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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-19
CrRuNG, lSJ9.-sCaTT'SE Fashions EeI

S,rRING, lSJD.-kC0TT'S FASHIONS FOR
- SPRING. just received. with explanations in Enghh.
French Yearly subscribers supplied with the
supplement- gratis published in April and October a", with
English. French and German xranatons
feb l,-dts. WIN. L, LACE.
lar. =. Y. CHRIST1AN Inns removed his 'csi-
the DIV cling recently occupied by Chas G." honn
ESD West Street nearly opposite MIS- Morgaus rcsi'nc"
OFFICE still q. Lynch's building, where, when not lrots
snnally engaged he may be found dun ing IL day
i'm Il
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-19

BARBEE's CoouErTE.-We are pleased TO
nounce that this exquisite piece of statuary. which
elected the highest encomums on the occasion of
u former visit to this city. is now exhiii''"- at
the Warwick House. The C~a"7r'c has been ma
I;-e 1ul.v extended tour through the South,
where, in the language of a friend recently wri-
ting from that section, "she created a great
sation," and further adds, "it is really the most
splendid specimen of Art in the United States"
The New Orleans Delta, at the conclusion of a
critical notice, says: "n delicacy Of outline and
gracefulness of form, the Coquette is n perfect
model, combining the classic beauty of Venus
with the delicacy of Hebe. Our fair friends may
visit this lovely production Of the chise without
the slightest misgivings Though lovely as the
embodiment of poets dream, there is nothing in
it that awakens indicate thoughts, and any of
our citizens who allow it to leave without having
tecn it, will be deprived of real pleasure"
1t is rare work of art. and commands the a1-
miration of all lovers of the beautiful; and, being
the handiwork offs Virginian,it should be encour
aged by all our citizens.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-19
AYER'S CHERRY PECTORAL


COUGHS, COLDS, HOARsRNEHS, INFLU-
ENXA. RRONCWlTua, WHOOPING
COUGH, GROUP, ASTHMA, IN
CIPlENF CONSUMPTION
for relief of consumpive patients In advanced stages
Of the disease - 1900.
We need no. speak public Of its virtues Through
every and almost every hamlet Of the American
States pulmonary Paipts have maze
already known Nay. few are the families IN any eivae1
country without personal experience
Its effects; and fewer yet the communities any waso "s
have not among living trophy OF It's Victory ove'
the subtle dangerous diseases Of the throat and ns
while IL Ia the most powerful autoc yet known 10 man Tor
he AMI dadgerous diseases OF he pulmonary or
gans ia and safest remedy nat can DO
for young Parents should nave
In sore nsldous enemy that steals upon them
have abundant ounds to believe the Ih
Pfra saves lives by tho eonsumptions prevents
tksn those il cures Keep by you and cure your colds
they curabe neglect them until no human skull
the canker that fastened he vitals,
eats your life away the dreadful fatality Of lung
disorders aad as they virtues OF NEEDY
need not do them Il Il still made tho beat
car cost care toll 10 produce u Me
perfect possible and thus afford those no rely on It the
best agent which skill furnish for their
PREPARED By DIR. J. @. AVER,
Practical and Anal ytlcs Chemist. Lowell, Mass-
SOLD
J. II. SEAY. Lynchburg; PURCELL LAID co, Rich
mond n. +. RlyES Petersburgi NJ A. SANTOS Norfolk;
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KEEN, BALDWIN & WILLIAMS,

iSucc,ssors ktcR. Raidrn n Go i
EGG y inform Merchants and Consumers that they
ID daily receiving the largest and desirable stock Of
SPRING CLOTHING exhibited In this city State
the whole which recently manufactured by them;
selves under advantages aud will he offered srh
prices defy successful competition Having devoted the
past exclusively this business in Tins and
being largely engaged In the manufacture and sale Of
than house the Stale, pur, haStr will
time and money by calling
our first oor devoted to the Itr All rHArt and con
sany supplied with complete assortment Of the finest and
fashionable STYLES If GOODS gotten equal
best Merchant Taors work. and sold at cent
less than their prices
our soco"d and third floors devoted exclusively the
WHOLESALE where merha is will find ,hoir" sock
manufactured with direct their wants wei, cut
well made, and offered upon acconmoda
KEEN, BALDWIN WILLIAMS
KICuMnNp Va. ErLrmarY liih lslA-frh Il .ll24 nrrn
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-19

= n BARDRLe 81 primo Msrnssan Whisky
lOV on couslgnment Gd for sale low, BY
Jan 2ldtal OAnP. SMITH GU
T1O06Gs HIlAT0AM PKN-she hs.s ~. In
Id uss. Try then. y. H. sThoTHHh w
jnHbAA-Hss sapg' Sssaa
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-19

SuIcIpE.-William Munroe, resident Of BAL
,more, who has been visit to his rela-
tons. in this city, for week or two past, COM
mitted suicide, by taking arsenic. at the residence
of his brother-in-aw, Mr.. j. p NJ Flynn, on Thurs
dav night last The deceased, it appears. had
been drinking rather freely for several days past,
and latterly had given evidence OF great depres-
sion of spirits, as we'll as occasional alterations
of mind Late in the afternoon OF the day above
mentioned, he called at the residence ct MIR. r.,
and Immediately repaired to n chamber up stars,
and locked himself within Soon after some OF
the family attempted to get in the room, but were
refused admttancc. Not long after this Monroe
came down stairs, and remarked that he had
"taken arsenic in mistake for Salts As he
had made similar remarks before, the fears
of the family were not much aroused until he be-
gan to vomit large quantities of blood, when
physician was Mt once sent for, but when he ar
rived it was too late to effect any good, and in
few minutes thereafter. the unfortunatc man.
brcathed his last. Just before he expired. he in
formed DR.. Walker that he took the arsenic while
delirous and expressed great regret for the act.
Coroner Cross held an inquest ON the body ycster-
day, and rendered verdict i'll acoordance with
the facts above stated.
Monroe was q native of New London, i'll this
county, and resided in this city for many years
previous tohs removal toBaltimorc city some eight
years since. His occupation was that OF Bar
keeper He was much esteemed by his acquain-
tances, and was regarded as an honorable aud up
right man, by those who knew him best.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-19

DAWN q w.,
~ lENtnnuNu va offering for public inspection,
large md magnificent ""h of scnsonnho Dry 0oons,
"n-isin part Of all the sylcs nf Ladies' Dress
uo CnakH hhaws Collars and Sleeves, Govea, Hosiery,
Their pinck Of Cloths Casmrros aud NrstnHs, In com
let" mud spec nl attention Is called their stock GOODS
OR SERVANTS, consisting OF II I and - fulod Cloths
Sntiineis, Ilad Inscys aud Blankc.a full stock
nsc Furnishing Goods consisting in part IL Velvet brus
Is fhroc ply, uRrRn aud Neniiiap CarnRs Ruga Floor
nj Cloths Curtain ,rialH, Table I.incna, Sc
oct ln-M
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-19
WASHIN GTON HOUSE,
LYNCHBtRG VA
4 ORGE W. "a NJ IRON. pKOpRgItGOl

w A S H N G T 0 N IL o u IL,
LYNCHBURG, VA
GEORGE w. CAMERON, pROpRsETOR.
THIS old established and popular o is ia thorough
L repair and ready for the accommodation II visitors in
style before surpassed during long and popular
y Its BAR il well furnished. and its SNACK ROOM Is
alw supplied with Kind OF cdihlcs
gY@ OMNIBUSES run to and from the Depos
feb sly q w. {.
known as the AMERICAN HOTEL, on the lew"r end OF
Main Street Possession given Immediately For terms
ply J. IL. d SAINT II kEl.
feb 10 d3tawts. Trustees
XALUARu.E WOOD LAND EOH sAsE.-
The undersigned Is DESTROYS of setting no Atkl.> OF
WOOD LAND lying the Campbell Court House road and
within three miles tf T.ynrhburg This is N"l! wooded,
au.l i VERY FINE TOBACCO LAND Price mo,trraI"
For further information. apply to my Attorney Charles NJ
Backtotd or the undersigned
feb sdSc2w. T. $. STAlH.tR, JR
IIOAKS! CLOAKS:. just received by Ex-
~ press handsome assortment of tIbTl ClPAkS. "f
the latest styles ldcc IDS J. MAIiiil AH CO
lDUKE Old MEDICINAL. s.lQU0Rs.-
II French Brandy Whisky, Port Wine, Gn, Madeira
Wine, Schnapps, &c, for sale by $500. 1900,
feb J dts STABl-ER JONES
VNOR THE - AlR.-WoOd's Hair Restorative.
Mrs Aliens Zyo Balsam. Tricopherons and large ms
Pnmades aud Hair oils Also iarliaons, Pha
lou Bachelors and Jaynes celebrated Hair lcs For sale
by JOHN II SEAh,
oct lets Dmggs'.
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A. Is. RIICI\ER. eelA
ROGER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,

Opposite the Itgm,a Bonk.
LrNCHBURG, VA,
Il FTrS eouatarty on hand large aud varied assortment
IN "t URptEltIES AND STABLE DRY GOODS. witch
eo, the trade reduced prices tor ssh In exchange
Pta duce 1t IS his pnrp"Sc hereafter 10 conduct his bust
trly ths uN,iIl and In order IN effect this
csirao object hc VIII sell nj such Will protect tho
r"roai ri all who tnvor hltn " It'll call
Graf ul Tor tho pharr NJ received at the hands
this NJ tachtd "ndl and public for tho last ak
s"s be brga continuance of their kinnesn In hi pre-
u In iuosS l.tH
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-19

Terms of Subscription e. ~ year and each Subscriber
entitled the articles named in follow
requested what article srcs when he
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-19

w subs ribcr has in store, the largest stock n
of JEWEIRf he has ever had the pleasure of offer ~
ing to the public. Also. fine lot OF CIOCKSto all =
of which he invites the attention Of tn public before PM
ng. loot .E.dts | JAMES DINM lnD
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-19

d.OOb~.-I now q, btside
- III Plated Ware, beautiful patterns of Sill
ahe Forks Table and Tea Sp ,ons Gobes
&c These goods warranted OF pure.t silver being made
for ourselves All Who desire
thing handsome Will give us call
iauI dts NJ
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-11
A. A. 4 A. MEXICAN GUANO in barrels
BONE DUST, Of best quality, in barrels.
SHp pH0SpHATE 0F LIME
SOMBRERO GUANO.

IN calling the attention of the public to this val
uabl. aud recently discovered deposit Of this
fertizing article, We will merely state that like
all other phosphate GUANOS, its most valuable
constituent is phosphorc acid, or bone phosphate
of lime and that its mercantile value, rs compared
with other GUAN0S ofits kind, may be easily de-
teruiined by the amount of phosphorc acid or bone
ph"sph6e Of lime it contains. In order, there
fore, to give the public thorough knowledge OF
what SOMBRERO GUANO does contsin, We beg
to refer to the following list of eminent chemists in
different parts of the world who have analysed diff
lerent cargoes, from average samples taken by
themselves from the cargoes just Us they arrive
from the island. without drying sr selection OF
specimens for aualyzation. Each analysis will lie
exhibited ifrequired. under the Original signature
of each chemist named:
OF phosphorc acid, estimated ~ equivalent To
nhnsphate Of lime. il is found ~ cnMtnln-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-11
CLOTHING.
WILLIAM d. MASSEY,

MER CHlNT IA IL OK.
HAS received beautiful srurh 81 >rkIAu aui
IL SUMMER GOODS, tor u,nti""ru.- wear.
consisting Of
FRENCH AND ENGLISH CLOTHS.
comprising the fashionable shades, purchased r. l.
the importer direct. aud warranted 10 he irau. The
best manufactures in Europe.
BLACK AND FANCY CASSIMkkES,
Of the most elegant styles. and
VEST Ms
of every variety. White Linen ani MarrlI.,.
Shirts; Under Shirts aud Drawer; traNll. Ne.
Ties: Stocks Pocket Handkerchief DIuyr..
Shirt Collars, aud SuspenLers.
READY MADE CLOTHING,
of various kinds, aud offered at luw rrtcr Al
a full assortment of the very best
TKlMM AGS.
Thankful for iaSUr- heretofore received, a..ur.
the public that no effort shall Ice spared {" .ne
satisfaction. All Gtrmrnis ordered wuIrlul,d g..
be made in the best w"rhmaulihe manner.
6Sy- Stors No. ~ hi"y Mr'|. "T' d""y oJ.,.
R.g.L az -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-11

WESTERN DEMONSTRATION Il half column
report of recert suicide ut Cincinnati pub
lished in journal of that city, we copy the
following paragraph Verbatim:
Zone night he ('he deceased burst from
the white imprisonment OF the cnclrclihg
arms of his wife, and rushed into the emf
brace of death, by leaping from the second
story window in his house to the pavement
below, distance Of forty feet, crushing h's
BODY 40 that, after suffering severely for sev-
erai days, his burdened soul found peace, We
hope, in another world.
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ROCKS AND STATIONERY

~,
| ~ ami suburban Architecture. containing uu.
~ ana SUBURBAN Ar'nle'.u,'' .''' ID,
mcr"uS u'''g"S anu ''',S W. u;,, 4
frN"te ,' wv TO-. a"r ,,1.n,,n;.J Lv
i'ISta''u VII" -" 'hI 'Iana,,,rv ,.x,:
! Spet'h'a''"n,,, '"' ,p;., - - ..TL. Mill
ny ,hu'"e. ''''' ~ ,,,,,,,. nric. Sl3
Atthie''. ~ ""e '"' iE;,,', c,,,r ar IN th-
."'D'' rJ,,r t'.;;,,, p..m;ni...ncr, of M.sback
, n''e W. W,ryI,n1 Hmt.r roughly written
I'"" % -, II;'n..If revised and illustrated by Ed
"""n ~ s.i, SIN, MARYLAND SI2J
"ara o'ao'e' VI - ,p,,"e, -, ,h.;r b,un,>
''t"'. a,,,,,.r ,,f Irish ANY" pub
al" nan, - - -,,.I.,, s.L,,l 4 ,i.n fac
'''I d., p,,,,o, The p..ticni Works of Edgar
an D. nth al, r;,,;n, al u.m,ir i'm blue and
,'iI -.
Ti. r;,,,;,;, S,.,;,g.. and Springs of the South
| w., ,y II Mnnrman. N. d., resident
nh, .;ri,n IF IN. White SULPHUR Springs, with maps
r"i ,1',a. AMI ,h, r,nrcs and distance. to the va
l S,,r;nos SI,i
~, n. ~ ., and Liberty by H. F. Pres
| IS,
""' ~ ri, p,,,.,.J,, W.,,o,', Life. a Novel, by
M, - ~, S,,h - In, rnil.b.J and
i'''" f.; OIL KoHERT BELL.
'"' '''' y i. ,,,,, p,
NNilE WONDER or THE A"E'-lhE IL
i ELIMINATED QlADEtPLE CoNH ~,
! LATIUNm-TliE MASTUDOA Or PAPERS"
| ,yi
This mammoth paper is 100 inches in length
and 20 III width c"nt,insa As much matter as fifteen
COMICS Of the New York Ledger, or six copies oi
HnrrerS Monthly MagaIhe. - printer n"y
once III huho'eh years IL - Wv.
"i paper ever m'"e ~" ~ ,"'.' ~ a..
splendid p"flta''H ~ ''e ''.,". a'a =, I'll -,
day. bu' ''iiic III" Hl"'e 81. """e +,
halt whirh inns "ohnef'u' paper e 90" -
must he seen l" bc hllreclh'c" P're '"'
lie Bon Ton Tor Juiy' l. neau''' u, "u'u"e a.
Ledger, Weekly, Mercury Leslie harper cen
~. and every thing else III my iIne on hahd ana
tor sale. ~ o
U,uE LAST VOLUME OF HUMBOLDTS
i CUSMOS-CosIno>, u sketch of II physical
DESCRIPTION of the Universe by Alexander Won
JJnmh,Ilt TRANSLATED, by Otte' 4 Dallas limo. $50
Mosaics. by the author OF Salad for the Soita-
nv" Get, I2mo. cloth Sl2j.
The Game of Draughs or Checkers. simplited
and explained, with practical diagram. aud IL
lnstrn,ians by d. Scatteryood 3sc.
Deacon Dooliitle's Drolieries, Il collection Of
ouuint and funny stories told 10y the deacon, BE.
N.tur.'s School, or Lesson. from the Garden
and the Field published by American :. ;. Union,
Ijc. The Bridge over the Brook, = ;: L. l3c.
DcsiINers New Maps OF the Seat oi war; WIN"
large amount oil statsticai ih,oi 'hn',',: ''u p
traits ot Francis Joseph. Napoleon 3D. N'ct', Fun
anuel, and Alexander "a, Dea"'tu'; co'oIe" ~,
further supply oil riiio'' n'arh swami gun
Pens IL cents each Jus, ,err ,,,c, ~. 80
by JAS. ENI"lSLh sun,
je II No w. ming ''''o''
xxy.E, WAR, WaRl,l-The War in Europe
w il. r.ru,t.. and recent causes. with the Wen
ma treaties of IslI and 1915. containing also two
pl.ndiI man. % by Il. prrrared by Cotton, also
,n,rvin,,s ~, tbe principai place. in Italy, and
uorrrnit, Of the leading men engaged IN the present
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-11
VyT.cIpwEIIs MANIPULATED GUANO.

AYE have received a full supply Of this article,
w and shall keep it ronstshtly on hand. II rs
Composed OF pure PERUVIAN aud PhosrHATi'
,irASos, from the Islands "i Chlncha ana NeVasSa'
combined and closely integratcd by machinery.
No is warranted to contain per cent. Of Ana
munia and 81 to 80 per cent Of Phosphate OF Lime
No % per cent of Ammonia, and - to % per
cent Of Phosphate of Lime.
The testimonials of the value of this Fertilizer,
IN our possession, are very strong, ana from -"er
c.- known To u to he reliable.
WIN. u. FOWLE & SON,
NH 10 No. South Wharvcs.
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LORD WATERFORD STrD.-The sale "i
the valuable stud belong ing t" the late Mar
quis of Waterford. consisting of thorough
bred stations, race horses, steeple-chase
horses, horsesin training, brood mares, foals,
andcarriage horses, together witha large mum
Der of fox-hounds and pointers, WAS adver-
tised to take place at Currashm"re. on the
oath and 18th. The stud comprises one
hundred and forty-three animals, viz, thirty
three hunters. thirty-three brood mares sew
enteen stations, five carriage horses, eighteen
two years old. twenty three yearlngs, seven
colts, and seven lilly t"als.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-11

- y. CROSS, having purrhased the entire .tnck
III. Of Cross, Lugenbee 4 Co., respectfully au-
nOunces I" hi. friends aud the public generally that
he intends L. conduct The BOOT AND SHOE
BUSINESS, in all IT. hranrhe4. and hope. fr"in
the and attention To- the work Turned out of HI.
establishment, 10 receive a. heretofore q full share
ofthe public patronage. A call i. solicited At No
II King street. inr
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-11

rOAL.-l have oil hand and am constantly re-.
~ ceiving ANTHRACITE COAL. of the he,t
qualities, for family use--Cl MBEKLAND COAL,
from the Frostburg Mines, by the cargo. ear "sd,
or single ton Factories furnished with the run oil
mine, at lowest rates. Apply to
novs-u ID. Is. SMITH. Queen st. Wharf.
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KNOX & BROTHER,


No. 81 Hing street, Ae'nnd,id,
Lave on HAND and are constantly rcceiv
II my tresh supplies of GROCERIES selected
i"r family use. We have in part
~ hhds. prime New Orleans Sugar
81 bbl-. Crushed Sugar, best article Lowering
8 formulated - g
10 " Loaf 4" :"
: boxes Tea. Cireen and Black. warranted No.
|, 1 hhds p. X. Molasses, ~ bbls. \. o. Muasscs,
20 bags old GOV. Java Coffee. II bag Mararnho
and Laguyra Coffee, 20 bag Rio, Green aui White
Coffee, ~ boxes Chemical Sperm Candles, 20 h"Ncs
Adamantine Candies. mh ls-ti
~ A. MARBI'RI, Wholesale dealer in FOR
Il, EIGN aud DOMESTIC WINES aud LII
QUORS, Southeast corner of King aud mon Is,
ohrr- for sale
ke"tiiiel Whi.key; Old Rye do, all grade, some
very old aud superior
French Brandy, various qualities
Domestic Brandy; Apple do Cherry do
New England Rum Peach Brandy
Holland Gin: Jamaica Rum pure rlri,s
Port. Sherry. Madeira, MaaKu. AMI Champagne
Wines Cordials; Ale Porter, &C., &c.
NH Y
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

HNHE CASH SYSTEM ADOPTED The sub
i s"riber having tried the credit system, and
found that 1t would not pay, hn' concluded (" adopt
the CASH principle Ia future, ana from thi-
date, he will continue To Il" burinc.s upon til.
principle. In bidding aieu I" tbe old sy.t,m be
would return his thank I" bis rustomers for pat
mvOrS, aud hope hy strict attention. and surh ~
duaements lac may "hSr, to continue IT under
| the new. JOHN l.. SMITH.
ian l-r
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GROCERIES. &c.
blackjack, MARSHALL, & CO.,


Dhn' 1870 AZ ,H,!at1rSinM MEpCm,yTs
"ho|Eho AN y wv :.
pfHLtIS ~ roHri.S an ,i.'',SS e. t..
Blacklock's Wharf, Alexandria, Virginia.
JIAVE in store and are daily expect ting PEI
III Schrs. Rescue and Statesman from New York
and Steam Packets from Philadelphia one of the
largest aud best selected STOCkS or boopa
ever offered in this market. to which We InNiie The
attention of the trade generally. Wenume III part
SUGARS -
Is hhdS. =. o., y. K, and Cuba Sugars
~ boxes Loaf
TO bbls T. aud C. Coffee "
luO Crushed formulated and Powdered do
NOLASSES
IA bbJs part, Rio, Nu-.,y,l, and f. Island
W,L,ssas
az IN. ~, nr,..ns M,I,s..s
~ :. po.,I.I -.
''''"'' ,npppr
''''
NV, ~" "''sS NV I e.; S,n,, Coffee
',', ~ ,.'' '' Ir;.I ,,,,i
:. o., ~
'"".S -, ~ ,' ' n"n - D'' S.rn,
IhNDhh'''- wv " w.: :, n"'"'''''"' "'
'"r 80 ""HrS .'"'' ,' 'i""' ., ..r,oJ
- Nm "'N,S '''''' ,n, :" ,,'t.l
! cahiy o"o Dag, a>S"''eu sn"' Nv"
l'o doh. PAINTED Buckets; 4o'ief'ea .iaet ''es'
&c, S'
They have. also. on hani, inii ''"rk 81 III
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JOTICE-A meeting Of the Stockholders al
the Alexandria Steam Ferry Company will
i.e held At the "Corn Exchange" on "Wednesday
evening, July Goth, at o'clock. p. NJ pune'"nl
attendance is requested. business OF Importance
will bs brought before the meeting
d. X. blackjack, Secretary
ic l1-1awtd
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LUMBER, LATHs, LIME. &c.

| UMBER, coal, AND WOOD YAED Cor-
IL E",oJ FT"n anil C".." M,.rt., N",H. w here
| am prepared to furnish every description uf
LrMBER, SHINGLES. LATHS. LIME, &C.
Al-o, Oak and Pine WOOD, Red and White Ash,
and Cumberland COAL, which am selling low cor
cash, on reasonable terms To- good customers
aug 3-tf T. W BARKER
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INXCELSIOR DEBURG.-I have now in store
L. full supply of this popular MANURE, con-
tanning per cent. Ammo"'", and % per cent;
Bone Phosphate Of Lime. As crop grower ana
fertilizer, it is unsurpassed. .,,
JAMES C. NEVETT,
NH Sole Agent for Alexandria.
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Alexandria, Va. iy lin
T. A. BREWIS

T. A. BREWIS
Is NOW RECEIVING PER SCHOONERS
i Mott Belell. and Fairfax, from New York, and
Propeller j. Jerome. from Philadelphia, u large
aud well selected stock of OHERiES amt
LiQEORS. which he oilers to the public at the
very lowest cash prices, consisting III part u fol-
lows. viz
~ hhdS. New Orleans Sugar
20 and tierces MolaSseS
- bbls. New Orleans MoasSes
50 Crushed Gramulated Powdered, and
Loaf Sugars
loo bags Rio, Laguyra, Java, and Mocha Coffee
30 chests Black. Young Hys"n. aud Gun
powder Teas
100 boxes Adanantine Candles
80 Mould do
% 81 Starch
% bbls. Vinegar
ticrces Rice, &c. NH lS-6m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-11

m BONES TOBACCO of various brands
Nv ~ boxes Starch
~ bags Ri" Coffee
20 e." Java
- &" Laguyru Coffee
40 chest Il. p, Imperial. and !. II. Tea
Ia d" Black Tea
20 kegs soda: 10 bag Pepper and Allspire
90 coils Leading Lines: - dozen Painted Buck
ctr: 10 nests Tubs; Matches; Cloves; Indigo; wrap
ping Paper: Irvine; Candle Wick; Mustard ];
cases Ola Wheat Whshcy, &C.. ion sale by
kINCIELOE Il BRl1N,
AZ % cor. Of King and lni"n--ts