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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-21
IN COMMON COUNCIL.

At Il meeting OF the Common Council of Alex
anIria, held April 10Th, 1889. there were present,
Lewis Mckenzie. esq, President.
Messrs. Burke. Markell, kinzcr. Eastlack, Hal
lowell. Latham. Berry, Washington, Smoot. Beach.
and Jameson.
The Clerk being absent, 4. Jamieson WAS ap-
pointed Clerk. pro tenn.
The resolution regarding the adjournment OF the
Civ Council. passed at the last meeting, was re-
cci, ed from the Beard of Aldermen. amended by
strikiu. out the words and other General busi-
ness.
Mr.. Eastlack moved that this Board concur in
said amendment. Lost.
A message wa, received from the Board OF Al
,lernen. informing this Board Of their adherence
10 the above amendment.
Mr.. Berry moved that Il of conference
be appointed. Carried.
Committee on The part of this Board, Me''rs.
kinzcr and Berry.
The committee of conference reported that the
committee coull not agree ON any plan OF action
regarding the disagreement OF the 'w" boards
On motion. the Council adjourned.
Testc: AND'W. JAMESON, Clerk pro tenn.
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Later from California.

Sr. Louis. April 20.-The overland mail OF
the 18th has arrived. The California House
of Representatives has passed Il bill to divide
the State. and another for calling n conven-
ton of delegates from California, Oregon,
Washington, and Arizona, to consider a plan
for the construction of Pacific railroad.
Business generally was dull, and the mar
ket. unchanged.
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FLOUR.-Msrket very quiet-no sales reported
on Change. Receipts light, aud offerings small
WHEAT.-Small sales-ordinary white ut l30c.
No good offered. Sales oi very inferior red at
ls4c.; fair to good l.3c. There is II fair enquiry
but the receipts are very light.
CORN is in fair request, with sales Of white 1T
$40 S3c. by weight.
RYE is much wanted, but in the absence OF
sales worthy Of note, we have made no change IN
our quotations.
OATS-Market very quiet. and no sales repor-
ted on Change. The supply is very limited.
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HALIFAX. April 2o.-The royal mail steam
er Arabia. from Liverpool, on the Doth, has
just arrived. Her aiyices are highly imp"r-
tant.
The adyiccs sent out by the Fulton, (which
passed Cape Race IN sunday state that the
English ministry had decided to dissolve the
Parliament. but no date was fixed for it,
dissolution. The whole country was flooded
with addresses against the measure.
The seven million India loan bill had pass
ell both houses.
Continental advices are very warlike and
threatening. The latest Paris advices say
that a crisis is at hand. Large bodies OF
Austrian troops are on the move for Italy
There was also great activity i'll France. The
Paris boursr was depressed and closed at Il
decline Of nearly one per cent. in the lasttwo
days.
The ship Grey Oak. from London. bound
10 New York. wa abandoned at sea, and the
crew were picked up and taken into Liver
pool by the City of Washington, which ar
rived out ON the eth. The North Briton ar
rived out on the same day, and the -Etna
was passed going up the Channel ON the 9th.
CoMMERcIAL.-C"tton had slightly declin-
ed. principally on inferior qualities. Bread
stufs very dull. Provisions firm. Consols
94;m9j.
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Eminent Babies.

There are at present three distinguished
;ofan,. in Europe-the Anglo-Prussian baby,
'4.nr;pg Of Victoria Adelaide Mary Louisa.
Princess Roval of England, and Frederick
wTiiam grandson of the King Of Prussia;
the Spanish baby. offspring of Her Majesty
If spain, and. ~presumptively, of her hus-
land whilom Duke Of Cadiz; and the French
Iabv presented some three years ago by the
Drei,y and fdgetty Empress Eugene to her
..nou,. Napole0n Ill.
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MARINE LIST.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA-APRIL 20

PORT OF ALEXANDRIA-APRIL 20.
ARRIVED.
Schr. H.. / l.. Neild. Cawsey, Baltimore. salt to
}. y. Harper 4 Go.
Schr. Jonas Sparks. Rogers, New York, to Mas.
Ter.
Brig Csthsrine Rogers, Britt, Boston. by Boz
den Mining Go.
Schr. Island City, Conklin. New York. by Bor.
den Mining Co.
sehr. Aurelia Howe. Apologize. New York, by d.
Il. smith.
Steamer Columbia. Harper. Baltimore, by Wheat
4 Bro.
MEMORANDA.
Schr. =. Chester, Bowers, from this port, for
"e!ltcei. arrived at Holmes Hole. 18th inst.
H'hr' James House, Sprsgue, hence at Fall
River, l7,h inst.
>"hrs. Henry LaurenS. Johnson. for this port,
10 load for Pembroke. Me-. and Rio. Chandler. for
a"' 10 load for East Cambridge. sailed from Prov
idence. 10th inst.
H'hrs. John b. Holmes. Campbell. from Wash,
ius'on' arrived ut Norfolk. 18th inst: Thomas b.
Florence, Haynes. for do. cid. same day.
sem Only Daughter, supposed for this port.
saleI ION Fall River. 10th inst.
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Accident to a Steamship.

CHARLESTON. April 2o.-The steamship
James Adger. hence for New York. broke her
shaft when off Georgetown. on Monday nj
ternoon. 4 steamer has been sent 10 her
assistance.
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, April 2O.-Flour closed firm How
ard street s6.l2!; Ohio $6@S6.l2i. Whea, scarce;
there were only 500 bushels offered. and prices
closed unchanged; white $l.jj@sl.7O for fair /"
prime; red 81. 40 $3.50, Tor fair to choice. Corn
closed firm; white 75G soc; yellow 81 a USE. Pro.
visions closed quiet; bacon sides &c. "hishey
closed Quiet a. goa &c. for City and Ohio.
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PHILADELPHIA Cattle Market, April ID.

Reef Csttle.-The offerings at the different yards
this week amounted to 1000 head: sales ranged
from SIS 3O@$l2 50 q 100 ibsr as to quality
market was brisk. Cows and Calyes-sales Of first
quality at s30M $40. and second DO. at 5000 $50
each. ~Shesp-About 1000 at markc!: sales ut .
"a y cts. p h. gross. H~ogs-orerines about
1900 head; and sales at SS(G ~ T. lOo lbs nett
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NEw York. April ls.-The stock market was
active aud buoysnt to-day. In state stock ihere
has been but little alteration; California Se'ens
were one-half p cent. higher.
The weekly Bank returns show an increase oil
LEANS and discounts 10 the amount o. sloS,ull,
and 4 decrease of Sl76.s.7 in specie.
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MARRIED.

l,n the 18th instant, in salem, fauquier county
Virginia. by the Rev. Vim. L: Jndkins, Doctor
rItNENT c. SPEIDEN, to Miss MARY K. D..
NORRIS, daughter of George W. Norris, esq, of
,.Ism Virginia. Iwarreuton papers, please eopy.l
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The circulars by the Europa report that amer'-
can securities wero quiet. Illinois Central shares
had fallen to 3s3c. discount. The iceland bonds
were firm aud in demand AT s1Go7. There were
considerable transactionsi in Federal h'es o' 1874
at 9iM94!. which with exchange - the same
nrinn "A. hnr.
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Ysavv Imports at New York.

The foreign imports for last week were larger
both in dry goods and general merchandise. than
for the corresponding period of either Of the pre-
vious two years, and the total since January LIT
i, more than double than that last yoar, and slight
" in excess of 1857, AS will appear from the fol
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new ORLEANS, April 10 Tohae'" continues
active At a further advance. The deu's"" - part
IL sp.culati,e. The weather is untnV"rahle for
the cotton planters, and the season Is regarded ~
a fortnight backward.
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k FOR ~KENT.-The first class three story
E"%4 brick DWELLING. formerly occupied by
Mr.. Solomon Masters, situated on the north side ot
King, between Alfred and Patrick streets. IhiS
dwelling has recently been put in thorough repair,
newly covered with slate. papered and painted
throughout. and is now in every respect II most
desirable residence. Terms S350 per year. Pos
session given immediately. Apply 10
ON 2,-.,tf GEO. ID. FUWLE
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SECOND


TIME UNDERSIGNED are now rere'NlnS IN a'-
di,ion to their present large stock, the follow
Ing GOODS
- hhd.. New Orleans Sugars. fair to prime =,
- bbls. Crushed. Powdered. Graduated AMI
Coffee Sugars
~ bbIs. Yellow Refined Sugar, very handsome
IS bhd.. Cuba. Muscovado. and Porto Re" Mo
lasscs
n hills, New Orleans strictly prime Mola'ses
Is hbls. Golden Syrups
s, bag, Green Rio Coffee. prime quality
20 hays White Laguara Coffee, prime quality
IS tiercrs fresh beat Rice
II casks Machine Oh
% tierccs Cider Vinegar
. ceroons :. +. Indigo.
", shall be receiving weekly during the spring
I'm .;rcss from New York. goods in our line' max
in, our assortment at all times large and complete.
w ;uyiI. merchants generally. visiting this mar
L,, 70 examine our stock before making their pur-
,ha.,s-they will find it to their interest to do 70;
y. W, can and will supply them fully as 'hrnr' ana
:, 80 favorable terms ~ goods II the same quail
- can h.. purchased in Baltimore.
J. Ii. McVEIGH i son,
Prince-street Wharf.
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DIED.

,r,iI 9Th. in the I'D year Of his age, Captain
HENRY PRIEST, ut his residence. near hann'-
hal Missouri The deceased Was a native OF fau-
10, oopn,v Virginia, where he resided until his
,.,oovsl 10 Missouri, some twenty years since
The writer of this notice knew hth wen IN VIZ
yinia, where he was highly esteemed by all bis
ecousintances for his many noble and generous
Trait, Of character, and 1t was his good fortune 70
rsnew that acquaintance, a. hs hospila6ie house
!, Missouri, where, surrounded By his devoted
family. and loved by all who knew him, nc was
ns.siny quietly away, 10 that undiscovered coun-
try. from who's. bourne no traveller eet returns.
n. wa, hospitable, kind, and charitable. Over
hi, door were two right hands joined, eCablem-
ATTIC Of his Masonic character, Brotherly Love.
Relief ,pd Truth, 10 which he was ever true
walking u~prigh,ly before tod and man. and
t,uaring his actions, by the square Of rirtue.'--
A. DO lived, so be died. in charity with ell man
kind. ID.
In Santa To, New Mexico. on the 18th day Of
February, 1859, THOMAS O.. SMITH, son Of the
late Maj. Charles II. Smith, formerly Of Norfolk,
Virginia.
In Fredericksburg. on Sunday night. April 10th,
Mr.. EvELINA $. SMITH, wife of the late Maj.
Charles H.. smith, formerly Of Norfolk, Va.
At the re,idrnce of J. X. Spotswood, esq, in
Orange county, IN this State. on Monday week,
shout dawn, MARY ELIZA. daughter of the Rev.
". II. snd F. c. Jones, aged about 81 years
She endured a protrscted and painful Illness, with
the patience Of a true Christian, and died calmly,
hopefully and rriumphantly in the bosom OF the
church. leaning on her Saviour and her uod:
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MEMORIALS TO THE DEAD.
pnpERT IL NNSU

No. - .S,"h f"iy"I IT,. "snriy opPo.;te The fi'''
Pre-Lytri"n church,
I As on hand. and l. manufacturing every DIES.
II s%cription pf PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL
MARBLE WORK, MONUMENTS, T0MBS,
HEADSTONES. CRADLE TOMBS, CROSSES,
LANES, &c.
He i. al-o prepared to furnish MARBLE Man
Tells. COrSrgR SLABS, STILLS, and LISrELs, 81
moderate prices. Being determined to give hi:
undivided attention To biz business, he invite. al
in want Of anything in his line, to give him a call
NH og-culm
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uNiE GREAT BOOK OF THE SEASON.

| NNlE GREAT BOOK UF THE SEASON, at
FRENCHS Book ana P.Jiodic"i DePoL.-
"BoRpER WAR;" by j. Il Jones. author Of wild
Western SCENES" War Path d., &c, | vol. IL
mo. SIPS.
The Ladies' Monthly Magazine, lie Monde Ele
CANT ct the word Df Fashion. Il J"urGu! Of the
Courts OF Lrndol and Paris. one Of the best Fash
ion Books in tne world. Sue.
Cooley Laiy's Book for May contains sixteen
full length figures of Fashions an Alphabet Tor
marking. printed in colors; u great variety oi
| Cbildren's Dresses. &c. 1t is the gem oi the sea
son. 2jc.
Arthur Home Magazine for May. lS4.
The Comic Bouquet for May. Zoe.
Nick Max for May is rich, Zoe.
lac Bon Ton, Ladies National Magazine. Bal
lou's, aud all the new Magazines. Books. Papers
&C., on hand. Constantly receiving Ne" Books.
,,oI
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COMPANY MUSTER.

1 Ill person, between the ages Of Is and 10
"A years. residing within the city Of Alexandria,
and liable to Militia duty, are notified to attend at
the Court House, on Monday, the 25th day OF
April, 1859, at IL o'clock, 4. NJ. for Company
muster. By order Of the Commandment oi the
l7ith Regiment Virginia Militia.
lst-Capt. William :. Moore. CVmmandant LIST
Company.
2nd-Capt. John +. Clarke, Coninandant End
Company.
3rd-Lieur. EMANUEL Franci., CominandaEt Bird
Company.
4th-Capt. Samucl ~Gcdney, Commandment 18th
Company.
Jth-Cap,. Joseph Williams, Commandan' 9TH
Company.
Gth--Capt. John y. Milbnru, Commandant 9TH
Company.
7th-CapL. liam ". Barker, Commandant 'th
Company. .,,
the same time and place. Nh election will be
held to supply , acauci,s il the following Compa-
MES:
In the lst Company for ID Lieutenant.
4" ID Captain.
Sd " " Captain 4 lst Lieut..
" 9TH Captain.
" 18th " LIST Lieut..
Nv order Of the Commandment. AZ lb-rotd
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I"'
FOR SALE.-Tbis beautiful! fkRN
of ONE THOUSAND ACRES, lies in Fair.
fax County, Va, three miles frsm Alexandria,, near
the Mount Vernon and Telegraph Roads. II u
known a. a part Of the old Mason estate, aud be
longs now 10 the heirs Of the late Thom -on r.
Mason. This FARM has never been tenant"t.
and for many years has been lined and carefully
&C. ploughed. 1t is hcalthly-the
Sa numerous and comfortable-the water good,
and the views of water, wood, DC, very pleasing.
The whole FARM lies before you, and every held
may be seen from the dwelling. No place coAi"
he better calculated to make u pleasant bone, OF =
good investment in practical hands. II too large.
Il would divide well into several farms, and iorn
a charming home settlement. 1t IS particularly
sdapted 10 white labor, being fine grass, aud tvf
dairy purposes has the best milk market IN "aS-
ingtou city or in the Union.
~ Also, I'm elegant and commodious Dwell
u LING in Alexandria, belonging TO the same
family and we'll known Ms "COLR0SS.' Tho
garden and grounds contain " ACRES, en-
closed with brick walls, and the whole establlsh-
ment il the home Of a gentleman. Alexandria
affords great adv antages for the education OF chill
dren, while it. vicinity to Washington command'
the society and enjoyments peculiar to that city, II
desired.
Reference for terms, &c, may he made to J..
LOUIS KINZER in Alexandris, or JOHN a.
WASHINGTON, Of Mount Vernon.
ap l-eOiw
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Oh U' NI II HINVE'
M 40 Louisiana ave., between It'll and 9TH sts.'
WASHINGTON CITY,
OPPOSITE CENTRE MARKET SPACE
vIrOTLD call the attention OF their friends anu
w others in Alexandris. to the """ and den.
r,bh, took of DRY GOODS. they have opened.
snd are pow prepared to offer 10 the public:
Black and Fancy silks
Berages, in every style
Poll lie Chcv"rs. Ducals
orrandies. French Painted Jnconett
R~aglans. Nantes. silk and Lace
Shawls, in every variety
Shcetips and Shirting Linens. In fact every
de.criptj,p Of GOODS, usually found in q first class
house; and solicit = call from sll before making
their purchases. Washington, sP J:
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81 FOR SALE.-The HOUSE and LOT near
fj; the Theological Seminary OF Virginia. known
MS & LiRENS." The House is large and well
built. and has about 26 ACRES OF LAND attach
ed. Additional land i'll the immediate WENT!
may be obtained, if desired. by the purchaser
For terms, apply to J. b. ConsE. esq. or the sub
scrihcr. nhoh"h ~ ~
AID 2l-2awtf
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NH 2y-.n2m

uNHE PREMIUM SADDLE STAlLloi-IoM
G. TELEGRAPH claims the above title, ha'-
ing taken every pralniaa for which hr has con-
tended.
The editor OF the American Farmer. AN agricnl-
tural paper published in Baltimore, having wit
Messed the performance Of thi. horse NJ the United
Stares Fair. in Richmond, ana The Virginia State
Fair nj Petersburg. writes OF him thus:
Blu; one Of the very beat saddle horses We have
ever seen. was the superb dark bay stallion eAli-
bitei by y. Berkeley, ssq, OF Loudoun county
Va. lie was of the Telegraph breed, or, IA II Is most
familiarl, known in Maryland. the Ton" breed
certainly the best breed altogether for saddle
horse. Of easy. yet rspia gait, in this country; and
particularly adapted, by their kind and gentle
iiSpuSitipus. to aides use. We watched the RAPID
pace of Mr.. Bcrkclcy's stallion, and his sure and
tirm. but easy gait. as he was repeatedly ridden
around the ring. With the same admiration which
all who witnessed the performance warmly ex-
pressed. and felt fully justified i'll the preference we
have always felt for the admirable breed Tor me
saddle. There are two gentlemen Ill Baltimore
county. whose stock oil Tom horses are particularly
fine: but wc have never seen any oi the breeh 80
larg, and very desirable, Il. the stallion exhibited
by Mr.. Berkeley .. ,
tom q. isa rich bay. Ii hands | inch high. Of
strong hone. great muscle. and superior action; was
,ireL by Rogers Tom Telegraph, and out OF II IA
nous Jack ODiamond .adlle mare. His colts are
without II single exception. bays. and of line size.
He will commence the season at my stable on Mon
dav. April ith. and continue there one week. lie
will divide TIA" next week between Leesburs amt
Whentland. will ~ to L~eesburs on Monday, and to
Wheatland. on Thursday, and alternately between
tho stands. being at home every other week.
TERN,.-Twenty dollars insurance, due when
tn. mare i known TO be in foal; but from those
who pay before April lst, ls6O-hfteen dollar
will be received in full. Twenty dollars will be
rigidly and imrnrtially exactcd from all who fail
T." pay before that date. Any one sending five
mares Of his own can name d sixth one gratis
They must be returned regularly. Parting from
a mare will forfeit the insurance.
Good pasturage furnished mares from a distance
at 81 per month. and every care taken TO prevent
accidents. but no responsibility assumed.
y. BERKELEY.
An rl., T.,n,. NJ, aft
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1no BARRELS Old Rye Whisky
lUU 20 hhls. Gibson Wh>kcy
30 E. Roctifcd Whisky
10 L" n. Z. Rum
10 =" Sweet Wine
20 " French Brandy
) " Ginger Brandy
; I casks Old Madeira Wine
:. Port Wine, for sale by
onol KINCHELOE d BRIlN.
c. REWARD! -Strayed or stolen from the sub
SD scriber. a small white cow. with three or
four black spots on the hody-straigh' hornS'
The above reward will be paid il she is returned
or one-half for Information OF her Whereabouts, '"
tho, 7 yst her. SAMUEL Il. ilSSEl.
nm 2I-3t South End of Westinghouse.
TIGARS! CIGARS"-Received ;his day a tine
~ lot of prime Cigars. the most prominent o,nn'
of which We mention. the Fixed Star. ms
Cigar has no equal in sale or flavor. For sale b.!
PEEL, STEVENS 4 CO.,
.noI cor King 4 Alfred SIS.
oils. Gc.-Linsecd, Sperm, Solar, Tram
" Neatsfoot. Boiled Linseed; Spirits lur"Pc"-
tine; Ethereal Oil: Putty; Window Glas.' &C., Vi
sale 10y j. LEApBEAiEn go.
DROwN.S BRONCHIAL TRoCHES. for the
d cure Of Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds. h"rse''ss''
.-,bma Irr;,.t;op. or Soreness of the Throat. &c,
for sale by zap 2lI IL. 'ooh -
SUPEK CARB. SODA, Of superior quaify' ''F
- Cooking, received and for sale ny
J. LEADBEATER / SON.
u,o, Stahler's Old stand.
A BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT OF SPKiNn
n SHAWLS: also, some very desira"e n''
Grape Sha~ls. Jap ell q "'''
T AIDES CuRSETS AND BODDlCEs' Just
i opened in great variety. with man! ".nf, !"
sirable Goods. lap I'll AShb
1nOn LBS. SUGAR CURED HAMS; iV"o
lUUU do Shoulder Bacon. in store ana ,r a''
no an2Il JOHN A.. DlNoN:
On PACKAGES Crushed, Powdered urnnnIa,
ZU ted and Coffee SUGARS, just rereived auu
for sale BY lap2i) JOHN A DlAoN
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HRESS GOODS. &C.-Ju,t received n henniI-
ful assortment of
French Organdy and Lawn Robes
Black and Fancy Colored Ecragc Il"
Salrntia and Challie do
Lace and silk Mantillas and Point.
pnraSuls and sun Shades. new and beautiful
styles.
Also. Irish Linens, Superior Bleachcd Shirt
ing and Sheetimg Cottuns and Osnahurgs, Driii>.
Ducks. DENNIS. &C., to which We invite attention
anil g.. II. WILMER 4 BROS.
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1. H. & G. C. SCHNEIDER.
South side Pa. Arc. b,treen lori and llM stree
WASHINGTON. ID. G.,

WASHINGTON, d.. c.,
DEALERS IN BUILDERS HARDWARE.
WE would cal! toe attention OF Carpenter ana
w Builder. TO our large assortment Of 81 lid
Frs HARDWARE, which We will sell at reduced
prices. We name III part
200 dOx. Wilson's Sash Puilies, II, = a., No.
| and 2.
500 ditto Assorted Butts Loose and fa'' joints.
200 Kegs Assorted Avalon Nails.
4 large assortment ii Locks. Knobs, Bolts,
! Screws. strap Hinges, Files. Sc. Persons wishing
to purchase vii! find il to their advantage 10 give
~ call. Washington. feb l9-eoSm
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csRpET1NGs, MATT1NGs. and OIL CLOTHS.

I AN now in sceipt Of my NPEINH NIOth
Of the above GOODS. embracing White and
Check MATTINGS. of u superior quality: al'"'
i sheets of extra quality wide OIL CLOTHS
some of them 6 yards wide. and will b" cut to any
dimensions. for Rooms and Halls Stair Oil Cloths
Of all color.: i pieces very beautiful Brussels Car
pets. with Rugs 10 match Ingram CarpetIng:' OF
all kinds Cotton and Hemp DO: also. Cocoa Mat
ting for public Halls. j. VI. Slh"Ahl'
an 1q-nt
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Ia" Ui.coce,.d at Lmt. ~sya
A CERTAIN CURE for CORNs and BUNI0Es.

Mfy" Uiscorer.d at Lmt. ~sya.
A CERTAIN CURE for CORNs and BUN10Es.
A IL PERSONS AFFECTED WITH THESE
n PAINFUL EXCRESENCES. can effect per
feet Cries, without the aid of Il surgeon or the
knife. by using SANFORD'S CORN PLASTERs.
C0RNS, Do. BUNIONS, Do.
Sent by mail, postage paid. to any part OF the
couptrv, OH receipt of Sl.n0. Address
DR.. :. j.. SANFORD, 24l Dock-s'..
an la-dlm or Box 26l p. o.. Philadelphia.
HOSIERY AND GLOVES.
lust received by ". y. BERkLEi, " very
- superior assortment OF
L.isle Thread and Cotton Hosiery
Misses do. all sizes, and good quality
pie Mic. Isle Thread and Cotton Gloves
Ladies Thread Gauntlets. &c.
Ladies and Gentlcmens Kids, suitable ior
IN. season. ap IL
STRAW MATING.
SIS. and d WHITE MATING
4-4 A.. and 81 COLORED do.
CARPETS and FLOOR OIL CLOTHS
For sale Ivy zap l3l HARPER 4 BIO.
PLASTER! PLASTER!
WE are expecting daily. $50 TONS Of BL'h
w WINDSOR PLASTER. which We "aer al
the lowest market rates from vessel.
an II HILL. BROWN Il PARTON.
lust RECEIVED n fine lot Of PINE APPLES
=. ,n'd,v For sale a, c. SCHAFER'S,
Osn,o No. ,. north Rairfax-st.
0RCIIARD GRASS SEED.-loO bushels fresh
~ Orchard GrassSeed, received. and Tor saie oS
an 10 WHEAT s BRO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-21

ERUITS CAN BE PRESERVED WITH
II THEIR ORIGINAL FLAVOR By USING
THE EXCELSIOR FRUIT and PRESERVE
CANS."-They are the cheapest in use. Their
popularity i. constantly increasing. Hundred,
who have used them can certify TO their qualities.
am also manufacturing the "1MPROVED
EXCELSIOR CAN, for shipping, a 10 jar
incident to transportation can break the cement.
Call and examine them.
Also receiving the celebrated DR.. KANE Sill
VENTiLATING DINING ROOM
RATOR. 40 elegant and usefu! piece OF furniture
Also. W~arerman's Patent and other Refrigerator.
Porcelain Lined WATER COOLERS, II new ana
beautiful article. Call aud examine them al
II. /. GREGORY,
n us and 100 kisg street.