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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-03
NETWORK and NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD
~ 1859 SPRING ARRANGEMENT. lsf

(OInnencnz ApnI Z,
Passenger Station in NewYork Of hst and ihav
Eutrauee on ZTth-st. - -
For New Haven (eNl; 1915, S;l5 tex) 500 and
AS o. m For Bridgeport, T. texl 2:+5 Sl5 lex
$50 and 4:i5p IN. for Milford s,ioId Fairfield Southport
ard Wesport n; i2:t5 $3.50 and As For Norwah,
7es m l245 3:5 e. }; 500 AS $3.50 p For DsEien
ard Greenwich, 7, m; l2:+5 $3.50, i:45 $50 m foI
Stamford, T. lex, 2;i5 3:l5 ten), $50 -, SD
o. m For Por Chester and intermediate Stations a. u
i2i5 $3.50, e. IS, $50 630 p. N.
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston, (ex) 3:l5 p (ex) For Hartford and
Springfield lex 35p m (ex) For Connecticut River
railroad 10 Montreal m (ex) and 3l5 p. (ex) to
Northampton For New Haven, New London and stoninson
Railroad and 5:l5 For Canal Railroad to North
ampton A. m fex) and 1876 p For Housatonic Rsioad
a. M For Naugatuck Railroad, 8s M 3:l5 For Dan
bury and NoTwsl Railroad, a. m, $50 p m
JAMES H. HOYT Superintendent.
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EREIGHT and TRANEL.-BALTlNORE
II NETWORK and N. " EST and soUrH-WESrTrhs
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD, and is fully-deNrl
oped connecting Ines offer desirable and direct route
between New York sud all cities and towns in the great
West SouhWest. Freight promptly conveyed IN Arsr.
quantities snd lowest and passengers lhrcs ana
mgau through with their bagsge, with best speed
and comfort. -,
This only line by which travellers bc,wr"n Now YORK
and the Wrs. visit Warrington City Ruudrp tickets
from Baltimore 10 Washington have been provided especially
m traveller, bsv the Eastern cities and the Grct West =,
,r largely reduced rate Of but 80 for viii, added 20 ns
current price OF Western tickets travellers may visit Washington
on their way
Entirely superior sleeping aaye been introduced
this Toed
site Aston House. L, w. PEhNEiL - -.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate Of
the County New York notice Il hereby given 20 AL psr.ns
having claims against PETER VAN ARSDALE late OF the cry
Of NewYork physician, deceased, % present the same WIN
vouchers thereof the subscriber, the Office Of g. w Van
Voorh Attorney Law No so Nasans In the City of New
York ON or the h day Of September nex-Dsed New
York The 7th day u March, 1859.
WILHELMENA VAN ARsDALE, Administrator
10 T..
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TN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate Of

the County New York notice 10 hereby kiyen Ia al per-
sons having claims against MARY LINDSAY late Of the Cry o,
York deceased the with vouchers thereof,
10 the subscriber the office Of Robert Grn, No 30
Nassau street the City of NcwYorh before the hrs, day
of November 1859 Daied New York the 2h day II April s1s
WILLIAM FRAZER, Admin with the will annexed.
Ans lsN6mTu
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Gutlfrp, faraware, ST.
6onsc- furnishing GOODS.

CELF-SEALING FRUIT JARS-Glass, PoFce-
- lain and Tin Also Patent Top. or Tnner. tsry Ess
Whips. Old Eupre Coffee Pots and yaons other new and aA
srtic Z. in be furnishing lire a. who-ssle. BY
CRAY BROTHERS, No e9 B-esinsr-s'
GUNNER STOVES, Cooking Stoves, Reirigera-
- and very large stock # Goods for
sale very low, a. No. Carnne-s;., above Bee'ssr ~
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Ocean Steamers, &e.


TTHE NEW LINE for SAN FRANCISCO,
Il CALIFORNIA-GREAT REDUCTION Of FARE-rhe
favoriie steamship NORTHERN LIGHT, Capt. Tnkepansh
will leave New.York from Pier No g. " r., On TUESDAY
with the steamship oRiZABA Apply az the only 9ee Of the
line. No. ) Bowling Green. ID. b. ALLEN, AGENT.
All persons forbid Trusting suy account Of
the above ships or owners
NOTICE.-ln future, the Steamers Of this Line
IN will call CORK Ireland land and receive eeIs and
passengers Steam LIVERPOOL calling ~ COhk sud VIA
Liverpool 20 LONDON GLASGOW and all he principal towns
ia GREAT BRITAIN and IRELAND greatly reduced Ta;es
The LIVERPOOL, NETWORK aud PHILADELPHIA
STEAMSHIP COMPANIES splendid Clyde-buIt iron screw
steamships intended 20 sail as follows
FROM NEw-YORK
CITY OF WASHINGTON.....SATt RDAY, Nay
KANGAROO .................. .SAIDkDAf, May a.
At IL O'Clock noon, from Pier No IL North RiyeT
RATES OF PASSAGE.
Cabin from New York and Philadelphia.
ThiIdcs New York Of The aboyensned places 70
Return tickets available so
forwarded HAVE Ps Hamburg Bremen, Ant
werp and all parts Of the Continent, without delay
NoTIcE-1hese provided with every requisite 70
insure immediate extinction Of Ere and the sirctest
is enforced with regard 20 the use II lights.
ireland BY this Line avoid she risk and great de-
calling ST. Johns the steamers proceed 10 Cosk
direct. -
For fresh. passage apply AZ the Office q the Company
JOHN g. DALE. No Is Broadway, New York, Agent
IL Liverpool, 10 VIM INMAN, Tower Bu.dnss
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NEW-JERSEY RAlLROAD--FOr PHlLA-
IN DFLPHIA and the SOUTH and WEST via JERSEY
CITY-Ms and Express lines leave Nswfork at and II
a. m and D. fare rs Through Tickets sold for GIN
cruat and The West and Washington New Orleans aud the
South &C. and thro Oh baggage checked TO Warrington IN
III and p, trains - decentralization.
No b.zgsse will b. received for any trains unless delivered and
chp, sed fifteen minutes In the time OF leaving
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate Of
the County NewYors Notice Is hereby Iyen % all Prsons
having claims against MARY CANTON late Of the City Of New
York widow decreased present the with vouchers there
Of TO subscriber his Office, No. Is Chambers IN ths
Civ of New York on or before the twenty eighth day II Oobs
uext-Dated New. York the wentythrd day Of April 1879
APPS Iaw6ui1H DAVID ,. BROWN b~cnt"f'
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FREDERICK kAPP, Plaintiff, A,tor,sy
sw6vTus No. l2z Broadway

IN PURSUANCE Of an order of Robert Is.
Dawson, esq surrogate q the County Of King. no'lc.
herob, given according law ~ all persons having sAis
against EDWARD KELLOGG. late Of the City Of Baofyn,
dec ssed that they acquired % exhibit the same WITH sh
81, theref 10 the subscribers the Executor al the One o
Edward r. Kellogg No 90 Beswrs,. In the City q New
York on on 4h day q Jun. nextDaird Nov ~
1853. EsIhkh y kELLpDo. d.
EDWARD X. kELLODD, iEIscu'ors.
no I,w6nlT CHARLES Y. BALDWIN,
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craal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate Of
the County Of NewYoTk notice Is hereby given 20 al penns
having claims against REBECCA RAY late Of the City OF New
YORK. present the with vouchers thereof %
the office Of Robert eu, No ~ Nassau
srr.t IN the City New York before the first day OF NJ
v.nb.r ls59-Daed New York the 25h day Of April ls1
JAMES DICKSON, }rxscn,oss
MIN I.v6mrns HENRY HARRISON
In PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate Of
the County NewYork notice Is hereby given 20 all per.ous
having cas against DAVID LEAL, late Of the City OF Ns-
York carpenter deceased To present the with vouchers
thereof he subscribers, their residence No % OrhaTds,
In the City Of NewYok before the 18th day 81 Asist
neAi-D,ed New York. the lith day u February, 1859.
EMELINE LEAL,
SARAH NJ. LEAL.
. taxc,oTns AdminisTaifiNf.
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IN SUPREME COURT, City and County of New

i n StPREME COtKl, tlIy ana SOuhLy ~ Ncw-
i York-BANQUE GENERALE SUISSE w.. ARTHUR X.
SIMS end WILLIAM X. slMs.-fo th" Defendants aboy"
named You are hereby and required tho
complaint this action which tiled IN the oc. 81 ~. Ger"
of the City and County NewfoTk the I'D day ~ Apn
1889 az City Hall In said city, and 10 serve copy OF y9r
answer the said complaint IN. nb~erber a, his obr No.
~ Broadway in said city within eDy days after The service
II this summons YOU exclusive Il the day VI such service" aud
# Won fail said complaint within the time sios
the plaintiff . action will take judgment against you Tor No
hundred aud hiftyegbt dollars with interest
theron from day OF Noycmbr 1885, beside the costs a
this action.-Daed April D. 1879. - -
FREDERICK kAPP, Plaintiff. Attorney
.9sra,ssvTus No. l2l Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-03

T,APSCOTTs LINE LIVERPOOL PACK
ETs.-The .ubcribe, continue 70 grant ceTncses Of
pa-ase Liverpool by their ayore Inc o. packets com
pr.ns in part the following ship viz:
NM TAPsCOTT. EMERALD ISLE, ALBION.
DREADNOJGHT, MIDDLfSEA NltIOAf.
BENZ. ADAMS, CONSTELLATION, JOIN bplD
WEST POINT, PHQNlN sNIILfkLANp'
I-NDYRV RITER SHAMROCK CAMBRIA,
making with others hip every i've dsys
The subscriber. are $50 SCENTS fog $500.
TIE y LINE or LONDON PACKETS AND ULA>DDN
LINE OF STEAMERS,
for al @. y hich ~y certificates liberal terms.
RFNlTTANCEs TO IRELAND. kc
I. Co a., continue % t-sle cTsf psNabe On derini
,hrou shelI' Fnslsud, l-l.nd Scotland sid W sle-
CTcul-rs with fu psrcu msy b h,d on .pp cs'on ti
h, la-.sr ir. o,a p,srsre stamp 70 TAPSCOTf c.,
Send % cell ioT cIeglsl. No % Soaihst newton.
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AFFIDAVIT.

MAYORS OfFicy. CRY or NEw.fosK, April 10, 1859
Joshua r. Bridge of EewYork being duly swor dePoss and
say, that he attending and consulting physician 70 the Grsef
erbers Comp.ny No 81 Paow New York tina, he has bad
general supervision Of the preparation Of the GraeenbeIs Family
hedcnes or years. and that he has known their efec,
have been uniformly good that he has fDown the advertisements
issued by Company and the certificates published aud be
their and sesune character and that
any person de.ng proof shall De referred to the parties directly
be otherwise convinced Of their entire accuracy AL persons
interested may rely upon the the 0rlefnbeg Com
pany with IMPLICIT confidence.
Sworn to before me- this 10Th day Of April, 1853.
DANIEL T. TIEMANN,
- .huC - NJ. Y.
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Il AMERICAN ATLANTIC SCREW STEAMSHIP cox
PANl'S and frs.-clsss steamship THOMAS SWAN =
T. Ramsay Co-susraer. al leave no. IL North Riv-s "a
SATURDAY, Nay 3: clock Passage 20 Say Aansh
with unsgTpss.d sccaiDocs.ou. -lI Thruusn cs.. ~
Nes -Osesns sSs IS Mohie So houtsonsIy, 80 csny
o. Ssi- A.sata. SIS Cogr-hus. IS; hscsr, 81; A.
rss;a Aso psinepl Plsoes in Fds o'Ees ra.ss
Frsh; 10 cent? pr @ an Psoi1o-ae Ta:cA lrs4.-ce NE
hall PeIesHi AgPly, ,o,,uv ,sw
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ITALY LINE for RONDOUT KINGSTON,
- NEWBURGH and POT GHKEEPSIE, landing st Cor,
,.ns. West Point Cold Spring Cornwall, New Hamhnreh aud
Milton each wsy-The fast and elegant Steamer THOMAS
POWELL, Capt A. l.. Anderson, leaves Jsys Pier EVERY
AFTERNOON at % O'Clock.
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NEW sESll-MoNTHLY LINZ for CALIFoR,,

~ MAT f'Vorl,- srsnsi NohIh siAn : ci.s
p rasTifcrI stylr take EeI place c1usOrt % tr
Northern Ligh IL Nsudrfbs Linz. th- -ph Il JAY IA
which Line I'll --u nouthly triP- sv
in NewNos u. 5h AID -h each nOU. ines Of tse
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baltimore, WASHINGTON, and the WEST.
I'D TIE ST. .rpsrs OF the NEW. YORK srd BALTIMORE
STEAMSHIP LINZ leave Pier No Is North River II e.
DAYS THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS, making ,hs passage
bcU freixhr Baltimore, oents per foot 70
Washing or per fot and Pororonste rstrs For
through he W, coysrins Insurance rk apply 70 D.
4 o. r Co Ofh,e =, Ne ~ Broadway. Apply n
H. b. CkQMH ELL Co, ~. " Wrr.x
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H'HE GLASGOW and NETWORK STEAM
SHIP COMPANY intend sailing their And powerful
steamer. ro-n NEW YORK direct 20 GLASGOW, follows
GLASGOW Thomson SATURDAY, May IA, a. Il O'Clock
EDINBURGU Cumming, "Wednesday, Jun- !, At l. O'Clock,
RATS OF PASSAGE from New York, PhisdePhis or Boston
10 glasgow Liverpool Belfast. Dublin Londonderry: fT'
e as S;errsze found with abundance 81 cooked pre-
vision, Passage from either 81 tie above places 70 New
YORK: Cabin So; Sieeage So Children ulaef l. yrs' oi
49, ~ ROBERT CRAIG. No. , Broadway.
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LNOK SAVANNAH and FLUKIDA-U. ;. MAIL
Il LiNE-Thr iayorite steamship ALABAMA, CAPT 0eo
r. Schs>>t will lesv- on NEDNESDAY. asy ~ p m
from Pix No n 2 Tnrush icte.s Ey-l % Nova nesy
Colsrbvs Atlanta Albany Macon Bile % Lsenz sy,-t
only beard. For frszht p.Nss-, sPYy u SAINT l.
MITCHELL L son, No. Is Bru.avsy
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and FLUSHING RAILROAD

~ Leaves Fulton Market Wharf BY steamer MALTANO 81
q A. M and /. 34J 3: - and 1880 p. The Cars leiv.
Flushing L. L. at $50 1855 and 10 M, aud 80 40 aud
$40 D. m meeting and exchanging with the boat Of
Hunters Point. Fare IS cents.
'- VIM NJ SMITH Superintendent.
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HOLDERS of BONDS Of the MISSISSIPPI
III CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY win present the
Coupons due May 1852 for paymen; to ANDREW H. GkEEN'
No As Wallst. JaunceN.cour.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-22
A. A. & A. MEXICAN GUAN0 in barrels.
BONE DUST, of best quality, in barrels.
SUP PHOSPHATE OE LIME.
OMBRERO GUAEO.

IN calling the attention of the public ~ this val
i liable and recently discovered deposit of this
fertilizing article. will merely state. that like
all other phosphate GUANOS, its most valuable
constituent is phosphoric acid, or bone phosphate
of lime: aud that it, mercantile value. compared
with other GuANOS Gifts kind. may be easily de-
termined by the amount Of phosphoric acid or bone
phosphate OF lime i, contains. In order, there
fore To give the public thorough knowledge of
what SOMBKERO GUANO does contain. We beg
to refer to the folio owing list of eminent chemists in
different part. ofthc world, who have analysed diff
iorent cargoes, from average samples taken hy
themselves from the carsocS just they arrive
from the island, without drying ar selection of
specimens for anayzation. Each analysis will be
exhibited, ifrequircd, under the original signature
of each chemist named:
Of phosphoric acid. estimated as equivalent to
phosphate of lime, il is found to contain
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-22
THE oRATORICAL oGREs AT WORK.

THE ORA1ORlCAL OuhES Al Nohh.
From our correspondents and exchanges
we gather the first melancholy information
that those terrible Oratorical tragedies that
invariably precede the Spring elections in
Virginia have begun. Opposing candidates
and electors have commenced their terrible
yernal massacres Mild-tempered attorneys
and amiable planters have been suddenly
converted into roaring eannibals and vocifer-
Gus ogres. "devouring" each other on court
greens and at muster precincts. Hundreds
of gentlemen before the fourth Tuesday in
May, We are panied to say, will have been
swallowed whole" ground to powder"
.'fayed alive" chopped to pieces" pun
melied" and pounded" The most diaboll-
cal feature of these hideous entertainments
is the callous indifference of the sovereigns to
the fate of the unfortunate performers. Not
unfreauently, after the adjournment OF
county court, the sheriff, in stentorian voice,
informs the people that the bloody scenes to
which we have alluded are about to be ell
acted. Straightway the excited populace rush
pell-mell into the courthouse, and secure the
best places for witnessing the horrible butche-
ry. AS soon as comparative order Is reStor-
ed, two mild, quiet-looking young oSres.
armed with scrap-books and g asses OF wa
ter begin to swallow each other whole. -
The fearful work goes on for hours amid the
shouts. applause, yells, and laughter of the
excited audience. The magistrates, sherltfs
and constables so far forget their duties, as
sworn preservers of the peace, as to look on
approvingly, and we have sometimes seen
white-cravated gentlemen 50 fart forget them
selves as to split their sides with laughter
when, by wel-applied anecdote, one ora
torical ogre "fayed" his opponent, or "ciett
him to the middle" by some sharp retort.-
DBL E.,n,
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GROCERIES. &c.
JAMES II. MoyEICH O. SON


4 RE NOW RECEIVING FROM BOSTON,
"a New York. and Philadelphia, their SPRING
STOCK OF GROCERIES. &C., &C. which have
been bought with and at low figures. They
invite merchants visiting this city examine their
stock, n they will sell as low as can be bought
here Baltimore
~ hhis. y. o. and p. r. Sugars. part prime
100 bbl:. Crushed and Powdered Sugars
lou " Coffee do
- boxes Loaf do
y" hhdS. and ticrccs Muscovado aud Porto Rico
MolaSScs
- hhIs. New Orleans and Golden Syrup
90 bags Green and light Rio Coffee
2oo T." Java. Laguyra, African. and Cape do
Ia chests Guupowtcr Imperial, Black, and
Young Tyson Teas
10 boxes Adanantirc and Sperm Candles
100 g Mould do
100 - assorted Candy
- Pearl Starch
~ bbls Machine Oil
20 ticrces Cider Vinegar
10 fresh Rice
loo coils ,Iutc Rome
100 dozen Painted Pals
- " Horse buckets
- nests Cedar Tubs
3Oh bags Shot: 1909 his Bar Lead
800 kegs Sporting and Blasting Powder; 80 bags
Grain Pepper and Pncnto: 1000 sacks Fine Salt.
different BRANDS 800 do. Ground Alum Salt: 1000
do Table do: casks Super Carb Soda: - boxes
h. papers do - bales Irvine: % dozen Wash
Boards: - boxes Extract lockwood: Ia do. by
10 and 10 by - Glass: - do. Resin Soap: - do
Toilet and Fancy do: % do. CASTLE do: 800 do
Masom's Backing: also, Mustard; Cassia: Cloves:
Nuimegs: Mace: Alum: Coppcras: Madden: Putty:
EPSON Salts: Wrapping and Letter Paper Race
Ginger Ground Ginger: Ground Pepper; Brim-
stone: Saltpetre: Corn Brooms. &c, DC.
NH II No. ~. Princc-street Wharf Alcx'a.
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THE GAZETTE.
TUESDAY MORNING, MARCH %, 1852
MODERN POETRY AND THE POETRY OF
THE BIBLE.

TUESDAY MORNlNtI, Mahth -, 1917.
MODERN POETRY AND THE POETRY OF
THE BIBLE.
Lord Byron's descriptive apostrophc to
Rome in which he characterizes her as 1.-The
Niobe of Nations" = 'chldlc>s and crown
less in her voiceless woe" "a marble Wild
erness. " and .lone mother of dead empires -
is in its primary idea of dccayc d kingdom,
personifed rs woman iorsaken and g1ev-.
ed in spirit only an eloquent paraphrasc Of
the opening Of Lamentations. "llow doth
the city set solitary that was full of people!
how is she become us widow. she that was
great among the nations, and princess among
the provinces, how is she become tributary!
She weepeth sore in the night, and her tears
are on her cheeks; among all her lovers she
hath none to comfort her: all her friends have
dealt treacherously with her-they are be-
come her enemies"
Again: the same poets lode to Napoleon"
has been greatly admired, and is worthy of
the tribute. But our admiration must also
be extended to lsaiah's ode to the fall of Sen
nacherib, the Napoleon of Babylon; and we
may observe, too, that independent of a gen
eral resemblance throughout i'll point OF struc-
ture, Lord Byron's first and finest stanza is
is altogether derived from the prophet:
It's past-but yesterday king.
And armed with kings to strive.
And now thou art Il nameleSs thing.
30 abiect, yet alive
l. this the man of thousand thrones,
Who srewed the earth with hostile bones?
And can he thus survive!
Since he miscalled the morning star,
No man nor fend has fallen so far"
''lIe who smote the people in wrath with
a continued stroke, is prosecuted, and none
hindereth. How art thou fallen from heaven,
o. Lucfer, son of the morning. how art thou
cut down to the ground. which did'st weaken
nations. They that see thee shall narrowly
look upon thee. saying is this the man that
made the earth to tremble---that did shake
kingdoms--that made the world as wilder
neSS.'
Campbell's expression
Her march is on the mountain wave,
Her home is on the deep"
must remind us Of the Psalmist's. Thy path
is in the sea, and they footsteps in the great
deep"
When the poe. said that the Apollo Bel
videre appears to have shot the arrow LESS
by an effort than by command he ex-
pressed a noble idea, worthy of the trans
cendant statue: but when l1abakkuk says
of the Holly One. ale stood and measured
the earth; he beheld, and drove asunder
the nations" the sublime conception of pow
er exercised by the mere movement of wW
is carried to u height worthy Of the true and
living God-the God of Heaven.
Young we'll expresses the same style OF
sentiment when he says:
Whose word was Natures birth,
The shadow of whose hand was Natures shield,
Her dissolution His suspended smile
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MARSHALL 4 WARD are now receiving theil
INl Fall Supplies of FAMILY GROCERIES, tc
which they invite the attention Of their customers
and dealers generally.
10 hhds prime p. X. Sugar
10 " common do DO
20 bbls. Yellow and C. Yellow Sugar
10 boxes Lowering Co.'S Loaf do
10 bbls. Crushed and GRADUATED DO
~ " Patent Cut Loaf do
10 " Sugar House Syrup DO
10 " Golden Syrup
- bags Rio and Laguyra Coffee
- ID " Old Government Java do
- % Old Brown Government Java do
go chests Guupowder Tea-part prime
100 boxes Patent Sperm, Solar Sperm, ALBANIAN.
tine. and Hydraulic pressed Candles
II do. do. jenkins Mould Candies
500 sacks q. A. Salt. 200 do Marshall do: 100
10. Ashton's do. Pine Apple and English Dairy
Cheese. Pepper, Pimcnto. Starch. Rice, Soda. Gin
ger, and all articles usually found in Grocery
establishments.
rtr- No. IL King Street. ilcruDIrin. oct -
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KrTT1EWELL,s MANIPULATED GUANo.

NXTE have received II full supply of this article
w and shall! keep It constanty on hand. II l.
composed Of pure PERUVIAN and PHOSPHATE
GrAxoS. from the Islands of Chncha aud NcvaS'a,
combined and closely intcgra;ed by machinery.
NJ. i. warranted 10 contain per cent. of Am
monia and - to % per cent. of Phosphate OF Lime
No. - per cent. oi Ammonia, and - 10 90 per
cent Of Phosphate Of Lime.
The Testimonials of the value of this Fertilizer.
in our poss.ssioI are very strong. and from sour
ces known 70 US to he reliable.
WM. II. F0WLE & SON,
ubIo No. South Wharvcs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-22

TOPARTNERSlIIP.- have this day form
- ed Il copartncr>hip under the name aud style
Of ALBERT W. GRAY 4 CO., for the purpose Of
conducting the COMMISSION and FORWARD
ING BUSINESS, in all its branches. We have
leased that large threcstory frc-rr"ot brick ware
house, ON the northeast corner of King and Water
streets. opposite Mcs,rs. Gray. Miller ( Co. We
will keep stock Of GROCERIES. PLASTER,
SALT, FISH. GUANO and SEEnS. suitable for
the wants "f the farmers and Mill owners. We
will pay particular attention to the forwarding of
Goods committed TO our care.
ALBERT W. GRAY.
nh , WM. +. GRAY.