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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-13

r. II Il PEST sTORE.
SAVE YOUR TIME =
AND MONEY,
AND GO AND PURCHASE YOUR
DRY GOODS
r-r,. AT THE CHEAPEST STORE,
35s SEVENTH STREET, East Side,)
between | and X.
oc 12-1m MATTHEW'S d GORE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-13
LOST AND FOUND.

e. REWARD.-SIsyed away, on the s:h inst,
@C yellow MICH COW, with horns uGuA
topped off, and Is inclined to poke. The ~
above reward will be given on her return
TO JAS STUART, 18th and streets west.
EOUND-On my premises, on the nh of October,
white buffalo COW. with rod ears. ~ueU>k
The owner Will please come forward prove 1UA{~
property. pay cha-ges, and take her away
JOHN +. GRIMES, at the third house above the
hrst toll-gate ON 9Th st. oc "a sts
EsTRAYS.--Takenu p BY the police of George
H town, ID. G., one bay HORSE black a
name, tail and legs; saddle and COLLAR marks IN
on him: One strawberry roam horse; three 40
white feet and blaz d face. The owners wilt come
forward, prove ownership, pay charges and take
them awa.. Apply at the Euard-house. &C l7St
ESTRAYS-Came some days Ago To Be,lAlr. ID.
IL c. the residence of the under.ixned, ~-2N
an old, horned red COW, with little ~
White along the belly, extending into the
TANKS and the lower part of the tail She giyes a
little milk Also, . two-year- old light bay MARE
COLT, with no white or other marks upon it. The
owner or owners Of the above estrays will pleRse
come forward prove property psy charges and take
them away. or they will be diaposed OF eocordius
to law. Zoe l2-3t,l J. BROOKS.
G. REwARD.-Lost, on Monday, the let inst
pa PROBABLY on II st between nth and 18th sta
or on 6, between 18th and 9Th, or Eighth st. be,
tween the Patent Ofice luilding and N ct $50
comprised in three bank bill The finder shall re-
ceve the above reward on leaving the money % the
star Once. oc III -sts
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Mulksre, MrsMart's
Morris, Mira Bella
Press, Mrss NJ d
Page, Miss Sarah
Roe snthal, MRS A
Richards, Mrs MAI
Scoct, Eliudsr Ann
Sehmidi, Mrs c y
Smith. Miss Sarah B
spsllessey, Csths 'se
smallwOod ,AirsL'da
81 john, Mira Eflias
Sanders, Miss Ellen
Taompsca, birs sab
Thom psoe Nrs Wm
W ade , Min LueyN
Williams, Mrs Enh
IL
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-13

n HATS AND CAPS
have now on hand a complete assert -.
ment OF goods in the above line to which / invite
the attention OF my patrons and the citizens Of the
District generally.
Great care having been taken in tbs ,eIection, 4
can present to my customers the greatest variety to
be found IN the city. The stock comprises every
style now in vogue in New York.
Also, Misses and Children's FANCY HATS of
entiT rely new shapes.
LADIES' RIDING BATS.
Chldren's CAPS of every description.
Gentlemen's HAT rs and Ca PS. A 90, hne as
sortment of UMBREl.LAS. WALKINi1 CANES,
&C., &c. JAS. Y, DAVIS Halter
DC l2-2w UEt.A Con late Todd & Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-13
FUTURE DAYS.
;, B, B, oLEARY : GREEN, AsotIo.e.r..

b ObEAkf GREEN, AnctIopesrs
Two DESIRABLE FIRSr-CLAss Ear
DENcEs sEAn THs CITY HALL Ar Publrc ARC
TioN:-,bn MuNDAY, the 18th instant Ne sSsil
sell, In front OF the premises, ct ~ o'o ock D. m
two mean, new hrst class brick reridenc~s locs
tsd on psrt Of Iots IS aud L. in "a care sS2 front
ing ss feet esch on 1hlrd street vest and 1unnins
nack 80 feet So inehes. between ID and n sta north
The houses have been erected In the beet manneg
eoeeeesnf the most modern finish and style, ar
seven good rooms, and q large saloon perlor. MAJ
ne re mantels water and gas INTRODUCED throsshovt
Aud sirsble SECTIONS Of the oIty.
Terms: One fourth cash; balance in 6. Il, 10 and
q nouns, Tor notes bearing interest, and secured
ov deed OF trust on the premieea-
90 lid CLEARY a GREEN Aucts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-13

RRECklNkIDGE AND LANE MEDALs. "
= eiReoN's.on seyeafA e. IN esnss. I
~ y ~ s"ta.g haas haceas ava ~ tJwf .s,ft.i
! % .sasI Jol soGss1 .A9ss fefs 3. |
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-13

NEW TRIMMENGS-NEw TRIMMINGS.
~ NOW OPENING AT .....
r -. o w e. s,
New style Paris Gimps and Buttons, plain and
gilt mixed Black and Fa .cy COlored Velvet Hut
tons and Velvet Ribbons; Plain and Fancy Colored
Graduatlng Buttons, something new for ladies'
walking suits; Git Cords and Tasseis, Silk Cords
Tassels and Buttons Zouave Cloak Tassels. II,
all colors, on hand and made to order.
MRS. LOWE,
oc ll-Iw 297 Pa. avenue, south side
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-13

THE WIFE OF JAMES BOPP. sdye.tise i'm
the Star the other day is not the wife Of Geo.
Bopp,connected with the coach factory on d street
B, tween 9Th and l0,n sts. oc Is So
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-13

DLErTKHs Musr IN ALL cAsRs De PREPAID.
OotlS WIN. JONES. p. nj.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-27
ALEXANDRIA, GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER

-
80, James = hcooFN's' y" n0 ''l'D'"~',, ~
Wv, " NC ,uuus u ln' oOp ,' 80 =
Richmond Indiana Oh "hicn ne was SoS',''I'
mas 0cen tric9, c2nVicteu' anu Sen'9r'oU i"
pay a me OF 90oV, DC hisirancit - ~ h''
years, ana lncareerated IN tne o'aIe prison
ITr four years Alter eGi,n,.,.s ino oi'u'o
cantured
4 few Of the Pages of the House of Rep
,o,onto.;ro. ~, o1ro,d,, ,roda tbair an.
!
pearahce on the moor a!rayeu !" l'o'''U'' =
the uniform winch 1t Is proposed - nave
t''ea az SF 81 "VUp' M e CoJat cloth
win dark strine down die pantaloons.-
This cloth IS very seryiceable, as well rs *
ceedingly neat in appearance.
Travellers IN western New York report
-, ...,,,;u. ,,,o,+ i ,,r,,,i.in., and a.
wy ~.
t%a c" s:te S%'' G,atas H. Tm;ted information
we have is also favorable. In NJ quarter
havewe noticed other than hatterins accounts
thus far, unless we except the late -own
wheat in part Of kentucky.
The S. L,uis nauer. notice the ceremonies
.ra.,,.J ,,,,,aj Il .,,,,,.,-,..o,,,,, ~ tba
tI,,,~,,a.tl;, NIL OH, Il ,1,t .,tv
The Express oC rbat city state. that tho sTs,
TEN Of practice ha- gained very much il ~
pularity in the West and particularly IN
that city.
AZ MempAi-. Tenn. March ~. the steam
boat Persia loading ,r Cincinnati caught
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-27

ued only with political assemblies ana ol.
journed sine dir with their members !,
would be of hut Ettie importance, I'm, II Il
otherwise; for hastily passed resolution. NJ.
ten commit 4 whole people u pursue y
course, which, upon examination. ,bey
find to be erroneous, and they are forced II
obedience to their second sober Judgment \,
repudiate it, and thereby make them.c,s.
appear, if not ridiculous, at least. botl ~.
consistent and nconsileratc. This Dl,v
gives rise to the repr2acA "Oh tile ro.na
will 40 anything. They rush op b.udy
and will laud a man to Heaven oue aay
and the next, waIlow him il thc mud.
We believe no such thing u the people. hg.
recognize in their cool and calm action. tle
fiat II just and impartial Judgment
These considerations should induce p.T..'.
cal Assemblies to be Prudeu; and igu.H.l.
and let their resolutions De oi such ga.r.
acter that they can act upon them w.lu I'm.
irmues, Of men and the purity u citizens.
who feel that their act, lite y weaken .r
strengthen those principles which form II.
basis % our good and glorious institutions.
Alexandria March -, 1850
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-27

CoSGREss.-In the Senate, yesterday, the
bill to facilitate communication between the
Atlantic and Pacific States was passed. The
Consular and Diplomatic bill was taken
up and several amendments offered, some OF
which were adopted and others rejected
The House of Representatives after referring
to appropriate committees number OF bills
and resolutions, and rejecting resolution
granting to Congress the power to prohibit
slavery wherever it has the power to legslate,
by a decided vote, went into Committee OF the
Whole and took up the Army Appropriation
bill which was discussed, but without action,
the House adjourned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-27

VIRGINIA LEGIsLATURE.-Thc Senate, on
Saturday struck out of the tax bill the one
ner cent. tax on merchants sales, by vote
of 3S to 8. The joint resolutions introduced
into the House, in response to certain reso-
buttons voted for by the Democratic members
of the Ohio Legislature, were passed. a
bill allowing pension to Mrs. Bridget Bur-
lev, widow of Thomas Burley, who was kill
ed at the Harper's Ferry affair, was intro
duced and ordered to a second reading. In
the House of Delegates number of acts of
incorporation were passed. The bill pre-
scribing the duties of Commissioners OF
Revenue, was debated.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-27
Letter from Richmond.

CORRESPONDENCE of the Alexandria Gazette.
RICHMOND, March 24.-The House of Del
egates passed, on motion Of Mr.. Harvey, to-
day. the bill incorpor ating the Northern
Neck Bank, 100000 capital, On the old
principle; Incorporating the Cumberland,
MoreRed, Romney and Capon Springs Turn
pike Company; amending the charter OF the
Southern Protection Insurance Company Of
Alexandria, SO as to authorize assurances
on lives and Marine risks; to re-district the
County of Calhoun; Senate bill amending
the 4th section Of an act amending the char
ter Of the Virginia Fire and Marine lnsur-
ance Company, passed 4th January, 1858;
to incorporate the Masonic Hall Association,
OF the town Of Harrisonhurg, (th,s Is sub
stitute for the close charters Of Odd Fellows
and Masons. against which the House has
now set itself;) to enlarge the capital stock
Of the West Milford and New Salem, Torn
pike Company; to provide for the collection
of the State Revenue by the Sergeant of the
city Of Portsmouth; to pay the amount OF
decree against the Commonwealth, III the
case of John Morrow's heirs, IS. McGaines
escheator, tayes l02, noes IL to incorporate
the Feterman Cove Turnpike Company,
State subscription; Mountain Lake and Salt
Sulphur Turnpike, State aid $4,000, ayes 81,
noes q, amending the charter of Marshall
and Ohio Turnpike Company; granting
pension of 500 per aunum to George W.
Richardson, Of Martinsburg, wounded at
Harper's Ferry, in the John Brown rad.
One or two more John Brown raids, and the
State treasury will be pretty well drained.
The Senate has been engaged all day on
the tax bill, and struck oat the | per cent.
tax, by ayes 3S, noes 9, and adjourned.
The Conference Committee ON the Bank
redemption, meets tonight.
"a Y00EFp nAT
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-27

The Washington correspondence the Bos,
ton Journal says: "The State Department is
preparing a statement OF the mannerin which
it will be proper to receive and entertain the
japanese mission, expected to arrive here
next month, some seventy strong. Congress
will be asked to make the necessary appro-
priations for defraying the expenses of this
novel delegation, by way of returning SINH
lar favors shown the American negotiators
in japan, and it is humorously suggested
that there will be demand for fat dogs and
other oriental luxuries."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-27

New York city has Board Of "Ten Gov
ernors," who govern the Almshouse, Peni-
Tertiary, and other charitable and reformato-
ry institutions Of the city. The New York
Tribune is engaged in exposing the corrupt
conduct Of these Governors. charging them
with Riot Ram, and Robbery, aud all sorts
Of sbominasions, that ara truly startling.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-27

In the House of Representatives, last Fri
day was real working day. The Commit
tees having been called, three bills of pub
lie character, and ffty-seven private bills
were reported. Fifty-ono adverse reports
were made. In Committee of the Whole,
twenty-three private bills were acted upon
favorably, and seventeen were objected to
and consequently passed over for the day
After the Committee rose and reported, all
the bills favorably considered in Committee
were passed by the House, except three,
upon which special votes were demanded.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-27

The TAX Built will be seen that the
Senate of Virginia has stricken out OF the
Tax bill, the one per cent. clause, which has
given occasion to so much discussion. The
vote for striking out was 80 to 9 against 1t
"a large majority. As far as that matter
is concerned, therefore "peace is restored, "
and things remain Gin statu quo ante bel
Inn, -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-27

Our New Orleans exchanges contain full
accounts of the late occurrences before Vera
Cruz, and the capture of the Marin expedi-
ton. The detailed account is only an am
pli6cation of what has been received by tele-
eranh.n
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-27

Capt. Webb, Of the schooner Thomas f.
French, arrived at n. York reports that on
the Dist inst, four miles north of Barnegat,
he picked up boat containing Chinaman,
who stated that he had escaped from the
sloop Spray, of Guilford, Conn, which had
that day been in collision with the sloop
Lucinda, of Rockaway- the Spray sunk
in fifteen minutes after collidiug, carrying
down with her the captain, named Leete,
and his brother, who were the only persons
on board besides himself. The Chinaman
was supplied with Ratchet compass and
some provisions, and SO far as regards the
collision, his statement was correct as it
was subsequently ascertained that the Luz
cinda put into Little Egg Harbor in dam
aged condition. 1t is suspected, however,
that the Chinaman murdered the captain
and his brother and then deserted the
vessel
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-27

Ia the House of Representatives, last Fri
day, a bill came up, for the relief Of the le-
gal representatives of Col. Charles Porter
field, of the Revolutionary army. To this
bill Mr.. Stanton stated briefly his objections.
Mr.. Harris, of Virginia, who is representa-
tive from the district of the claimants, asked
TO be heard in their behalf. He was reared
and lived in the midst of the heirs and de-
scendants of that gallant officer, Charles
Porterfeld. lie knew them TO be honest and
Just men, Of the highest sense of honor, and
the strictest Integrity; men whose bare as
sertion of right is, among those who know
them, conclusive eYidenc, OF the justice OF
their demands. lie would not 20 into the
dry details Of the bill, for it is one that
should commend itself to MI sections and all
parties. The hero whose heirs now claim,
was the same young officer who, in l171,
left bis native county of Jefferson, in Nirgi-
MIA, and passed over that memorable rock
at Harper's Ferry 80 eloquently and touch
ingly described by Mr.. Bpteler. To him
(Mr. b. the speaker need not appeal
Tor suDDOIl, w tbdt plOOo-StoihSb AbSh
spoke III terms more eloquent and effective
than any thing which he Mr.. Ilarris) could
say. To the members from Massachusetts,
and New England generally, to whose relief
Col. Porterfeld had fastened in the day OF
peril, he appealed with every confidence that
he should receive their united support, and
to the gentlemen of the sunny South, 10 the
sous of the old Palmetto, on whose soil the
gallant young officer fell, Mr.. II. appealed
He appealed also to that chivalry which had
ever distinguished her sons, and be felt
confident that it would not be wanting now
in doing honor to the memory of brave
young officer, who fell in defence of hel
rights and liberties, and in doing an act Of
simple justice to his heirs and representa-
tives. There being unmistakeable indica
tons of an approval of the measure, Mr.. Har
ris refrained from further remarks, aud on
the passage of the bill, there appeared to be
81 to A, but, this being less than quorum
the House adjourned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-27

The Charleston Mercury, the leading DEM
ocratic organ of South Carolina, is exceed
ingly severe in its denunciations of the
Northern Democracy, alleging that, "as a
party, they are against the South" and
striving TO enforce their policy of Squatter
Sovereignty upon the South"-that the
Pennsylvania Democracy "are actuated by
but two principles-to plumber the South,
and to bully her"-and that the centre
Democratic party of the North, as party,
is utterly hostile to the Constitutional rights
and interests of the South"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-27

A call is made for meeting in Washing
ton. of the Democratic National Committee,
to be held on the 5th of April Iii thought
it has reference to changein the place for
holding the Democratic Convention, as the
clamor on the subject continues-but it is
not believed that any change can or will be
made.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-27

Professor Charles Prick, NJ. d., member
of the Faculty of the University of Mary
land School of Medicine, and physician OF
great promise, died in Baltimore, on Sun
day, OF a short illness, from disease known
as diphtheria, throat affection.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-27

The Romney Intelligencer speaking Of the
movements in the Democratic ranks IN the
Western part of the State, says that the new
lights bid fair to take the party
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-27

There are different opinions as to what will
be the result of the contest in the Con-
yention at Warrenton, in this District, be-
tween the friends Of Gov. Wise and MIR.
Hunter
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-27

The Charleston papers are very plain
spoken in the advice to the "camp-followers"
OF the Democratic Convention, to keep away
from their city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-27

The friends of Mr.. Hunter are in high
spirits at the result of the election of Dele
gates to the Charleston Convention. so far.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-27

The ultra abolitionists at the North, profess
to object to the tone and temper Of Senator
Stewards late speech-and to think that ne
is far from coming up to the fright standard.
They are hard to please.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-27
MARRIED

At Carlton, near Charlottesville, I'd Wrtre x,
morning the 2lsi, Us lAe Bc,. Il. H Meade Pra.
NJ. SCHELE DE- WERE, ot the University II
Virginia II Miss Lucy -, daughter l.,Ha.
der Riyes es.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-27
Foreign News.

The Espana 81 Madrid of the 18th 10 Feb
ruary has the following: MIR. Preston, the
resident Minister 81 the United States in
Madrid. viii shortly leave this city with
Ills family. who will remain in Paris uutIi
his return from America To Spain in tAe
next spring ID is believed that The the yoy
age 81 The American Minister /, not foreign
tJ the arrangement vi our affairs with tho
United States
The last arrival from Europe brings u
Intelligence IT the death Ut one If the few
remaining officers who served under Che
FIRST Nap0IsJn-lIarsha Relic, who wa,
among the most prominent men in the wars
If the first Empire III 1917 Louis Philippe
made him Marshal Of France, and Ia was,
from 1852 to the time of his death, senator
of France By his death, jerome B1naparte
il the Oldest living Marshal Of France.
II is said that "a valuable discovery has
Just been made in the vaults of an eminent
London banker The discovery consists of a
large hoX of letters, containing lhe correspou-
dence ot Mr Bradshaw, SecroDaryofthe Trea-
sury iii tile reign 1T George lli-a man very
well known ID the readers Ut Wapoic'S Let
tiers and of the Secret History Ut tile Court
lntrigues, when Queen Eictorias paternaI
grandfather was King
Died lately in London, General John De
yereux, aged 81. lie raised the Irish legion
which, under Bolivar, engaged il the success
ful struggle t0r independence ia Colombia
The provinces Of Central Italy were To de-
eide, On the llth instant by popular vote
whether they should be annexed to Sardinia
81 he formed into 4 separate kingdom.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-27

The man Hicks, arrested in Rhode Island,
charged with the murders OH board the Is
len oyster vessel, has been brought to New
York. He denies the charge, but silver
watch and two money bags found 10 his
possession, are said to be the property OF the
murdered Capt. Burr. Hicks, or Johnson
refuses to give any account Of his abandon
ment of the vessel. There is a question as
to who has jurisdiction over the case-or
whether the murders were committed on the
high seas, or within the territory OF New
York.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-27

In the coming census, we hope that we
shall have full details on commerce. We
hope that we shall have full account Of the
business of the banks, insurance companies,
custom houses, railroads, and the other i'm
portant institutions Of our country, The
census ought to be very complete i'll all re-
spects. 4 large sum of money will be APP
propriated for the purpose Of having it ac-
curately taken, and 10 interest should be
neglected.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-27

Some Of the New York papers would have
the public believe there is great anxiety and
interest felt in this country about the tight
to come off, in England, between the pugil-
lists Heenan aud Sayers. Outside OF the
large cities, among the cronies of the bruis-
ers, nobody knows or cares anything about
them, except the gentle wish that they both
may be arrested and sent to the work-house
or the tread mill
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-27

The price of gas is to be reduced in Rich
mond from So to $3.50 per 100 feet.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-27

DEMOCRATIC USAGE Is VIRGIyIA.-Mr.
Robert II. Glass, one 81 tile Hunter Delegate
to Charleston, elected in the Farmyille Dis
tlict, i the federal postmaster At Lynchburg
This is in direct derogation of the establish
ed Democratic usage in Virginia. At all
times, heretofore, the Virginia Democracy
have uncompromisingly opposed the election
70 such post Of any appontee Of the FEEDER
al Executive - Rich. Eao
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-27

Intense anxiety |" is expressed that the
Prince of Wales, on his visit to Canada, IN
May or june next, should "cross the line, !"
and call upon Uncle Sam 1fhe does, we
hope he will be very kindly and courteously
received-but that fa,keyisn, by general con-
sent. will be denounced. We should, indeed,
like to see the future King Of England, have
an opportunity of looking at the practical
"doings" of republican government and a
republican people.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-27

On the 22d inst, 100000 worth of proper
ty was destroyed by fire at Pekin, Ill. Mr..
Hoffman, druggist, sustained loss of SlO,-
900; Rupert 4 Vincent $4,000; Rhodes 4
Co. 5000. The postofice was also consum-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-27
puBLIsHED DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY By
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
ALEXANDRIA,:

TUESDAY MORNING, MARCH %, 1850.