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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-09

REMARKS.-The market for breadstuhs dur
ing the week has been very quiet. The receipts OF
Flour and Grain have been light. and with very
light stocks on hand, transactions have been ne
cessarily curtailed. There has been but limited
enquiry for Flour the part Of shippers, and tue
sales have been chiefly confined to retuil dealers
Prices have remained without change during the
week, and the sales that have been made were at
So % for Union street super; ST 15G 81 for hA-
ira. and 81 5OM SIS. and SS 30 for Family. the
latter price for very choice brands. Wheat has
been coming in slowly, and in small quantities. tho
supplies in the neighboring counties being nearly
exhausted and the quality Of that offered general
lv has been inferior Prices have not varied ma
tsrially ranging from 1900 lose. for inferior t"
fair white, and liO( lj0c for do. red. There were
some sales Of white on Change Yesterday at l63c.,
but no red was offered Corn has also been III
light receipt. while the demand is fair and prices
steady, the market closing with an advancing ten
dency and sales were made on Change of whit"
at s3c. Rye and Oats still very scarce, and
much wanted. We quote Rye ut ssc., with sales.
No sales of Oats reported ON Change, and quota
tons are nominal. Tho Grocery market during
tho past week has been very active. and prices are
well sustained. We make no change in tho quota
tons prices being about the same NJ last reported
The Country merchants appear pleased with the
stocks, aud buy literally. great deal OF nc"
trade has found its way here this Spring, and We
predict that at no very distant day Alexandris
! will rank high among the Grocery markets OF oui
| Atlantic cities Provisions are active and prices
! well sustained. Butter is in better supply. aud
prices have a declining tendency. Eggs are more
| abundant. and selling Mt l2!a lac q Dozen
Seeds are inactive, the demand being very limited,
and We have no change to note in quotations.
The supply Of Fertilizers ID fair. and the demand
brisk We quote Peruvian No. Guano al sos;
Sombrero $2S; Colombian $2s; Potts klett's
Super Phosphate Of Lime $l3 p ton of 2ooO lbs;
Coo 4 Co.'S Super Phosphate of Lime S4s; Bone
Dust $50, and A. Mexican 500. The arrivals OF
Fish during the week have been fair, though Tor
two or three days the weather was untarorsble-
There has been q decline in prices. The demand
has been confined principally to those who pur-
chase for the cities--very few persons from the
country having yet come in for their supplies.
The prospect Cor good fishery is datering.-
Freights have an upward tendency. and vessels are
wanted. especially for the Coal trade, which l.
now brisl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-09

TIME undersigned desires TO place this Machine
i before the public solely upon its merits, con
WINGED that it will establish itself as general
farorte with all classes, and particularly among
families.
The Sewing done by the REVOLVING LoorEa
(which. with other novel and important devices
cmbruccd in this machine, are covered by RECENT
PArEHTsJ is superior to that done by any other
Single Thread Machine. each loop Of the stitch
being twisted half revolution after it has been
drawn through its predecessor, by which means a
frmer and more secure stitch il obtained than has
hitherto been accomplished by Sewing Machines
of this class producing a seam for all practical
purposes, equal to that of any Double Thread
Machine. possessing Mt the same time the advan-
tage of greater simplicity. The beauty and arcu-
racy of its mechanism is exhibited in the fact that
it is capable Of making.
1000 STITCHES PER MINUTE.
This Machine is comparatively NoIsELEsS IN
ITS OPERATION which ladies will regard rs a de
sideratum and as all kinds Of work can be done
on the WILCOX 4 GIBBS MACHINE; and 1t
is lot in the least liable to arrangement, (even In
the hands of the most incaperenced.) AND NEVER
DROPS STITCHES, it must commend itself every
where, AZ emphatically
THE MACHINE FOR THE FAMILY.
Prices S25 10 S35 nith Table and Treadte Complete
1t will be observed, that pains or expense has
been spared by the Manufacturer in the production
of these Machines, a. the workmanship will com
pare favorably with the highest priced Sewing Ma
chimes in the market and the parts are sll
made interchangeable, they can be readily replaced
in case Of accident. For sale by
ap st G. c. BERRY. - Kinss'.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-09

BALTIMORE, April 1:-Breadstnffs are qu l
dull and inactive. The peculiar state oil tnt
market at this time renders the business IN
Flour quite unsatisfactory. and there Is but
little report beyond supplying the wants W. VI
the trade for immediate consumption. we
look for but little change until after harvest;
when. should there he good crop gathered
we expect to see trade revive and business a
once more resume that much wonted buoy
ancy and activity which it has so long lack
ed. The advices from al parts OF the couh-
try relative to the growing crop are Of tne
most aattering nature and should no disaster
hereafter ovsrtske it, the hope for prosper
GUS future will no doubt be realised.
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1859.
A L N A N A c &.
N A Rim LIST.
PORT OF ALRXANDRIA-APRIL

ARRIVED.
Schr. v. Bedsll, Ryder, New York. to J. c.
N.yett.
Schr. A. Middleton, Supple, Providence, to T. J.
Mebafey.
Scbr. VIM. A. Croker. Endicott, New York, to
Borden MiniugCo.
Schr. Maria Elizabeth Boxer, -, to Order.
Schr. John p. Hilton, Dent. Aquis. wheat TO {.
+. Suite L Co.
Schr. Ann McCarty, Hatton, Plsntersville, corn
to Washington Co.
Steamer Diamond State, Kerwin, Baltimore, to
Wheat Bro.
MEMORANDA.
Schr Rescue, Bacon, from Georgetown, arrived
81 New Sork 6th.
Schr 5. b. Bailey. Hopkins, for this port, sailed
from Providence 9Th inst.
Srhrs. Buesh, Hanson, and Ann s. Brown.
Brown from this port. arrived at Dighton 5th inst
schr. Daniel Brown, Head. from this port. mr.
nved al Fall River 4th inst.
Schr. West Glcam, Morse. from this port for
boston, arrived AT Holmes Hole 18th inst.
Scnrs |. u. T. L., rharo, from Bghton for this
port and Revenue. Corson, from Boston, were in
putch Island Harbor 4th inst.
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SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME.

" U-IITELOCk IL CVS BRAND.
YNHE subscribers having completed their ar
i rangements. are prepared to supply any guam
tity Of their SUPER PHOSPHATE. which has
been tried for years, and which they believe
to be superior to any thing Of the Kind manyactur
cd IN tho country.
To those who are unacqnainted with the article,
they recommend the trial of single Bag alongside
of other Manure.
They claim for this article superiority over all
Others of the same name for the following reasons:
It contains 10 per cent soluble PhOsphoric
Acid than the standard of Super Phosphate OF Lime
in this country or in Europe-the standard article
containing II, whilst ours contains rs per cent and
but one or two manufacturers ever reach the first
named quantity.
In addition to its large quantity Of acid, II ais"
contain. a sufficient supply Of Ammonia to give
the crop quick growth. thereby dispensing entire
" with Peruvian Guano, which is necessary in APP
plying other Super Phosphates.
1t therefore presents the most concentrated art-
Gle in this country in Europe, and the increased
quantity of is tertizing properties enhances it's
moued value to the farmer fully SIS per ton. over
all others now offered 10 the public-besides pro-
! rortonate amount in labor, ireights. DC.
/ Il has been tried alongside ct Peruvian Guano,
and the effect of its application has produced lar
ger crops than that famed fertilizer.
Upon Corn. Tobacco Cotton, Wheat, and ali
tube producing plants, US CONSTITUENTS ,eo'e' !"
the cheapest most certain, and economical manure
that can BE- used, and the experience Of all VIII"
have tried it confirms the truth Of these statements
II furnishes 10 an acre Of ground by the afpli-
cation of 200 pounds, sufficient quantity OF Phos
phoric Acid for any crop. and At the same time IN
a form ready for immediate assimilation by the
plant to which it is applied.
In its preparation, care is taken that none but
the very best material is used, the analysis being
made by Dr. Chas. Bickell. and being prepared
under our immediate supervision, by competent
manufacturing Chemist. We guarantee the umiior-
NIFTY Of each bag sold, and the quality equal to
what we now claim il TO he.
II NAV he mad in any quantity Of Messrs. ". j..
TTBMAN. Alexandria; o. DARBY, Georgetown;
J. II. BRADLEY, Fredericksburg; ". Ii. UPPER
MAN, Washington; or OF
W. WHITRLOCK & CO., Baltimore.
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Coal Trade.

For the week ending Saturday, April 2,
7,409.07 tons Of coal were shipped over the
Cumberland and Pennsylvania Railroad, and
6,237 Is over the road Of the Georges Greek
Coal and Iron Company.
Total shipments for the year from the en-
tire region S3,9O7 OF tons. 49,
During the week ending April 2 1859. 81
boats cleared this port, carrying lo,O12 tons
of coal
During the season, 2j4 boats cleared this
port carrying 1855 tons.-C"mbniano
Griffin.
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Baltimore Cattle Market, April It'll.

BEEF CAr1Lr.-The offerings at the Scales
TO-DAY amounted to 500 head. Of the num-
Der offered 100 head were driven to Phlladel,
mia and Now York, 60 left over unso!d. and
the remainder purchased by Baltimore butch
ers at prices ranging from 81 to s. ~ per
loo lbs aud averaging S. 37!. A small lot
Of extra Cattle sold at prices a fraction abov"
the outside quotation. The offerings at 1hf
Scales to-day were smaller than Tor sc'era'
weeks past. L..
SuEEp.-The supply has increased but
prices are unchanged; sales are making ut
15(GS6 is per loo lbs gross.
flocs.-The supply is quite equal to the
demand: sales making at s 25GS9 y per
100 lbs, as to quality.
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LOCAL Ms.

Accident on THE o. & A. RAILRoAp.-On
Wednesday night last, the train on the Orange
and Alexandria Railroad from this place for
Gordonsyille, when short distance beyond
Orange CT. House, was detained by slight
accident. An axle of the tender was broken,
in consequence Of which the train was delay
ed and did not connect with the train on tie
Central road, at Gordonsville, and arrived at
this place one hour behind time. No one
was hurt, nor was the train thrown from the
track. or other damage done than above sta
ted.
FISH MARKEr-The supply yesterday was
not very large, but sufficient to meet the de-
mand. Prices: Herring $40 to sl03 per thou
sand Shad Sl4 to SIT per hundred. The
season has been good one so far, and the
prospect is hattering for better one than for
a two years past. A few wagons from the
country have been down during the week,
but the demand cannot be said to have fairly
set in.
LEcrrRE-Rev. DIR. Ryder delivered his
seventh lecture at St. Mary's Church, on
Wednesday evening, to crowded congrega-
ton. The eighth lecture, in continuation of
the same subject (Which is the true
Church," is to be delivered tomorrow after
noon at 81 o'clock.
County CouRT-The Court was engaged
Yesterday in the trial of civil cases. and ad-
iourned until this morning at 10 o'clock.
PRorRAc1ED MEETINGS have been held in
the NJ. p. Church South, under the direction
of the Rev Mr. Wills, for the past two weeks,
and we understand that several have profess
ed conversion.
The RUSSIAN WAR.-A day exhibition of
this splendid Dlorama, will he given at Lib
erty Hall, this afternoon, at ) o'clock. The
Diorama will also be exhibited at night rs
usual.
AccIDrNrS.-At the wedding Yesterday
morning, the carriage Of Hon. Jacob Thomp-
son, Secretary of the Interior, was run into by
the carriage Of Mr.. George W. Riggs, and
broken all to pieces. No person, however,
sustained any injury. The beautiful sorrel
horse, the property of Baldwin & Brothers,
was accidentally killed ON the avenue
Wash. Union.
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DIED.

Al Vest End. Fairfax County, Virginia, on
Thursday, the 9TH of April. Mr.. WILLIAM IL.
JENKINS, in the t5th year OF his age. to- The
friends and acquaintance, Of the family are invited
TO attend his funeral. from his late residence, Oh
Sunday afternoon, at 3 o'clock.
In Washington, on Thursday, WILLIAM II.
WINTER, in the 41th year of his age
At Chippewa. in fauquicr county. on Monday
April 4th, 1859. CLIFTON, infant ron of Vim. l.
and Lucy b. Franklin. aged about seven months
In Port Tobacco. Monday night last, Mr.
JAMES ADAMS. who WAS esteemed through lie
for his industry, honesty and moral deportment.-
He was AGED about IS years.
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AUCTION SALES.
By S. J. McC0RMICK-AuCrioNEsI
SALE THIS DAY.

A UCTION SALE.-In pursuance Of a decree
n of the County Court Of Alexandria County.
Va, rendered at the February term Of said Court
in the suit Of J. 7. johnson and Others -. the
heirs of William Campbell deed, the undersis L'd
Commissioner Of sale, therein named will ehor
for sale at public Auction on Saturday "s
9h ot April. 1859. at II o'clock, w., in front u
the Mayors Office, in the city of Aiexsndra, Va
- The HOUSE AND LOT, ef which the late " H.
e linn Campbell died seized, situated on 'bs
NORTH side Of Duke between Pitt and 81. A'HI
streets, fronting on Duke % feet six inches, run
ming back northerly one hundred aud five feet 'A'.
property is subject TO an annual ground rent OF
forty EIGHT dollars, which by tho terms OF the org
inal deed can be purchased for the sum OF I'VE
hundred dollars.
The term. of sale As prescribed by the de"rce
are as follows One third Of the purchase moE'y
to be paid in cash on the day of sale, and he
residue in two equal nstalmeuts, st six and Twelve
months respectively, from the day Of sale, aud '"
be secured by the bonds Of the purchaser with
approved security-the title to the property 10 he
retained until the whole OF the purchase money -
paid. p c. CLAUGHT0N, COmmissluner.
NH 2i-dtd
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SECOND SUPPLY.

BRYAN Il AID A Ms
TAVE lust returned from New York with i
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Two Flounce do do
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Black Docskin and Fancy Cashmere; Plaid
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FOR FAMILY USE
lii Linen and Blea'd. Cotton Shcetings
Table Diapers, Towcliing and Napkins
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Nouslines; Alparas Byadier Berages; Boys Wear
a good assortment; Gloves; Hosiery; Small Wares
generally, &c
FOR SERyANTS--
Heavy Walnut Drills
do Ravens Twiled Duck
No | Cotton Osnaburgs; Striped 0snaburg.
and Plaid Cottons: Osnaburg Cacoes, very heavy
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RRIGAnE ORDERS.

TIME TRAINING OF THE OFFICERS OF
i THE 18TH REGIMENT, V. H., will be
held in Alexandria. on Wednesday the It'll. Thurs
day the 5th. and Friday the Gth May ne1t-and
the REGIMENTAL MUSTER of said Regiment
will be at the same place, on Saturday, 9TH May.
THE TRAINING OF THE OFFICERS OF
THE GOTH REGIMENT, will be held at Fairfax
Court House, on Monday the 9th, Tuesday the 10th
and Wednesday the ll,h, and the REGlMENTAL
MUSTER of said Regiment, at the same place, on
Thursday the 18th of May next
THE TRAINING OF THE OFFICERS OF
THE seth, 57TH, and lS2D REGIMENTS, will
he AT Ieeshurg. on Monday the 10th. Tuesday the
nth, and Wednesday the 18th May.
THE 57TH REGIMENT, will muster at Lees
burg on Thursday, 10Th.
THE 56TH REGIMENT, will muster at Hills
borough, Oh Friday GOTH
And the l32D REGIMENT, at Union. on Sa.
,urday. Dist Nav next BY order of the BrigadcI
General: NORBORNE BERkLEI.
Brigadier Inspector. 18th Brigade,
sre-law4w End Division. Virginia Militia
rSentipal eony
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-09

Tn. Sicklcs case was continued in the
Criminal Court of Washington, yesterday
Further evidence was adduced in reference
=, 3D.. -bnrtiny
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BY YESTERDAY EVENINGS MAILS.

AcQrIrrAL OF Mr.. GREEN.-WARRENToN,
Friday morning, April 8.--The trial of Jas.
Green, for the killing of Carver, at the Eau
quer Springs, last September, has just been
the Jury announced from their box that they
were agreed upon the verdict they should
render, and did not wish an argument.
mere intelligent and substantial jury never
sat iu this county-and the prompt acquittal
of the accused by such a jury is "A very graft
fling fact to his large connections. Thus has
ended this unfortunate affair, that has excl
ted our community for months past The
scene in court when the verdict was announ-
ced was quite affecting The accused :eceiv-
ed it with deep emotion. as his numerous
friends gathered around him and testified
their sympathy May this sad affair be of
salutary effect upon his future life.
SPECTATOR.
DEATH OF Coll ii. b. PowELL.-lt is with
extreme sorrow that we are called upon to
announce the death of this most estimable
man. To all who knew Col. Powell, no word
is necessary to recall his many noble traits OF
character. He was the true pattern Of the
Old Virginia gentleman; kind. hospitable,
and endowed With fine talents, he lived beloved
by wide circle of friends and acquain-
tances, and his death will be mourncd not on
" hy numerous and afiectionate family, but
also by many warm and devoted friends
throughout the State To his associates in the
House of Delegates. the intelligence of his
death will be received with much sorrow. Al
wavs kind. dignfcd and aiiable, he dis
charged his duty without asperity. won the
confidence and respect of the House. firm
and uncompromiSing Wing as he was, we
take pleasure in bearing our testimony to
that true nobility of soul that always charac-
terises the gentleman. The State has lost
most worthy citizen, and society most
kind and estmabie member.-Rich. EnQ
WHEAT CRor.-Thc wheat crop along the
road from IIarrisonburg to Washington, looks
remarkably well, and from present appear
anccs there will be an abundant crop. We
hear also from gentleman from the Western
States and PENNSYLVANIA, that the wheat crop
in those States all looks well.--I valley Dem.
YORK RIVER RAILRoAD.-The work of
track-laying is progressing RAPIDLY, and by
tie lst Of May some ten or twelve miles
will be completed. A locomotive has lust
been placed on the road, to facilitate the
transportation of stills and rails.-Richmond
Wig.
A juvenile gang OF thieves-Bob Heath,
Geo. Rowe. John Lipscomb, Thomas Wilkin-
son and VIM. IL. Gallaher escaped from the
Richmond city Jail on Tuesday night or
early Wednesday morning. by removing
bricks from the wall The three last named
have been re-capturel, and the sergeant has
nut them in irons
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-. STORE AND TAVERN STAND FOR
La sALE OR RENT, 1t Bsiley's Cross Roads, at
The Intersection of the Columbia and Middle Turn.
nike. Eve miles from Alexandris-also Wheel
wight and Smith Shop, With al exclusive run OF
custom --sIso = small FARM pssr The Gross Roads,
- With usw and convenient DWELLING. Ad-
s dress the subscriber. q, Washington city, OF
fuqslrs 90 the prsnisss- LEWIS BAILEY.
Fairfax county, dss lo-seu
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UNITED STATES MARINE BRASS BAND.
THE WILCOX & GIBBS
REVOLVING LOOPER SEWING MACHINE

Gaptirafe- at night, aud becomes Household
Dirinity, a. It's utility /. Demonstrated IN
practical uss.
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ae~
CANAL C0MMERCE.
ARRIVED. April 3,

:, ARRIVED, April 3.
Boats Martin Hoffman. Charles Embrey. Union,
'Hnkee' and Vim. K. King coal to T. ]. Mehsfey.
n0ai. Clipper. Emily Francis, aud Metaconet,
Goa, t" Borden Mining Co.
poai Nj Brothers. limestone to Thos. Smith.
Departed.
w '|s' BIo"(so"d, Quigley, Harper's Ferry, by
Washington Co.
D"", .hlper, groceries fpr Cumberland, Md, 10y
'rs!' Miller & Co.
nI@ Z, :. Moore. groceries, &c., from J. II. Nc
~ ign son; boots, shoes &C., from Harper 4
- and qucensware from 4. II. Miller, Son 4
Co'' Tor tcar>princ Md.
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VEL LOST.-On Wednesday last, BLACK
Y LACE VEIL va: lost ON the streets Of Alex
andria. which the huder is requested 70 leave at
the Office of the Alexandra Gazette, aud receive
a reward. up 8--3t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-09

TT,RUsTEE'S SALE OF L0UDOUN LAND
i By virtue Of a deed OF trust, executed by Cum-
berand George 0rrison TO me, for purposes therein
mentioned dated LIST Of January, 1857, and Of re
cord in tn. Clerks Office of the County Cosrt "i
Loudoun, will sell in front Of the Court House, AZ
public auction, on TUesday, The l2h day Of Apr,t,
1859. Court day. the TRACT Of LAND, upon
which the said 0rrison now resides, lying in .sid
County, on the Potomac river, adjoining the lands
Of A. H. Rogers, Elijah White, ". 5. Gray, lnd
Others, and containing about l72 ACRES.
- This tract has upon it h good two-story
GiSR. DWELLING HOUSE, Corn. House, Binch-
smith Shop. Stable, and other ut-huildings. and
from its fertile soil, fine timber, and close prTim'
" to the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, and B"'t-
more and Ohio Railroad, is very desirable propu!.
TERxs-Ons third cash, third in twelve
and the other third in eighteen months from 'h'
day of sale--the purchaser to give bonds WIN aP-
proved security for the deferred payments D-"iihS
interest from that date. The title t" saii Iand Is
believed to be good and will be retained al. the
purchase money is all paid.
ARTH. L. ROGERS, Trustee.
Loudoun county, feb 4-eots -.
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-" Nsssr'' s"'TH, sHAcKrLroRp and THoH-
49, VIII address The citizens Of Culpeper County,
:" the Court House, On Monday, the 18th instant,
.'' "' tsuquier on Monday. the 18th instant, the
'ourt DAYS II tbos. Corn,;os 40
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NEw York, April s.-Flour closed lower; state
s4e5Ms5.25; Ohio S6.40@$6.55; Southern So
GOA $3.50. Wheat closed lower; Western red ~"
nI49c Corn closed heavy; mixed is nominal at
S666 Ssc: yellow $50 SSc. Pork closed dnll; mess
sl7.25MSI7.7s Lard closed dull. at l9S@' tc.
Wbiskey closed steady at 25c. Stocks opened
firm bu, closed heavy Mo. 6'sSSt.