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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-08-30
FOR BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RIVER
LANDINGS.

INCREASED ACCOMM0DATlON.
zs THE "DlAMOND STATE, Capt.
y-l.>1ls - - Jacob kcrwiu, will leave Alexandria,
on Saturday, at o'clock, 7. NJ, and returning,
will leave Baltimore, on Wcdnes lay, at o'clock,
p. VI. or earlier If lolci. and all surplus freight
will be taken by the ST. Nicholas.
I~sn The "S'r. NICHOLAS,' Captain
X 1:.i..a : =: Samuel Guy, will leave Washington
NJ 6 o'clock, and Alexandria at ! o'clock, A M,
on Saturday morning. and returning, will loavt
Baltimore on Wednesday ut O'Clock, 7. NJ, anu
will call at the following landings To land and
receive passc4 gers and freight Point Lookout
F,r.ls, Broom>. ami CuAis WharveS, Plncy
Point, stones Wharf, Chappol Point Pope
Creek. aud ali the established upper landings on
tho Maryland Shore, and White Point. Matthias
Point, aud Boyds Holo, on the Virnisia Shore.
is30 WHEAT & BRO. Agents.
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JUST REtEIN EU--

gU-T RErE!NED--
y - boxes Sweet Or3nses: 90 coXeS Lemons
20 boxes Figs: >. H.: les soft aae!i AIiuaI.t.>
2uV bales Cream Nuts: 2uo bales Fiibcv:S
! cask pccans: c;.Sk Hemp seed
! ca>k Canarr Seed: jou Coc"nnu>
30 boxes Raisils. vho!cs. halves. anil quarters
! ease yiunes: case preserved Ginger.
With great yaric;% e other articles too hume
ro,;< L. lncrtion-Canije> and Cakes constantly
on hand and ai,J made to order. have also re-
ceiyed this morning, Let Of imported Cannrle> III
En, SEM: isn acs Of different sizes. and variety
~ <han... Tn. above articles will be scld low for
cash. n {. SGHAFEHS, Confectionery,
,.,o No north Fairfax street.
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NEW STOVE AND TIN STORE,
No. Il Fairfax Street, Alexandria, Va.

No. II Fairfax Street Alexandria, Va.
CARD ENDGH GRIHHS respectfully in
forms h:s friends ana the public generally, that
he has associated with him his sna JAMES L.
GRIMES. and under the firm name III h. GRIM ES
s. son We have Resumed AT The old stand on Fair
fax street, the $TUN +, AND TN WARE EUSl-
NESS IN ALL IT'S BRANCHES, and hope and
expect To conduct the same, IL merit The conf
,lancu ana patronage Of ali who may give us call.
We intend to devote our time and mttcntlon more
espera. out door work, both III town and
country. such aS
ROOFING, IUTTHHiNn' ami SPOty yiNG,
And al. kinds oi Stove and Furnace Work, and
jobs that require skill and experience
All .Ioitns and Repairing atten'lcd to in person.
Our Stock Of SrON rs j. intended 10 sui: the
warts otevery boiy. We are determined to please,
both IN work done and guD.ls sold Our expenses
are small ana We shah he content WITH small profits.
....T~ Orders from the country, either iof work
ur iof grods promptly attended 10.
oct l.-iy T.. GRIMES / SON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-08-30
FOR THE NORTH, WEST. and NORTHWEST
lA "a LII: LII: s
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY

: [ " " + Il 4 Il Il i y Il T. " r. y /.
CHANGE OF HOURS.
nN AND AFTER MAJ 21th. 1850, trains will
" leave Calvert Station:
The Mail Train daily except Sundays II $50
4. NJ, for Elmira Buffalo. Niagara Fails. ami all
parts of Western New York. and Canada. Also.
Tor PittSburg. Chicago, C.eycani Cincinnati, 81.
Louis. and all part. oi the West, Northwest and
Southwest For Emmi,sburg, Lancaster. i.chan-
on. Reading and Pou>yillr, and uw!ngS Mills,
Reisterstowu, Manchester. Md, and Westminster,
and for ChamberSburg aul Carlisle, Pa. and i"r
lIayerstown, Maryland.
The Express Train daily al j.3a 7. N. for buf
falo and the North aud Canada, ana for Pit;sburg
and all parts of the West ami Northwest and
Southwest.
Travellers can 20 by either Of these trains TO
Detroit and Chicago via Niagara l"t'> III the same
cost aS by any other route.
4 new route t. New ! urIl I$ now open by this
road via Harrisburg. Reading. Allentown, EaSton
and Jersey City. with only oue "'!a"gc Of Cars.
over first class roads. Take the $50 i NJ. train
through by daylight, at ~ low !ar~ n by ANY
other route.
Travellers from Washington ana the South by
the 20 A. NJ and 80 p. N. trains, make eonacc-
tons with the train. over th, road.
Buy tickets only to Baltimore.
For Tickets and information, apply At the Ticket
Office Calvert Station. \. L. corner 81 Calvert and
Franklin streets, Baltimore.
JAS. c. CLARKE, Superintendent.
JOHN T. kIGNEN,
Assistant superintendent.
J. H. WArNLn, Ticket Agent.
p.l
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SOUTHERN PROTECTION INSURANCE
CO.HP " y,
ALEXANDRIA. VIRGINIA.
cEpJwaJ, OVER 25O.C 500 DOLLARS,

CAPITAL OVER $50, 600 DOLLARS,
AND CONSTANTLY INCREASING
The Charter Of this Company offers more t'iYora.
bic ayauta scS 10 the farmer and Others Than any
Company chartered in the State, hy lnsurlng
with or without Il premium note. If the applicant
prefer he can pay the full amount Of the premium
in cash or by ctlectng a cash insurance Tor two
years The insured saves onc-cig ghta Of the amount
ne would otherwise have 10 pay; or ny becoming
mcmbcr and giving a small premium note, the IN
,urcG saves nearly one half of the amount charged
by Stocl; Companies, when inSrrlng from year 10
year. This Is the advantage resulting from the
combination Of the
CASH AND MUTUAL PRINCIPLE.
This Conrany commenced issuing Policies
against loss or damage by fire, Oh the 18th day OF
March, 1891. since wch timc over seven thousand
seven hundred persons nave insured aud become
members o! the Company and over ScYentr ti"u-
sand dollars have been paid for losses. lawn.
increased our business during the past year, We tccl
.-ra:cfu! for the ihera! patronage bestowed upon
he Company thus far, and for It's fatterins pros
meets OF future usefulness. The Directors nope
and believe that, by prudence, caution, and rlsld
system Of economy, they will establish Tor thf
COMPANY reputation for chcapness and safety
not surpassed by any Company in the l. States.
All differences in settlement OF losses, may DC
determined by three dSlniere>tcd arbitrat0rS oi e
County where such loss happened, t. he mutually
'"'S'" - ''o nIHErTOHS.
, -. ~, Tu,, ~ r,I..
+. 3. Robertson Thomas I. Iiiil,
Or. r. Ii. SIa!,luv, L. II. Garter:
Christopher Neale, Nm. Wright
7. u. Lipscomb, Il. r. Lester,
Silas Biyow. Ben. y. Nalse,
v. NJ. Turner, George Il. French,
! r. Blakcy VIM. &. Knight.
OFFICERS:
II. w. Thomas, Prcst. Thomas /. lii!i, Ireer
T. L. Robcrtson.N N.pres't Wm. Wright, Secretary
JAS. L. CLOSE, Actuary General Agent
my 7-c1dlE .--
,s1nE FIRE INSURANCE CUMpANY %
| TrvANnRTA. continues +, insure aoainst
~, ,,,nr,,u, IN T,,yo and Country >. heretofore
-, ~. ,,., r,:.s,,n1!1r terms,
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
AsrHoNr 2. @"F&f, Prr,n;en'.
William Grcg"ry, Edward :. li"uSh,
Robert Jameson, James T. Sni.i',
Thomas Il. Keith Robert t. '"'e.i
William Il. Fowc, Thomas Mctorm"k.
John il. Brent, John " ltheTs
john T. Da:ngertiod
- 'Hite h"0i: 'i,iN @ -, - :" ,,.-i :, 49, -,
u',.lgrk. &. ". NAIIIES, :etrctafy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-08-30
ELEGANT AND COMMODIOUS DWELLING
AT PRIVATE SALE

Sz.A THE BRICK DWELLING, on Fairfax
G#ii# street, between Duke aud Wolfe streets
| three stories and basement, built by the late r. \
Cross, in 1857 is offered at private sale. The
! material used throughout Is Of the very best quail
/ ity, and the arrangements for comfort and con
venicnce are not exceled by any house in the city
| In the basement Dining, Sitting, and
| Store Room, large Kitchen, and two Vaults fol
! Coal and Wood.
! On the first floor is n large and handsome Par
lor a Hall ten feet wide running the whole depth
Of the building, with two small rooms fronting on
the Hall opposite the Parlor.
On the second floor are four large Chambers, in
two of which are permanent Wardrobes; also, n
roomy and well arranged Bath Room.
On the third floor are four handsome Chambers,
with permanent Wardrobes in each, and small
room or press for bed clothes
Gas and Water are carried into every part Of
the house, with handsome Gas Fixtures and Water
Basins and Stands.
To any one wanting Il delightful location and
fine house, no better opportunity viii ever otcr.
Persons are invited to examine the property, which
is in complete order.
For information as 10 price, terms, &c, &c, ap-
ply on the premises, or address
aug 9---eo1m ELIZABETH 4. CROSS.
A GRICULTuRAL IMPLEMENT AND
n SEED STORE.
ADDISON, WALLACE & CO..
Would respectfully invite the attention Vi the Far
lucrs Of Maryland and Virginia IL their large and
varied assortment of
FARMING IMPLEMENTS,
SEEDS, AND GuANOS,
whic!! they will be found prepared always 10 fur
nish on the most accommodating terms.
OUR STOCK will embrace the most approved
variety Of
pLOWS AND CASTlNGS,
HARROWS, CULTIVATORS,
Ok Iokcs, Cutting Boxes, Corn Shelters,
Corn and Cob CruShrrS ChurnS
Horse Powers and Thrcshimg Machines,
Road Scoops, Wheat Drills
Reaping and Moving Machines,
Tanning Mills, Cider Mills, Spades,
ShovclS Forks, and variety Of articles usually
found in trSt-claSS Agricultural Store, which we
deem unnecessary to cnumcratc.
SEEDS.-Cloycr Timothy, Orchard Grass
Herds Grass Seed. DC.
GUANu, BONE Dust.
SUPER PHOS. LINE. &c.
We solicit orders. with the assurance tina; they
will be promptly and carefully attended to.
ADDISON, WALLACE & CO..
jan - No. IS King St. Alex, Va.
HUNT3N RIDGELY,
INVITE the attention of dealers to their large
| stock Of TEAS, TOBACCO, and LIQUORS,
which they offer for sale upon accommodating
TERMS and a. low It's same description and quality
Of GOODS can be purchased III any Northern
market Their stock consists i'll part Of
100 half chests Gunpowdcr, Imperial, Young
Tyson and Black TEAS
$50 boxes Manufactured TOBACCO
100 bb!:. aud bales SMOKING TOBACCO
5GO, eco Imported aad Domestic SEGARo
1910 bhIs. Rcctiiicd WHlSkEY
900 - Old Rye 80
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MANASSAS CAP RAILROAD.

~ 9! s -. ::: -
DASSENGERS lor this Road viii leave the
[ Alexandria Station. in the Orange Tram, at
!, 4. NJ, daily (SundayS uXccptcd,l arrive ut Al
cxnnlria at >, F. VI. Through tickets by this route
to Middlcburg and Winchester.
The Trains leave Mount jackson daily Sun
davs excepted ai 40, \. NJ. ami arrive 1T Al
exanlria AT l:35. ?. N.
~ G-tf EDWARD GREEN. Treasurer.
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T.. GRIMES / son
SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME.
W. WulTELGCK ( CO.'S

W. WulTEL9CH 4 GUS
| ItuPEE PHOSPHATE OF LINE ear aiways
~ lie had III
EAhER Il BRO. Winchester.
j. e. Nfvnrr, alexandria.
{. +. SurILE i Co.. Alexandria.
WHEAr il Bro, Alexandria.
l.. darcy. GcorS.iown
JuNA TlSo>. Frederick.
We claim this article 10 h. superior to any thing
ol the kind made il the United States and for its
et,,.; refer with confidence 10 the FARMERS ot FAIR
fax. Cupcpcr. anl Clarke, where IL has hcru 80
extensively applied lor Somc years past.
H.. cost is les than guam" while it yields h"''
yi,r ,;i.at and leaves the land in much better con
2ilon than that fertilizer.
" WHlTEL0Ck 4 co.
Bal;ilurc aug 2--d2m
s.T WHEAT DRILLS.
80 + are now prepared 10 take orders for GU
ANU md WHEAT DRILLS, ard will furnish
any D:il! tkat may he preferred We have been
selling the SEYMOUR DRILL Tor live years,
with entire success. and We again offer them, be-
li.;ing them to hr thr hr>f III the market. All
orders will be promptly filled.
MEADE Il MARYE,
Agricultural Warehouse. No. - King street
~ II
fsIIRE SrEEs.--.Iu<t received, supply al the
| various sizes of this article, now III store. and
for sale at the lowest rates
Every person ha.iug carriage. cart. WAGON, or
lrar. Should try = box Of Patent Oil Grease.
Price Isl ct.
Nos On hand very f:I! stock Of all kinds Of
IRON and STEEL which pledge myself TO sell
a. low IL can bc had in any market.
GEORGE 7. BALDWIN,
jy kim street. between Fairfax and Water.
NOTICE OF REN0vAL.
ALEXANDRIA SHOE FACTORY.
rs1iIE SUBSCRIBERS have removed to the'r
I "w AND spacious Warehouse, Ut the Not'h'
east corner of King and Royal streets, where they
y;I H.. ,,lcusrd 10 see their old customers and
dealers Generally. {. A. BALDWIN Il &C.,
ayr + Wholesale Shoe Marutaciurer>.
/ CtONETIlIN,i -Indc$ructihic DO L
. > HEADS the very thing for children, they
cannot bc broken iii any way. Call soor - nave
only small supply on hand. c. c. BERRY,
! aug Is II King street,
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,,I,.,.cI, .,I-1ryI,\., ,E.l -vVi iN.EE~ -
NV LIE '"''' ~ ,.i>,l..,.r,.,.,.r
L car II -? .,, :. .,,.., .rri.,.fy
and examine my lurG, au1 handsome assortment
Of SADDLEkN GOODS. a. do not utead I" DC
SURPASSED III ay In,c u, business fyany ether e'tE.
h,v, on hand. and a,a da:iy Misunderstanding. ~
G, and >u,,crinr AT assortment ~ IL found -
~ ; ia, ,,tb.rn ritirS Nv stock rut:li,Ti>">
az great variety % ,I3 I% L";'' ~ ' r,
house. consisting OF HAMA S>> 81 ~. '''',,S '''''
the linc quilt WORK Gown !" '@' "',' va 80"
plough Harness: IN N'H "' ''"'' N'''.' =. .''
Sole Leather. Steel H2F'HS 'f"l :'t''
Trunks ana G"na'' ",N'S' '.'' 81, ,itt.<
u""n % u ,'' WINS yr ,> ti,, - the
:', pn.,,',,I Fancy knh.< Drivja. Gloves.
hneSt; h"HAI" al" '"I,H y,t;..l e. y, o{
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LOCAL. ITEMS.

WAsHISGToS ITEMS-A violent fray took
place on Tuesday afternoon in the mid
die of the street near the place OF the north
gate leading from the Capitol yard. Some
two or three zens-Germans-were drlv
ing carryal down the street ut the time the
heavy Government stone-wagon was passing
across it, when, from the alleged inattention
of the driver of the stone-wagon, the wheels
of the carryall and wagon became locked
This gave rise to some halloing and noise,
and in few moments to personal collision,
the laborers rushing up to take the part OF
their countrymen, the wagon-driver. FISTS,
stones and shovel did rapid work all round,
and blood was made to flow both from Ger
mans and Irish copiouSl Y. 1t ended in the
arrest of one of the most violent, and the dis.
charge OF another.
A FuGlrWE ARREsTED.-W. Edwards was
convicted some years since of the homicide
of one Avery and sentenced to the penlten-
tiary. lie was afterwards sent to the Insane
Asylum, under the impression that he was
insane, and escaped theretrom some time
ago He was arrested at Ellcott's Mills,
yesterday, and again committed to the peni-
tentiary.
ARRESTED on SUSPICION Several days
ago box arrived ut the Express Office, di-
rccted to Charles Wilson. 1t was sent to a
citizen of that name, and by him opened and
found to contain a lot of burgla tools. The
fact was communicated to 4 detective officer,
who nailed the box up, and carried it TO the
Express Office and awaited the result. Yes
terIay it was called for by notorious thief,
who was Immediately arrested. Nothing
was done with him, there being no evidence
upon which to commit him. Tie box came
from Petersburg, Va.
SUDDEN DEArn.-On Monday the mate of
the brig Wheaton, lying at Georgetown. whose
name was Towse, dropped lifeless on the deck
while superintending the discharge OF the car
20. His remains were placed i'll u metallic
coffin, and will be taken, per the brig, TO
Maine, the place of his nativity, for inter
ment.- Wushinytou Constitution.
For CcuRr.-On last Saturday, Manuel
Walker. Of Alexandria. Va, was arrested by
Officer }. T. King, for an assault on John
Burnnard, and taken before Justice johnson,
who held him to bail for further hearing
Yesterday. The evidence then showed that
AN aggravated assault had been committed,
nnd the Justice issued Il bail piece upon which
the defendant was again required to appear
and give another bond for his appearance at
the Criminal Court, at its next term. which
requirement was complied with Hashing-
tom .SiIr
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MISCELLANEOUS READING.

SUCCESSFUL MEN-Who are they? They
are those who, when boys, were compelled to
work. either to help themselves or their pa.
rents: and who, when a little older, were
under the stern necessity Of doing more than
their legitimate share Of labor; who. as
young men, had their wits sharpened by
having to devise ways and means of max
ing their time more available than it would
have been under ordinary circumstances
Hence, in reading the lives of men who
have greatly distinguished themselves, we
find their whole youth passed in self-deni-
as of food, rest, and sleep, and recreation.
They sat up late and rose early to the per-
tormance Of imperative duties: doing by day
the work of one man, and by night the work
Of another.
Said gentleman the other day, now
private banker OF high integrity, and who
we know started in life without dollar
For years together was at my place of
business at sunrise, and often did not leave
it for fifteen or eighteen hours"
Let not, therefore, any youth be discour-
aged if he has to make his own living, or
even to support a widowed mother, or sick
sister, or an unfortunate relation, for this
has been the road to eminence of many
proud name. This is the path which prin-
ters and teachers have often trod; thorny
enough at times, at others so beset with
obstacles as to be almost impossible, but
the way has cleared, sunshine come, success
followed, then the glory snd renown.
\ young man writes US: 81 am hum
Bile school teacher; with the duties belong
ing to half hundred pupils, | issue
monthly, printed nine miles away, and do
all the folding. stitching, binding. and mail
ing of three thousand copies, with deep
feeling that good may be done. ! hope |
will succeed"
Certainly he will succeed. For he has
the two great elements of success, will to
work and heart in the right place; heart
whose object is not glory. but good.
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A GuosT. weeks ago, married
lady, residing in the Sandwich Islands, who
had come to this city for her health, and was
boarding Mt house on California street,
awoke in the night and plainly saw phsn-
tom of her husband, which she supposed to
be her living husband, and in that supposi-
tion called to her son, boy about twelve
years of age, saying Henry, here's your fa-
ther" She got up and advanced toward
the figure and it disappeared. She pinched
herself to see whether she was not asleep,
but found herself to be fully awake. The
vision disturbed her very much; notwlth-
standing the fact that she had left her hus-
band in vigorous health ut Honolulu few
weeks before, she feared greatly that the
vision indicated his death. When she went
down to breakfast in the morning gentle
man, boarding in the same house, noticed
marks of weeping. and endeavored to get
her into good humor. She told him the
cause of her uneasiness, and he attempted
TO remove the unhappy impression from her
mind. but failed. She insisted that her hus-
band must be dead, and that she must re-
turn to Honolulu by the first boat, and so
she did. A few days after her departure,
vessel arrived from Honolulu with news that
her husband had died. His death, however,
did not take place on the day when she saw
the vision. but week before.--AttG Cali
jI,,juu
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WHEAT AND GUANO DRILLS.

WHEAT AND GUANO DRILLS.
Brk kford d. MFman's Wheat Dr1ls, 'c'fh
Guaa0 attachments.
We are now receiving our supplies OF these
celebrated DRILLS, and offer them at the lowest
market prices. Farmers in want OF DRILLS the
coming season, will please send in their orders
early. 50 as to insure promptness when called
tor-aso
Horse po vers and Threshing Machines
Montgomery's Rorkaway Fan Mills
Ueckoks keystone Cider Mills
IngerscpS Portable Hay Presses.
Farmers living contiguous to Alexandria may
obtain their supplies with much less trouble and
expense Of freight, than if they so to more dis
tant market. s..,
Orders by mail or otherwise will be promptly at
tended to ADDISON, WALLACE h CO.,
jy 2S 2s, King st., opposite Knox & Bro.
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The Gulf STREAM AND THE WEATHER.
The great oceanic current which proceeds
along our Eastern coast has been making its
influence felt for several days to the no small
discomfort of multitudes who have been suf-
fcring from lassitude, the cause of which
they were not able to explain.
In Summer it hugs the coast of this part
of North America more closely than in Win
ter: and the southeast wind brings US more
closely under the influence of that heated
current. The atmosphere. on passing over
it, becomes surcharged with vapors, which
partially CONCEAL upon reaching the land.
That moisture is so abundant that the human
system is unable to perform the insensible
perspiration required to preserve 1T In high
tone of health and vigor, and hence the dis
agreeable feelings experienced.
The prevailing atmospheric currents in
this section of country come from the north
west, and in traversiDg the continent, these
have become nearly exhausted of their mols-
ture Hence they are found to absorb 1T
freely from animals as well as the surface
of the ground, and in tia. condition the
human being discharging freely through the
porous system, feels unusually active in body
and clear in intellect The physical and
mental characteristics of the American peo-
pie, in fact. are owing in great degree to
the winds which prevail in this country.
On the other hand, the west of Europe
has climate more mild and moist than ours,
because the southwest winds are more or
less ladened with moisture collected from
the Gulf Stream and the remainder of the
North Atlantic. This difference in climate
has produced different type of mankind
one that is heavy, slow, phlegmatic and dull,
in comparison with ourselves. Owing to
similar causes, the Anglo-Saxon stock will
produce still other varieties in South Africa,
Australia and Hindostan.
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Or. HAROLD SNCWDEN
OFFERS his Professional Services 10 the citi
" zens of Alexandria and vicinity. Office o;
Pitt street. near the corner Of King. ap p27-tf
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yyr.TER COOLERS, OF diherent styles, just
w r....;v.d from the manufacturers, and tor
salo by lje H. l. "N"uo''''
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VOL. LXI.
.,.v,nIria Gazette and Virginia Advertiser.
A''- PUBLISHED DAILY BY
EDGAR SNOW
y..ht Dollars per annum, payable half yearly
.,..,aaria Gazette and Virginia Advertiser,
aleA@A" tyR THE CUENIRYl

.l.y4NIIIa >IdIttsV 'stRNR FVh S1oVhi
aI9A"1 FOR TIE COGNTRfJ
- PUBLISHED, REGULARLY, On
rrE,DlEs. THURSDAYS, AND SATURDAYS,
l, .,,. Dollars per aunun. payable in advance.
,tyyRf!> Advertisements not exceeding one
.A"'s ,..rt,.I three tn", Tor on Dollar. ADVERTISE
;, nte4 .r three '!n, IN , for oS,,, 90 cents Square
-" - 49,. ,y tll. year prices 10 be agreed upon,
Al .r., 10 Ia. usual alnognt u sptcc they may
A,ylu7 fe'''"'>
p@@"ts ADVERTISEMENTS charged for extra.
b!5rI\'@' h, the wear not to advertise articles
IN tt ge-ulT business nor to luarIt III their
lt~'" '',,.r,. tsr yihrr uAin.S than their own.
y,et, ,nl osf1 t' NoTchs '>ceed'ns n'e lines vi"
NO .,...l IN. a, = lyrrtI-rincata.
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GROUND PLASTER.

GROUND PLASTER.
O1DD BUSHELS Of very superior quality,
COOU warranted pure. Just received tl"in the
Nils ~ !iitlshnruuwh, New Brunswick, - tons
Lump Plaster, cargo Schr Mary Fletcher, for sale
By WM. i'll. FO" In son,
au,. o. No. South Whrrvrs.
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