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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-05

z A n OS.
il ST Received, two splendid CHECKER.
L. y MIS- PlAAnS-onc uf ihcm II carved LOUIS
~ a VI Mn beautiful. nave also "A r -uu-
s'p! Of knaLc's Planes, at all pric r.
""s -f"tS PAY NJ " BLACKBOARD
Manipulated Guano
w us. as cll1ns: ~ ''>' =.
lnl lbs ct ihc bc Pcruv Guano that can be procured
stu hs al Ia" best Sombreo Guano containing iu Sl par
cent, of the Phosphate @ Lime ~ w r''
-o ms III The he ground Plaster, which we nay - nor
ton. - F-' - P~'
All well nINttt together.
Planters aud others are invited examine the artjcl, From,
Ia" best ini,rnainn obtain l,.r, his
'nn INC hs' t can be prepared for the Virginia lands
furnish the bags. - Tvs "'s" ui'!
For sale by EDMOND DIvrrpnpr 4. ia,
sept u DIS ~ -. N w
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New Concern.

I.
w l. nave ac tUycH,r under the
w LAAFUSD ~ AND !EsoN, the purpose Of c;frlinf
GA lc Lahi0J qd Wood BHsiacss n old ward
AAi"fsh lhhi,.d% Co. where they viii he pleased %
their ola c;siouefs
". d. LANFOGD
april il4. j. W ANDtksOS
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NEW CONCERN.

A CARD.
HAVING bought Of Il. Josn his entire lnteres, in II,
~ concern OF Wnttemoe Jusn, would tender nv ,ha
IL my friends anu customers Tor very bera share OF ih. M
tronge for nearly seven years. hoping a
Tie same NJ the Lyliciburg Agricultural Works
very Respectfully,
sept 18-dts e. WuJTrp,,o,,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-05
Fall and Winter Goods.
1859. 1859.
SA\ MI Ell ITARMAN Aoeut

SAMU Ell II ARMAN, agent
M O LII call the attention of the citizens Of Iynchbug
w Nl.n HE arrival OF his stock Of FALL. AND lS-
40 hpi- consisting IN part as follows viz: Beaver Eng
N bii'k nn i'uc, sea- skin, and Frock Uurcoats,
F,n"Is1' k Dres aud Frock Coats, double siugle
nes> aud >ath Cashmere suits, Heavy Grenada SIX, SIX
Velvet, .va skin al Fancy Cashmere Vests laui-
"Hs &" every description io.eincr Viii, beneneis Sllwis
aud f.rn.-hu. tood, s., Shirts Neck ties and Under
Clothes Nui'c Tor mel youths and boys Hats, Caps
and otf>. and best market, Cmbrclla,
ifuuks At i2s ais large sock oi servants Clothing
L. witch lNItr ihr alcuoh Ui their viii
cheap t.ss ucing quick and small prui,a
tive a. tdl IL - lhI Nam Street 2l.,is
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-05

kNiE keystole State saponier Concentrated Lyc will
Il make soap with little or trouble; will clean type;
valuable FOR ali purposes where strong lye Is required will
nuke hard water soft. &c.
We would caution the trade
Of this article has induced unprnciped parties 10 initiate H.
Fun directions with each package.
large supply for sale by JOHN II. SEAY,
SEPT 1-uts
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AlERrNlAN GUANo.--TOoo bags No, / reru.,An oaenr
L landing and for sale by
OCT l.dts EDMOND bAXENroEr 4 co, Richmond.
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'a sshu S'soeA 4hetaGcSSeS.
~ Keep constantly on hand good stock Nuttve sses
w Mhich viii he sud cheap for CASH We can hny,. h,
b"'c ar,ccs made TO order shor, hoce.
aug - VALENTINE & HENING.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-05

- nooL Books-ReecN ID this ~, another ssge supply
teachers. PAYNE a III ACE Enin
SEPT i5dis Of Main Str,,.
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NEW GOODS.


NECkLAt Es.A supply of Necklaces, Of every des-
~ cripton just 10 hand and for sale b.
aug 2I.dts CIVILIANS 4 son. IS Main Street
WooL CARDlNG.-our Cards are now IN perfect order
w having been newly Oiled thorough, repsred
prepared 10 CARDlSG In the very manner
shortest We secured the Of Mr. COLEMAN
JoxEs Nelson County Carder of great experience who
highly recommended Superior Carder You
tiOOD ROLLS send In Wool early, and will
endeayor card all IN without delay We
deteni pains 70 please those who may patron
lie We viii Wool and deliver Rolls al
We VIII Keep constantly hand DOL Rolls for sale and Ex
change for " ool
The gesl Cash Price paid for Wool delivered al
or mill nay li-ds NoWLlS :. AuEAkLl
DERrrIAN 0pANo. 5000 tags Of No r.u, ian Guano
4 landing and Tor sale by
EDMOND, DAVENPORT h co
,an s-d,y R,chmond. Va
~ EW nookS AT
y PAYNE BLAckrORJ'n
Begla.;
liv,s Life If Madison,
Adam Hedt-ncw snppyt
Henry 81. John. by j. L. Cooke;
Miss si;mnlens Window;
Abbotts Umpire of .ussia-and many others oct 20dis
A RRow ROOT CRACKERS, for The SICK, just received
"A aug 5-dts sTABLER JONES.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-05
SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME.

Is. UWi7ELOCh d co.'s. BRAND.
VNIIE subscribers having completed their ar
raurcmcnts are prepared 10 supply any guam
tity of their SUPER PHOSPHATE. which has
been tried for some years, and which they believe
to be superior to o,y hing Of The Kind ma"gfaet"r-
ed in he country.
To those who are unacquainted 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
1t contains 30 per cent more soluble Phosph0ric
Acid than the standard Of Super Phosphate OF Lime
in this country az III Eur0pc-thc standard article
containing Il. whilst our. contains 2"pcr cent ana
but one or two manufacturers ever reach the hrs'
named quantity.
In addition to its large quantity of acid. it also
contain, sufficient supply Of Ammonia To give
the crop quick growth. thereby dispensing entire
IL with Peruvian Guano. which is necessary in APP
plying other Super Phosphates.
Ii therefore presents the most concentrated arti-
Gle in this country in Europe, and the increased
quantity Of its tertilizng properties enhances IT.
monied value to the farmer fully SIS per ton, over
all others now offered to the public--hcsides pro-
portionate amount in labor, trcights DC.
1t has been tried alongside of Peruvian Gnan"
and the effect of its application has produced lar
ger crops than that famed fertilizer.
Tpon Corn. Tobacco. Cotton. Wheat, and all
tube producing plants, lis constituents render IT
the rhea,rst most certain. and economical manure
that can he used. and the experience of all who
have tried it confirms the trnth of these statements
1t furnishes to IN aero OF ground. by the appll-
cation Of 300 pounds sufficient quantity OF Phos-
phoric Acid tor any crop, aud ut the same time IN
a form ready for immediate assimilation by the
plant to which it is applied
In its prcparntion care Is taken that none bnt
III, -rry heat material is u-e(, the ANALYSIS being
made by Dr. Chas Bickell, and being prepared
under our immediate supervision, 10y competent
manufacturing Chemist, guarantee the uniior-
mtv Of each bag Sold and the quality equai to
what We now claim it To- be.
II may be had in any quantity of MeSsrs. ". j.
TUBMAN. Alexandria; .. DARBY, Georgetown
!. II. BRADLEY Frederick shurg: W. ii. UPPER
MAN. Washington; or of
". WHITRLOCK & CO.. Baltimore.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-05

TIE CAxAL.-The Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal. since Monday last, has brought one
hundred boat arrivals IT the Collection Office
in Georgetown. OF these, cighty-two boats
are la,ler with coal from Cumberland, and
the rest with grain. flour, and limestone
The receipts as yet are small, in consequence
of but few boats having unloaded, being
5000 for the ascending trade, and SSH tor
,he descending trade. Next week the re-
ceiptS will be much heavier. The canal Is
reported in good order throughout At Dam
No. !, about thirty Stone-cutters and quarry
men are employed. and it is deemed that by
the first of May this dam will be entirely
completed.-Nm. Int.
STEAM CANAL BoAT.-The new steam Canal
boat called blue Bird reached Cumber-
land. Nd. from Alexandria, Va, on the 3Oth
ultimo. with another boat in tow. The Al
leganian says:
She is propelled by an eighteen-horse
power engine, attached to an adjustable teath-
ering paddle-wheel, FIVE feet long and FIVE feet
in diameter 50 arranged that the paddles 60
down into the water edgewise and come up
edgewisc-not thrasing the water as they 20
down nor lifting il as they come up. the wheel
is also arranged that it can III i've minutes
be raised or lowered 50 rs to give the paddles
the requisite dip in the water according TO
the draft of the boat The great advantage
of this wheel is that it produces no lateral
agitation of the water; aud the paddles al
ways acting on the upper surface ofthe water
produce a current Immediately behind the
boat and in the centre of the canal. 1t Is
claimed for this wheel that it will propel an
empty boat FIVE miles an hour, and loaded
boat over three miles: and it is believed she
will make this average speed with another
boat in tow. lIerpower has as yet been but
partially tested, but from present indications
it is thought by many who are competent to
Judge. that this mode of applying steam
power for propelling canal boats will greatly
facilitate and perhaps cheaper the transpor-
tation of coal to the eastern markets. DIR. H.
S. Mckaig. Mr. Brown. and II gentleman OF
Washington D. c., are the patentees.
Mrs. Sweeney begs leave to return her
sincere thanks to the citizens Of Alexandra,
for their prompt liberality in restoring to her
the loss sustained by the late fire at Spring
Garden" Such evidence Of kind regard
she will ever cherish with the deepest grati-
tuie
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Trial of Mr.. Sickles.

The trial of Hon. Daniel F.. Sickles was
commenced in the Washington Criminal
Court yesterday. The jury Irregular panel
was called. and after five jur,ymen were OBJ
tanned with the requisite qualification, the
clerk announced that the regular pannel OF
thirty Jurors was exhausted, and the Court
ordered the Marshal to summon - tales
men. Mr. Staunton asked that the extra
panel NAV be returned by this morning
which was agreed TO.
The counsel for Mr. Sickles are MeSsrS
Graham. of New York. Brady, do. Ratclltte
Chiffon, Magruder, Hon. Mr.. Phillips, late OF
Alabama. and Mr. Stanton.
Mr.. Carlisle appeared ON the part OF the
United States, to assist the District Attorney,
Mr.. Ould.
The court adjourned until this morning
In Baltimore on Saturday night, James
Edwards. convicted on Saturday of burglary,
and sentenced to seven years in the penitenti-
airy. came very near breaking Jail by digging
through the stone wall of his cell.
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AIM AC. l85
MARINE L IS T.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA-ApRIL 4.

ARRIVED.
Ship Arthur. Wven. II days from New Castle,
England, railroad iron to order.
Schr. Statesman. Mott, New York to S. Shinn.
Schr. Eugenis, Hicks, Baltimore, iron to ii. X.
Bradshaw, and nails to Orange and Alexandria
Railroad Co.
Schr. Emily Murray, Thomas, Baltimore, lum-
her 10 Orange and Alexandria Railroad Co., and
gusno to Vim. II. Fowle & Son.
Schr Telegraph, Nickerson. New York, to J. c.
Neyctt
Schr Rebecca Whidn Jerman, Somerset. to
T J. Mchaticy.
Schr. Evergreen. Griffin. New York. to T. J. Ne
haaey.
Schr. James House. Sprague, Fall River to Bor
den Mining Co.
Schr. IVES, Wind Burnett New York, to Bor-
len Mining Co.
Schr. J. l.. Rednor. Endicott. New Uaven, to
Borden Mining Co.
Schr. Charles Moore, Ingersoll, Bridgeport, to
y. Il. Smith.
Srhr. Criterion. Crouch, Salisbury, lumber to
Water, Zimmerman Co.
Schr. William. Snowman, Portland, sugar AID
syrup 10 Fowle 4 Co.
S'hr. Ocean Herald, Clifford, Savannah, lumber
I" II. H. Bradshaw.
S'hr. George Washington. Johnson, Matthias
FONT. corn To Washington 1 Co.
,'"E wing Eagle, sutherland aluip, WHEAT
{" Washington 4 Co.
Propeller e. e. Algcr. Shore, Philadelphia, to
VIM H. fowlc 1 Son.
Steamer Columbia Harper, Baltimore, to Wheat
( BIO.
MEMORANDA
>chr. II. W. Morse, Phillips. from this port, ar
fNei L; Dishton. 3lst ult.
~ N'6r, VI. Bedcll. Ryder, for this port, cid at
NJ" York. 2nd inst.
:, Schr diamond, Fookes, for this port, cid at
bAltlm0re 2nd inst.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-05

7 INDEN WHISkEY. This h : X Y Is
/ made in the old fashioned copper still, 10y dou-
Die distiIlation. just hey ond the summit of the Blue
Ridge in Warren county, Va, near the line OF Eau
auer. where the Sottmcss and purity of the noun
tain spring water. and the quality Of the rye con
sttu,e important elements in making the Whiskey
for which thi. locality has been long celebrated 1t
is perfectly pure beyond all doubt, being made eI-
clu,ivcly of rye. hops, and barley malt, with the
utmost care. The quantity made is limited, ard
bought principally for private use, by gentlemen
connoissieurs in the surrounding counties, who are
critically nice in laying by stock for Improvement.
small consignment has lately been made TO
MARSHALL 4 WARD, of Alexandria; or it can
b. procured direct, through correspondence with
DR. FISHER. of Linden. Warren County, Va.
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AsHBY & WOOD,

SK TIE ATTENTION of Gentlemen +" Their
y assortment of superior French Cloths; Black
and Fancy Csssmercs; Twecds' and Linen Coat ,.!
iurs; silk, Satin. and Marseilles NestingS; Fine
Linen Bosom Shirts. (readv made;) Marseilics ana
Pleated Linen Bosoms: superior Cotton ana Linen
Shirtings; Irish Linens, Warranted pure HAN
Shirt Collars, Cravats and Neck iies' pan" ana
So Ucmmrd. and H.msitched liandkcrchie>:
E;d silk. and Thread Gloves. The above, with
many other goods are new and desirable. and Will
be found to be- the best of the kind. Call and eX-
-. Iap5l No. 40, ki"g-strsei
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reported on Change, and quotations nominal
There is very limited enquiry and the stocks are
light.
WHEAT.-Therc was very little activity mani
tested on Change yesterday. The receipts OF
Wheat are light. and prices unchanged. We
heard of a sale of one small lot white at lG2c.--
No red sold.
COKN-There is good demand for Corn, hut
owing to the light receipts the transactions are
unimportant, at quotations given above
RYE is wanted. We quote Sj@9oc.
OATS are scarce, and in demand at asa SOC.
FERTILIZERS.-The supply of Fertilizers is
fair, and the demand good. We quote Peruvian
No l Guano at SIS; Sombrcro SIS: Colombian
S2S; Potts ( Kletts Super Phosphate of Lime Sl3
p ton of 1000 BIS; Coe Co.'S super Phosphate OF
Lime Sl3: Bone Dust $50. and A. Mexican so.
The imports of dry goods ut New York,
during March, amounted to SlO,56l,9to,
against S5,5lS, AS in March of last year
The importation thus far, for the fiscal year,
is ten millions ahead OF last year, ana
ten millions behind the year before. In the
remaining quarter says the Courier, there
can hardly fail to be a large increase over
the last quarter of either of the preceding
years, bringing the importation for the cur
rent year nearly or quite up TO the highest
point. about 500 ,OO0,oo0 for the whole year.
Unless it be admitted that the capacity Of the
country for the absorption OF goods is at II
stand still, this importation, in view OF the
short supply the year before, cannot be CON
sidered too large.
The New York Post, in referring to tie al
most entire suspension of the expectation of
the six leading articles of brcadstutfs and
proyisions-cotton. -four, wheat, corn, beeI.
and pork-states that "ior the week ending
April lst it appears that the export, OF the
six articles enumerated were about the same
as in the corresponding week Of 1853, but the
aggregate deficiency since the commencement
of the calendar year, amounts to near mil
lion and half dollars Not bushel otwhcat
has been shipped during the week.
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UNITED STATES MARINE BRASS BAND.

~ Admission % cents. Parqucttc 81! cents
No haf-pricc for Children, except on Saturday
Afternoon.
aSs" Doors open ut = o'cl"ck-'ro commence al
,.I.,L APP 1T
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L. H. & G. C. SCHNEIDER.
South sd, Pc. Are, bst~.c" lOh cnd IN s'r''
WASHINGTON ID. c..

South sd, Pc. Are. bshc.'D lob ""d IN Hr'''.,
WASHINGTON. b. c..
DEALERS IN BUILDERS HARDWARE.
WE would call the attention of Carpenters and
w Builders to our large assortment Of Bu LID
Frs HARDWARE. which we will sell ut reduced
prices. We name in part
200 doz. Wilson's Sash Pulies, II, ., 81 in, No.
| and
800 ditto Assorted Butts Loose and Fast Joints.
200 Kegs Assorted Avalon Nails.
A large assortment of Locks, Knobs. Bolts,
Screws, Strap Hinges, Files, &c. Persons wishing
to purchase will find it to their advantage to give
u q call. Washington, tcb l9-co6m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-05

4 SHBY & WOOD, viii open on Monday, April
n 4th. new style French Tunc"s; new style
French Skirt Supporters: French Corsets, all the
desirable shapes: Ladies Cotton and Thread Hose:
Flat Reeds: Real Steel Spring Hoop Skirts. rang
ing in price from 80 cts. to $3.50; Spool Cotton
for Sewing Machines, andmany other new and desi-
rable Goods. Call and examine our assortment,
at 10 King. one door from Washington street.
ana
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GpFrTACIES

rOLD. SILVER. and fine STEEL SPECTA-
(J Giles, EYEGLASSES, &C., of every focus.
Also OPERA and SHELL READING GLASS
rs. A large assortment OF the above always on
hand.
Particular attention given to the selection OF
GLASSES, suited 10 the eyes of wearers.
NJ. W. GAIT L BRO, JEWELLERS,
3j4 Penn ave. doors west Of Browns Hotel.
Wnshin rtnn M Ct
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CpRING AND SUMNER SUPPLIES OF
= GENTLEMEN'S FASHIONABLE GOODS.
A. S. ROBINSON,

MERCHANl 1hlLOh, NO. o SouIh IVY "a 90
Has lust opened n splendid assortment OF "ooDS
in his line embracing everything necessary for the
full equipment of gentlemen in the most fashion
able suits. Also, SHIRTS. COLLARS. GLol ES'
HOSIERY, NECK TIES, &c. Having bought for
cash and greatly reduced his expenses. he is pre-
pared TO furnish his CASH customers with all artl-
Giles in his line, at the very lowest figures. All
orders will be promptly and faithfully attended TO-
Don't forget the numbers South Royal street.
nss- Persons in want of Goods in his line are
respectfully urged to give him call as in ht make
quality. and price he challenges comparison with
any house in this or any other city. apJ
sssss VERY DESIRABLE REAL ESTATE
He FOR SALE OR RENT will sell the
;6rec- story BRICK DWELLING, which | now
occupy, on liberal credit. or lease 1t for i've
wears to n responsible tenant. This property u,
in good orders located in a very good and
highly respectable neighhorhood. and | am alone
induced TO offer it for sale, rent. to avoid The
cares and anxietcs of housekeeping. Gas and
water is carried through the house. If l SELL or
lease. in that event. l shall have for hire, tw"
well trained male dining room Slaves, and Il good
female Cook. Ny furniture is good amt fashion
able and will he disposed of ut private or public
s,lc. sbould discontinue housekeeping.
an i-wtf CHRISTOPHER NEALE
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~ WHEELER, Agent, No. 81 LOUISIANA AVE
u. NUE., OPPOSITE CENTRE MARKET. WASHING
roS CITY. offers for sale at lowest cash prices
Bar Iron. Sheet Iron, Steel,
Tin. Zinc. Bar and Sheet Lead,
Benden'S Patent Horse Shoes, and general
assortment of HARDWARE, BUILDING MATE
RAILS, and TOOLS.
Washington. feb ll-eo3m
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TOBACCO.

TOBACCO.
SMOKING FINE CUT CHEWING SMOKING
No l. T. 4 L.. or plain. st JlgO
No. Cnvenli-h sweet, Spanish,
Mo- 1872 mNd, sweet Scented UrOn"Cv Canister
Eitef1r. Tin Foil Cavrud>h. Turkish
A Circular of Prices will be sent ON application.
" b. Note the new article of Fresh Scotch Snuff.
New York ian 2j-iawIm
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ESTABLISHED 1850.

PETER LORILLARD,
SNUFF AND TOBACCO MANUFACTURER,
10 and 10 Chambers street,
(FormcyIy u chatham Sf,e"t. Mr. York;
WOULD call the especial attention Of Grocers
w and Druggists to his removal, aud also the
articles of his Manufacture, viz
BROWN SNUFF.
Macaboy Dcmigrus,
Fine Rappec. Pure Virginia.
Coarse kuppce. Narmt"ches,
American Gentleman. Copenhagen.
YELLOW SNUFF.
Scotch Honey Dew Scotch.
High Toast Scotch. Fresh Honey Dew Scotch,
Irish high Toast, Fresh Scotch.
ar Iuulyfuvt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-05

IupRovEMExrS.-rhc frame building on
Pitt street. between King and Prince, re-
Gently occupied as carpenters shop, by Mr..
J. W. Nails. has been torn down, and upon
it's site Mr. John Summers intends erecting
a large brick building, to be used by him as
a Car factory.
Workmen are now engaged in tearing
down the old frame dwelling, at the north
west corner of Prince and Royal streets,
where three-story brick dwelling and store
is to be erected by Mr.. Samuel Miller
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-05

NOTICE.-The highest market price paid for
~ old Scrap Iron. Wrought and Cast, Rags,
Rope, Copper, Brass Lead, Zinc. Bones, &c.
j. W. KENT ( Co.
cor Union and Duke SITS, or No. 30 Cnion-st
s.n
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GOAL! COAL Arrived and now delivering,
~ per Schr. OctaSia Ellen. White Ash Egg and
Red Ash Stove or Mutt. odapfed to mail Store.
anil far Summer Cooking. WISE & Co,
King. between Wate! Union-sts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-05

ORDINATIONS Mr.. Gatewood. Of Nor
folk. was ordained Priest Of the Protestant
Episcopal Church, on Sunday morning, in
Christ Church, Rt. Rev. Bishop Johns, as
sistant Bishop of the Diocese, officiating.
The sermon on the occasion was preached by
Rev. G.. b. Dana, Rector of the Church. and
the candidate was presented by Rev Geo. y.
Smith.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-05

FINE OYsrERs.-Mr. John I. Price sent US
Yesterday, some of the largest and finest fla
v,red oysters that we have had the pleasure
of enjoying this season. We would recon-
mend those of our friends who want some
th;nr ert,a in the oyster line, to call at either
of Prices saloons. one on Union ST., and one
on the corner of King and Royal SITS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-05

CHANGE OF DAY.-The Georgetown CORES
pondent of the Washington Star says: The
droyers and District butchers have concluded
70 change the Cattle market at the yards,
from Friday. the day upon which it has here
,ofare been held, 10 Monday. This is good
change as it will do away with the odous
practice. which frequently occurs, of taking
large droves OF cattle through our streets on
the Sabbath day"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-05

WEST 4 SONS 80. | ETHEREAL OIL,
w for sale and at al times, on hand, by
NH 81 J. T. YOUNG.
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C,pECI,L NOTICE-We have placed all our
nn.sirI.I accounts in the hands Of Mr.. WV \.
~ - ~ Gnr collection. He may be found at 100
E;nn ,tre.t corner of PIT. We hope all those IN
'Iah,oJ N n. will come forward and settle without
delav, we are anxious to have our business closed
as rpeedily a. possible. ,,or
NH z9-solm TAYLOR J. HCTCHlsON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-05
DR.. MCGUIRE,

TO FISHERMEN AND FARMERS.
ao00 BUSHELS HEAVY BRIGHT SALT.
OUUU suitable for the fisheries or Agricultural
purpo.e.. For sale at n low price, hy
Il. II. LAMBERT.
NH 9O-.olot Union Wharf.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-05

EARTHQUAKE Is NIRGIN1A.-Thc shock OF
an earthquake was distinctly felt at Jefferson
Vile. TazcwclI county, Va, about O'Clock
at night on the odd ult. y heavy rumbling
sound. easily distinguishable from that OF
thunder, was, several seconds after followed
by distinct Earring Of houses, rafting OF
uuecn>warc and window sash. 1t was less
violent than the one experienced ut the same
place in May, 1872.