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IL OLD DOMINION STEAMR0Ar

100 = - ,.,.,1,,.-.- COMPANY
VIZ tkEnERICkSBURG. VIRGINIA. AND LAND.
lNtis ON THE Kappa HAMMOCK RIVER D
q ne steamer VIRGINIA, Captain n FaiIbank leaves
batnoTg from her berth at Needhams pier II elf 800
SiaIi EVERY FRIDAY AFTEKNOON nj oc in . an
sNftdtNHlrE leaves johannesburg EVERY ESB&Y
~ al o'clock, or Immediately after the arrival of
we IRAN Oh cars from Richmond and Washing ton Stoppng
az "a ,lt regular Landings the Rappabanncck rver
Sni ana returning 10 land and receive freight and
sGngtlS ~'r'' ''iN Pas
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w Corner nj yors and William STR cts Huph.s, DE-
Ami, to / y sTOCK MN, at the wharf, or ~ No"S'
CHAS, GILMOR
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'e5Ween the llepots on the Route ~ ~ chaTge
nm Re Re- og Is Line enjoy comfortable nrht,s rest
o te pay steamers, and privileged TO ian or ~ ICY
az 81 PD R AM resume n their trip by daylight S
anu rhlIadePha by this Line will have Their bs orh
Gafckeu rom those cities to BAY BOATS from
VIII De checked to different points South whence IL
t9r further information and through Tickats ,v,i. 49,
Eou ~ le Bay or Mail Line,l apply in NEW YORK Of a.
Gompanys Great Southern Railroad 0 Gnh i 1T the
ae[ry buildings, foot of CORTLAND street NJ c. Pearca h
6 or at No. 229 Barclay stress aboV
0ice y Wouse IN PHILADELPHIA the Compapy,s
MORE F at ePot oa ,road and Prime streets And in BAfT
eT at e oihce Baltimore Steam Packet ConIpanT Tot
o' III mLGn DOCK or on board the Bay Steamers '0''
LOtiSiSSS and mE new and beautiful steamers
Line Seq nd have been to the LIE The
M nov composed OF the splendid steamers I6riST
1sTa SaPL ~ RUSSELL and ADELA I6E Cantan 49, ior
modatiOns. e iooh'S ana heEth accom-
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new, and was built by merchants of Fede-
~ anu Baltimore, interested in the trade and by
~ ana 'aimCrS residing IN the counties bordering
happahahocE for the press purpose of keeping
sl l steamer on the route During the winter the fr
Wd atck has ren tnCcsl d, thus alorinx comuIee nm
tcton Tor Horses and other live stock Carriages of an
can Ne taken on board and carried deck without
kinS on The wheels Her saleroom berth accom- me
uatlGbS ne large AID commOdouS, and her cspacitV Tor
tlght extensive. As passenger freight b. Ar sls hos
no superior on the waters Of the Chesapeake.
Through f-rglt received in Baltimore and charqss a5
By X J. CAPKON 4 CO., Rowly's wharf '' p"iu
freiGht received on hoad Of the Steamer Wednesdays
anu lhursIays' ana on Fridays up 10 3uclork, p NJ
For further information and Blank Receipt Of fc-- psa
by the Cobp"Ey, apply Oh board, or to 49, 's
j GAPRnN 6.
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DRY GooDs, &C.
NEW GOODS.
r K WILMER e BROS,

G. K. WILMER & BROS,
ID ESPECTFULLI call the attention 7t their
liz friends aud the public, t. their new stock OF
SPRING GOODS, with tho assurance that it
will lie found one of the most extensive and best
selected stocks Of DRY GOODS that can be found
in this market.
Ii is our determination not 70 permit our estab-
lishment to be surpassed in any q the requisites,
essential to secure patronage
We name among the many kinds of goods re-
ceiyed-For the adics--Elegant Silk, Berage,
Berage AnglaiS, Organdy, Nalontia and Fouard
Silk Robes, Of the latest and most approved styles,
Fancy Silks, Norwich Poplins
Rosalhas Berage E.meralda, Nous. dc Chine
Gro de Rhine, Gro dc Itsie, Bishots' and other
makes Of plain Black Silks, with superb
ustres, Mousljues, Sc. &C.
In Mourning Goods, We have gooo STOCK "a
Bomhazncs, Alpaccas Poplins Caa!iics beraEes,
Mouslins, &c. &C.
We have very large stock Of HOOP SKIRTS,
very cheap: SHAWLS, HANDkERCHlEFS,
HOSIERY, &c.. &c
FOR THE GENTLEMEN-Wc have 4 line of
plain and fancy CLOTHS and CASSIMEEES,
silk mixed Cvburg> Iohaney double Cloth, lta-
liam Cloth, Linen Drills and Cheeks, Cottonadcs,
Re, for Goats aud Pants.
silk, Satin, and Marseilles EESIlN6N, shirts,
Collars Neck Ties, Hosiery, Gloves, Umbrellas,
Suspendcrs, ,Gt.
We have an unusually large stock y DoMES-
TICS among which We name Cacocs, Cottons,
plain and striped Osnaburg, TirliHgs, fltuuyi-,
all wool, part Cotton aud Sllk Nafp.
Furniture nud Apron Checks, Naukccns, ~,
Linen for Window Blinds, Green and Buh.) Fur
niture Calico, Table Dama-ks, Towels, AapkiHS,
Docs, Diapers. Blcachcd aud Brown Table
Cloths, &c.. &c.
CARPETlNGS, OIL CLOTHS for Tables
Floors, and Steps, lAIattinss, white and coored,l
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THE GAZETTE.
TUESDAY MORNING. MARCH p, 1860.

=
VALUE OF A WIFE TO A HISTORIAN.
The late Sir William Nap;er's History
OF the War in the Peninsula, has passed
through several editions. and is now stand
ard work. Of all the wars in which treat
Britain has been engaged, that war OF SIX
years, was the most important. dllncuit ana
extensive. and Sir Williams History IS
worthy Of the transactions it records, ana
the skill and heroism it celebrates. Ferhaps
no military history Of equal excellence has
eyerbsen written. ,.Hewas himself "a witness
nc several of the series of operations, and was
4 engaged in many Of the battles. The ordi-
nary sources OF information were emharrass-
;nc from their abundance. One mass OF
materials deserves especial mention. hen
Joseph Bonaparte fed from Nittorla, ne lett
behind a very large collection OF letters,
which, however, were without order, IN three
languages, many almost illegible, and the
most important in cipher, OF winch there
was no key. 1t was the correspondence OF
Joseph Bonaparte, while nominally King OF
Spain. Sir w illiam was in state OF per-
piexity. and almost in despair Of being able
to make any use Of these valuable materials,
when his wife undertook to arrange the let
10 make a table of reference, and 10 translate
and epitomise the contents OF each.
Many of the most important documents
were entirely in cipher; of some letters
about one-half was in cipher, and others had
few words so written, interspersed.- An
these documents and letters Lady Napier
arran ged, and with rare sagacity ana pa
thence she deciphered the secret writing
The entire correspondence was then ayaila-
BILE for the historians purpose. She also
made outall Sir VIM. Napier's rough inter
lined manuscripts, which were almost iiiegi-
bile to himself, and wrote out the whole work
fair for the printers--it may be said three
times, so frequent were the changes made
Sir William mentions these facts IN the pre-
face 10 the edition Of 1851, and in paying this
tribute to Lady Napier, observes that this
amount OF labor was accomplished without
her having for a moment neglected the care
and education of large family.
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HUNToN & RIDGELY,

INVITE the attention Of dealers t. their large
/ stock Of
TEAS,
TOBACCO, and
LIQUORS,
which they offer for sale upon accommodating
terms, and as low as same description and quality
of GOODS can be purchased in any Northern
market Their stock consists in part of
100 half chests Gunpowder, Imperial, Young
Hyson and Black TEAS
go boxes Manufactured TOBACCO
100 bbls aud bales SMOKING TOBACCO
500. 900 Imported and Domestic SEGARS
100 bbls. Rectifed WHlSkE1
800 g Old Rye
30 GIN
20 New England RUM
50 Domestic BRANDY
so Apple
25 - Peach g
30 quarter and eighth casks Pure FRENCH
BRANDY
Hsnnessey, 0tard, Jules, Robin 4 Co., and Macs
trau Yintages of AZ, 81, SO, 81 and 90
100 baskets CHAMPAGNE, with a latge
stock of FINE OLD SHERRY and MADEIRA
WINES. NH y
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DIVORCED FOR VANITY oNLr.-Sir Hugh
Rowley, of London. is ia process OF divor-
cling his wife upon no other charge than her
vanity as to the beauty Of her ankles, In
sisting that there was no improperly in be
ing recognized as Venus in extremity, she
would show her extremities Stepping
out Of rail cars. into carriages, over pud-
dies, aud up door steps, she hoisted her
crinoline accordingly. Sequel not yet made
known
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SPRING SUPPLIES.

TIME subscribers are now in receipt of their
4 SPRING SUPPLIES Of EARTHENWARE,
Of their own importation, direct to this port. per
Ship Annie Laurie, from Liverpool.
Glassware, of Virginia manufacture
Plated Casters, in great variety
Britannia /"
French China Dinner and Tea Sets
Vases Mugs, &c.
Window Glass, of all sizes
Stoneware, Pipes, and Stems
Demiiohns, Coal Oil Lamps, &c.
To which the attention of dealers is respectfully
invited. 2 mo 20l X. II. MILLER, son i CO.
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A GRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT AND

A GRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT AND
n SEED STORE.
No. % King Street opposite Amor & Bros
ADDISON, WALLACE & CO.,
Would respectfully invite the attention of the Far
mers of Maryland and Virginia to their large and
varied assortment of
FARMING IMPLEMENTS,
SEEDS, AND GUAN0S,
which they will he found prepared always to fur
nish on the most accommodating terms.
OUR STOCK will embrace the most approved
variety of
PLoWS AND CASTINGS,
HARR0WS, CULTIyAT0RS,
OK Yokes, Cutting Boxes, Corn Shelters,
Corn and Cob Crushers, ChurnS,
Horse Powers aud Threshing Machines,
Road Scoops, Wheat Drills,
Reaping and Moving Machines,
Tanning Mills Cider Mills, Spades,
Shoyels, Forks and variety Of articles usually
found in a frs-cass Agricultural Store, which we
deem unnecessary to enumerate.
SEEDS.-Cloycr, Timothy, Orchard Grass.
Herds Grass Seed, &C.
-GUAN0. BONE DUST.
SUPER PHOS. LIME, &c.
We solicit orders, with the assurance that they
will be promptly and carefully attended to.
ADDISON, WALLACE & CO,
ian l3 No, IS king-st.. Alex, Va.
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WASHINGTON BREWERY.
DRAUGHT ALE. PORTER AND STRON
Il FER.

DRAUGHT ALE PORTER AND STRONG
Il FER.
FULL assortment Of barrels, halves and
n quarters, Of the above superior and pure
MALT LIQUORS, can be had at low price from
JOHN DAWSON,
Middle Store, old Theatre, Alexandria, Va.
The STRONG BEER, on account Of It's los
price and mild flavor, is we'll fitted for family use,
and it viii prove most agreeable and wholesome
beverage to ladies and children.
n B. Read the following from the Evening
Star Of December ;, 1859.
"a REM.RKAELY FISE ALE.-Mr. Dawson i
successor in the Washington Brewery, corner q
X and 9th Streets Mr Colineau, j. now manutac-
turing Xxx ale and porter and brown stout all ct
which reflect infinite credit on his establishment.
His ale compares iavorably, indeed with the best
Philadelphia and Albany ales being, according
to our taste, muck more like the hest English and
Scotch aes than those imported from either q
those cities. If he continues T. produce 50 supe.
rior an article, he will shortly make reputation
for his brewery surprising that Of any Northern
establishment
Enquire Of JOHN DAN loOh,
Theatre Building. ALEXANDRIA,
NH left Wholesale Dealer IN Malt Liquors.
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ny ALEXANDRIA BREWERY.
4 HE undersigned is now manufacturing, AZ his
BRE w + Il y,
Corner of King and FaYette Streets,

Superior qualities Of
PALE, AMBER, AND CREAM iLES,
to which he respectfully invites the attention Of
his friends, and the public. Having an expert
ence of over 20 years in the business, and posses
sing extensive manufacturing facilities, he latters
himself that his ALES viii compare fayorabIy
with any manufactured, either in Or out Of tile
State Of Virginia.
If necessary. he could fill columns with the
many fattering testimonials he has received with
regard to the superiority Of his ALES, from the
press and the public; but he prefers that his ALE
shall speak for itself.
By strict personal attention @ business, and
a determination to manufacture nothing but q
superior quality of PURE ME-, ~ hope" -
merit a share Of public patronage.
BOTTLED ALE AND PORTER, put up eX-
pressly for family use, constantly on hand
Esfs- Orders promptly attended to.
mhl5 il. 5. MARTIN.
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Our arrangements are such as to enable u 70
order large plates for Store Windows Of any size;
FRENCH LOOKING GLASS PLATES can be
ordered to suit piers of any dimensions in parlors.
They can be framed here AZ handsomely as in any
Of the Northern cities, by which means the dan
ger of transporting large Mirrors is absolutely
avoided. rs mo 20l X. II. MILLER, SON 4 CO.
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WHAT PoLITENEss DID.-In one of the
market houses of Philadelphia, is a genius OF
a butcher. Beneath his sleeves and apron
he wears the costliest broadcloth-none OF
the inferior grades, but the finest production
of French looms. His linen is as faultless as
his exterior garments, while the glistening
surface of his marble counters is noless strik-
ing than the glossiness of his hat and boots.
In the centre of his shirt bosom sparkies
single diamond stone ofsx carats weight,
and of the first water. Upon the little finger
Of his left hand glitters clrclet OF dia-
monds, six in number, whose aggregate
value is considerably more than that OF
the garniture Of his shirt bosom. His
complexion is clear red and white
Just that style of complexion which
Partisan ladies produce by dainty commix-
ture of carmine and bismuth. lie is a man
of fine physique, and has an avoirdupois of
about 200 pounds. His address is polished,
and his manners courtly and suave. lie
commenced life without dollar, and is now
taxed for some $50, 900 in real estate. yet IS
rs polite and deierentisl to his customers as
on the day he first embarked in the business
of converting quarters of beef into chops and
sirloins A benevolent lady OF large fortune
first noticed him, and placed at his disposal
a fund upon which he has raised the super
structure of his present fortune. lie IS now
rapidly advancing in wealth, and will pro-
badly retire upon the eighth Of million. =
And all through the influence Of that specific
against adversely -pohteness.
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TIIHE co-partnership existing between the under
L signed, is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent Thos. Marshall and +. S. Blackjack are au-
thorized 10 zettle up the business Of tho concern.
y. X. BLACKLOCk.
TH0S. MARSHALL.
March ., lS6O-Im i. > BLACkLOCk
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TWO VIEWS OF THE CASE.

Judge c., u. 5. Senator from YER
mont. related to us good anecdote the other
day. illustrative of Abolitionism. The NOR
ming he was leaving home TO enter upon his
duties in this city. straight~faced deacon,
who looking upon the whole South as a
great pandemonium, called on him and
said:
"Now, Judge, want you to do all IN your
power to abolish slavery"
"Well," said the Judge, show shall pro-
ceeda" !.
ooh, don't know, but you must abolish
it. 1t is a damnable curse, and must be
abolished. You know more about law than
do. The church is my stronghold, but you
understand national matters, Judge, and can
devise some plan, and | know it.
4s"The only way see to abolish, said the
Judge sis to buy all the slaves and set them
free"
.Well. 90 in for that have law passed
that the North shall buy them, and then TINS
trouble will end. Yes, 60 IN strong Tor that
Judge"
'.Just as you say. deacon. | will agree to
1t in a moment, and will stand my share OF
expense. Here is Woodstock will three hun
dred inhabitants and this town would be cal
led upon for about 100000 dollars-and |
will urge it before the Senate"
The good deacon opened his meuth, than
his eyes, allowed his tongue to escape from
one corner of his face, scratched his head,
and tapped impatiently on the floor with his
foot As the Judge was leaving the room
the deacon's power Of speech came to him,
and he called out.
''Oh, say, Judge, guess you'd better let
slavery alone, the poor black devils are bet
ter off South than up here in this cold CHI
mater"
There are several such deacons in the
country.-lSates and TaiOn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-27
SPRING GOODS.

CPRING TRIMMINGS, large and handsome
y stock Childrcn's Carriages; Hoped Skirts, Of
all the latest patterns Ladies' and Gents. Hand
kerchiefs; Mohair Head Dresses; Head Netts:
Crochet Braid; Corsets and Bodies; Nubeas; Gloves
and Hosiery; a splendid stock 81 Ladies I'm
brellss Whalebones. for Skirts Tida and Work
ing Cotton; Fans; Cords and Tassels; Buttons;
Crochet and Knitting Needless Velvet Ribbons;
Hair Braids OF the finest qualities; Hair Brushes,
and variety Of other articles too numerous y
mention, hut which can he seen by calling al
NH II c. c. BERRY'S, -, Kiug-strcct.
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SPRING SUPPLIES.

S1ALGJ SUgpLLED.
TIME undersigned y now receiving his Spring
anu summer stock q % "oOD9' adapted
y lne want. " A's '."h ""o country customers
ana "onlo ia'iLe '.''E a' ,,,.,,
mh ~ y 4. LARNl ~ No'"f \'i'2..''
Risa LINENS GREAT tA R''AiA.-
= - =: ., LA@h4N ngs iu'' III 4
lhlnh ~ h-'"' HA'n IT, ""T' ~ I ~ IuI ,r
e, ~ very IoT P,l,g. A.So ~ IT, m
invite attention. Tmh2I No.64, king-.rect.
-. .,r-,,,,-, ,r--,,, ,,,,.,,,,,,rr
=" "ooDs. -yn ~ NJ T,oo ~
~ ts.ir A aoi oGG11Ds IL.
present season.
10. TO- kiSG STREET, or nooH
Ten = FRO" WASHINGTON STREET.
ETQ0pED SKIRTS AND COE~ErS- Just
4 received Douglas Sherwood. BELLE of
ThE Sotu Hoped skirts; also. French 01rscis
and Bodies, desirable articles, an1 i'r .a.r hr
="
4 SHB( 4 WOOD viii receive IN Monday,
- March ~ from HIS ,aT II, ao''i"n sales N
priced. Also magnificent SILK ROBES. from
seven 70 ten Gouucos. mh III
IRISH LINEN GRElT BIRGILA.-
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Wy SEED! SEED! SEED! =!
w f. HAVE IN STORE
100 bushels prime crop Ohio Cloyerseed
10 I" &" Timothy Seed
200 80 0rchard-Grass Seed
q g" Kentucky Blue Grass, OF our own i'm
% Herds Grass [portation
Italian Rye. Grass, Sweet Scented Vernal Grass
Seed, White Glover. for sale by
MEADE & MARYE,
Alexandria Agricultural Warehouse, % King-st.
-
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LuMRER. LATHS- LIME. &c.

I UMBEB, COAL, AND WOOD TAED.-.-.,,o..
IL aerof Union oad oman Street.. Aa"|-
am prepared to furnish every description n
LUMBER, SHINGLES. LATnS, LINE, @e'
Also, Oak and Pine WOOD, Rod aud NmIe As',
and Cumberland COAL, which an selling .."
!, ash, or on reasonable terms 70 good cuslous..
aug ST Y. ~ bA@h1i,,
THE BROOM and WOODEN-WAtE BE-,
i NESS, will be continued A. The old 49, ~ h
Royal street, where / will be pleased s. -
want Of BR0OMs and W00DEN-N NJ,
~ description. RSb II L HIM.
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AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE,

No %, Ktng-StTeet.
PLASTER MILL AND FACTORY,
No. 10, Union-Strcet.
HAYING REMOVED from the old stand on
Ii Fairfax street, 10 the SPACIOUS WARE
HOUSE, No. %, King-strect, we beg leave to call
the attention of farmers to large and we'll Sc
lected stock of
IMPLEMENTS, SEEDS, and GUANOS.
We are also erecting PLASTER MILL, lat
No. 10, Union street. where we will soon be able
to furnish the
BEST FINE GROUND WINDSOR PLASTER,
Of oar oCn Importation.
We are also preparing for the manufacture of
FARMING IMPLEMENTS,
which we expect to furnish of the best quality.
ian MEADE Il MARYE.
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HARDWARE, CUTLERY, HOUSE-kEEP-
II ING ARTICLES 6c.-The subscriber has re-
oeived already the present season, variety ct goods
in the above lue, purchased upon favorable terms.
which enables him to offer goods at low prices
Having bad a long and large experience IN buying
and selling Hardware, he knows when and how to
buy to the best advantage. He offers inducements
to Builders, Mechanics, Farmers, House keepers,
and all others to give him call. 1t will cost
nothing to look IN and examine goods, and you
may save by the operation, as has been done in
many eases All business transactions warranted
TO gives satisfaction.
JOHN T. CREIGHTON,
foh On M SS King street
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RnZgrygir. Read IL ~IlrUtr'S. and Washington
Mills. by Jmh 2Il II 4. DOUGLASS.
T3TUISEEy yr
w TOILI. Xxx WIiskcv
!. Donnie Rcctiii.d a.
!. Gin,r3 Pum
. n,,,st;c Er,,dy 1, .tore AMI for
rELri T0iIN + YOUNG
II BBLS. PAPER SHE'LL and BORDEAUX
! ALMONDS, and PECAN NUTS
ia boxes Layer kaisIns
, kegs Newcastle Soda, Just received by ochr.
Yorktown from New York, and for sale by
NH III n y. DOUGLASS
TTvrpp0oT cArT .prosT
,TIss 49,. - II De-. l;l.
j5iN ,,,,..'I ~ tx II.
IN, j, rovrr y sOy
r1 III Sonth Whnrvc.
,,,gr cuN-,u,xL. ,--;..., I'M ,.;,h H.,
-. ,,.,,;,, u GpCLy I'LL In NIX
~, -, III.
go ""''" ~ ''' ~ Charles N II WISE.
mh III corner IF Prince ana pitt ~.
,u.n mrs TAN
lijtj 5oLr. pit.b
jo .air. Fishing Rome
iuou frrt II 0,r.- g'r .aIe IN
mh NATHL. BoUSR
- RAGS ON GOVERNMENT JAVA COZ
70 FEE, iu.t received
5u.l.,. Rio 9,l s,n,,. r,r .,l.by
mh Y MARSHALL 4 Co.
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CO-PARTNERsHIP.

TIME business of the above concern will lie CON
I Quoted at the old stand heretofore, by the
subscribers, under the style and firm Of BLACK
LOCK d MARSHALL.
They earnestly solicit Al the hands of gener-
Gus public the liberal patronage % freely conferred
upon the old house r. :. BLACKLOCK.
NH Q-Im THOS. MARSHALL.
A LEXANDRIA LIBRARY COMPANY
n Library kept in the south-room, frst-story,
of the LYCEUM HALL ;. W. corner Of Prince and
Washington streets. Open every day from 70 2,
and frern to o'clock, P. NJ. Annual subscrip-
lions, So six months, Sl.5O; three months, 81.
Volumes in Library, about $500.
PreSideDt--R. l.. CARSE, IL.
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BAUGH'S
RAW BONE SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME,
MANUFACTURED FROM
UNBURNED BONES, NJ
RATGH e SONS

UNBURNED BONES, ny
BAUGH & SONS,
Wholesale office az d store, No 20, South WharTes,
PHILADELPHIA.
Cash price S45 per 1000 lbs. III cts. 4 b.
IN the preparation of this Valuable Manure,
i BONES are used in their RAW STATE ONLY.
They have never been BOILED OR CALCISED.-
They are taken ~ nature has made them, crushed
with powerful Machinery, and subjected TO pro-
cess, by which, while all the virtue of the Bone IS
retained, Fertilizer is procured, furnishing IN
CONCENTRATED and SOLUBLE FORM the two indis-
pensable ingredients for the growth of Plants ana
enriching the soil, viz PHosPuoRIC ACID AND AM
MONA These two ingredients, by the use OF
"BAUGH'S RAW BONE SUPER-PH0S-
PHATE are given to the soil in all their original
strength and purity. They assimilate at once with
the soil, furnish all the needful Ammonia for the
growing crop, giving it ample luNnriance, and leave
the land permanently benefited 50 that its pre-
sence can be traced for years Afterwards.
PHILADA., Aug 5th, 1856.
s.Baugh's Highly Improved Super-Phosphate oil
Lime" being made by process which was con-
trived in my Laboratory, am acquainted with Its
qualities. regard it superior TO super 'phoS-
phate made from bone ash or burned bone, be-
cause the more valuable portion OF organic matter
is not destroyed in Baugh's Super, Phosphate
JAS. C. BoorH,
Practical and Anatgticai Chemist
"The Pennsylvania State Agricultural Society,
at their recent State fair, awarded 'Baugh's Raw
Bone Phosphate, diploma ofirst class, of which
ii is truly worthy. Circulars sent free on applca-
ton, containing full directions, DC, &c.
lzs7- We recommend Farmers and Planters to
purchase Of our Agents, nearest them.
BAUGH & SONS,
No. 90, South Whayes, Philadelphia.
For sale by WM. ii. FOW hE sun
Ceb s-d3m Alexandria, Va.