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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-03
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CANAL COMMERCE

ARRIVED. September =.
Boats {. A. Cook. Mary Shaw. A. L. Wild, Clip
per. Juno, and George Lynn, to I. J. Mchatiey.
Goats Anna Marion, Carrie of Hancock, and A.
t. Stone to Borden Mining Co
Boats Don Carlos. VIM. Mcmahon, and Benz amin
Derby. Ia Frostburg Coal Co.
Boats Thomas Sammon. K. K. Gregory. and II.
A. Dutrow. TO Fowlr & Co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-03

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND.-tnr-
\ J suaut 10 a decree Of the Circuit Court Of Fur
fax county, in the case of Patrick Reeds admin,
traitor, &C., We. Hugh McGinnis, made at it, J,mo
term, 1853, the undersigned Commissioner therein
named, viii offer at public sale, o" N""doy. ~o
18Th day gj Sspt.mJsr, 1859, Court day nj Fairfax
Court House, the late purchaser havin. failed &"
comply with the terms of the sale, under a former
decree,) u TRACT Of LAND situate IL Fairfax
county, about four miles south Of Alexand Ia upon
the new Turnpike Road Leading from Al. Aa.idrin
To Accotink Mills, formerly the property OF Paifn T"
Reed, and containing about EIGHTY AChES.
The Land is in good state Of cultivation, vito
good improyements-and from ITS proAimiy J."
market i. valuable a. Il Garden Farm.
TgEas.--Onc tenth Of the purchase money t."
he paid down ~ deposit, liable TO forfeiture IN
failure oi purchaser to comply with the terms ~
-alc upon il. confirmation; the residue III three
in.talmrnt- VI o. IL and Is months, with interest,
to be secured by bond with good security, and tho
land liable 10 he resOld failure TO meet deieTI -"
payments, and title to be retained until puirhs -
money be paid. H. W. lhohho, comm r.
Fuirtax county, aug lS-eots
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-03
By YESTERDAY EVENINGS MAILS.

ErxoR CoxrRAplCrED.-We copied yes
terday from the Petersburg Express, an ac-
c,uut of AN alleged defllcation in Richmond,
which turns out to be untrue. The Rich
mond whis copies the paragraph and says ::
AS various gentlemen are prominently con-
neced" with insurance Offices in this city, the pub
cation OF the paragraph renders it an act of JUS
,.,. n them to say that the party referred to is
Mr.. .John II. Bosher. Secretary OF the Richmond
Fire Association: and we are happy to have it in
our power to add that the reported delalcatlon is
altogether based upon conjecture We learn
from good authority that Mr.. b. has left the city,
tcmporariIy, ON business known to himself only;
that hi, accounts are strictly correct to cent and
tnat nothing prevents him from returning and re-
Stunning hi. position at the office of the Association
dcn,,I 70 the period September lst) for ascertain
inr what dividend shall be declared for the past
six months.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-03
AUCTION SALES.
By I. VI. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
SALE THIS DAY.

By I. NJ. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
SALE THIS DAY.
R0CERIES, HARDWARE. CIGARS, &c,
" AT AUCTION.-Will he offered At Public
Sale, at 10 o'ciDck, on Saturday morning. The 3rd
day Of September, in front Of the Theatre Building:
~ bhls. Texas Molasses
90 Sugar House do
Is boxes Black Tea
10 Z" Olive Soap
10 g Palm do
20 cases Bordeaux Claret Wine
" Sparkling MoseIe do
baskets Creme dc Buuzy
$4,000 Jenny Lind German Segars
$50 cartoons Spanish do
l2j pair Trace Chains
ZOO feet Coil Chain, Augurs. Hand Saws,
Braces, Pad Locks. Plated Casters, Gimblets Cut
lery, &c. Will be added to the above. lot of
Eastern Herring, Molasses. &c. aug 3O-eo3t
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Later from Cuba.

/ New YORK, Sept. 1.-The steamship Qua
ker City. from Havana on the Goth, arrived
here this afternoon. A recent Royal Decree
imposes great restrictions On the commerce ol
the Island, and gave much trouble to Ameri-
can shippers and captains. The health was
good for the season, but the weather was
hot. Sugar Hat and unchanged. Exchan-
ges declining Bills on London li2allj.
Freights dull.
New YORK, Sept Hon. Howell Cobb
was serenaded at the ST. Nicholas last even
ing.
Hon John NJ. Bolts at the Aston House
received a visit and complimentary address
from the Wing General Committee He made
speech in reply, developing his plan for or
gnnizing an opposition party.
New YORK, Sept. 2.-The body of dead
negro was found yesterday in the hold and
slowed away in the cargo. Of the schooner
Neptune's Bride from North Carolina. II
is supposed Il at he was a runaway, and got
suffocated in his hiding place.
New YORK, Sept. "A German lawyer
! and one of the clerks Of the Board of Alder
men were arrested yesterday at the instance
of the State Department at Washington,
charged with forging L. S. passports.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-03

New York. August 3l.-Therc was some ex-
element aud advance to-day in speculative stocks.
State stocks were firm. with large sales of Mis-
souri, skies closing at 81, advance ON Yesterday :
price The Pacific Railroad scvcms. guaranteed by
The State, were sold at 81. Tennessee were ais"
sold largely OH the basis of s75 regular. beyond
the highest price OF yesterday. New York State
five, II 1874. brought l0lt, aud Illinois Canal
bonds of 1860, o.
The exchanges at the Bank Clearing house this
morning. we're Sl9,l69.6i9, and the balances
$9%+6if.
The Asia. from this port for Liverpool. to-day,
took out SlO2. 40 i'll specie. The Borussia, for
Hamburg to. morrow, takes about 100000 in
gold Two steamers, the Bremen and Jura, will
sail on SATURDAY..
The receipts from customs yesterday amounted
to $lS7.6I7; total amount in the Sub Treasury,
-, SJ",l20
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DIED.

D,I,, "ssshinston. on Thursday morning last,
y ~ "hSTERFlELD, ST., in the nth year
In, age native of the State of New Jersey,
i1cpn ''"'' 'es'usn' Vi ""SH'
,,, II LIFay on the 3Oth of August, after cou-
/ MI, nIHS bret illness, Of typhoid fever, JOHN
ircS,, 'nLhk' in the oath year of his age. The
-,r,,,' '' WAS son of Col. Jacob Mohler, of the
PUNT! OF Page, and member of the Methodist
n. I'PaI Church. He had recently entered upon
II, M Profession, and displayed much energy in
e,rr,, re, residence. near Romncy. Hampshire
In ,S'' a. ON the evening of the oath of August,
>py S''h year of her age, Mrs. ANN ". GLIB
vile d David Gibson, esq.
A.',, me LADIES of Aqua Church intend
,,a ,,t FAIR at Stafford C. H., commencing on
coo', u Monday in September, (the same being
,ory 'sy'l Tor the purpose of purchasing a Rec.
cake. s"! DONATION Of money. fancy articles,
s,.S' &C. VIII DO thankfully received.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-03

Coal TRapE.-During last week. ll,497 tons
of coal were brought duwn from the mncs-mak
ing. for the season, 347,21j tons. For the week
ending on Wednesday, seventy eight canal boats
cleared ut Cumberland, with 9.l4j tons ot coal-
making ISL boats, with 1903 tons Of coal, for
the season.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-03
OLD poMINIoN FEMALE INSTITUTE,

hltHMOND, lhhlNlh.
VNHIS SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES, will
j open on tho LIST Of October, 1889. and close
Oh the Goth OF June, 1860. In this School viii be
taught all the branche. essential 10 complete and
polished education.
The Principai will be assisted By An able and
efficient corps of teachers. among whom arc Rev.
LEovIpAs RnssER. ID. d., teacher OF Moral Science;
|. l.. SuuNArE. Ancient Languages and Natural
Sciences; HORACE CHASE, Music; j. +. FISHER,
Painting. &c: Misses NJ. L. GARTER, and A. T..
DnLApLAyE, for the English Department: Mdlle.
J. FAcRoGER, French: and DR.. BLucHLu. German.
4 Circular aud any information concerning the
School will bc sent any address. application
to L. l.. GALLEHER, Principal.
REpEnEScEs.-Rev. ID. 5. Doggctt. Richmond,
Va: Rev. ". II. Wheclright. kew. ". W. Ben
nett. Rev. james A. Duncan. Robert Rdgway.
esq, \. A. Sturdyant, esd, Richmond; Rev.
Nelson Head, Danville, Va: Rev. George VI. Car
ter. d. d., University of Mississippi.
Richmond, Va, sep 3-eolm
NOR SALE.-Two CCPOLA BOILERS, each
l. "a feet long, 20 inches in diameter, with cast
iron fire front, CRATE bars. draft door and chimney
top.
One ten horse ENGINE rs it is, wood work in.
lured by fire.
One 30 inch French BURR STONE P0RTA.
BILE ILL. east iron frame, capable Of grinding
| IL tons of Plaster or II bushels Of Meal per
hOur-in good order
One east iron KETTLE 2 feet in diameter
, 10 feet deep, with door and CRATE bars, IN ex-
cellent article for farmers
10000 second hand BRICKS
One platform SCALE. capable of weighing q,
800 tE.
Que superior GRINDSTONE, one lot of 6 and
~ inch Rubber Betting ana Rubber Hose, mill
picks, shovels, scrap iron window sash.
1000 BAGS, various qualities.
All of which will he sold low by
sep 3-eo3t% CHARLES j. WISE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-03
VI. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
SALE THIS DAY.

SALE THIS DAY.
HANDSOME FARM FOR SALE.-By vr.
III tue of deed of trust from :. j. Saunders
and wife, to the undersigned. dated the lst of Sep
tembcr, 1854 and duly recorded, | will offer for
sale, by auction, on Snfurday, the Sd day Of Sep
fcabec p.,,, al II o'cL,ck, 4. u, in front of the
Mayor. Office, in the town Of Alexandria, the
tract of land in Fairfax county, called CRACKER
HALL, with suudry other tracts adjacent thereto,
containing together about TWO HUNDRED AND
FIVE ACRES Said land. Ii. about three miles
from Alexandria, south of Hunting Creek, and on
the road from Alexan drin to Mount Vernon.
~ There are commod.Ous BUILDINGS on
10 the property, all in good order Terms ut
sale Lily 3O-eotdl b. BARTON. Trustee.
BY JOHN +. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
w on the premises. TMstny, 18Th d"y IF
September Hcrf, a. ii "'ctp"E. A. W., two story
n.BRICk HOUSE AND LOT, No. 81 Peyt"n
Ell; street. fronting % feet inches on Peyton
street and running parallel with King street, 2l3
feet to the line Of p. H. Hoof's meadow. Said
property was for many years. used a. Grocery
and is well suited for that purpose. Title indispu-
table. For further particulars call Us above.
Terms made known IA sale.
.,p l-cots DANIEL. 0. b. MANGIN.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUABLE
Y FARM IN UPPER FAUQUlLR-By viz
tue of a decree of the Circuit Court of Fauquier
county. pronounced the 18th day OF April, 1873,
ia The suit of Adams vs.. Marshall. the undersigned
commissioners, therein named will offer Tor rale nj
public auction. Ia the highest hdder ON tho pre-
misses. on III, 9Th day ot July, 1892, the valuable
and productive farm III The bill aud proceedings IN
said suit mentioned. THIS land adJ"lns the lands
Of James f. Marshall. Fleet e.. Rust, aud Others,
contains FOUR HUNDRED AND TWENTY
FOUR ACRES. il Of good quality, and well sup
ried with wood and water IL Is within three
miles Of Piedmont aud Markham Stations. on the
Manassas Gap Railroad, and within the same di-
lance of Leeds Church. There II Oh the premises
"a a comfortable DWELLING II U | and
-IA out houses. aud being convenient to markell
and III pleasant 'eGhborhOOd, offers many IN
duccmcIi> 10 purchaser.
TERus-Thc purchaser I" pay down IN cash
81 UUU on the day Of SALE and t"cxerute his bonds
for the residue with sufficient security. payable III
six, twelve and eighteen months respectively, IN
equal in.talmcnts with interest from day Of sale.
Fis- The above sale is postponed until U""ddy,
JuIy 2jth, Court day. and the land will On that
dav be offered at Warrenton.
Fauauicr county, NV li-eotE
EG- The above sale is postponed until me 22d
dny nj AUyr.t. 1859. and the land will then he Of
fered at Wurrenton, III front of lie Court house Of
Fauquier county.
Fauquier county, jy 2a-e"ts
Ter The above sale is postponed until tho Gih
day ej S,pieo,Lcr. 1859, when the land will be Of
Fauquier county.
a. ID n =
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-03

TOD LIVER OIL and Cod Liver on Jelly. re
- ceived anI for sale ny IL. GUN ".
ssp5
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-03

New ORLEANS, Sept. Five stores in ir.
houpitoulas were burned this afternoon, filed
with whskey, produce, etc. The loss is
small
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-03

The Tobacco trade sales, which commenced in
New York on Tuesday, as an experiment. were
continued on Thursday. and resulted in disappont-
mcnt The previous animation had departed and
after the disposal Of 800 cases Ohio seed leaf ut
SaGl9l cts; 30 cases State al IL! cts. and about
500 bales Of Havana Tobacco, II; prices ranging
from q to 81. cts per pound. the balance Of the
catalogue was withdrawn, and the sale closed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-03

FlN0 PARENTS. TEACHERS AND SCllOL-
i ARS.-There is no sort of necessity for your
going away from Alexandria 10 buy your BOOKS
STATIONARY. MUSIC, &C., as have just made
my customary additions to my stock Of such things
but ID should be out of any thing you may want
why there's an Entwsle, a Bell and French
and between all your wants, il our line. can be
met upon a. satisfactory terms elsewhere. Take
care of your onn people. and what money you have
to SPEND let it he done At home, and you will have
Il chance To have it return TO you again: bu. if il
goes over the Potomac. you will see it never more
Please to bear tkis in mind speak to the
wise, judge ye accordingly.
s.u If JOHN II pARROTT
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MARRIED.

D." Washington, September LIST, by the Rev. Mr..
V III; Sr, JOHN A. DELPHY. to Miss LAURA
w. rkiTON both of this city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-03

NOR SALE.-Wishing 10 change my business,
II offer for sale my property, on the wes' size
of Union street. between Duke and Wolfe streets,
commencing a, the centre of the square running
South 81 feet thence parallel with Duke ana ollie
streets ll5 feet. lmprovements-tw1 tw'-st"ry
.r.BRICK HOUSES. Also. LAY shof, com
E:i mencing 81 feet south Of Duke street running
81 feet on Union street, 10 u foot a!ley' 'hehce
parallel with Duke street 70 feet l men
A further description of the above property is
unnecessary. as any one wishing To purchase Will
examine for themselves. Title indisputable.
Terms liberal. ROBERl a. JhOh"'N'
SEP 3-2aw3w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-03

II WANTED.-A VESSEL for Galveston.
.sf4xs Dispatch given. Apply To
aug Il FOWLE & co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-03
ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA.

1859. FALL SUPPLIES. 1859.
WE ARE NOW in receipt by packets A. IL.
w Manchester. Scarsyille. Audovcr, &C.. from
Boston, of oar FALL SUPPLIES of BOOTS,
SHOES. HATS, CAPS. &c, To which we invite
the attention of Merchants and Dealers. These
GOODS have been bought direct from the manu-
facturcrs i'll New England, under the most sdvan
tageous circumstances. which enables us with con-
fdencc to assure purchasers that we are prepared
to, and will sell them, as low and upon accom-
modating terms rs they can obtain similar goods
in any 81 the Northern markets: thereby saving
them at least the cost of transportation and COM
missions.
Merchants and Wholesale dealers are respectful
" requested to examine stock before making
their purchases c. 4 BALDWIN Il co.
sep 3--eulm Prince street W hari.
-rs "H AND'S LINE"-FOR
,l-- -, P II l. DELP II A. NEW YORK
AND BOSTON.--OSLr REGULAR LrSE.-The
steamer JAMES JEROME" jerome, master. will
leave on her regular day, Tuesday, 9th instant,
at o'clock p. VI. Frcghts taken at the very
lowest rates. through receipts given. Applyto
STEPHEN SlIINN, No. 81 South Union st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-03

JOB PRINTING
Neatly executed, with dispstoh, 81 this 0tn9a
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-03

TSTRAY.-Was taken up. swimming in the
IL Potomac River. Wednesday morning, n
HORNED BRINDLE COW, which the owner
can recover by proving property and paying char
ges. hobEh1 bh'oE' eo!ored'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-03

NOR SALE-Two or three good work HORSES.
II CHARLES ). TAYLOR,
near Springfield Station, Fairfax county, Va.
aug 3U-eO2ws
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-03

ELECTION OF JrDGE-A special election
was held yesterday for Judge of this dis
trict. A very small vote was polled, the peo-
nile feeI;nr no interest in the election. We
would not he surprised to learn that MIR.
Gholson had carried every county III the 'ls-
trict, with the exception Of Nottoway, where
Mr.. Bouldin resides .-IrtcrYb"rg Int.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-03

The auction sales of real estate within the
city limits of Richmond, during the month
Of August, were Sl4155.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-03

ArRoRA BnREALrs.-On Thursday night
there was another magnificent exhibition of
the Aurora Boreals At about 2 o'clock
yesterday morning it was most brilliant the
light being nearly equal to that Of full
moon. The whole Northern Heavens were
ilumined. the streams Of light extending
nearly to the zenith. Many witnessed this
beautiful phenomenon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-03

The erection of Il new and spacious To-
baccu warehouse, has Leen begun in Rich
mond.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-03

CLrRrrAL.-The vacancy in the Assistant
Pastorship Of St. Mary's Church, caused by
the transfer of Rev. James Ryder to Phil
adephia, will, We learn, be left unified
for the present, in consequence OF the great
want Of clergy in the Catholic Church
The loss of the Rev. DIR. Ryder Will be
much felt by the congregation with which
he has been connected here for the last two
years, his learning and el"quence having
attracted very large congregations when ne
was announced to preach
G,xE.-Sora and Par triige shooting has
commenced this season earlier than usual
too soon, indeed, for true sportsmen-aS the
birds are not quite yet in proper condition
Sora are now selling at from % to "! cents
per dozen.
The SrRIxGS.-Accounts from all the
Springs and Watering places, are to the erect
that visitors are leaving for home rapidly.
W,suIyGToy Irrus.-The Columbian In
stituton for Mutes, &c, established ut Men
dali Green, on the eastern confines OF the
city. will recommence operations next week
under favorable circumstances.
The Equestrian Statue OF Washington
which is to be placed i'll the circular reSer-
walton at the intersection Of New Hampshire
avenue, X, and Twenty-third streets, Is last
proceeding towards completion. The nam
portions. both of the horse and rider, have
been cast.
Protractcd meetings are now in progress
at most of the Methodist Churches, which
continue in the city the religious interest
awakened by the recent camp-meet'ngs.
Magruder and Ashley, the prisoners VINO
recently escaped from the jail at Upper
Marlboro. were arrested yesterday morning
and will be carried back to Upper Maribor" &.
Ashley is charged with murder
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-03

Robert Dunlop, native of Scotland, but
for many years past valued citizen of Pc
tersburg. died in that city on Thursday
morning,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-30
NM E 3 G I A L.
,r;. Market. September 30.

.L., was active. with good demand and
ih' Flour is firm. at S. for Union street
~ sale, for the last three days o. LOW
s'iS,. g, shipment. Wheat is in brisk enquiry,
ea"'', how An advancing tendency. Sales OF
'a- I.bol. At 1920 lo6c. for fair to good white'
i', ,romllic. for do. red. There were some sales
aud ny = H., very poor white and red Wheat at
q 'l.s ,.,.w op,siie figures. Prime and choice
ivy =. \. quoted at l45@ 1900 l55c, but the
Na'' w. m,r lots and the receipts very light.
'l's' :, ,n., the supplies light. and the demand
'''D , i. quotations are unchanged, viz; SEQ
n"','. ,,,a white and yellow. Rye is dull but
~ :" .,,uce 10 note in prices. Oats $500
- II fair request. with moderate supplies.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-30
THE EXCELSIOR MANIPULATED GUAN0
u.,1 NJ I1-r IL IL nAAS ANn MANNED
VIII. IF TT 7 7 y HN''N NJ - -
s. Sands Excelsior Manipulated Guano,

,ND WILL ,ONTAIS
9! IN ~ pc, cent Amm""." """ 10 Z" ooP"
cent Ho%pbntsS
III intended thai i; shall reach the highest Of
,i,.. standards but some allowance Is desired :"
be made. TO meet any possible shori-comng which
hy accident may lie made. The Excelsior No. !
| believe equal to tie hest Peruvian ruano an any
crop to which that article Is applied and VIII sur,
pqss. i. AS Improvement to land. The agricultural
nublic have been much imposed G,on - all sorts
of ,rolesscd fertilizers, hui | have 10 hesitation IL
snyinc, that believe this compound Will he found
the Ne Plus ltrr" Of anything oi the Kind which
ha: vet been produced: and with THIS confidence
!, i: yaIu. have agreed To Introduce il 10 the
public. SAN Ell - %
formerly Editor Of the American Farmer.
Baltimore Nd
All orders from pcrzons in Virginia aud Mary
lamb trading with Alexandria, will he promptly
supplied by the AZ, nt:
ADDISON, WALLACE K Co,
80 n,2m Alexandria
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-30

Bpy,ps7rFrs ASD THE MaRKErs.-Thc New
York Courier argues, in regard TO the export trade,
b. there j. no prospect of it at present for Great
britain or the Continent this fall. AT current
prices u prime spring wheat. 81 per bushel; good
red winter wheat 81 10 per bushel shipping State
aour. 81 so per bhl.; shipping Ohio -four, SO %
per bb-the export won't pay. There Is a bare
prospect, that the very superior quality OF the
American wheat may call for an export demand
In regard to corn, the Courier says:
There does not appear to be the remotest pros
pet of an expectation of corn. All that the coun-
nv is capable Of sending to this market for some
months 10 como will be wanted at high prices for
hon, nsump,on-principally for distilling, and
hi. will undoubtedly tend 10 increase the con-
SUMPTION Of wheat BY diminishing the quantity Of
corn entering into consumption as brcadstuis.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-30
5. SANDS, EXCELSIOR MANIPULATED

7 HAVE engaged in the Manipulation Of Gu-
| AMOS, and am now ready to supply the Far
mcrs and Planter. Of the United States with IN
article whirii ! consider superior I" anything Of
the Kind which has yet been produced, having IN
unusual amonnt believe Of the valuable ingrrdi
mt. in this article. During my rdi'nrship Of the
american Farmer" with which ulti within y few
months, | hrvc been connected for - year.. have
n".l cmpharicaly urged upon til" Farmers ana
Planter. dat In. mixture 81 The Ammonincal ':u-
,,ro Peruyianl with the Phosphate (Mexican.
Columbian, Sc..} va. tie best and cheapest appli.
cation T. most crop. they could apgy. Tor more
general views uon this subject. refer 10 the pa
.es o! the American Farmer: nld a,o, u ny cir
ruar just i.>uel jand which will be forwarded to
any one ic.ilin: III in which rh- view i ably ,us
tanned by Dr. Bckcll, Analytical Chemist. Of this
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-30
DINNER AND TEA SETS.

II RENCH PORCELAIN DINNER SETS,
white gold band. aud decorated
French Porcelain PLATES, DISHES. &C., de-,
separate. for sctts.
French Porcelain TEA SETrS, white, white and
gold. gilt ard decorated.
Lngls!. White Granite EA SETls anu PIECES.
separate.
English White Granite EwerS and Basins, and
Chambers.
English White Granite Foot Baths, Si"p Jars &c.
10. do Ia. Pitchers. Mugs. Nc. &r..
in any quantities wholesale and retail Ut prices
that cannot fail I" please.
gth mo 26 Il ii. MILLER. son Il CO.