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Died.

HUDSON.On the 29r ulr of coasGrn ption, Miss Eliza.
beth NJ HI,ison aged ls years AMI months.
p Although her 1sease Of tllan months
cOnnuancr, she passed the whole time, with rernra-
Bile rhrertnlness and Christian patience and submission
She made public prlfrssioa of religion only few week
previous the decided Development of til discus
which mll4ed her, earthly .xsenc, an connect d
herself with The VI f Church This place. IL cen
veision clear aud profession OF faith in Christ
very decided E-r
Seldom do he Christian sraces D'afnrp ridy
than they lid in The expe ience and department sister
Elizabeth During tie hole period of iletsic nes, she
ed to have will of her own-siIe could evidently
sy from he ketrt. No my i'll, vi hine, Lord,
doDg' She seemed to live i'll the constant gh of the
Sun of Righteousness f7=
Wheneye her aye, period in fe referred to
of peculiar and ut which it bard to leave
the world, she would awnyssay 1t all right aud
occasion when her mother said, Il dont seem as
thought could give Won up. Libby, her reply was II
may be Iitat death will lie The OF doing more
good than could do il should iv,- to be Old lv
The loss of her paren an rien is ordinary
virtues above named added naturally ami ble
DISPOSITION, rendered her.a augh and sister of
han ordinary interest In the midst of grief however,
it consolation to feet that though dead sia ltres
lives in the aectionate remembrance o all y ho knew
her aud hucs in that house made with hands,
nal in the heayens- -.a.i- 4-l-7-4tr t-..- y.r7 N
RAJ ma 4
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ss MORSE'S
INDIAN ROO PILLS.

TTNHE reason why people distressed when SICK,
/ and " nv many die, is hecRnse they d,not get
mriciue that will pass the afflicted pars, and Nhicn
win open IN natural passages for the disease t be
out; hence large quantity OF TO nd ohr ma Ter is
ge and the stomach ami ntestines erHlv over
flowing wph the corrupted masss hs unS ,rong disS'
gre ahe ion constan y mixing " n 'h' hiood
which throw the corrup ed matter throush ev y VEN
and suery, until life is taken i,o rhr hudS ~ dsesse--
DR. Merss PI LIS have added to thensr YES VI tr! upon
victory hy restoring millions of the sict TO blromny
health and happiness Yes. thousands who ave been
,soked or torluented with sekness, pai and apsishand
whose faah flames been scorched by the hunlng
el,oants nj rapug fvnr, aud who have been horgh
i, were within ep OF the sent grave now stand ready
~ t,t they "a have been numbered with the
- & a. nor heen for this great aud wonderful medi-
w, >inyass indian Roo Pins. After one or two dosps
~ h.o, taken they Rsto ished, andabsoutely
- "a in Wit rssing their charming effects. Mt onfy do
Nav s,yr i'm aud strength, ard tke sill
cEnsss nam aud uish, hut they At go ork
a. the ,nniati Of the disease. ich is the hlood.-
Tbcrefrr i'll he SHOWN, especially by those who
these Pills they viii clrause and purity, that dis
that deadly euemy--wiu tate its hght. anu the
sb of youth and beauty win agan return, and tie
pect of long happy life viii cherish and brighter
MoRsE;s INDIAN ROOT PILLS are sold nv Isase
Swift and Hatch Rayeuna aud all dealers IL medic ines.
b L. JUDsoN so Leonard street., New York, Solo
IM. MupGE CO. Proprietors OF Trask's Magnet.
&c OinIment E,arlvi'le. Madison Co.. n. Y, GSneral
Agents to whom all orders pusi be addressed.
PRicR sh CENTS per box.
June 3, ls59-ly
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suR rings on the Plains.

Reports Of terrible shff ings on the plains
coniinne to reach rs daily. Death and star
vation stare the dubappr adventufers in the
/ face, as they struggle to return. Many are
diving. and starving, some have beer known to
D feed upon their dead co paricns,F to proor g
their own lives
sa9 The accuracy Of the favorable reports late
ly pnt forth by the Leavene OIL, Jimesi> dis
puted (see Mr. Magennis lefier on the frsr
page Of the Democrat % dlv)
'@ Capt. n. Robbins and MIR j w. Bosce
OF Michigan who have ju'' retirned from
Pixies Peak, give the following account of the
gold mines to the Chicago Press:
We were there three weeks in the mines
and spent all the lime pro-perir e. We h"c
,two rxpe fenced Califalia. nj ersss Hiss
There was company Of Is 10 he hunter =
nearly huudred, uud we divided into smal
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Commercial.
49, So - -5sS5S->l.> -
RAvENNA PEEsEss..hInY
corrscteo HeekIy.
cted q ne fk ! y
Farm Produce.
RETAIL mlAaKET.
Per Bllshel. va
Per B0r1,J.

Teti o"SHet, i- FER B0T1.I.,ss
. 1918 Flour double extra. IS. &c
Meal corn ,o0 do single extra.
PT round do super HDe.... 6 90
ou X" heal Ffnur Sci White Fish, 10
Stearine Candles. .1s2a2Oc white Fish hf ~ I o.
failow 'andles. lialfc Pckerel, half BIS ......
sole Leather: 29a3,cTrout. halfbl .. : SO
Harness Leather r.... sfca a2SclS alt =. ..5 co
Country Caf-...- .soaO.UOIPlnster per ton IL @ I
French do .-....-l ,0eal q Per GaHoa
Upper Leather. 40a42lIinse 20 C1il e4a 90
FL $500 "a Molasses... 5( a63
Almonds s----.-.-.--.- l6a2ol Per Kee
sugar, Drown. zsa &c Nails So 10 A QUa5
Sugar, pGlverized. - .16IPowder ri1e = ( q
Sugar. crushed-... ....a.l6 Per Boz
sugar loaf 49,. l6 Raisins. half boxes.. 2 IN
sugar couee-.. 2a-lRaisins or boxes. / s
Goa flsh Glass f0... h,o0a4, {
Ralsins. .ls3l Per Ton.
Cofee-Ro, a.. Java. oal stone 31bao II.
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.REvIEw OF THE WEEK.

The foreign arrivals, and faeign msre,s are being
watched with great anxiety There is mnch speculation
to the eet the is TO have upon rade g eral
markets, and hence there 'rud'ts and caution
In operations. and prices nv no uea s Sc, led
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RESIDENT STATE CENTRAL COMMIT

Samnel Galloway, Lucien ButtIes VIM T
Bascom2 r N Barr, N. Fl. Swayne, j Fl.
Coulter, Geo NJ Parsons-all of Columbus.
I5El.sosisa FOR. THE STATE AT LARGE. seft 2
3 Hon. y R Gidaings of Jefferson, and R
NJ. Gerwine, of Cincinnati.ai sisi 3. .y.a5s
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pEEr o.rrLE

Number reported at this mauket Forv f5urt St e70o
The prices to-day are quoted as ioilows: -
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Rice-Qaiet.
4s IN rhe Lnndon Mark Lane Wheat had de,
Glued 3(14s
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-06-08

the shave ffade; ;seondenns The cincipUsf po=
lice Siii, add heartily rfcpn mends The passage
of Homestead law bY Congress
We give to oar readers, in full ,4ss follows
n TIE PLATFoRn 4
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R d. ..iaiy
Pnfk-F Fam s5G9Gs
ia OF @ i'f. but steady.
Lsrd-Ii d, at steady
TAtio~-In but little Try aud prices
weak.
= Sugar-Tiull as--=--ae
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Republican State Convention.
APatriotic Platform Promulgated,

4 srnoNe rIcKEr NomINA1ED.
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AFTERNOON SESSION

The Ladies' and Gsntlernen,ssAl met ut he Town
HaIat half pas one and called order by the Pres
ident. The Rev. Mr. Hart add dressed the Throne OF
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NEWS uNFAvoRAsLE.

.ATrST FROM TIE GOLD NH ES
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-06-08

- The small pox .verz-=preraient= Pike
county, Ala, eausi g great uarm- -
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-06-08

1st, Prayer ed Report of Business Committee Sd,
Report of Committee on Nominations. 4th- Eecron Of
Officers. 5h, Rrpori of Committee an mex; place OF
Me'tug. Oh, Report of Committee on Resolutions.
7h. Remarks from those present 9Th Adjournment.
The Committee Nominations repo.ted the following
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-07
GROWTH OF CALIFORNIA.

California is "going ahead like steam
boat" The increase in horses during pc
riod of two years is $4,000, and in cattle l20,-
600. The exports of hides during the past
wear amounted to S5l6.7l2 The quantity of
land cultivated in 1856 was 5ll 1868 acres;
in 1858, 1874; being an increase of 244,.
I'll acres. This is exclusive OF land fenced
in for grazing purposes. The cr"pot wheat
for the year 1858 is set down at 3,56S, 669
bushels; and that of barlay at 1882, III
This is 2le, 79S more bushels of barley than
the amount raised in the whole Union in 1850,
according to the census. "a, p.. .r..
In the cultivation of grape and manufac-
ture of wine. the Golden State of the Pacific
already stands foremost in the COntederacy.
The increase in this interest has been one
hundred and fifty per cent. in two years
The number Of vines in 1858 was nearly
1000. 900, and Of this large number one-third
is found in single county-Los Angeles
while the average yield of each vine is estima-
ted at fourteen pounds. During the year
1853, there were manufactured in California,
of wine 3S5.000 gallons, and of brandy
10000 gallons, making. total of nearly 1Oo,-
900. It il estimated that in 1850 ,0O0,OoO
gallons of these liquors will be manufactured
in California. ~ ,,E.-. ...' .n' go '..
A considerable share of attention has been
devoted to the rearing Of sheep, for which ex-
perience has demonstrated that the soil and
climate of California are admirably adapted
During the year 1858 there were exported
1861, 67l pounds of wool, at a home valua-
ton of Sl89,634, while the number of sheep
in the State at the present time is estimated
at $50, 000-being more than double the num-
Der estimated for 1856.
So far as the mining interests are concern
ed, it is shown that this department of State
and national wealth is increasing in impor-
lance in almost every section Of the State,
At the present time there are five thousand
seven hundred and twenty-six miles OF artif-
cal water-cOurses constructed for mining Pur-
poses, at an expense Of thirteen and a-hait
millions of dollars, while the number of mills
erected in 1857. for quartz mining. is
stated at 1873. at o cost of 81, l63, QUO
On the lst of November, 1858, the number
of mills had increased to 279, costing 3,2I5,-
600
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-07
THE TWO TEMpERAMENTS.

IHE 1NO 1EMPEhaMEIN -.
People can be reduced 70 two classes
morose and misanthropic, and those who are
all sunshine and happiness; those that seem
born to laugh alike at happiness and misery,
who 90 through the world ~ if sent upon an
agreeable errand;an those on the other hand,
who always look and speak as if they had
conceived some dislike tu the world In their
infancy, aud were bound to carry their re-
sentiment with them to the grave. We meet
with some one of each Of these classes every
day. One we greet as we do the warm sun
shine of heaven, for we experience in his so
ciety the highest happiness that life can afford;
the other inspires US with gloom and ennul,
for misanthropy is the worst of all moral
epidemics. Shake off those averted looks and
cold chances, man. and put on smiling face.
and not act as though you saw an enemy In
everybody who crosses your path. Instead
of regretting what you have not, thank God
for what you have, and go on your way rejoic-
ing. The man to walk with in the pilgrim
age of life is the one whose soul rises above
petty annoyances and ills-who, amidst the
present darkness, can always see bright and
glorious future beyond ....l
Inere are some men VINO never SPEAK Dut
to report some ache or pain, or to recount
some sorrow. They 60 forth in search of
sympathy, but never think Of imparting it
They are ever croaking about the wretched-
ness of life, and yet do nothing to diminish 1t:
they seem dissatisfied with everything, aud
pleased only with discomfort. Whatever
may be your condition. inwardly or outward
ly, man, try to wear cheerful face. You
may be poor and obliged to work from day
to day. but remember the world is Il place of
toll. Millions who have toiled before you are
now at rest in the kingdom. Are you abus-
ed? So.was the most perfect man the world
ever saw. Abuse will not injure a sterling
character Harsh words rebound to the
speakers own heart If you complain at
every mishap, every SANDER, every dog at
your heels. you will pass life Of misery
Cheer up, then, man, for the sunlight always
shines down upon us all. The beautiful OBJ
jects with which God has everywhere stud
ded the earth, speak To US Of happiness
Learn lesson from natures cheerful face.
We learn something about peoples tempera-
ments in eur reportorial travels.-Ne~ Bed
ford HercurV
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HARDWARE, CUTLERY, &c.

HARDWARE. CUTLERY. H0TSE-kEEr
IL Frs GOODS, ISlilNG TACKLE. &c. ~
No. 80 King, Corner of Royal Street, Rlexan-
dria. Va.-WuoLEsALK AND REThu.-fb."yy "r
Casb, on time ror good joy'r.-Tho subscriber
has commenced receiving bis SPRING slPiLh
Of Goods in the above line, embracing Il great
variety, not necessary to cnUmcraic. New Good
will be received during The season that will render
the stock complete in all departments.
Our stock Of Locks of all kind. Hinges. Screw.
Brais, Tacks Blind Fastenings. &C., Il very com
plcte.
The HOUSEKEEPING DEPARTMENT j.,
well supplied with Table and Pocket Cutlery, Of
every quality; Plated Albata Forks, Spoons, &c,
superior quality; Old Dominion and Britannia
Coffee and Tea Pots; Table Casters: Erittaua
Spoons and Ladies' Japanncd Chamber Furniture,
in separate pieces: Fancy Soaps: Hair and Tooth
Brushes; Sweeping. busting. and Scrubhng
Brushes; Pins Needles; Stove Brushes and Polish;
Backing Brushes and Backing; Hair PIN. +;
Clothes Pins Wash Boards. Chuns, &c; and Will
be received, in few days, AL assortment of iHlI-
drens' Bath Tubs: Cake Boxes; Preserving kut
ties; Dust Pans: Wash Basins; Chamber Lamp:
q new Sclf-Sealing Can: Tin Lanthoru>: Tin uEi
Brass Candlesticks. DC.
For FARMERS and MECHANICS, W. have o
compile assortment of Spades; Shovel; Rake.
Forks; Hoes; Log, Halter, and Trace Chains; Cart
HaFnessi "eehihS anu irahSpIahtIhg l f""tI-' WIN
many nice little Garden Tools. &c. lIatchct,,
Axes: Hammers; Planes; Saws Chalk Line /.
Scratch Avis Oil Stones: Oil Stone Slip; Brace.
Bits; Cast Steel Augers; Squares: GuaGc'; -"
and Plane Handler. &c.
Guns, Rilcs, Pis'ol-. Caps, Pouches, Game Bag.
Ramrods, and Rife WipcrS.
Will be received in few day., general as,"r'
ment Of FIsHrSG TACKLE. On hand. Shoe Thread,
Leading Lines, DC.
Money can be saved by examination.
api JOHN 7. cREIGHToN.
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LONDON PUNCH.

Punch is edited by Mr.. Mark Lemon, who,
by the bye, never writes a line in it. The
staff consists of Mr.. Shirley Brooks TO
whom all the best articles may with safety
be attributed Mr. Tom Taylor, Mr.. Perez
val Leigh and Mr.. Horace Mayhew. The
illustrations are by Mr.. Leech and MIR. Ten
MEL those signed with trident are the pro-
auctions of a Mr.. Howard, a pupil of MIR.
Leech's. They dine together every We'd
nesday. and their old comrade Mr.. Thacke-
raw is frequently one of the party.
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GROCERIES. &c.
JAMES H. McYEIGH & SON.

4 RE NOW RECEIVING FROM BOSTON.
n 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 rs low u. can be bought
here Baltimore
60 hhd,. y. o. and ?. II. Sugars, part prime
100 bbls. Crushed and Powdered Sugars
100 " Coffee do
% boxes Loaf do
90 hhds. and tcrces Muscovado and Porto Rico
Moasses
- bbls. New Orleans and Golden Syrup
500 bags Green and light Rio Coffee
200 " Java. Laguyra, African. and Cape do
l2j chests Guupowdcr. Imperial, Black, and
Young Tyson Teas
l75 boxes Adamantin- and Sperm Candles
100 I" Mould do
100 d" assorted Candy
IS " Pearl Starch
20 hbls. Machine Oil
81 ticrccs Cider Vinegar
10 fresh Rice
1O0 coils ,Juic Rope
100 dozen Painted Pals
- " Horse Buckets
~ nests Cedar Tubs
900 bags Shot; 1000 lbs. Bar Lead
800 kegs Sporting and Blasting Powder 30 bags
Grain Pepper and Pimcnto; 1000 sacks Fine Salt,
different brands;) 800 do. Ground Alum Salt: 1000
do Table do; casks super Carb Soda; % boxes
h. papers do; p bales Irvine: - dozen Wash
Boards: % boxes Extract Logwood: l1j do. 5 by
10 and by IL Glass - do. Rosin Soap ~ do.
Toilet and Fancy do; - do. CASTLE do; 800 do.
Mason's Backing; also, Mustard; Cassia; Cloves;
Nutmcgs Mace: Alum; Coppcras; Maddcr; Putty:
EPSON Salts: Wrapping and Letter Paper; Race
Ginger Ground Ginger: Ground Pepper; Brm-
stone: Salfpctrc: Corn Brooms, &C.. &C.
NH II No. IL. Prince street Wharf. Alcxa.
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GROCERIES, &c.
1850.
SPRING SUPPLIES
GRAY. MILLER & CO.
1859.
fWuDT ESAlL ONLY

W uOIESaLE w
4 RE now receiving their SPRING SUPPLIES,
n which have been selected with great care and
bought on the most favorable terms. and they most
respectfully ask from the Merchants who visit our
market, An examination Of their stock, pledging
themselves To sell 10 prompt paying customers.
lust as low as the the same quality of goods can
h. bought clswhere. We name in part:
- hhds Brown SUGARS, fair to strictly prime }
$50 Rbls Crushed, Pulveri1ed and Granulated
SUGARS
30 boxc. Loaf Sugar
30 bbls. 4 b and Coffee Sugar.
% hhds and Ticrces MOLASSES
90 bbls y. o. and Muscoyado do
30 bbls Various Grades Syrup
500 bags Laguyra, Rio Java and other Conees
% half chests Black and Green TEAS
900 boxes Sperm Adamantine and Mould CO
DIES
40 boxes CASTLE. Brown and Fancy Soaps
% bbls Lamp. Tanners and Machine Oll
100 coils Jutc Rope
$50 dozen Painted Pals
loo boxes $ ,<lO and 10 <l2 Glass
1900 sacks Ashton and other brands, ane Salt
500 sacks Ground Alum do.
1000 packets Table do.
- boxes Assorted Candles, ID tierces Rice loo
boxes Pearl Starch 30 bbls. Vinegar, Is boxes
RaisinS 81 boxes Extract lockwood, 20 boxes Mac
caron 600 grOce Matches. - Nests Painted and
Cedar Tubs, 20 dozen Horse Buckets, 80 bags
Grain Pepper, 10 bags Pmento, 30 dozen wash
Boards, 100 grocc Backing, (assorted,) 1900 Reams
Wrapping Paper, - casks sGper. Carb Soda, 40
bales Candle Wick. 30 bales Wrapping Twine, 80
boxes Mustard, 100 dozen Broonls and Whisps
together with Nader, Alum. Indigo, Copperas,
Chalk, Epson Salts Saltpetre, Ground Ginger, Roll
Birthstone. Cloves. Cinnamon. Ground Coffee, Al
monds. Putty. Nutmc.s. Mace, Mackerel. and
many other articles too tedious to mention.
Corner King and Water streets, Alexandra, va.
NH Id
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MEMORIALS TO THE DEAD.
ROBERT II. NASH,

No. IS South Fairtnr IT.. nearly opposite the Fir"
PresJyteriop Church,
TAS on hand, and is manufacturing, every des-
III scription OF PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL
MARBLE WORK, MONUMENTS. T0MBS,
HEADSTONES, CRADLE TOMBS, CROSSES,
LAMBS, &c.
He is also prepared to furnish MARBLE MAN
Tells. COUNTER SLABS, Stills, and LISTELS, At
moderate prices Being determined to give his
undivided attention to his business he invites all
in want of anything in his line, to give him call
,,h oQ-en1in
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NXCHANGE AND BANKING HOUSE OF
Il c. ". PURCELL & CO.. Richmond, Va
We offer our services to the Presidents aud Con-
tractors on the different lines of Internal Improve
ment throughout the State. for the collection Of
debts due by the State, and for its conversion into
and sale of Virginia State Stock. Having every
facility for selling. are prepared to make liberal
advances ON Stock till sold Our charges will he
moderate We also offer our services to our friends
in the country for the purchase of Virginia State
Bank, and every description Of Stocks, at the cur
rent market rate without any charge Of commits
sion.
Orders by mail, either for the purchase or sale
of any security, will meet with our prompt atten-
ton, and will be attended to on as good terms as
though the parties sending were present.
C. W. PURCELL CO.
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GROCERIES, &c.
blackjack, MARSHALL, 4 CO.,

GR0CERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
DEALERS IL FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
LIQUORS, WINES. TEAS. SEGIRS. Dc. de-,
Blackock's Wharf. Alexandria, Virginia
LAVE in store, and are daily expecting per
i i Schrs. Rescue and Statesman, from New ork.
and Steam Packets from Philadelphia, one of the
largest and best selected STOCKS OF GOODS,
ever offered in this market, to which we invite the
attention of the trade generally. Wcnam in part
SUGARS
- hhds. y. o., P. r., and Cuba Sugars
50 boxes Loaf
Ito bbs. B. and c. Coffee
100 +" Crushed. ,iranuaed and Powdered do.
-MOLASSES-
50 hhds. Porto Rico, Muscovadc, and T.. Island
MOlasses
50 bbls. New Orleans Moasses
20 " Golden Syrup
30 d" Portland
-COFFEE-
800 bags Rio Coffee
$50 " Java. African. Laguira, and Santo Coffee
TEAS.-l50 chests Gunpowder. Imperial, and
Young lIyson. and IS chests Black Teas.
CANDLES.-2OO boxes Adanantinc and Sperm,
and 27j boxes Mould Candles.
SUNDRIES.-lOO boxes Starch; 50 assorted
Candy; 800 bags assorted shot; 100 nests tubs !;
80 do1. Painted Buckets; 10 terres cider Vinegar
80 coils Jute Rope: ticrccs Rice; 10 hbls. Ma
chime aud Lamp Oils 100 lbs. Bar Lead; 4o bags
Grain Pepper; 10 bags Pimcnto: - boxes hy 10
and 10 10y - Glass; 81 bales Irvine; ~ boxes En-
tract Of Logwood: 100 boxes Toilet and Fancy
Soap; 200 boxes Brown soap; 1000 sacks Ground
Alum and Fine Salt Nutmegs; Mace; Ground
Ginger; Ground Pepper: Salt Pctrc; Corn Bro''ns:
Blacking Alum: Coppcrus Putty: CASTLE Soap;
III som Salts: Mustard; Super Carb. Soda; Wrap
ping and Writing Paper; Cinnamon; Cloves +;
Ground Coffee. NH -
MARSHALL, CO., are now
II x..s.;,;..< .-..l l...;. tL.ir SnE / NJ
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CtOPARTNERSHlP.- have this day form
- ed II copartncrship under the name and style
Of ALBERT W. GRAY & CO., for the purpose of
conducting the COMMISSION and FORWARD
ING BUSINESS, in all its branches. We have
leased that large three-story fre-proot brick ware
house, the northeast corner Of King and Water
streets, opposite MesSrs. Gray Miller 4 Co. We
will keep Il stock of GROCERIES, PLASTER.
SALT, FISH. GUANO and SEEDS, suitable for
the wants of the farmers and Mill owners. We
will pay particular attention to the forwarding Of
Goods committed to our care.
ALBERT W. GRAY.
NH :; WM. T.. GRAY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-07

CPEcIAL NOTICING have placed all our
- unsettled accounts in the bands of Mr.. WV. a.
u .ar for collection. He may be found at l09
King street, corner Of Pitt. We hope all those in
debted to us will como forward and settle without
DELAY, we are anxious to have our business closed
as speedily as possible. -
NH 29IeoIm TAYLOR HUTCHINSON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-07

NOTICE. respectfully inform my friends and
~ the public, that ! will continue the business
lately carried on by T. A. BREwIs & Co.. on my
separate account, ut the "OLD STAND" Cameron
-fr.eL oppo.te tie Narket and will always keep
large and complete assortment of
GROCERIES, LIQUORS. &C.,
which ] will sell cheap. for CASH. or to punctua
customers. Consigncrs of COUNTRY PRODUCE
may confidently rely upon my best efforts to pro-
mote their interest.
I'D am under the necessity of saying to the
persons indebted to the firm Of 7. A. BEEwIs Co..
that speedy settlements will he rcqHircd in all
cases; and that | can open no new accounts with
tho-a whose accounts are due and unsettled on the
LIST of January. 7. A. BREWlS.
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