OF four
frame houses. some Of them untenanted.-
At the same time. two untenanted frame
houses on FIRST street. near the canal. were
also fired and burnt 1t is rumored that
several attempts TO hire property III other
parts of the Seventh Ward were made last
night but failed. the fire being discovered
and extinguishcd.- Wash. star.
POLICE ArFAIRs.-Richard Ballengrr, a
huckster of Washington city. was arrested
on Yesterday morning by officer Warder,
and fined two dollars and costs, by Justice
Price. for buying poultry during market
hours. in violation of Corporation "rdI-
nance.
Adam Tate was yesterday evening ares
ted by officers Warder and Hancock. on two
charges, one of larceny, and the other Of dis
turhing the peace, by violently ringing the
bell on the Friendship Engine House, on the
evening Of Sunday week, when there was nc
/ fire or alarm He was takeH Ia Justice
Prices Office very much intoxicated, where
he behaved in such q disgraceful manner
that he was committed TO Jail for contempt
! He will have an examination tomorrow.
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R0ARp OF ALDERMEN.

At meeting "i the Board "l Aldermen h"I'
March Sth, iHJH there were present,
Messrs. Lambert. Reid Armstrong; rowe
Smith. Barton. and Bryan
The President being absent MI ROWE wa" eject
ed President pro tem
The Finance Committee reported bill entitled
IAN Act fixing the salaries "i certain officers oil the
Corporation Tor the year 1898
Which bill had IT. hrSt reading, ani upon us
second reading. Mr.. Armstrong moved to MI The
blank with 500. n the salary "i the treasurer
motion lost.
"A, this point ai the proceedings MI Taylor,
President of the boari' entered Tue 'h"ih"e'' anu
took the chair
The question then recurring upon me amount
recommended ny the Finance Committee l@"""'
Mr.. Armstrong called Tor The ayes and noes anu
the motion was adopted by the following vote. w;
Aycs.-Mcs,rs. Taylor. Reid. Bryan. ana Bar
toni.
Nocs.-Mcs>r>. Armstrong. Smith. and Lam
BERT.
The remaining blanks were then filled. when on
motion the I'D rule WAS suspended: and the bill
had it, third reading and passed the Board.
The petition OF Sundry LaIle'' connected WIN
the Orphan Asylum' asking Tor plank walk va Oh
the east side "i fit' nt'"esh puhc anu one S'''
was received ana reieire" 1" Tue committee VII
streets
On motion OF Mr.. kel"' 1t was
Resolved. That when the Council ADJOURN TO-
night. it will he 10 meet IN the evening of Thurs
day. It'll, and that the election OF officers to he
appointed by the City Council. he then proceeded
with. and that the usual notice he gwen by The
Clerk OF tn" Common oouhcti.
Mr.. Bryan offered the following resolution, winch
on his notion, was referred l" the committee Oh
streets, VIZ:
Ordered. Ihnt Tagging doorway ne !aih h'roS'
Wilkes hnd ''ihbon streets OH 'he ives, siIe "' wa
ter street. also, plahk '""'"al rom "'np" suet'
north, I" the iir"t alley between 'hbhon ana likes
streets. under the supervision "t Inc Superii't"n
dent OF Police.
The following hill was received IRON the |oin-
mon Council w:
AN Act making appropriations ior the ns'a'
year of 1859, which had it' hr't reading and was
land on the taple.
MIR. Armstrong ohereu the following resolution
VIZ:
hcs"Hc"' MAJ N'"'i,'','|' ~ W w. w "fP.,
rh from ea'h oranci "' Tue ny ,o"n:", WIN
power I" -H'h"o" "ei"'' ,"'"' ~, "n,n
OF The election ot the ISL ia! =" drch' 1913 Ms"
other persons AMI papers. ana the 'omini'tee l.
instructed to report to the 'Hy '""hcii al, IN"
/ Illegal votes OF which they nave proof anu LOT
whom they were cast AZ sara eiec'inh.
Nhich, on nu.i"h' was iaiu oii '"e 'a''e,
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Tia Dudley Observatory.

ALBANY, March S.--Prof. Mitchell, At the
close of last evenings lecture. announced his
acceptance Of the post of Director Of til"
Dudley Observatory. lie wishes to add that
there was another and older institution. tn"
Cincinnati Observatory, which had claims
upon his services and his affections. and that
his time would have to be devoted between
the two.
Prior to the lecture, Professor Mitchell
and Rev. Dr. Rogers called on Mrs. Dudley.
who expressed warm appreciation In Tire
course of the trustees in rendering the posi-
ton of Director to Prof. Mitchell, and earnest
" persuaded him to accept. The event ~
regarded as happy close of the Observato'
nv troubles, and is hailed with satisfaction by
all the citizens Of Albany.
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AUCTION SALES.

-. THREE HOUSES AND LOTS FOR
~ SALE.-By virtue Of two deed, of trust, /
Mi sell AZ public auction. in front of the Mayors
Office. in the city of AlrNandria. at ~ o'clock, NJ,
on Thnrsdoy, tie 2M day Of Narch, 1889 THREE
LOTS OF GROUND with FRAME TENEMENTS
thereon, situated OH the east side of Fairfax street
between Franklin and Jefferson streets.
Terms made known on day of sale.
GEORGE ". BRENT, Trustee.
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BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
rst.r from California and Mexico.

NEw ORLEANS, March S.-The steamship
Quaker City. from Minatitlan, with the Cal
iforniu mails and passengers OF the list -
coming up the river. The Golden Age.
which connected at Ventosa, had on freight.
one and quarter million Of gold.
Heavy rains had occurred throughout
California, and mining reports were tarora-
BILE.
The prospects Of heavy trade had M
proved. Haxall -four is quoted at $500.
$1,000.
The overland mail Of the oath January. ar
rived on the Eth. The Uncle Sam with
troops for the Colorado river had sailed "A
heretofore announced.
The news from Mexico is unimportant. -.
Miraman was still preparing to attack Vera
Cruz, and Juarez was making preparations
for desperate resistance.
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cial Committee, aud inserting 1.-THE Committee on
General Laws
Mr. Eas,lach novel further to amend by strik.
inr out tie words 'the opinion Of the Corporation
Attorney adopted
IN motion, the resolution As amended, was then
laid ou the table by tie following vote:
Ayc.-Mcssr,. Mck,usie, kiuLcr, Hallowell,
Latham. Beach. Berry, snIoot. Washington, and
Blackjack.
Noes-Ai,ssr.. Markell, Eu,'lack, and Dorsey
\ communication was received from the Presi-
icut OF the AleXandriz Cansl Company, together
with letter from the Corporation Atorn.y-laid
Oh the tahiu.
An act i'll blank, making appropriations for the
fiscal year 1884, WAS reported by the Committee
on Finance. aud was read fr,t time, snd Oh its
second reading the blanks were fled-spd the
23rd rule being suspended. the bill was passed.
An act fixing the salaries of certain officers Of
the Corporation. WAS received through the Board
of Aldermen which was amended, and the 23rd
rule being suspended, WAS passed.
A resolution was received from the Board Of
Aldermen fixing the time for the next meeting Of
Council. and. motion. the following substitute
was adopted:
Resolved. That Council will meet Oh the even
ng of ,he 2iiL instant. for the purpose of pro-
cecdng with the election OF officers. TO he appoln'
ted By the CITY Council, and tina, the Clerk give
the usual notice.
Mr.. Latham offered the following resolution
which was adopted
Resolved, That when this Council adjourn il
adjourn to meet Oh Tuesday night. the 18th inst
for the purpose Of considering the report Of the
Committee on Streets, relative to reParing Hing
street.
The following resolution was received through
the Board of Aldermen. and its reference to the
Committee on Streets cOncurred IN.
Resolved. That n tagging footway he laid across
Wilkes and Gibbon streets on the west side Of Wa.
Ter street: also. plank footway from GibboI
street north To the first alley between Gibbon and
Wilkes streets under the supervision of the Super
intendent If Police.
On motion. Council adjourned
Teste: JAMES DEMPSEY. c. {.
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azHala -
MARRIED.

On Tuesday, lst March, by Rev. Paul Hoffman,
., the NJ +. Church, South, Mr.. ABSALOM
SSUKDAN, of Rsppahannock, to Miss MARY c.
NkWMAN. daughter Of the late Isaac Newman,
Of Mason County. Na.
Tn the 9th inst, in the Baptist Church, at Front
hoyal, by Elder Thaddeus Herndon. Mr.. JOHN
". PEiTON, to Miss FANNIE c. KENDRICk,
al Of Warren county.
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Collision in the Chesapeake.

BALTIMORE, March 9.-The steamer Balti-
more, on her second trip from Havana 10
Baltimore, with a cargo fruit, came in col-
lision last night of Thomas's Point in tina
Chesapeake, with propeller, and sunk i'm
mcdiately. The crew barely escaped with
their lives.
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Detention Of Cotton.

NEw ORLEANS, March 6.-There are now
95, 900 bales Of cotton detained At the bar be-
low this port in consequences Of numerous
vessels being unable to get safely over. The
cotton is mostly destined for Liverpool
The delay is likely to prove Of serious injury
to the parties interested.
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DIED.

On the 9th instant at the residence Of his son.
IN this city, DRAGON ISAAC LONEJOY, late
VI Lowell Mass, aged 80 years.
=, February Sd, 1859. near New Hope Lincoln Co.,
NO, ARABELLA VIRGINIA MOORE, consort
., James Moore. and daughter of Joseph ". and
Nary Ann Payne, of Fauauier County, Va.
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The Liverpool Cotton Market.

Nrw York, March S.-Letters received by
the Europa, dated Liverpool, February 18th.
say the accounts received that day from the
United States disappointed operators in cot
ton, as the falling of in receipts had been
anticipated Holders, however, refused any
concession, and sales reached 1000 bales nc
unchanged prices.
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The Blue Ridge Republican in noticing tn
YER & BAKERS
FAMILY SEW NC VI \ eli y r.

FAMILY SEW NC VI ACll y Els.
NEW STYLEs--rnirES From so T" 50.
ExTg, cil>Ros ~ - snR HfMN.rS
80 i'rOadWly.......... nm
ISL baltimore t., Carroll Building Baltimore.
%IS Penn. ylvanuc AvcnU"..............N aSiin-:"h
}. LEADBEAIER son. Agents,
5N : south Far;aX-st.. Alexandra.
These Machines sew from Nv" sp""is. ~ rur-
chased from the store. requiring n" winding OF
thread. They Hem. Fell. Gather. and stitch III :.
superior STYLE finishing each seam hy their own
operation. without recourse I" the hald hrcu', H.
is required by other machines They Will do bet
ter aud cheaper sewing than S,ain-ir"SS can.
even If she works for "Hc cent a" h""F. ana are.
unnuestonahly. the Los, Nchi"'s i'll the market
for family sewing. account of their SIM lic'iy
durability. ease Of management and adaptation I"
all varieties of family Scwing-cN,rr''ug either
heavy or fine work with equal facility. an! with
out special adjustment
AS evidence Of the unqr"stioncd superiority "i
their Machines. the GROVER a BAkLE ShMIN"
MACHINE COMPANY respectfully refer 10 the mum.
herlr.. testimonials to bc at their principal
depot. and with their agents. NH io--c"-m
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Trial OF DR.. D. z. Brown.

BosroS, March THE prolonged trial Il
DR.. David X. Brown, charged with c"'I,-
ing the death of Miss Susan A. " a,'
bv illegal practices, resulted in the jury h.
ing unable to agree-eleven for conviction.
one for acquittal. The jury was together
forty four hours.
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NOTICE To MERCHANTS AND OTHERS.
-:

sssslsssE.S fs-
TINlIE Inducements now offered hy the ADAMS
i EXPRESS COMPANY to Merchants ana inc
Lu.ipcss community, for the safe and rojid trans
mission Of FREIGHT from tie Eastern fn's". re-"
thrand,ia. TO point. OF destination. must com
mend itself to GAY orahic notice.
Goods now shipped from Baltimore by this
route, reach Alexandria i'll few hours, and are
then forwarded by first trains 10 their destination.
Parties ordering 10y this line ii" not incur any
expense for lrayagc or commissions ut either en-"
of the line. Il. W. FALLS, Agent.
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The Markets.

BALTIMORE, March 9.-Flour closed firm; How
ard street and Ohio 1925 Wheat; white l'"Ge
1900; red 1850 l5jc. Corn closed buoyant; white
Soc; yellow s3@SJc. Provisions are unchanged
Whiskey closed firm and nominally unchanged.
New YORK. March 9.-Flour slower: State, 81
60M. $3.50: Ohio S6.I0@ $3.50; Southern SG.21H
S6.6j-the latter closed firm. Wheat Is unsettled;
son,berp white l7Sr.; Western red l49c. Corn
closed quiet yellow Sdfa sHc. Pork closed steady
prime Sla25 Lard closed heavy at lltm re
whiskey closed dull at 27!@ 2Sc. Stocks are dull
and lower Mo. IS Sj!.
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Jan -i--iN'S
VALUABLE FARM IN ALEXANDRIA
n COUNTY. VA. FOR SALE.-ln pursuance
of "A decree Of The Circuit Court "i Alexandria
County. Va. rendered at the November term, 1898,
of said Court in the suit of Charles ". Payne
and wife, w. John T. Donaldson and Others, the
undersigned. Commissioner of sale therein named,
will offer for sale, at public auction. on Tuesday,
the 18Th doy oj February, 1888, al II oct""k, w.,
in front OF the Mayors Office, in the city Of Alex
andria, Va, all that tract Of land of which John
Donaldson died seized, containing about EIGHTY :
pWO ACRES. There is on the land, small
~ stone DWELLING. Said land is situated in
4" the said County of Alexandria. about one
iniIe from the Georgetown Ferry, and adjons the
land. of the late Andrew Hoover, - Ross, and
others.
The. Terms of sale. a. prescribed by the decree
are as follows ON tenth of the purchase money
to he paid in cash the day of sale and the resi-
due in three equal instruments al FIX, twelve, and
eighteen months respectively, from the day oil
sale: the deferred payments. to bear interest rom
the day of sale, and to be secured by the bonds OF
the purchaser. with approved security--the title I"
IN. nroperty to be retained until the whole of the
purchase money Il paid.
I'd. II. Dorsey Donaldson who resides on the
land, will show the same To persons "ishihS 10
purchase. ALBERT 81 hhI' Inilih To-
ian ii-2awts CHAS. T.. STUART. Of Sale.
lits- The above sale is postponed until '"frr-
Gop, tIe 2Gh d"y If Nnych 1919. when the same
will take place III front ot the Market House. in
Georgetown. y. e.. ut the same hour.
ALBERT STUART, Comm r..
feb lS-2awt. CIIAS. L. STUART. OF Sale.
rNRrSTEE'S SALE OF LouDorN LAND
| By virtue of u deed q trust, executed hy tuin-
hcrlaud Gcorge Orri-on 10 for purpose therein
mentioned dated 1T of January. lHJ'. and OF re-
cord in the Clerks Office of the County Court "f
Louloun will sell in front o the Court House ut
public auction, ~" Tu,.Isy. %' i2h d"3 u AP",
1889. fCour, day. the TRACT Of LAND, upon
which the said Orris"n now resides lying in said
County. on the Potomac river, adjoining the lands
If A. II. Roger. Elijah White. W. :. Gray, and
others. and continuing about l72 ACRES.
"a This tract has upon il good tw"-S'nry
G=iEI DWELLING HOUSE. Corn House. Black
.n,fn shop. Stable. and other out-huildings. sni
from it, fertile soil fnr timer, and close proximi-
- to the Chesapeake aud Ohio Canal. and Baiti-
more and Ohio Railroad, i very desirable property.
TrFus-unc third cash. one third in twelve,
and the other third in eighteen months from the
day Of .ac--,i!e purchaser to give bonds with APP
pro, ell security for tie deferred payments bearing
nteres; from that date. The title to said land IS
believed to he good and will be retained til: the
purchase money If all paid.
ARTH. L. ROGERS, Trustee.
Loudoun county, feb i--eots
IN BONES TOBACCO. for sale by
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AUCTION SALES.



w HN virtue Of IL deed of trus; from the Nile
ghany Mining Company, recorded in the Office OF
the Clerk oi Alexandria County Court, on The
18th Of January, lSJ9, the undersigned, aS lrns-
tees. will sc NJ public auction. on the premises
on III. 9Th d,gri lprii 1888, at l. O'Clock. w. one
undivided thId OF a WHARF PROPERTY aud
premises. situated AMI being III the city OF AleNhl-
dria. Va at or near the outlet lock OF the AleXan-
dria Canal. the other two-thrdS being owned by
the Borden Mining and Frostburg Coal Companies
The whole property is that which has been USED
Jointly To- the said Companies. aud Is subject to a
yearly rent of three hundred dollars. under II
lease of thirty years from January 1T. lNJO. 1t
j. also subject to the terms Of All agreement be
tween the said Companies, which can be seen 10y
arbitration 10 the Agents "i either of the above
named Companc, in this city.
Thi, property il included in mortgage for
SIno. coo. payable Isr of January. ISL, with in
rercsl at & per ct payable lSt July and 1t Jnnua-
~. THIS mortgage also includes the whole of the
Mines ana Lands Of the Allegheny Mining Com
pnny in Allegheny County. Md, and in Offering
Ia. said Mines aud Lands. the Trustees have Stp.
ulatcd tina, the purchaser shall pay said mortgage,
So that the property now offered shall not be called
ON for any part thereof The terms of sale will he
cash at the time Of sale. Persons desIrous TO cN-
anime the property. can do SO on application ~
Capt. ". }. BOOTllE.
EDWARD FRANKS, Trr,..
CHAS. \. SECOR,
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VERY CHEAP FARM FOR SALE

4 VERY CHEAP FARM FOR SALE.-ls3
n AC.iES OF LAND-goed red soil, well
wooded with Oak, Hickory, and Pinc-confortabs
e. HOUSE; good enclosures; never failing stream
f5i Of water ON one side Of the farm, and bounded
on the other side by public road about mile from
Sudley MiIs--near which there will be dePo' on
the Independent Line Of the Manassas Gap KAN
road where wood enough might he sold to pay Tor
the Farm, without any inconvenience OF muir! -
the land Thi. farm can be purchased i.t Two
thousand dollars cash, by making early appiic1.''"
70 b. T. CHM, Agent,
Near Nroyetan, Prince William Co, Va.
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20. WANTED TO REST.-Ibs advertiser
"a; want. 70 reut small bot eousbrtshs HOUSE.
rl.sssptly located Ia the dry. Apply at the ofica
- th, Gazette. feb l7-du
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NyOTICE.-The subscriber has taken out letters
~ AZ administration ON the estate Of Thomas
G Atkinson. deed Persons indebted 70 tho e.
tate are requested to make early Psyuasnt TO bum.
and creditors will please Bile their claim with hn.
verified by affidavit.
ian ly--eOtf >. fEku I Dun Bha'H-
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1910
Republican majority

Three Republican members of Congress
are elected. The contest in the LIST district
is close. with considerable Democratic gain.
but insufficient as vet to elect Democrat.
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New YORK, March Railroad stocks
were at a decline to-day. Bank stocks We're
firm at high rates OF State stocks, Miss,
ouri skies S5!. Virginia advanced and Ten
nesscc !: California scvcns were sold ut ~
Indiana two and halfat 30, and Illinois IN
terest of 1850 at Oh. The Government loan
stood at 1902, but there were no sales.
Foreign exchange for the Boston Ste"mer" OF
Wednesday, stood at 100 to ln94. At the
Corn Exchange there was fair business
transacted in State and Western hcur, at Il
further advance of 5 cents per barrel Wheat
also advanced cents.
The weekly Bank statement shows the fol,
lowing results: Loans Sl25,22l ,O67, a de-
crease of S645. Ol6: specie $2G, 100, 965, an in
crease of S299,794: circulation $50 ,693
an increase of S334,7l II; dcposites $50, ooo. o2A
a decrease of 81 ,4l5,S09. The weekly ex'
port of specie was balanced by the call'Grn =.
instalments, and the receipts from the nie'
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Strike Of Factory Operatives

MAScaEsrER, y. H., March IA portion
of the spinners on the Manchester Corpora
ton, struck this morning for higher wages
Other strikes. it is supposed, will follow.
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pb;,aas,nhia Cattle Market, March I.

Beef Cattle.-Thc offerings this week amounted
to about 900 head; sales at IS jOh 81 % ~"
lbs. Cows-sales of fresh Cows at S"JGt Si' :;
dry do at Sl5@ $50 each. Shcep-ohsr'nga t.
600. sales at S301 ~ each. Iogs-Otcrings ~
hon, . 900 head: sales at - 2jn - - { loo MS.
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A L II A N A C
MARINE list.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA-MARCH ..

PORT OF ALEXANDRIA-MARC Q.
Schr. Arctic, Hicks. New York, to ;. Shnn.
Scbr. Dart North Baltimore, TO j. {. Nevctt.
Schr l.. p. Pharo. Cranmer, Egg Harhor, t"
Borden Mining Co.
Schr. r. G. Widen. Jcrnan. New YORK. 10 l. D.
MehatIey. N,..or
Schr. A. Heaton. Ryon. New Haven. t" Master
Scbr. Palestine. Cambrecn, Jersey City, to Mas
Schr. John Collins. Prcdmore. Jersey C'iy' {"
Master.
scbr. Stag, Townsend. New York. by Borden
Mining Co.
MEMORANDA.
Scbr. Fairfax. Mott. for this port. cid nj Ne"
York, eth inst.
r NOTICE.-The steamer JANIS
i Z ssgs "a ,GTy having resumed her route on
the Potomac River. will leave Nashhsi"H y"
TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS. al D. a: VI: :,',"'
ing. will leave Curr0man on W EDNESpH anu
SATURDAYS. stopping at all the regular 'as''
iucs, going aud returning.
NATH. BorsH Agent. mn
NOR SALE. by the undersigned; 80 -, ~ ,i1
/ RIGHTS in Virginia for PA TEN :" -,H"-
no MACHINE. the best now IN use; ,,; Np'f'S
a. c.,l an }. T. MORTIMER.
W 40 Pam Avenue, bet. I'd and 1! sts.,
NH 10--it" Na s h''4E.O''
onoo LBS. BACON. HAMS. SIDES AM
OU()U SHOULDERS, home cured. on manu-
and for sale by pANi
NH 10 ----------
soOO BUSHELS MILL FEED. receiHen ana
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