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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-08
Arrived.

gS:s S;! s 'aa
md.s and pass: to s. EiShii Son Had strong n T. Wind:
ss. ;ss aAssy a s q ssss
lat 81 49, lon Is o. With steamer Columbia Friday 1850
Steamship J.@s:tcwn, Skinner Richmond, &c. md.o and
Ge;; %d:s. sud passengers to q. ;, crom~.I Co. '
.ps SSps oRs xs ssme !1' H. AS
Has ~ s = 5, lon: . i@E :sH.iss b. ship Eleanor
nailed b nip o.59,,ps, from M9Sl%.n Q, y.%oats
s june a. at saw rock, onssr toe bottom and sounded
S s.S Is . sS Il 'SS % .as ~
Island FL At 7 dsepsnd to Is f..homs then no ground
Bark Eswn Nasen, eoenburs day, iron and 70 ps..sn.
ger. 70 Bulisy Sons Sept Is, lat q 40 Ion a So
Biz Lady Chapman Br Cooper St. Martins Is days salt to
ss Henry BrGe Sheriff. qGu.ivs, Sept y SSsss ND
ssd: sssa day: soI,S Of h.sI.: D'"' '4'
sa. East Weber Galveston IS day; cotton ts to 2;
% nsssy north '' the last Is
5s H. Iss J SSsn vna. s,y: rs
schr Lady Of the Ocean, Tobe Baltimore days, timber
schr Col ssttsrly HILL Wilmington days. j..
scSr L..e Van z.ud., Busy., Virginia days, Wood.
schr. Trojan, Cook, Georgetown days coal
s s Ea YAK En:y ss oa NJ sSuyS B My
p r. Sept ~ sugar te to W. Lssh Co. Sailed in 60.
Turks Island.
sehr Lsocadi., Small, Salem days, md.e. to r w. Ropes
Co.
schr. Ph.bs Morrow. Hsvsn. days. ftui. to Thomas Gu
martin
schr W. Phillips Osborn, BacLsvlle, .. C.. days. naval
schr. Champion Munro. Warrington, N c. 9days, naval
stores TO g. L. Miichill Son.
sch CALICO Smith. Richmond days hourt c. H. Person.
schr Sea Witch Smith, Baltimore days coal. 9Th inst, In
heavy blow, split flying 10 and foresa.
schr Nile, Chambers, Virginia days, wood.
schr. Cornelis, Bhndley, Virginia 5days. wood
schr. J. H. YeomaDs, Lynch, Virginia days, wood.
Schr Era Che mbeflain, Boston days. mdse TO McKee,
Schr. Texas, Hunt, New Haven days In ballast.
schr. Globe, Flowe Salem days mdse 10 r. w. Ropes
Co.
Steamer Delaware COpes Philadelphia and Cape May, mdss.
and pass. 10 y Perkins.
Steamer Abe,ross Jones' Providence dse 10 Isaac Ods
Steamer Westcheser, Clark Providence, mdse. Isasd
Oden
schr De Rossett Tucker, Wilmington, NJ c. days.
vsl stores to Jones, Smith 5 Co
Shr Eliza Jane Lawrence Nantucket days oil 10 mater.
Shr Pennsylvania Harvey Norwich In ballast for Roadout
schr. John c. Calhoun Slnrges, Boston for Albany.
sAILED-Sbips Drsadnoush for Liverpool; Medallion. for
Savannah banks Venus for Clracos W. A Pateus for City
| Point
BELOW-l brig.
wIND-DuIing the day, w. w.
Brs torrent Montgomery arrived a. Hampton Roads this day
from Sonbero Isaud, With carlo II Grant
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the table Of deposits, as shown above:
Totsl... S2,lIo,4P blozeS


The Nep- Orleans Picayune says:
Capital is everywhere abundant, and the demand
continues limited both at bank and the street. 10
fact when we consider the activity in general business
departments, the absence of even an approach to
strngepcy in financial circles, appears somewhs. para.
doxical to the casual observer An effort this week to
put up rates has thus fair failed and the market closes
quiet at previous quotations.
The Exchange market has been unsettled from the
opening to the close of the week. Daily offerings
have been gh, and the demand throughout indicated
unusual inactivity for the season. Rates huctuated
from day to day. especially in Sterling Bills and Sight
Checks on the North, but at close Of business this
evening prices ruled precisely at the same figure a.
quoted in our review for the present week. Werepeat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-08

Harnan Seidenberger and Theodore Jacobs, two al
sed cattle thieves who week tried before the City
Judge when the Jury could not agree oe verdict wee tried
again morning II alleged that they stole three oxen on
the Of August and arrested King, Bridge Road
Uhje driving the The belonged 20 Mr. Dykeman
and were aken Of nclosare This time the defendants
were convicted the Pnensry for two years each
They are both boys under Fl years Of age.
John alleged ticket s~inder was placed at the bar
trial CHARGED with time VIM Baumer
wanted to 90 Ausras Banner taken TO the Eprsh
Hotel Cedar and lost by series OF swindlng opera
the Of Ross end his conedeates some 900 But
the witness found be In feeble condition. both
tally and physically to be unable TO testify The Court was
therefore compelled break cd the trial and Juror with
drawn Banner back the House OF Deenop 70 BE-
taken by physician and when he restored the ticket
swnder will be tried II stated BY Counselor Senior that
the witness depressed In spirits and Suffering physically IN
Of HE having been ncacersed In the Detention
House for twelve weeks. 1890
Trani Mccarthy and John Butler, two notorious individuals
sgnd to be tried for highway robbsIy having on the
10th Of September knocked down and robbed Engan In
Greenwich They pleaded guilty of the oSense in lower
degree and TO the State Prison FOR three and six
each John Sullivan sent the Ss Prison also for
years and sx months plea Of guilty for similar
ofense.
John Murphy indicted for fouious assault pleaded guilty Of
simple assault The ompeinsnt when examined ,ted that
be and Murphy and he bro his arm by A
not by assault by Muphy stated In the complaint
Tho Recorder suspended Judgment. Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-08
LAW INTELLIGENCE
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-Ocr. I-Before

UHYYED STATES CIRCUIT COUKT-Ocr. I-Before
Justice NELSON
ALLEGED FRAUD UPoS THE REVENUE DEPARTMENT.
The United States at Jonathan X Hsniek.
The defendant, wealthy resident Of the Fifth
avenue, and . Wholesale importer Of stationery in
John street. was recently arrested aud held to bail in
the sum Of $00 0O0 for receiving goods through the
CustomH oose at differentiation. 1t appears that
information Of the alleged fraud was given TO the
Federal officers, who dispatched Mr. Montgomery
Gibbs to Europe TO investigate the Transactions OF
the defendant On Mr.. Gibbs return, the invoices Of
Mr.. Herrck, from 1876 to 1851, were examined. 1t
il alleged that Herrick had in these invoices, under
rated the quantity, or moderated the value OF the
goods imported and that goods 10 the amount OF over
Si25, 900 were thus passed at the Custom-HOuse.
On Friday afternoon, motion was made to reduce
the amount of bail.
Mr.. Joseph Blunt appeared for the defendant, and
stated that the pforer against his client was formerly
clerk in the employ of Mr.. Herrck, and subsequent
" partner tina. this partner with another actusted
bv malicious motives sought 10 press this prosecution
.gainst Mr. Herrick. lie also stated that Mr.. Herrck
had suit pending against the ipformer and his COM
pauion for defrauding Mr.. Herrck when they were in
psrtnership together.
Mr. Charles II. Hunt, the Assistant Dstrict-Attor-
ney submitted the case on the afidavits, and re-
marked that Mr. Blunt had not shown any good reason
in support of the motion.
The Judge considered that Il the allegations were
sustained the amount of duties to be recovered would
not exceed 000 and he therefore reduced the bal
TO $50 000 with two more sureties to justify in
double the amount.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-08

Mr.. George Bruce viii issue tomorrow pamphlet
containing plan for raising the nsedful for the Erie
Railroad and settling its difficulties. The man points
sre preferred stock of 1850 600 to be issued pay
able Onethird cash and thirds in present stock the
cash to be used to pay past due interest and bills pay
able. The ith and 9Th mortgage and unsecured bond
holders to have new bonds under new 4th mortgage
at val ious PERCENTAGE and stock for balance to make
full nominal value. list of principal stockholders s
given.
The Chicsgo and North Western Railroad Company
have issued the annexed circular:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-08

orrIc, OF The CHICAGO AID NosrH;wr,IEuR RCO,}
No. IL wall street, York o;I 1859 81.
On and after Wednesday the 5.h inst the Bonds Oh ls
compspy be exchanged Tor Bonds the late Chicago Sc
E.s f as
he purpose Of psype expenses Of the sale Of the roaa
and he O. X % Ss tor :as
holder. contribute amount equa to three Quarters o.
cen. ~ Preferred First Mortgage Bonds except for frsc
ton. 300 which fraction scrip viii be gwen ei
desirable exchange. be Io.as With all possible
dispatch to remove the once Of the company
to Chicago at An cary day ~ IasduyT1cHINGs Treasurer
At private sale lots have been sold on the south
eide of Fortysi1th street $50 feet west Of Fifth avenue
each full in size at 5000 per lot, to be improved
upon. Messrs. Raymond & Blackwell have sold
lots north side of Fiythrd street, 375 feet east Of
Fifth avenue, full in size, at $4,000 per lot; Also
lots north side of Northumberland twenty eighth
street 100 feet west of Eighth avenue also, 10 the
rear on the south side of One-hundred. and-twenty
ninth street. 100 feet west of Eighth avenue, all full
ots in SIZE at s. 65 per lot Also lots, north side
of Onehuudred. sndtwenty-ninth street, and 10 the
rear on One-hundrcd. and.thirteth street, between
Sixth and Seventh avenues, at s. 65 per lot. We re-
por the sale of full lots north side Of Eightythird
street, I2j feet west of Fourth avenue with small
frame buldir gs on them, being full lots in size, at
$l,7OO each; also lot west side Of Broadway, be-
tween Forty sixth and Fortyseventh street. % feet
inches in front and 90 feet the rear, and averaging
80 feet in DEPTH for $1,000.
We annex Comparative Statement of the Imports
of Foreign Dry Goods at NewYork FOX the week
and since Jan. /:
70, .:st . is',; . ISIS; s lsss e.
Entered 81 the ss2sfso s4snsls ss4s7S47
~ D
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BY Telegraph.

HIGHLANDS. Oct =, sunset-No Inward bound vessel In
sight; wind s. r. light weather clesf
SANDY HOOK, Oct T. sunset-soip Empress rom Msnils,
and bg East from Galveston going up the Bay Ship Drs
nousht for Liverpool rossd the Bar at 1870 p In Wind,
b. w light: weather clear.
BOSTON Oct Arr bark Bindoo (Br) Williams, Cser-
nsrvon Wae OF shsnd Light bark Mary Bousb.cn from
suTfnsm-
PHILADELPHIA Oct. below, bark White Wing, and
brig Thomes Walter.
rEW-ORLEANs. Oct Arr. slips Sea King. AID Vision,
Boston Richard Morse from Philadelphia Ns.hspiel
ThoD pson a n Lansbee. from New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-08

Mr. c. ii. Condit Of Newark has been chosen the
architect ST. James be- erected bv the Episco-
plan denomination about twenty miles from Baltimore Me.
The building viii be go feet front, and cost f60V0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-08

ACCIDENT IN A PAPER Million Monday even
M last Young woman named Sarah Hurley, employed tn
ysnhoe Paper Mil in Paterson, drawn between revo!vn
upright the wall by her clothes being caught aud
dreaduy crushed Should she survive aupuation Of bot
arms wifi be necessary Mary McAyoy who standing
the side Of her, also considerably injured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-08
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE
Before Mr. JOSEPH BRiDGHAM
CONTEMPLATING CASES.

Pasquah Patromno, an Italian, was examined on
charge passing counterfeit coin upon policy dealer 10 Center
street point raised that the deendsn should be dis
ehsrad a. The policy him In return for the coin
legal condensation The Commissioner oyerraed the
obiectiop srd committed the accused for trisl.
L. c. for the United States james Rdsway Tor de-
fepdant-
Arthur examined upon charge Of passing couu
ter CON- proof being unsaacory he discharged
The same counsel appeared on both sides
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-08

The 81. louis Dtm0cT0I says:
1t is almost impossible, without lose, for the Savings
and other houses to sell Eastern Exchange at the regu
lar rate of prem for Missouri funds, they have to
assort these funds and purchase the Exchange at
PREM 1t must therefore, be only for the public good
that come of these houses still continue to draw at this
rate for their customers.
A few houses sell Exchange on the East at v cent
premium; but the following the rates the State
Saving Association charges its regular customers
to-day:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-08

Barxets-CAREYuLLY REPORTED Ton fBE n 7. 3RsvSs.
FRIDAY, Oct Z, 1852
AsHESThe market steady for both kinds; the demand 10
fair; sales Of rs bbls. at IS 37i For Pots
STOCK OF ASHES, Friday Oct 1852
Pots bbx Pearis bbIs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-08

HYPERION COURT-sPEciAL TERM-OcT. 7-Before yust.c
observation-disclosures.
Josiah Carpenter sgt. Vim. s Wright ct aL-Mosio
70 dissolve injunction granted with Sic coss 10 the defendant
10 abide event
Before Justice PIERREPoST.
Smaley sgt. Doughty settled.
Stephen Bates aet. John Il. Fink. &c.-Case or
dered back for full papers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-08

Brs torrent Montgomery arrived Hampton Roads this day
from SombTero Isaud, With carlo II susqO Wood Grant,
No, 80 Front street, New Yofk-waitlDg ordels.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-08
end Mississippi in August i. reported at from 100000

The Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad re-
CENTS for September we're;
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STs N

Al.o n. ,h,es per osn. find s.eo1n. Of said sA.e
Ia. been Al jur I'd up 20 pefioS, and 'nsfe
.pr.sn 70 Be- On. 70 h.s On As0a.' Sgs
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HYMN TO THE PEOPLE.
BY G. n. STU ART.

Not to be blest with warrior strength,
To WELD the sword and wear the glaive,
Or rise to conqreror's fame at length.
Proclains the good or makes the brave.
To have the power to bide the scorn,
And rise above the hate and strife
OF those 70 wealth and title born,
Is the crown'd courage of our life.
What are the swords that prop a king
The banners in his army's van
To strength Of soul, that dares to spring
And show the monarch in the mani
Kings and the mightiest men Of arms.
Strong as the heads of realms they bide,
Sport as they may with fortunes charms,
They are like leaves upon the tide.
In dim of old sepulchres they lie,
The feast of silence and decay,
While the true world-heart beateth high
And thrones itself upon to-day.
Give me the man whose hands have tossed
The corn seed to the mellow soil,
Whose feet the forest depths have crossed.
Whose brow is nobly crown'd with toll.
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ALEXANDRIA, GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA DVERI1SER.

They reached Hurricane Hall in time tor
an early breakfast, which the a'tonl'hcd
hGusekcepcr had prepared, aud for W h'ch
their nights adventures had certainly given
them good appetite.
Major Warfeld kept his word, and "a soon
as breakfast was over he dispatched Mrs.
Condiment with carriage filled with provl-
sions for the sick woman. But they were not
needed. In couple Of hours the housckccp-
er returned with the intelligence that the old
nurse was dead The false strength of men,
tai excitement that mad enabled her to tell so
long and dreadful tale, had been the last
faring up of the fame Of life, that almost
Immediately went out.
Il am not sorry, upon the whole, for now
shall have the game in my own hands.
muttered Old Hurricane to himselt-"Ah
Gabrielle lie Noir. better You had cast your
self down from the highest rock Of this range
and been dashed to pieces below, than have
thus fallen into my power"
So far we lave followed the lovely heroine
and her friends but the foregoing Is all that
we can publish in our columns. The re-
mainder of the narrative can only be found
in the New York Ledger, the great family
paper, which can be obtained ut all the perl
odcal stores where papers are sold: Ke-
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AIRY - and in it YOU will get the continual
ton of the narrative from where it leaves of
here. If there are no bookstores or news Of
fees convenient to where you reside, the pub
Usher of the Ledger will send you copy by
mail if YOU will send him five cents i'll letter.
Address Robert Bonner. Ledger office, ii
Ann street. New York. This story grows
more and more interesting as it prOgrcsscs.
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GROCERIES, &c.
]. H. McVEIGH & SON,
l.Succc.sor. 10 Nc Weigh f Go"b'r'"'"l

tSuccc.sor. 10 Nc Weigh f. rhnmheriDi".
FRINGE STREET WHARF, ALEXANDRIA.
ARE NOW RECEIVING, per Schrs. Arctic.
n Statesman, Marietta Burr, and Embark. from
New York. Boston, and Philadelphia their FALL
STOCK OF GROCERIES,, LOU ORS. WINES.
TOBACCO. SEGARS, &c, &c, comprising very
general and desirable assortment, which they Will
sell for cash, to prompt dealers at small
advance.
- hhds Muscovado New Orleans. and It. CroiN
Sugars
1O5 bbIs. Crushed. Powdered. Granulatcd, aud
Coffee do
l. boxes Double Refined Loaf do
- hhds. Mus"ovade Molasscs
81 bbl.. New Orleans do
- do Extra Golden Syrup
$50 bags Light and Green Rio Coffee
100 do Marcaibo, Laguyra, Java & Santos do
- half chest. Gunpowdcr, Imperial and Olong
Teas. from medium to strictly prime
500 rs Manila and Madras Indigo sep9
MARSHALL WARD are now receiving their
WI Fall Supplies Of FAMILY GROCERIES, to
which they invite the attention of their customers
and dealers generally.
10 hhds. prime P r. Sugar
10 common do do
90 bhls. Yellow and c. Yellow Sugar
10 boxes Lowering 4 Co.'S Loaf do
~ bbls. Crushed and Granulatcd do
10 " Patent Cut Loaf do
10 4" Sugar House Syrup do
10 " Golden Syrup
- bags Ri" and Laguyra Coffee
II Old Government Java do
; Old Brown Government Java do
90 chests Gunpowder Tea-part prime
100 boxes Patent Sperm. Solar Sperm, Adaman-
time. and Hydraulic pressed Candles
l. DO do Jenkins Mould Candles
800 sacks q. 4. Salt 200 do. Marshall do 100
do. Ashton's do, Pine Apple and English Dairy
Cheese. Pepper. Pimcnto. Starch. Rice. Soda, Gin
ger. and all articles usually found in Grocery
establishments.
nI.- No. II King Street. Horandrja. oct -
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WASHINGTON & CO.,

No. II Noyh Union Street. Ahs.rnndriu. Va.
4 RE NOW RECEIVING their Fall Stock of
n GROCERIES,. LIQUORS, WINES, SEGARS.
TOBACCO. &C., comprising very choice and desl-
rablc assortment, which they are prepared to offer
for cash or to prompt dealers upon very accommo-
dating terms.
30 hhd. n. 0. and p. X. Sugars. part prime
% MuscOyado and st. CroiX
% hbs. Coverings Crushed Sugar
- boxes Loaf do
j. hhds Cuba and Muscovado MolaSsei
) hhds. prime +. |.
% bbs. " o.
100 bags Rio Coffee
- packets Old Government Java
90 bags superior Old Mocha
% chests Gunpowder Tea, (some very supr.)
II Black do
SEGARS and TOBACCO of all grades Of the
choice and tavoritc brands. sep II
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1TOTICE-Ths subscriber has taken OUT ~ ieuels
~ of administration on the estate OF tn''D =.
C. Atkinson, decd. Persons indebted 70 .no p.
tate. arersquested 70 make early Pay"sD. IN him
sad creditors viii plesse hie their e'a'De Wv" ''
vssiHed BY aHidayh. nr.ru
IAN la-sou tEnVl SoS
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KNOX & BROTHER,

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M xnu" pr,,ru'Jyr TurTp rIyJ
"A rr1p j, ~ ID - trG ,al,,,al ,;,r
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'ainl'; use We h"'le III pa, D. c.
=" mus S'rl''i. Pr'"e ro'i' ''''
~ "pS' A'''''"s
|iaru'''e" ~
-. q" t %"He' y.r,. u a 500, crr.hod Jo
% ""'S. w. ioi N n'"n'' III - w rb,,
i of the first quality
hhds. Porto Rico Molasscs
bbs Golden Syrup. 80 bhls. Portland do
81 bags old Government JaYa Coffee
81 Maricaibo and Iaguyra do
30 Rio Coffee, Green and White
81 boxes Solar Sperm Candles, &C. oct :
, >nTurp ,ppIy,T M ro,o;,;r, NOR
a sLl' Ira,,;i,,,n E,ai,o,,,, AMI Nn,, E.dcII
i.n'', nv 5.6E ms
'''"' yntIl, W., - Wn, ard Porto Rico
WnI..:,s 0''P
81 " 4. Il. c. Coffee Sugars
80 hhds p. r. and Mus. Molasscs
30 bbls. Choice Golden Syrups
90 New Crop y. o. Moasscs
10" bag. Kio 'ohGe; part rhoi C
~ Java anu NY taSu''" Io III. c.,o.
,oo 80 roN,S' ~, IAN. "o" ,o """ 49, E"rr
wv SACKS AS'''on Sa''' Nv coNvs prime H"sl''"
and Black Teas. part choice: 30 bbls. Cider Vine
gar: 800 gross Shanghai aud Sulphcr Matches !:
% boxes Raisins; % boxes Assorted Candy; 10
casks Carb soda: IS doz Painted Pnils 30 nest.
,einT i"GS slerSes hi~G; ~ "oNgs ~ anu
i: VI wt"I Ioo "I h "'"prI ih goo Nv w.
ami 'oco wv paE Si, 'nJ'' oV" ~ ~
oar icau iv!U SACKS pnir! SAT- 10 "h'Sh We III
dec Is GRAY, MILLER & co.
IVA N,pRrRy ,vholo.oIo Jo,Ior IN For
n ErGT wi n1wrSTIC wtTrc AL TT
nI..nr "'',, 49, p. anI
from Union street. offers for sale
Rect;icd Whiskev: Old Rye do. all grades, come
French BRANDY M" h"1 rnri" S'.| qualities
Domestic brandy; Apple do; Cherry IL"
New England h"m rench brandy
Ii"'la'u YIN 1ahaic" NUN pure rPri"
Port; sherry Madeira Malaga and Champagne
NH @
,,-, 49,
hGI. fhiNh NV Ehor n. W. "'i'A'-
] II MryEIGH 4 son.
doc o. Prince street Wharf
I(U)() wIIE,T Flair in l.r,c and sm,r
I,1. iv., rcrs;y.i nor Exnrs.. md for .,Ic by
innI7 JOHN A. DIXON.
~ BARRELS Patent Cur Loaf SUGAR, 10
BAGS Marir,iLo coffee ? bbJ: choice y o
smear inst received and for .,l. Lv
jan ~ ). +. DOUGLASS.
nnn STG.R cI'pED HAMS AND SUOrL-
ItUD DER RACoE ir., r..oi,.od IN .,or. and
for sale by JOHN A. DIXON.
Jan IL Family Grocer
= TIrpCES ,or, srnor;or sr..r c,,r,,d HANS
y received this day direct from Cincinnati and
for sale 10y J. f. DOUGLASS.
jan %
X KEGS prime Pennsylvania BUTTER, 1000
liz pounds prime Pennsylvania Buckwheat Flour
just feccNeu, III store, ana LOT saie oF
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-09

NHEMICALs.-Acctic Acid, Aqua Ammonia
" Chloroform, Gallo Acid, Strychnne, Pho.
phate Soda, Alum, Nitrate Silver, Aconatin. Y.
ratra, Chloride Gold, Oxide Silver. Muriate lin,
Quinine. Blue Mass Sulphatc Morphine. Accts,.
Potash. GIycerinc, Tannin, Iodide sulphur, Gran
yic's Lotion Rochelle Salts, &C. &c. received An
for sale by j. LEADBEATER son.
LIMOS Stabers Old Stand