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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-05

REMARkS.-The market this week mas peen
generally quiet. with light receipts and moderate
transactions. Buyers and sellers have been nj va
rance in regard to the price of Flour and the
sales to shippers have been small We note sale
of 200 barrels Union street Sulerhne yesterday
on Change at 81 -. Extra may DO quoted at
ST 25Gl Sc So according TO brand, and IN good
request. Family is wanted at 5; 5OaSs -. and
IS 80 for fancy brands. There have been but
light offerings of Wheat, and though the prices
have varied. yet at the close Of the week the high
est quotations were fully maintained, the market
closing firm at 1851 soc. for white, and ESQ
1885, for rcd according to quality. from inferior to
good There has been moderate enquiry for
Wheat during the week which may be attributable
to the small quantity coming to market. Corn has
been in fair demand though the sales are falling
of as compared with the previous week. We note
sales on Change yesterday of some white at ''(G
.6c by weight, and the same description at re by
measure. These figures show q slight improve
ment in prices. Rye has been quiet on account o
the small supply, but there has been steady de-
mand. and prices have advanced, closing firm, with
sales at 75@ Soc, according to quality. There
have been very few Oats coming to market, and IN
the absence of transactions, except tot very hmi-
ted extent, wo are without reliable quotations
nominal price 4jc. Seeds have been in fair re-
quest, bu, We have no change to note in quotations
Glover Seed is brisk at Sc SOFAS. Timothy and
Flsxsecd are quiet at 50, for the former. and sl3C
for the latter. Fertilizers are coming into notice
but as yet the sales hardly warrant quotations.
Groceries and Provisions are quiet and unchanged
Butter is in better supply. and prices tending
downward. Eggs are still scarce at l4@ lsc T
dozen. III other articles usually quoted we have
no change 10 note The fuel market is quiet
supply fully equal TO the demand, and no change
in prices since our last report. Freights are sc-
tive hu, vessels continue scarce, there having been
lew arrivals during the week.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-05
CONGRESS-.

In the Senate, yesterday, Mr. Green from
the Committee on Territories, reported bill
for establishing Territorial governments ovcl
the Territories Of Arizona and Dacotali, anC
t. create the office Of Sur, evor General there
for; which was ordered to he printed.
Also. bill for the relief Of Governor Doug
las, of Nancouvers Island, rcfunding hin
! 81 900 loaned TO Governor Stevens, of Wash
imgton, TO aid in the suppressing of Indian
hostilities in Washington Territory; which
was passed.
Mr.. Seward offered resolution calling OF
the Secretary Of War for the report of the
chief engineer of New York. concerning the
deiences Of New York and Brooklyn.
Mr.. Bright from the Committee on the
District Of Columbia, reported two bills iol
the District. One for comforting certain
powers on the Corporation of Washington
and one providing for the distribution Of the
ton and Georgetown.
! Mr.. Brown offered the following:
Resolved. That Saturday of the present
week he set apart for the consideration I"
business relating to the District Of Columbia
The yeas anlnays were ordered Agreed
TO- Yeas II; nays |.
On motion Of Mr. Polk the Senate proceed
ed 10 the consideration of an act giving the
assent of Congress to law OF the Missouri
Legislature, for the application Of the reScr
we'd two per cent. land fund of that State.
In the House Of Representatives. Mr.
Branch. Of y. c.. introduced resolution
requesting the Secretary of the Treasury t,
inform the House why he has not contormed
with the resolution of the House directing
him to publish an abstract of the coast trad,
of the United States. in his annual report on
:'Conmerc" and Navi gation.' This rcsolu
ton also inStructs the Secretary to rcpor,
some plan by which statistics OF til" coast
trade can he obtained and published.
The resolution wa, adopted.
Mr.. Wilson, of Ind, from the Committed
ON Elections. submitted a report declaring
Bird Chapman entitled to the seat now held
by Mr.. Ferguson as delegate from Nebraska
Mr. Smith. of Ill.,. introduced Il bill for tn,
establishment of national foundry at Alton
Illinois. Referred to the Committee oh Mil
itary Affairs.
Mr.. Phillips of Pa, said that he wished to make
some remarks in reference TO some mistake, whicl
the Secretary Of the Treasury had, in his opinion
mad, in the annual estimates. He would. howcv
or. give way, a gentlemen appeared anxious i"'
the consideration Of the private calendar.
The House went into Committee Of the Whole
Mr. Nichols of Ohio. in the chair and procccdc'
to the consideration of the private calendar.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-05

There is to be Il daily line OF stages from
Lcavcnworth city to Pixies Peak.
rJNENNESSEE LAND FOR SALE offer for
sale my landed estate, lying near Nc Mimi
yiIIc Warren county Tennessee, continuing SlA
THOUSAND NINE HUNDRED AND FOUR
ACRES by n recent survey. Ii lies at the foot oil
the Cumberland Mountains, nine miles from Me-
Miuuville on the Stage road leading to Nashville,
80 miles distant. and miles from II Railroad De-
not The surface j, gently rolling and covered
with oak poplar hickory, and walnut, producing
mast in abundance A never failing creek runs
through the whole tract, and in addition. there
are ahou; % fine Springs of pure tree'tonc water
The soil il good-produces corn, oats, wheat 10,
baccu. &c. The wheat raised upon 1t mas WeiSnea
=. hich A. 20 lbs To the bushcl. Glover. timothy,
and herb yra.s are also produced i'll great album
dance without either guano or plaster. The grass.
natural to the soil. j. in great quantities every
where through the forests. from the first OF April
until November. enough for thousand head OF
cattle, and ten thousand head of sheep. Any
quantity of hogs can be raised ut very trlfiinS
cost from the mast, which lasts from October until
June About 900 ACRES OF LAND is cleared,
[3A with cabins for tenants, and the ID" Eli
,is::l LING is handsomely built, with or 10
rooms. good stables, sc. Society Is good, equal
ling that of any neighborhood in Virginia. The
southern University under the auspices of tho
Episcopal Church. is 40 miles distant. and the eel
ebrated Watering place Bershcha only % Mills.
churches and common schools are convenient and
numerous The climate l. very mild during win
ter, and free from excessive heat i'll summer The
atmosphere j. dry and clear Of moisture or humid
ity from tho elevation of the country-making 1t
all tina; persons of weak lungs could ak. The
constantly increasing price OF these lands would
make this Il fine investment to gentleman who
also wished to establish grain OF stock estate.
To gentlemen. too. who have large quantities OF
negroes on the Northern border of Virginia, and
who hold them only ut the will Of the Abolitioniss,
this part of Tennessee affords safe retreat. L
will divide the tract, if desired or sell 1t IN one
body at s. per part in hand. and the balance
on time, satisfactorily secured. Address
GEORGE GLASCOCk,
McM;nnyi!le Warren County. Tennessee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-05
Sales of Stock in Richmond, Feb. 4.

Virginia six r cent n years to run, no saioo al the
v;,yni, .ix = cent. shorter dates, sS9t1
virhm,nd CITY Bund-, sales SSt.
Virginia Bank stick par :. sales We.
FARMERS Bank stock, sales Slu3
r,rh,tg, Bank stock SALES Slna
Uchmnnd Fredericksburg, and Potomac kailrosd stock,
Last salrs go. sn
rir5mnpd and anylle Railroad guaranteed bonds, sales
SIj and interest nat ,,. -.
y;rui, and Tennessee Railroad Bonds End mortgage - D
-i interest, Do. 3rd mortgage, SI1 and interest
v;-cni, Central Railroad Bonds 3 3 AMI interest.
,.nya and Alexandria Railroad Bonds S'a and interest
n,sn. and Alexandria = Bonds sS5 and interest
MANASSAS tap Railroad Bonds, s5l aud interest.
Norfik City ga. Hat.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-05
Democratic Caucus.

HARTFORD. CoxN.. Feb. There was a
lively time in the Democratic caucus last
evening. Douglas delegates were elected in
various conventions by vote of five to one.
Strong resolutions nominating him for Pres
idcnt were unanimously passed. Julius S.
Strong esq, one Of the delegates denounced
the administration in bitter terms.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-05
Prompt Settlement of Liabilities.

MONTGOMERY, Feb 1.-The Adams FIX
press Company, yesterday, paid $4,000 to
the owners Of the money recently stolen
while in their charge. The Company, as
soon as they were aware of the robbery, i'm
mcdiatcly transmitted the amount from the
north
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-05
N A r IN E Us 7 .
PORT OF Observation-Disclosures 4

PORT OF ALENANDRIA-FEBK VAKl 4.
ARRIVED.
Brig Georgia Todd New Orleans. sugar and
molasses to F"wlc a Go.
Schr r. H. shannon. March. New York, guano
to Fowlc 4 Co.
Schr :. NJ. Smith. Sherwood, New York, guano
to Knox d Bro.
Schr Ann d.. Newton. New York, TOD. {. New
EFT.
SAILED.
Schr. Tram Smith, Mc,iivern, Fal! River by Bor-
den Mining Co.
MEMORANDA.
Schr :. Il. King. Andrews. for this port, cleared
at Philadelphia ID inst.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-05

GRAY ; machine shops in Bristol. Connec-
ticut, were destroyed by fire on the Sd inst.
Loss SD 900. The Exchange Hotel in Hart
ford, Connecticut. was burned on the 3D.
Most of the contents were saved. but the
building was entirely destroyed. In It were
shoe store and paint store. but most OF
the goods were saved. The insurance Is
81 800. which will nearly cover the loss.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-05

AT meeting of the Massachusetts lilsto-
rical Society, addresses were made by several
distinguished gentlemen, in honor OF the
memory of the historian. Prescott.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-05

ikA sALE.-Thc second trade sale of teas tbis
s,asou took place yesterday, and attracted toseth
~; numerous company. Prices were well sus-
m, though no positive advance can DO quoted
sa.. ~ gold at 44d Doc. y b.; Young dyson 5o@
- i~snkay eb@23; Gunpowdcr 3l4@y; I'm
f'''a' 'i3d &c. p fb.-N Y. Com.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-05

Sorrm-SlpR R,lLRoAD.--The transporta-
ton of freight. passengers and mail, over the
South-Side road for the six months ending
December 3lst. 1888, show an increase over
the same period for 1851. Of Skill 81
The gain for the quarter ending December
81. 1858. over that of the previous year Is
Sl9,095 -. Or ~ per cent. Since the let Of
January. 1850 the Disbursements of the Com
rany have amounted to more than SlN,uh,
meeting all engagements.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-05

The General Appropriation bill is still be-
fore the House of Representatives, with Ell
forts but faint ones to reduce expenditures.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-05

CoyrRlBrTIoS.-The Washington Nation
al Monument Society has received from D. a.
Lehman, esq, of Philadelphia, a valuable
and interesting contribution. 1t is now IN
the Lapilarium. The inscription is: This
head was carved between two and three thouS-
and wears ago, by the Ancient Egyptians tor
the temple erected in honor of Augustus, on
the banks of the Nile: brought from there by
J. A. Lehman. and presented to the Wash
incton Monument, 1855" The head is set
in a block Of fine marble.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-05

RIcHvoSp. Feb. 4.-Flour--market unsettled. at
80 2jG ST S74 for supcrfine. Wheat is active
and prices have an advancing tendency-white
lJol ljjc.: red lijc. Sale of one lot prime white
at ltoc. Corn is du!l-prme. old, sOc.; new 500
Sc. Rye 70@.75c., and quiet. Oats arc in de-
maud III SOFA SOC
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-05

NEW YORK, February 3.-There were some active
movements to-day in Panama mail steamer stock,
and a considerable fall in consequence OF the ad-
fertiSelneut of u rival line.
There was but small business done in Bank
stocks. 4 large lot Of Government 6's was taken
at 1929 decline. Missouri Is were sold largely
al Il down to S3t, the latter decline. Virginia
o. closed at o. California new bonds ut S3t, and
4hdiana two. and-a- hats at 81.
The Europa, from this port to-day, took S3'2'-
-" IN specie. The closing business in exchange
was at lo9s for sterling at $40 SIS for francs
There is some complaint that the official award
:, S' The late Government loan is not yet made pub
nc 1t is thought that about ffty-six per cent OF
'ae bids at Slo2.0i will come into the distribution
lhe money market is we'll supplied. Call loans
200 r cent. first-class paper, to run 10 days
AUG months to p cont The banks general
are asking p cent. on temporary loans.
ioe receipts from customs yesterday amounted
SS,szosOs5 the amount in the Subtreasury wa
si,js1,9sS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-05

IrsT RECEIVED from New York, large con
D sigum.pt of LADIES FCRs, which wi! b"
sold extremely low, such as Fitch, etone Aaf''"'
JOHN 7. EVANS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-05

4 NEW ARRIyAL.-lo dozen TRt AkS, O.
a every description, for sale Ut No. ~, hns
.trv,;. Idec ?4l W. 7. PADGEIT,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-05

C,UEET MUSIC.-RecciNcd this morning. two
- hundred copies of carefully selected MUSIC
from a monthly catalogue OF the choicest pieces
consisting of Songs Duets, Quartetts. Polka
Trios. &C., &c. Also. Books of different author
Music Boxes. Vioins. Strings and Bows &c. al No.
9. Exchange Block. b. +. DENNIS.
Inn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-05
AMERICAN GUANO.

To Farmers and Ueaieys IN GW0no.
TJNIIIS GUAN0, from Jarvis Island. Ill the Pa
i ciic Ocean, containing 81 per cent "i PhnH-
pilates and Sulphatcs of Lime. and the most var-
able fertilizer known j, offered for sale in large or
small quautitie, at about two-thirds the price OF
Peruvian. For full information and particulars.
address c. :. MARSHALL,
pre.id.n, Of me Am.ric"H GHnno C"mpnmy.
&c, WILLIAM STREET NEw-lOEK.
Now York feb h-dft
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-05

NIOTICE-The 60 partnership heretofore exist
" inc under the name of WISE GREEN. Is
this day dissolved by mutual consent.
CHARLES j. WISE will continue the hnSi-
r,oss nm nj. avn account. {. J. WISE.
l.. E. GREEN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-05

MONEY SAVED.-D Excelsior
wi Piano Forte and Furniture Polish for polish
luz Pianos. Furniture, Coaches. Frames, Patent
Leather. &C.: any "ae can nee il. The Application
is simple producing beautiful lus're to anything
susceptible of Il polish. Call at the New Music
store No. s. Exchange Hook.
ian e. F. DENNIS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-05

WARRrxTnv ITENS.-Thc election for town
officers takes place on the 18th Saturday IN
April next.
James Crane and John Fox, cSqs., two old
and respectable citizens of this county. eX-
pircd few days since in this county. Mr,
Fox was one of the richest men in the State.
1t is said that he owned 81 many slaves that
in many cases he did not know his own pre-
perty. His property is valued. We learn, at
500. 900. John p. Phillips. esq, one oi our
first lawyers. is his executor, we understand
We are clad to learn that the members oi
the Episcopal Church in this place, ARE
highly pleased with their new pastor. the
Rev. Mr.. Barten. late of Massachusetts. We
have not vet had the pleasure OF hearing HIM
in the pulpit but learn that he is not only al,
excellent preacher, but highly educated and
cStimablc gentleman. Ii,r1rHfon wing.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-05

n EFERRING to the above notice, | would
II state. that having been unable To dispose "i
the Steam Plaster Mill advertised by mel have
this day purchased the interest of Mr.. Green and
will continue to grind and keep on hand during
and CdLTISEU PLASTER. which will he sold
at low prices. for cash.
rh ow CHARLES J. WISE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-05

A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALT" val
n liable FARM Of the la;c &. {. TaliaicTo ir-
ceased, in Culpepcr County. il offered for sale, pr
vately. This Farm is on the Rapidan River at
joining the Rapidan Station, Orange and AieS""
dra Ruilroad--the Station being only sir" nun
bred yards from the dwelling house and barn J.
contains $50 ACRES, is highly productive Sif''
ted in a beautiful country, and surrounird ~ q
a., most desirable ncighborhood. The 81 I'D
HI INGS are convenient, and in good repair.
TERMS accommodating. ANY information !" y,
Iation to the Farm may be had by aPph''''"""
the subscriber, or 20 the following person. r.,
A. MAYO. esq. Dr. +. W. Roddy, Richm9nu r.
A. Tsi;s:erro. Culpeper Court House, or Or. H. -
Taliaferro, Orange Court Housc: ,,,rrppG
$. :. -. -. cI.-.,.1r Cn .rn I-gaMN
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-05
Baltimore Cattle Market, February 8.

Beef Cattle.-The offerings at the Scales to-day
reached $50 head Of the number offered. 80
head were driven to New York, Is head
were driven to Philadelphia, - left over UNI
sold, and the remainder purchased by Baltimore
butchers. at prices rangin. from So 90 to 50 l2!,
ON the hoof, averaging - 3.l gross. Some extra
heavy Cattle sold fraction above the outside
figure. The market was dull and very inactive
to-day.
SHEEp.-Thcre was good supply at market to-
day, and the demand light; sales SO 500 s., ac-
cording to quality.
Hocs.-The supply is fair, nothing doing except
in lots to the city butchers; sales AT S7.50 s. 80
p cwt, according to quality.
BooT AND SHOE BrSISEss.-Pearl street yeser-
day presented very lively appearance There
seems to be no cessation i'll the boot and shoe trade.
Manufacturers and dealers are hard pressed to
keep the supply equal to the demand, and there is
every prospect tina, the present season will not on
ly be the best but continue the longest that has
been known for many years. Bo.ton ,jonrH".
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-05
The Markets.

BALTIMORE. Feb. 4.--Flour is firm; Howard
street and Ohio az S5.75. Wheat is dull; white
1900 l6Oc for good to prime: rcd l3O@ l35c. tor
fair to good Corn is firm and unchanged; White
ga 7jc. for prime: yellow .4@IGc Provisions
ARE firm hut better: mess Pork SlS.jOtt $40; prime
Sli Beef. SlOM$ll for No. |: mess Sl4. Lard
i. firm at laic whskey is firm at oslo.
NEw York, February 4.-Flour is quiet and
firm; State $500 500; Ohio 5000 seas; Sou
thorn $57j@$6.lO. Wheat is firm; Southern
white l6Oc Western red 1850. Corn is firm; mixed
is held at Sc: white SOC; yellow Sic. Pork is
firm; mess Sl7.s7@$ls.62; prime Sl%.6a@$lS.75
Lard is firm. at i2iM l2lc. Whiskey is firm al
29c-2Sc. only offered. Stocks are firm but dull
Missouri Is 81
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-05
BY YESTERDAY EVENINGS MAILS.

The Rr-ARREsT OF Mr.. DENEALE.-On
Saturday last on his return from Staunton'
Mr.. George F.. nencalc was again arrested
on Il charge of obtaining money iraudulcntly
in the sale and transfer of some negroes I"
Mr.. Brock, his iathcr-in-law Of this county.
His re-arrcst has occasiOncd unusual excite
ment in our town and county.
The examination of the ease commenced
on Wednesday, and III the time OF gong to
press Thursday morning. WAS still III pro-
cress. The counsel for the accused are
MesSrS Stuart and Niche, of Staunton. as
sisted by Mai. +. I. ii. Warren, Of Harrison
burg. .Jno. T. Harris, esq, the Common
wealth'S Attorney. is assisted by j. e..
Woodson. esq. We shall give the Who'll" pro-
cecdingS in our next issue.
Mr.. Levi Shaver was also arrested on last
Sabbath, on the charge of pcriuring himself.
in the case of Dcncalc's friends. He was.
however. acquitted.
Mcs>rs. VI. Maddux. of Alexandria. and DR..
Maddux. of Winchester, were arrested on
Saturday evening last. and brought before
Isaac lIardesty, esq, Of this place, charged
with resisting the officers, sent to arrest Mr.
! Denralc. The arrest was made upon war
rant issued at the instance Of Mcssrs. j. IL,
Brathwaite. Sergeant of Corporation OF iiar-
risonburg. and James Steele, Constable
After hearing the testimony, Squire llardes-
ty, recognized them to appear before the
Grand Jury. and required them to enter INT"
bonds to keep the peace. They gave the
required security and were discharged
RocLinghom RcgiSic, and Valley Dem"rr".
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-05

Mr. \. :. Bennett has sent on his draft for
so. being his first contribution to the Mount
Vernon Fund, from the sale of his Mount
Vernon pictures. and which h" forwarded by
the first mail. to Miss Cunningham Of Phil
adclphia. the Regent Of the Mount Vernon
Association.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-05
,,..~ THE RICHMOND coNvENTIoN-Th

Delegates appointed to attend the Richmond Con
yention. from this city. are requested t" meet at
the Relief Hall, on Monday night, at half-pa<t
o'clock. Punctual attendance is requested rs ar
engagements for tn" trip are to he made. fell 5--2t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-05


s.,. EXPRESS LINE FROM PHIL
asrEt&ADELPHIA.-Th Propeller c. c. AL
GER, left Philadelphia on the Sd instant, and will
discharge at Pier No. 4, South Wharves, date
Janney's Wharf, this day. Consignees will please
fob SIT WIN. H. FOwLE 4 son.
FOR PHILADELPHIA
-CrNPropellcr c. c. ALGER, Captain Shore.
will leave ON Thursday afternoon. 10Th Instant
For freight apply to GOV.
feb dot W. IL. row hE oo>'
OUTER AND CHEESE packages Goshen
Is Butter, and ~ boxes Orange county. New
York Cheese lust rccci,cd. and for sale by
G.L at ISAAC GEORGE.
GA BONES PRIME NEW YORK STATE
80 CHEESE, received this day by schr. Ann.
D Fab J. +. DOUGLASS.
MO | POTOMAC HERRING, just received III
| ~ store and for sale by
! feb5 JohN ~ DiAoN'
GENE TWINE.-l,2oO LBS atcntand Plain
| - Lay SEINE TWlNE all sizes. for sale by
| fcbb WHEAT d BRO.
ARD.-s.ooo LBS prime Country rendered
| LARD, for sale iy WHEAT a BIO.
! feb
~ uIIDS. PRIME y. u. SUGAR, just received
III and for sale by
f,b MARSHALL & WARD.
TARRISONS EXTRA FINE BEEF.-Hav-
| II ing received II second insamcnt OF superior
| CATTLE, purchased of the "Cattle Napoleon OF
Virginia" Col. John NJ. Harrison, of Loudoun
County. we shall expose the same for sale at our
respective stalls, where we will he pleased I" serve
the citizens in general, and our customers III par
t;cu,ar. with an article Of BEEF superior to any
that has heen offered in our market this season.
j. RICHARD SMtOT.
| THOMAS :. SMOOT.
| Also, on hand of our own curing. FAMILY BA-
| con, HAMS. SHOULDERS. AND MlDDLlN"S'
| BEEF ROUNDS AND TONGUES. al "t which
will be sold in lots to suit purchasers j. IL. >.
! Ca Q lIw r. :. :.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-05
A L NJ A N A c
1859.

SECOND MONTH. SuS SuS'
FEBRUARY. rises. sets MOON PhAshs'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-05
Non-Arriyal of Steamers.

New YORK. Feb. 4.-Nothing has yet been
heard of the Kangaroo, from Liverpool on
the 10Th ult., or the Asia, from the same port
on the ODD. The former is il and the latter
Ii days out.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-05

WOOD FOR SALE have 1000 Cores u
w Oak and Hickory WOOD for :ase, either ny
the quantity or Car load delivered IN a,fN h H.
,uo 1T--eotf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-05

4 BEAR.-A black bear has been seen IN
and about Drancsvile, Fairfax County, and
4 party were to have set out yesterday, 70
hunt, and if possible, capture him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-05

New LINE OF SrEANERs--A line of steam
is to be established between this
city and New York. in the Spring.