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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-05

~ OEaGE.-As - meeting Oft lac DOurd of nj.
~ Virginia aud Railroad Company
the hee The Company the Gil vi Lynchburg
the I'm Vi January ISL tho o lowing resolutions
adopted:
notion, Resoip.d That from and al the sday ofFeb
ruay and Tenessee a road Company will
knied trains rulnn this road unless
that such Nh led
cupaDr negligence OF the agents Employer OF this
Company.
Roped That all claims against this Coz ipany fol loss Of
within
LIE
Copy from The minutes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-11
Guano Islands.

Our Government in II law passed by Con-
grcss. in August l>i6, authorized any citi-
zen who might discover any unlnhabltrd Is
lamd. ruck or key, containing guano, not un-
der the jurisdiction OF any other country.
lawfully to take possession Of II Ill The name
of the United Stares, and under certain
restrictions named therein, lawfully TO "ccu-
~ and cuiov the same. This enactment.
giving new impulse t" American industry
and commercial enterprise, led 10 the imme-
diatr occupation of two gu2no islands In the
Pacific, called Jarvis and Bakers islands,
and after some years o! dIthcu!ty. arising
cut of the nun-lcriormance OF instructions
given IT, the first government agents sent out
- confluence operations. company has now
succeeding III working them efficiently, ana
cargue, Of the article have arrived, and are
constantly arriving. at the ports on the At
luuir Seaboard Again, within few months
past some enterprisimg American ship cap
tajns have taken possession Of other islands
almost under the equator in the Pacific.
and directly in the route between San Fran
cisco and Australia called Christmas and
iiowland',. and Maden's and Amthur's
islands. and have secured their right tu these
and certain others 10y the legal tormaIitleS
required by the act Of Congress. The Ior-
iarr was discovered by Capt. Cock on Chris
mas day. III Ia, and. though frequently
visited hy whalers, Las never been occupied
or claimed by amy nation til now. Ii Is 30
miles long. OF crescent shape, and contains
within itself a lagoon. with a safe entrance,
large enough to hold in safety the largest
navy in the world. Il is cUvercd with guano
to great depth.
iInwlands island is hut three miles long.
and one mile wide. Vessels can safely lie
on the southwest side. ana it has conSidcra-
bic vegetation. and large beds Of guano.-
Both these islands are visited 10y countless
millions of birds. and their eggs cover acres
nf ground at time. The discoveries have
united themselves with some cntcrprislng
merchants and others i'll a company called
the United States Guanu Company. and til"
shin Iyanhoc is now on her way from San
Francisco for cargo, aud every ship that re-
turns thence tc the Atlantic ports can, II sh"
has ~ better freight bring back cargo 81
ruano from these islands al fifteen dollars
per ton freight.
The late arrivals from Honolulu bring us
the newsstand what We have sad Prev
Ousiy. prevents any surprise vi our P"''.
that the Emperor Of France, by a c"minIS-
soner of the name Of kervcgurn, has Tor.
mally taken possession Of u suann island
called Cliherton, lying about go miles west
ward from Acapulco, 10 deg u min. north
latitude This is another proof Of the sagasl-
~ Of that rrmarkahl" imam: and the next
thing we shall probably hear IS that Eng
land has followed his cxamplc.-tn"".
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-11
Palmerston and Mr.. Buchanan.

4 London correspondent Of the Constella-
ZION tells of a courteous cont'etemps committed
hy our President on certain occasion.
Mr.. Buchanan arrived in London early in
,Sj4 and gave the usual notification to the
Hrit,,h government. After having visited
Lard Aberdeen the Prime Minister and Lord
Clarendon tthe Foreign Secretary ne called
unrn Lord Palmcrston, VIII" was then Home
Secretary, and was received OF course, with
the utmost politeness and respect. Palmers-
,,n il i known. married the widow OF the
Earl Cowper, To whom no had been attached
hsfore her first marriage. A great deal Of
..o, ma1. was circulated in the London cir
,,cs 40 10 his continued intimacy with her
.f,cr marriage, which caused the parties con-
Siderable annoyance. On the occasion of MIR.
Buchanan introduction, after the usual salu-
,.,;on paImerston said; "Pray accompany
~'a ;n,o the next room, where We shall find
~. Lady Palmerston aud some OF the family.
W. are all going to grand flower show at
Cb;.vick; they have coaxed me into giving
,hsn, an in,prOmfu luncheon here In my Of
sc;al residence, where by the way, do not
-ss;de and we shall be very glad if you will
;o;n our party without ceremony, and alter
uards accompany Us to Chiswick. Lady Pal
,onrs,on will have the honor Of calling upon
your charming niece, Miss Lane, in thecourse
Of tomorrow, and We hope to see great deal
of YOU both at Cambridge House.
So saving Palmerston drew back the fold
inc doors. and there, in the next room, was
a merry party, making glad overa luncheon.
Mr. Buchanan was introduced to Lady Pal
mers,on. who said, witha smile. There are
nv children, Mr.. Buchanan. This" point
ing to the present Earl Cowper, this is my
eldest SON" Mr. Buchanan smiled, bowed,
glanced from Lord Cowper to Lord Palmer
ston-always remember that Mr.. Buchanan
had never heard of the particular scandal in
the case; never known that Lady p. had been
Lady c.; never heard that the lady married
ralmerston after she was fifty. But glanc-
ing from Cowper to Palmerston, and wishing
70 be complimentary, he said, Indeed, my
lady, should have recognized this gentle
man. even in the street, as Lord Palmerston's
son. from the strong family resembiance'-
Mr.. Buchanan was told how the case really
ws---after his blunder.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-11
The Public Loan Fever in Europe.

Whether Europe is drifting into war or
not. perfect fever for making new-Ioans
is raging among the governments OF the oia
World Austria is in the market for thirty
millions of dollars. Sardinia wants ten null
lions. England requires thrty-iSc millions,
France is contemplating all early neg"1a-
ton. and from the fact that several eminent
Western tinanciers have been called to ST.
Petersburg. it is not doubted that Russia
will soon be i'm the market. One OF the
American governments is also there-Peru-
proposing TO the British stockj"hhcrS a iyan
offity millions Of dolars.-N !. Uernid
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-11
Death to all Vermin. y


A. SPRING approaches,
ASrs and reaches,
From their holes come out.
And Nice and RATS,
In spite Of Cats
tally skip about.
BED-BuGS bite
You, in the night.
4. on the bed you slumhcr,
While INSECTS crawl
Thro chamber and ball.
In squads without number.
IT Is TRULY WONDERFUL WITH WHAT
certainty. Rats, Reaches. Nice. Moles. Ground
Mice Bed-hugs, Ants, Moths, Mosquitoes, Fleas,
Insect. ON Animals, in short every species OF Yer
min. are utterly destroyed and extcrminated by
"Costars" Rat, Roach, &C., Exterminator,
"Costar's" Bed-bug Exterminator,
''Costars" Electric Powder, for Insects.
Supplied direct. by mail. 10 any address IN the
United States follows:
On receipt Of Sl.OO. II box Of the RAT, ROACH, &c.
ENT.
On rrccpt of -. 90 box each Of the RAT, Roach,
&C. Exr. and ELECTRIC POWDER. sent postage
PAID suffcion; to destroy the yermin ON any
premises.
Sold 10y DKrGGIsTs and DEALERS everywhere.
"Cu>yAn," PRINCIPAL DErOT. I2O BROADWAY,
New York.
p. S.-Circuars, terms, &C.. sent by mail on
application.
WHOLESALE AGENTS FOR Va, Mn, &c.
New York. NH loft KING & TOY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-11
WHAT THE PRESS SAY.

.CosrAR's" Extcrninators are invaluable rem
eles tor clearing houses Of all sorts of vermin.-
With all confidence we recommend them.--N'u
York Daiiy State Register.
"COsrAn'S" remedies for all domestic pests such
rs Rats Reaches. Bed Bugs. Ants Fleas, &C.. are
invaluable: We can speak from actual knowledge
of their merits. DRuGGISrS and DEALERS should
send their orders early. if they would secure a
trade in them-N,,r YOrk .jDunoi.
Il shall write something about your Extermina-
tors, n can do 50 with proprcty. They are sell
ing rapidly here and destroying all vermin.-Ed
.Banasr." FDy.ite. No.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-11
BY YESTERDAY EVENINGS MAILS.

Hos. PAULrS POWELL CANDIDATE
Hon. Paulus Powell has withdrawn his COLI
sent to the call for Il convention in the Abe
marie District. aud announces himself can
dldatc for reelection to Congress subject
only TO the polls OF the people. The Rich
mond Wing savs:-"The Convention that
was called in the Red Land District, to do
eide between the prctcnsions of Powell and
Lc;.kc. has been knocked INTO cooked hat.
IL appears that. i'll the Democratic meeting
i'll Albemarlc on Monday. the Leake men
be>trode high horse. and treated Pow
ell in "a manner not To be submitted to-
while detained in Washington by the
arduous aud responsible duties attending
the close Of the session, the Leake men
sprang trick upon Powell, and 80 fixed
the tri ggcrs as " leave him no fair chance
before the District Convention. And. then
the course of the Leake men i'll the Abe
marie meeting was, we are told by Powell and
his friends, unjust and tyrannical 70 the last
degree. Therefore, animated by the spirit
Of resistance 10 tyranny the friends Of Pow
ell Withdrew from the aforesaid meeting, and
called upon Powell to announce hmselfa can
di,!ate for Congress subject only 10 the polls
of the people" Mr. Powell has accordingly
announced himself candidate.
We learn from friends in Charlottesville,
that there will be no Opposition candidate IN
the field.
FLOUR FROM THE INTERIoR.-The Norfolk
papers say:-"Several car loads of flour came
t. Norfolk on Saturday. This -four is from
Bedford county, and is represented as being
II superior article, equal 10 the celebrated
patapsco brand. 1t was transported all the
way by railroad, over the Virginia and Ten
nessce. the South-Side, and the Norfolk and
Petersburg
Another Church organization methodist
Episcopal Church South has been effected in
Front Royal. In Front Royal they have now
six denominations of christians. viz: Presby,
terrain. Episcopal. Old and New School Bap-
fists, and two Mcthudists.
The Front Royal Gazette says, an extern
sive revival of religion has just closed in
Strasburg About 20 persons have joined
the Methodist and Lutheran churches.
The Opposition Of Accomac have nomlna-
ted DR.. o. T. Finnev rs their candidate for
the Senate, and \. Watson, esq, for the
House Of Delegates.
The ladies Of Front Royal will give an Oys-
ter Supper on the 25th inst, for the benefit
of the Episcopal Church, now in '"ar>" Of
erection i'll that place.
TIE Orange Chronicle says The farm
of Mr.. James +. lancey, Orams" County.
was sold one day last week at - per acre.
The tract contained 209 acres.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-11
From Washington.

WASHINGTON. March l0.-The Senate met
to-day at . o'clock. and shortly after ad-
journed sine die.
Mr.. Holt. the Commissioner of Patents.
lately appointed Postmaster General, it is
expected, will resign his office and enter upon
his new duties tomorrow.
The office Of Commissioner Of Patents thus
becoming vacant during the recess. will be
filed by the President.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-11
MARRIED.

In Washington, on Wednesday afternoon, by
the Rev. John G. Smith, Mr.. THOMAS H. OAK
sHOTT, to Miss MARY T. CAMPBELL. all Of
Washington.
On Saturday morning, the Goth ult.. ut Fsllcy
Seminary, Oswego County. New York, Mr. Thus
c MORALLEE of Leesburg, Va, and Miss
cyRTRTDEE WILLARD, Of Newport, New
York.
On III. 9th instant. by the Rev. r. T. Brown, Mr.
MARTIN TRUMBELL, and Miss SARAH N.
pOSTOy. daughter Of Mr.. ". W. Poston, all Of
Fairfax County.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-11

NV YORK, March S.-The exports lex
elusive of specie) from New York to foreign
ports for the week ending February 2Sth,
amounted to 81 .4S4,2l4; total since LIST JAN
uary Ss,935,Ilj, being about million less
than for the same period in 1853, and two
millions less than 1857.
The tendency of the stock market is down
ward. Railroad stocks declined. But few
Bank shares were sold to-day. State stocks
were moderately active and firm. Virginia
skies advanced TO 97s; Tennessee closed at
yesterday $ price. 9Dt, and North Carolina
was sold at 9St. Missouri SKIES, however,
gave way one-eighth. Foreign exchange
stands at l09i to no. but the demand is not
large.
Treasury note. to the amount of S4,093,-
500, held in this city, become due this month
The succeeding nstalment of the notes OF
1858 will TALL due from the llth 10 the 25ih
of May next.
The receipts from customs to-day amount
ed to $l72, 900; that in the Subtrcasury 81
64S3QT
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-11
New Hampshire Election.

CONCORD. March 9.-Returns from sixty
seven towns foot up as follows: Goodwin,
Republican, l6.S Cate, Democrat, 1888.
One hundred and five Republicans and thirty
six Democrats have been elected to the House,
and eight of the twelve Senators are Repub-
leans. The three Republican candidates to
Congress have been elected-same rs last
year.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-11

CoPYyH SALE.-Messrs. HaNal. Crensbaw
Co.. sold Yesterday morning. by auction 1850 dou
bic bags Of Rio Coffee, at prices ranging from TO-.
a' TO 1890. according 10 quality. This was the
largest sale Of coffee made in our market, and
se were glad 20 see 80 many strange faces-evi-
IDENTIFY country mcrchants-in attendance.
SUGAR AND MoIASsEs.-A large sale Of New
Orleans Sugar and M"lasscs Was made yesterday,
By Messrs. Dunlop. M"ncure Co. or Sugar,
200 hogsh"ads, ranging from fair to choice quail
y. were sold at from $50 to 100; aud OF Molss-
'rs. 800 barrels were sold at prices ranging from
SO 10 79.--Ri~hhaend DispatcA.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-11
Marine Intelligence.

NORFOLK. March 9.-The schooner Luther
Childs, bound to Philadelphia, with cargo
of sugar, has put in here in consequence Of
having lost Capt. Nickerson, by falling over
board on the 26th of December last The
vessel is in charge of the custom-house Off
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-11
Rather too Fast.

We are happy, too, to announc" t" our
readers throughout the State. that every de-
Iera,c TO Petersburg hcsitated to endorse
RI. nomination after it was made, has finally
,iycn in his adhesion u ;hc entire Democrats
scket. "-E"Ywirer.
Our Richmond contemporary Is. we think.
rather premature in making the above an
nunciation. Some Of the Delegates from
this city to the Convention, who refused ITO
endorse the nomination. have not Yet, that
we have been able to learn. given in their ad-
besinn. and we do MOI think they ever will.
-PIhrSLHr1 Int.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-11
One Week Later from Europe.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER ARABIA.

HALIFAX, March l0.-The steamer Arabia.
from Liverpool On the 2Gth, has arrived.
The English Government has agreed 10
guarantee eight per cent. on 1900, 900 CAPT
tai for tho Atlantic Telegraph Company.
which will secure new and superior cable
the present season.
The Cotton market at Liverpool very dull
through the week ending on the 25th aud prices
were slightly reduced: hut at the hour OF the Ara
bia 5 departure. the decline had been fully recov-
cred, and there was au increased activity in the
market. Breadstutfs are dull. but steady. Pro-
visions were unchanged. Cousols closed on Fri
day at 9jtGt95s. On Saturday they opened t(a't
higher.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-11
DIED.

A, Besyerdsrn. Bote,ourt County, Va, on Sun
d.y. the 9th Of March 1859, Of typhoid fever,
JAMES MADISON ALLEN, in the nineteenth
year of his age, son of Judge John James Allen.
At '.Hrsden," in Prince Georges County, Md,
ON Friday last the 4th inst. after long and PAIN
full illness, Mr.. ZACHARlAH BERRY, Mt IN ad-
,onc.l apc
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-11
A. & A. MEXICAN GUAN0 in barrels.
BONE DUST, Of best quality. in barrels
JAMES C. NEvETT,


DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF FERTILIZERS
HAS ON HAND and will DO receiving during
l. the season
NO. l PERUVIAN GUAN0,
Direct from the Agents Of the Peruvian Govern
ment, in strong bags.
CALIFORNIA GUANO,
From Eide Island, analysing about II per cent.
Ammonia, and 80 per cent. Bone Phosphate 1t
Lime, III strong bags.
COLOMBIAN GUAN0,
From the Island Of "El Rogue" put up in strong
bags, analysing over so per cent. Bone Phosphate
of Lime according to analysis by Prof Bickcil.
NAvASSA Or BROWN COLOMBIAN,
This is very superior Manure, richer in Ph"s-
pilates than any other Gu1o. imported. Particu
lar attention is asked to the following. Analysis
by DR.. X. II. Stabler.
Organic matter, yielding Ammonia............. $40
Phosphate Of IRON. @'1o
sand. VITO
alter ''-'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-11
The Wanderers Negr0es.

AUGUSTA, March l0.-There are many ru-
mors afoat here concerning the Wanderers
Africans, and bloody results are feared.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-11
1859
A L II A N A C.
RINE LIST.

PORT OF MISUNDERSTANDING 10.
ARRIVED.
schr, ihrec Sisters, North, Fredericksburg. corn
10 Hill, Brown 1 Partlow.
-, Sear. Elizabeth Jane. Cutter, Lurrel, lumber TO
waters, Zimmerman / Co.
SAILED.
Hrhr. Greenland, Elzey, Providence, by N. FL
bridge
NENORASDA.
Schr. Ring Dove. Adams, and steamer S. Sey-
lour, Meredith, for this port cid al PhisdelPhia,
Sth inst
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-11
1859.
SPRING SUPPLIES
GRAY. MIL LER & CO.
1859.

WHOLESALE ONLY.
4 RE now receiving their SPRING SUPPLIES,
n which have been selected with great care and
hought on the most fay orabIe terms and they most
rc.pectfully ask from the Merchants who visit our
market an examination Of their stock, plcdging
thcm.clyr. {" sell to prompt paying customers,
lust a. low IL the the same quality of goods can
be bought cswhcrc. We name in part
- hhd.. Brown SUGARS, fair 4" strictly prince
80 Bbls. Crushed, Pulserizcd and Granulated
SUGARS
30 boxes Loaf Sugar
- bbl. \ Il and & Coffee Sugar.
20 hhd. and Tierces MOLASSES
30 bbl,. y. -. aud Muscovado do
% hhlS. Various Grades Syrup
500 bags Laguyra, Rio, Java and other COdees
60 half chests Black and Green TEAS
200 boxes Sperm, AIamantinc and Mould CAN
DIES
IiO boxes CASTLE. Brown and Fancy Soaps
% hhls. Lamp, Tanners aud Machine Oil
lJ0 coils .Jutc Rope
$50 dozen Painted Pals
I0O boxes S/lO and OII2 Glass
ljUU sack, Ashton and other brands, fine Salt
800 sacks Ground Alum DO.
1000 packets Table do.
- boxes Assorted Candles, l. tierces Rice 100
boxes Pearl Starch, - bills Vinegar. - boxes
Rai.ns. - boxes Extract lockwood, 20 boxes Mac
csrori, 500 grocc Matches, Is Nests Painted and
Cedar Tubs. 20 dozen liors" Buckets, 81 bags
train Pepper 10 bag- PImcnto, 30 dozen wash
Boards. 100 grorc Hlacking. (a.s"rtcd,) 800 Kcams
Wrapping Paper, ~ ca.k. super. Cnrh. Soda. 40
bales Candle Wick, 80 bales Wrapping Irvine. 20
boxes Mustard. 100 dozen Broom- and Whisps,
together with Madirr, Alum. Indigo, C"pperas,
Chalk EPSON Salts. Sllrp"trN, Ground Ginger. Roll
Birthstone, Cloves Cinnamon, Ground Coffee, Al
mondS Putty. Nuimegs. Mace, Msckerel, and
many other articles too tedious to mention.
Corner King and Water streets, Alexandria, Va.
NH 10
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-11
LANES Il McYEIGH & SON,

RE Now RECEIVING FROM BOSTON.
y New York. and Philadelphia. their SPRING
STOCK OF GROCERIES. &C.. &C.. which have
been bought with care aud at low figure. They
invite merchants visiting ibis city t"rAaminc their
stock, Il. they will sell a. low ~ can be- bought
here Baltimore
o. Lhds y. o. AMI p L. Sugars. part prime
lnu hh... Crushed and Powdered sugars
ION :. Cnf,. do
- boxes i.ua: Il"
to hhd.. and ti,rcr> Mu,covaio aud Port" Rico
Mousscs
- hhl.. New Orleans and Golden Syrup
;uO bags C;r,en aud light Rio Coffee
900 Java Laguyra. African and Cape do
10 chest. ,;unpOw,icr. Imperial, Black, and
Young Tyson Teas
l7j hoxr. AIaimantine aud Sperm Candle,
100 Mould d"
100 assorted Candy
!, Pearl Starch
~ hllS Machine oil
81 ticrccs Cider Vinegar
10 fresh Rirc
100 cells lutr Rope
100 ,lozcu Painted Pals
- Horse Buckets
- nests Cedar Tubs
30 ha.s Shot: 1000 n. Bar Lead
500 kcr- Sporting and Blasting Powder: ~ bags
tram Pepper and P.mcnto: 1000 sacks Fine salt,
different brands Iou 10. Ground Alum salt; looo
do. Table Io; = casks Super Carb Soda: - boxes
~. papcr- do: - bales Irvine: % dozen Wash
Boards; % huAcs Extract LogwoOd: 10 do. 10y
10 aud 10 hy L. Glass: - do Resin soap - d".
Toilet and Fancy do: - do. Castle do: 1oO de-.
Mason, Hacking: also. Mustard: CaSsia; Gloves;
Nutmrg-: Mace: Alum: Coppcras: Madden: Putty;
EPSON Salts; Wrapping and Letter Paper: Race
Ginger: Ground Ginger Ground Pepper: Brln-
stone: Sultpctrc: Corn Br"omS. &C.. &c
NH II No.I2 Princc-strcet Wharf, AlcNa.
rINpBACCO. SEGARS. Gc.-Thc undersigned
are now receiving and have in store their
SPRING STOCK OF TOBACCO. SEGARS, &C.,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-11
COM N E r c ! L.
The Markets.

BALTIMORE. March lO.-Flour closed trm; How
ard street SE3l; Obi" 1925. Wheat closed hrm:
white 1850 ls5c.: red 1850 l56c. Corn closed
buoyant white SOC; yellow $50 s3c. Provisions
are unchanged. Whiskey closed firm and nomi-
nslly unchanged.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-11

) kegs Rough and Ready do: - boxes me
dunn do: 10 LL!. and eases Smoking Tobacco; %
boxes Scotch snuff; } Ibis. do. do; 10 kegs loose
do. 90 lars Rappce do: also large stock of 81
CARS. We have bought our Tobacco, Scgars
&c. on the most favorable terms. We invite an
examination of our stock, a. we will sell a. low IA
can be bought here or Baltimore.
j. II. McNEIGH 4 son.
i II Prince street Wharf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-11
s0MBRERO GUANO,

The richest PHOSPHATE GUANo known
Having accepted the Agency for the sale OF tins
article in Washington, Georgetown, and AIeXan-
dria, a full supply will always be kept on hand.
It is put up in bags and barrels. Particular st
tention is asked to the following analysis by DR..
K. ii. Stabler.
Organic Matter, yielding Ammonia............-" 3o
phnsnb,te of Lime ,...,..........77O 90
ce,han.t. NJ Lime .... ...... $40
pbosnbate of Iron. Sand .....,............ 600
Water ..............,................ 10
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-11

NEW YoRK, March lO-Flour is lower; State,
Ss3O@ss.75; Ohio s66O@s6.75; Southern $500
tGSo6j. Wheat closed with adeclining tendency;
Southern white Use; Western rcd l+ge Corn
closed dull; yellow SjMS1c Pork closed buoyant;
mess Si7.JOmSls; prime $l3.l23@$l3.5o. Lard
closed duIl at ll!Gll2 c. Whskey closed firm
1t 2sGl 2yc. Stocks are brisk and higher. Mo-
IS $50.