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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-25
I(pMMl'NIIATED.

Mr.. Pryor, on Monday evening. sought to
impress upon his hearers the opinion that II
MIR. Goggiu should BIZ elected it w"uld great
" strengthen the Republican party. Why
should Wings
"Stint their necessary actions. i'll the fear
To cope maliciou. censurers.
Who, aud what was it that originated the
Republican party? Was 1t not. IN truth the
Democracy? If. in contending for just
principle, the Democracy did not hesitate to
let consequences take care OF themselves why
should that party except to the Wings acting
in accordance with their own .rm t"St"''"
rule. The Wings, in seeking to Dust the de-
mocracy, do SO upon the basis OF certain we'll
defined principles, deemed essential to the
general welfare hot for spills, merely. as
Mr.. Pryor stated-and in their maintain
ance ofthcse principles. it does not he IN the
mouths of the Democrats to except thereto.
Mr.. Pryor. also. desired to know ifany one
was 50 much Of the pogberry order a. 10
write hlInScH *ii a>>' ~ CAV P'''S w.
Letcher because of being uns"und upon me
croology." Mr.. p. well knew that while no
Wing, for such cause. is subject to ~ write
himself, the leaders of his party are justly
entitled to do SO. Having virtually called
1.-The Prince Don Johns brother knave
because Of his "negro"logy, they, presto, up
ON his nomination. shout huzza, aud repre-
sent him to be "a marvellous proper man
upon the goose"
The Wings, AS we have before stated, IL"
not regard Mr. Letcher ~ unreliable upon
the slavery issue, but merely protest against
the Democracy suhiecting itself 10 the Dog
berry designation, by supporting man Tor
Governor who has not always, as now, re
garded slavery a. a blessing. after having
time and again, declared 'irt II" such man
be trusted, having been false III this. Amy
reference 10 the opinions OF Mr.. ""gS'n' or
Mr.. Scott, or any other person, has II" pert
nency 10 the issue Not the least.
The Wings, unlike the Democracy. have
never said that he who had expressed anti
slavery views should not be- trusted, tn" h-
recanted and henceare not subject I" the'H
captions to which the Democracy seek To sub
iect them.
Mr.. Pryor. too when prone to eSrIa!m
.'whnt have done that mine enemies praise
me-" should not imagine that it was because
of his a,mocya.y a man like himself or ""v
Wise, might well be praised, hr IN opponent
for his integrity or mental ability, while his
priuciples we're heartily deprecated. Indeed
tho disincliued as Mr.. p. may be to accept
praise from an opponent, ne has hardly been
surpassed in this city, during this campaign
in oratnrical ability aud efficiency AS a speak
err; and is truly credit t" his party and t"
the State, and would make Il mark, credlta-
bic to both in any assembly. ,
A WING.
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Tribute of Respect.

Ala called meeting of the members Of the Young
Men. Christian Association, held at their Rooms
IN the morning Of the 2lst of May. 1859, the fol-
Living preamble and resolutions were unanimous
is adopted:
Whereas it has pleased an Advise God in his
ip.crulsble Providence, sadly to atiict US. by re-
moving from our midst our dearly beloved brother,
S,srrL j. MCCoRNICK, whose ainiability and
christianity had inexprcssibly endesred him to
our hearts--in memory of his virtues and his
h.. worth, and IA a testimonial OF the love and
respec, which We bore him
Resolved That the members of this Association,
IN n body. will attend the funeral OF our deceased
BROTHER at 10 o'clock this morning.
Resolved That the members OF this Association
deeply sympsthize with the bereaved family of our
lslnented brother, and pray Him. "who doeth all
things WE'LL" to sanctity to their good this great
afliction.
Resolved. That the above preamble and resoiu-
tons be entered upon the minutes Of this Associa
ton. published in the Alexandria Gazette aud SEN
tin.l and a copy of them forwarded TO the family
Of the deceased. ROBT. BELL. JR.. Secretary.
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Il +. VI ON \ l..
ISAAC PAUL. Commission Merchant,

NTOW occupies the cumnodi"us fire proof brick
y Warehouse corner of Union and Queen stS.
He makes arkn"wlcl gcmcnts for past patronage.
and solirit> cons gnmcmis of FLul R,GRAlN. and
all kind, oi COUNTRY PRODUCE. lie has the
best facilities for obtaining good prices ami Will
make prompt returns. Will attend to orders for
groceries. Plaster Salt. Fish, Guano, or other
foods wanted 10y his patrons. on the best Terms
In store and for sale low, for cash
20u bbl> best Extra aud Supcrine Flour
100 de-. choice Family Flour Wclch Ewers.
and other brands
100 do. Eastern llerrngs aud AIewires
100 bushels superior Oats
100 do. best White Mercer Potatoes
~ bills Philadelphia Vinegar
Whitci"ck & Cos. superior Phosphate OF Lime,
and 4. A. White Mexican tuano.
Corner of Union and Queen streets
Alexandria. my l9-lm
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cond,tion of the U. S. Treasury.

II is stated that the receipts of the United States
Treasury for some weeks past, have been equal t."
it's current expenditure. the amount OF means Oh
hand being but slightly less than the last loan
~ far as issued According TO the States the S'T
retary anticipates surplus Of ten millions OF u"'-
lars ON the LIST Of July the opening OF tue lie"
CT rsar There is vet unissued. Of the loan oi
ISSS n ioo 600. The treasury has redeemed 81.
ioO ma Of Treasury notes. which it has the power
N re-issue, and the balance of cash in hand' 10y
the Inst return. was nearly SS.ooO."oO. making I"
III. ur, nf available means oi Sll,OO00
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ICON MCNICATEl
To the Wings of the Seventh District.

TO tHb WHIBs VI tHo 7oTo''7''
Wings of the Seventh Congressional p'S-
trict, are you fully aroused and prepared Tor
the conflict to come of on the 10Th INST.
Do you intend to make Il bold strike Tor
Major Thomas, or do You intend t" stand 10y
with arms folded, aud See him sacrificed: -
Now. for the sake of justice and the good
old Whir cause 90 to the polls aud elect
Thomas, gentleman who is able aud verify
to represent W.. manu-
Or,u,e County. Nav -.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-25

Tho speculstors in breadstufs appear t" have
tn = sudden check in their operations by the
Lost news from Europe. The operators in Eng
land had evidently recovered from their pane, rs
is shown by rise in cotton fall IN ersaas,"m,
and the higher prices at when Tue 10 h.an
30 produce a stampede among the New York SPEC
'',.,ors who had advanced the rates of breadstuhs
beyond precedent last week, and which have fallen
n rapidly as they rose-
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A Card,

u, me- the favor to contradict in your pa
r,r the statement circulated by persons hos
Tile 1, NV election. that | have withdrawn
r. IN m. canvass never entertained the
;,4a Of doing 80, and am still candidate.
Tho object Of such statement is IN obvious
a. i. source, Ii. SIlACkELFORD.
Nnr Dlth no
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-25
Gsorpstown Cattle Market, May "a.

The offerings of beef cattle AT the drove yards
,.s,sr5ay. amounted t. lf7 head; l27 OF which
vere purchased by District butchers at sttt 80
~ ON the hoof equal TO SS9s net; the re
.a;n;ro 40 were driven to BALTIMORE. Old sheep
fn,, sunnly-sellng at 3i@4t cents T. H.
Lambs sea- So p head. Cows aud calves
s.arce-selIipg at $3.50 500
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-25

JUST RECEIVED
- 40 boxes Oranges and 40 do. Lemons
20 do Raisins in fine order
| bale Bufo Almonds
cask Prunes and do Ginger
dozen boxes Sardines
Filberts, Cream Nuts, Walnuts, snd Pecan
80 small drums Figs, for Family use
Also, few fine Singing CANARlES. Also,
a fine assortment Of Japan Cages. which / offer
for sale n low ~ any other establishment in this
city. Country Merchants will do well to call upon
me before buying anywhere else.
C. SCHAFER, Confectoner,
my 81 No. 3 North Fairfax st., AleXa., Va.
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EXCURSION TO THE WHITE HOUSE,

On NONDAy. tir %oh IF Nay. The Boat will
leave King street wharf at and 10 o'clock A. W.
and . and 7. NJ. and the White House al ,: A.
NJ. and ~, ), and .. 7. NJ.
Dinner. supper. and Refreshments. viii lie fur
nishci at City prices.
GOOD Music will be provided and II" EFFORT
will be spared TO make the occasion pleasant
one.
Ticket, to be had mt the Drug Stores of John 4.
Mnhun aud Wu. J. Bowling. Prices For II
Lady and Gentleman. 81 for Gentlemen. - cts;
for Lady. 10 ct>.; Tor Child or servant, p cts.
The proceed. arc To be appropriated t" the i'q"i-
,lation of the debt due on -. Mary Hall.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-25

a;s- Ronte- Porturi"nt, d'c.-A card appear
Ell in Yesterday Gazette, signed MANY Voters
tod save the mark!-in which the writer asks
II 1.-The public is TO understand that the gentleman
last nominated is brought ont tn harmonize the
differences of the Democratic party. WHO'S TINS
Daniel come to judgment" this Argus OF party l9
ri.prulence, and how many voters did he consult
before making the very pertinent enquiry in regard
10 "party2" Certain it is their name ia not lie
ron NJ will he attested by MANY WINGS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-25
BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
of tie Charge for Murder.

B,r1IMurk. May 24.-Barton, VIII" was
indicted for the murder of Thomas Seyhnrn
in this city some tine since, was acquitted by
IN. Criminal Court this morning.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-25
FIRST ExcURsION OF THE SEASON.

rI,HE YOUNG CATHOLICS FRIEND so
ClETY respectfully inform their friends aud
the public. that they have engaged the steamer
THOMAS COLLlER. for m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-25
~ YESTERDAY EVENINGS MAILS.
rs,tsr from Orange County.

c.rspondDnrc Of the A'eta''dr'a Gasst'e:
,v,>sr May n, lsi9.-lesterday being
-, 5ov here, goodly number OF the yeo-
were. ont OH the Court green to hear
' Ia, the politicians had to say for them
, We had a very interesting discus
,,,x.,n Messrs. Shackelford and Hun
~" Whis aud Democratic electors for tins
E ,,ri,., Both gentlemen acquitted themselves
'',,'I Laui>omtlv, and much to the satistac-
VET; their respective friends. After the
I ,.,r..ion between these two gentlemen, Mr..
1 tI ma. was loudly called for, mounted the
i"."," and made short but eloquent
f n.h tie was particularly happy. and his
,..h seemed 10 please every one, and
~, think that am out of bounds when |
-. ,b,, he made at least ten converts. l
-: s,.,nly believe that he will carry the coun-
's CTS good majority. So you can make
a:.Sf ra,v. SO far as old Orange is con-
, ,.nrJ Tor She is right side up. You may
,t,"L rha, am writing merely for Bun
," ",h, hut such is not the case, for it is my
m,.r ornion. from all that | can learn
n" ~ ,,,o,tlmen from all parts Of the County,
,,;,b Nh,m have conyersed that 1t Is safe Tor
Thomas.
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CO NJ NJ E R C I A L
The Marx cts.

BALTIMORE, May 2i.-Flour closed quiet ""'
firm. Howard street and Ohio 80. Wheat
closed quiet and unchanged; white l'"'a ''''''
red Use. Corn closed firm, ut an advance OF l'''
white SS(a 9Oc.; yellow Ole. Provisions are III
better request; bacon sides are firm at Toe Wins
key closed dull at 3nc.
NEW York, May 2+.-Flour has declined i"'"'
25e.: State S5.6OM$j7j; Ohio SI.3'Qs""";
Southern S7.75M $3.50. Wheat has deciln'd2N@
A.. Western white lS0c.: Nil. Club POO | ioc.--
Corn has declined Gt$c yellow 9iGt9Ic.; hl'Aea
Is nominal. Pork closed heavy; mess sl'''-;
prme 1881. Lard closed firm at ll5W l2i''-
Wb;sk.y closed quiet, nj 2SG 2slc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-25

p+s- A large attendance of Ladies at the prayer
meeting in the Rooms Of the Young Mems Chris
,ian Association, is earnestly requested this even
inc my 25-lt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-25

Mr. Montague. the Democratic candidate
FIR Lieutenant Governor OF this state mas
h.rn in Washington for the last iew days.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-25

krA FOR SALE.-That valuable PROPER
-G=.ATY, being lot containing about FOUR
THOUSAND SQUARE FEET OF GROUND.
with the FRAME TAVERN upon it, now occu-
pied by Capt. James Guy, (adjoining the store OF
Blackjack, Marshall & Co.. fronting on Union
street s. feet inches, and binding upon Fayetts
Alley. From its eligible location this property
presents an excellent opportunity for safe and
improving investment Terms-Sl.5O0 in hand,
the balance in one, two, three and four years, with
interest occurred by the purchasers notes, and
deed Of trust on the premises. Apply personally,
or by letter, TO POLLARD WEBB,
No. 500, 9Th st., in Washington City d. C., or to
c. W. WATTLES, Alexandria.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-25

TIN, Baltimore Patriot appears in beau
,rol new suit of type We wish it every
success.
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Tb, Blue Ridge Republican says:-Mrs.
r,,mr,on. daughter Of the late Geo. Grasty,
'ior,n.e, died. in this place, on Sunday
L.,
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NJ RNORASpI

Schrs Golden Rule. Wilbcrt; Beauty. johnson.
and F. 4. Anderson. Coburn. from this port; Far
lax, Mott; Lsmsr,ine. Johnson; VI. Van Name,
Van Name; Mist Di,soway; l.. NJ. Tyler. Bacon;
Palestine 0sburn. and e. Jayne, oNerton. ir"m
Georgetown. arrived Mt New York, list instant
Greenland Kelsey. from this port, do, Z2d INST
Schr Tram Smith, McGivern. for this port sail
ell from Fall River, goth inst.
Scbr Helen Mar, Nickerson. for this port eId
ut Ru,ton 2ls inst.
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M A Rim LIS T.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, MAY "a.

SAILED.
S,hr VIM Gregory. Buckln, Boston, By l. ).
Mehstiey
Schr Emma Ferbish, hendu Boston, by l. D.
Nrhaiiey. So,
Schr. Minnesota Baker, East Cambridge, by
Borden Mining Co.
Schr. Franks, Summers, pighton. by ID. b.
Smith.
Propeller Jerome, Jerome, Philadelphia, by :.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-25

AIoTICE.-FLRE LNSURANCE COMPANY
~ Of ALE&ANDRLi.-A semi-aupual diyi-
dcnd ut per cent Oh the Capital Stock of this
iustituiinn has been declared. payable H. the
Stockholders. or their legal representatives, oil
and after Wednesday, the lth inst.
nv 3--eo3w G. W. WATTLES, Sec'y.
DRlNCE WILLIAM LAND FOR SALE Or
EXCHANuE-The subscribers offer for sale
100 ACRES OF LAND, in the County OF Prince
William. about ; miles from Bristoe Station"
acres in Wood. ana ~ cleared. The land If well
watcrei, and portion under good cultivation
my l7-.o2w. BURKE 4 HERBERT.
NvEGROES WANTED.-I wish to purchase
~ any number of NEGROES, for which will
pay liberal prices Those wishing tn sell, will do
well to call TN me before selling, al my old stand
at West End. Alexandria, Va.
supts-dtf JOSEPH BkUIN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-25
POTOMAC FISH!

A LOT OF PRIME FAMILY ROE HER
n rings. in barrels and half barrels; also, few
bbls. of Net SHAD, in store, and for sale by
INV 20 THOMAS PERRY.
I linden WHISKEY.-This HISKEi IS
j made in the old fashioned copper still, by dou-
BILE dstlation, just beyond the summit OF the Blue
Ridge in Warren county, Va, near the line OF Eau
quier, where the softness and purity OF the noun
tain spring water. and the quality of the rye, con-
stitutc important elements in making the Whisky
for which this locality has been long celebrated IL
is perfectly pure, beyond NIL doubt, being made ex
cusivey Of rye, hops, and barley malt, with the
utmost care. The quantity made is limited, and
bought principally for private use, by gentlemen
connoissieurS in the surrounding counties, who are
critically nice in laying by stock tor Improvement
A small consignment has lately been made to
MARSHALL WARD, of Alexandra; or it can
be procured direct through correspondence with
DR. FISHER, of Linden, Warren County, Va.
oct 25--pnf
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DIED.
A L II A N A C

In Washington. OH the 23d instant, THOMAS
". JONES. in the i2d year of his age.
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Et~ FOR THE HOUSE OF DELEGA TES:-
We are AUTHORIZED TO Announce LEWIS AeKEN-
ale candidate for the next House of Delegates
Of lirpin;, my tie
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-25

the voters of Alexandria City and County. ~ u
candidate for the House of Delegates. Mr.. smith
known acquaintance with the interests OF our
city. his industry and acknowledged ability =" rem
der efficient service in the Legislature, and espe
rially his familiarity with our License laws ana
Banking interests. have induced large number
of our citizens to urge upon him the acceptance OF
Il nomination for that important service. HIS CON
sent To serve is now announced by
INV OF MANY VOTERS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-25

AGENTS
VI. II. TAYLOR 4 Co.. - West 81, New ! ork
DAVID COOPER. Is North Wharves, Philadelphia,
BRADLEY Il TAYLOR, Georgetown, ID. {.
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| ACE MANTILLAS AND POlN TS.-A
IL large stock of Gimpure and French Lace Man
'lilas and Points. just received direct from the
manufacturers and importers. together with a
handsome assortment Of CAPES, suitable for the
season All of the above goods are OF the latest
styles and mportations. and will be sold very low
5. 4 w. MEYENBERG, Sarepta Hall.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-25

NOR SALE-My farm in Fauquier county, con
I tanning by recent survey, FOUR HUN
DRED AND FORTY SIX ACRES and 2s poles.
This land lies on the RappahannOck river, about n
quarter OF mile from the Orange and Alexandria
Railroad, and in excellent neighborhood. There
g.. are on it, very convenient DWELLING
H:a HOUSE, spacious barn, and other out houses,
all in good repair. never failing spring OF pure
water is within forty yards Of the house,
and ice-pond, rs near. The fields not in cultiya-
tion are we'll set in grass and taking into view its
close proximity to the Railroad, Post Office, Grist
Mill "a mile OIL and other advantages, this farm
may be safely recommended as very desirable
property. Any one wishing to see the said farm
will be shown it by Mr.. Ii. 7. Embry on the place.
Terms made known by JOHN 5. KNOX,
an SO-cotf Alexandria, Va.
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n II. JENKINS returns bis thanks to the
ID. patrons OF the late firm Of JENKINS &
LAMBDIN. and s"icit- continuance OF their
tayuurs N their former place Of business
Il. H. JENKINS.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
V,llE partnership between the undersigned, UNI
/ der the firm of JENKINS LAMBDlN, wa
dls.ovoI Oh the 10th instant, by mutual consent.
b. H. jenkins Is alone authorized To settle up the
hu.iurs. b. II. JENKINS.
JOHN LAMBDIN.
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DiKGAlNS' BARGAINS!! Having deter
ID mined to change my present business, will
commence from thi, day I" sell my entire stock "i
FANCY GOODS. Hosiery. Gloves. Trimmings,
Buttons Fans. Combs. brushes, Threads, Cutlery
periumrry, &C., at cost tol cash. Persons III want
of any of the above goods. will find II To their
advantage To giye ne a call before purchasing
elsewhere. 4. 4. BERRY. - hlhg-St
my >, Pr. VIM. Dem. Fairfax News '"ryl
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DOBERT BELLS STEEL PENS have
IL lust received direct from the manufacturers
in Birmingham. 100 groce of Robert Bells Extra
Fine 1903 PENS, and 100 groce of Robert Bells
Quill Pen. Ny supply now Consists Of
Extra Fine 1903, similar to Ghiotts
Extra Fine 35l, or School Pen
Double Tempered Amslgsm
Amalgam Bank
Extra Fine Elastic, like Perry's
Fine Albata
Celebrated Quill Pen.
These PENS are made OF the best materials. and
by the best makers. They are fully equal to Gil
lofts and Perrys best PENS, though furnished at
a much lower price. They have given perfect sat
isfaction wherever they have been used. The
new QUILL PEN" derives its name from its
similarity to the Quill Pen; and for rapid, busy
purposes, the Bank Pen is unrivalled. For sale by
nv ROBERT BELL.
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JKvING'S LIFE OF WASHINGTON, COM
plete in Five Volumes, II mo-, cloth, SI.5V-
Vol. ) sold separate at sl.5O The Life OF Gen.
II. Havelock. X. {. b., by J. T. Headley. author
of .Napoesn and his Marshal's," &c, y mo"
cloth. $l.25 Ryie's REPOSITORY Thoughts on the
GOSPELS. Matthew Mark and Luke. now published
at 81 Der vol. French without a Master, in six
easy Lessons. by A. II. Monteth, 25c. Davenport
Dunn, a Man of Our Day, by Charles Lever, com
pete in one vol, vo., paper. SOC. Sixteen Way
side Books, in packs, for general distribution, pub.
lishcd by the American Tract Society, be One
Hundred and Fifty Handbills. assorted, in packs.
Ijc. Awarning Cry from Niagara. by the author
of Come TO Jesus" &c. Fear Not, Believe Only,
or the Power Of Prayer exemplifed in the Conyrr-
zion of q. {. Ii, &C.. Just received ANA for
sale by JAMES ENTWlSLE SON
nv 1, No. 95 king-St.
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Innn BUSHELS MILL FEED, on hoard the
| L(IU Srhr Hazard living II Wm. II. F"wlr 4
Sons Wharf, for sale ry DANIEL. CAWOOD,
my u d3t No. :, Union street.
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TREAT ATTRACTION!-H FOR
VI JUNE. at FRENCTS Book aud Periodical
DtDo'--Now is the time to subscribe Com
mencement of a new Volume. Circulation l1o,-
OOO copies Harper is the "Giant Of the Month
lies. Price 2j cts. per No. or So per annum, de-
hvered in any part of the city, or mailed to any
bar, of the country. my25
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The following is u partial list of property which
will he gwen the purchasers of Books at the lime
of sal. worth from
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RAILROAD The work on tn" Orange and
Alexandria Railroad extension, Is gong Tor
ward a. fast a. circumstances Will admit.
There IL large force employed, and every
effort il making to have the cars running 10y
tn. lst Of October.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-25

pukE SPERM OIL-Warranted pure; also
= pure Lard Oil, received, and for sale by
my 20 H. COOK 4 CO., Sarepta Hall.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-25

v JENNA ES.-Blue Percussion
Matches, round Wood do, received, and for
sale by HENRY COOK L CO.,
my - Sarepta Hall.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-25

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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-25

Narnllrl meeting of The Common Councl! OF
Alexandria. held MAY I'D, lSJg, there were pre-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-25

A;n called meeting of the Common Council OF
Alrxandria. held May 2dth, lSJa. there were pre-
sent,
Lewis Mckenzie, esq, President.