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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-23

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nN AND AFTER MONDAY. APRIL 16.
800 4 Trains %iil w der depart as foll9ys
pot-ccnnects Via Columbus and Cleveland !; Via Go.
lumbns, Steubenyille and Pittsbug; via Columbus,
GEygsti1e and Pittsbprg via coiu@bes and Beilair
,,6 A. " ExPR ESs SFrSm Oincinnati, Ham
iltsn and Dayton Depot For Hamilton, Rishmond,
bana and Sandusky at Springfield for Delaware,
With Dayton and Michigan Road for Troy, ,PiQua,
Toledo, Detroit and all points in Canada.
ETSn Si9SlnRHt r HS%lt0P ba SnS pay
tions eonnects at Hamilton for xfofd, &c. : 11f
1910 A. NJ. EXPR ESS- From Cincinnati
Hamilton and Dayton Depot Connects via Coum.
line and Pittsburg via Columbus, steubenvile and
epa V1s SSP9eH; sps G5fssaed
Hamilton and Dayton Depot-For Dayton, Spring
aeld, Vrbana and BellefOniaine; aso at Dayton Ion
Indianapoiis and ali points West Y,
nS,S0 4: mi@FTHm Htneinnstis Hemilton and
4 r. M.SFrom Little Miami Dspot@4ccommo
datiGn for Columbus, stopping at ali Way Stations
q P. M..fro% Little Miami Depot2Accommo
p. NJ Rigs;ss may cincinaat siSas Ham
lima fors wsyas and 6SsasS also is fsf aTasds TSIeSs
III 7. M. ExPRESSH From Little Miami De,
burg; via Columbus, Crestiine and Pittsburg via
Columbus and Bellair (Wheelingl !; and via Colnm,
sLEEpfNG-oARs ON THIS TRAIN. NO
apply at the offices south corner q Front spd
hSssss sps En- HTHsSs HsS.s aG sb bs
B Trains run by Columbus time, which is seven min.
uto' faster then he Gin Cinci7nsti Hsn time.
omnibnses call for passengers BY leaving direction,
at the Ticket 0f1ces. .l .,1if - apsO .
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-08-10
EDUCATIONAL.
Ellie HAVEN IN IL U ;.

4 Il Il
MISS E. TEBBS, PRINCIPAL.
Misc r GARNER. Vice Principal; Prof. j. c.
rxcrIrpECuT Vocal and instrumental
Mrsic; Prof PoLTI, Languages,
and Drawing and Painting.
UeV ouolifsd omi experienced Assistor,ts are en-
Dioyed in each Department.
THIS INSTITUTION will open for its THIRD
session. the 20fh dag Of MEET September, and close
the last Of June A thorough and systematic
course Of study is pursued. In the atlainmentS
of the Soiii GraHche& Of education, the advantages
offered are surpassed by those of no .Sc"oot IN me
T,;oD. The reI.y best Teachers are employed IN
this Department.
III. Music Glass is under the able and efficient
management of Prof. J. c. ENGELBREcHT bis
long experience aud great success IN tins mpor-
,onr and popular accomplishment, and the sys-
temutic arrangement pervading all portions OF the
Musical Department, afford every advantage 10
the pupils.
Prot. PoLrI, who has charge Of the Department
of Ancient and Modern Languages, is Il dlstlh-
pu;sAed graduate of the University of Paris, and
is IN efficient aud accomplished Teacher.
\ Bible Glass is conducted in the Institute every
Sabbath The Boarders are required TO JOIN 1t,
and are encouraged and assisted III the s'uoy Vi
the Holy Scriptures.
Select Department will be formed in the
Schonl in order that Young Ladies, who desire 1t,
NAV have the advantage Of pursuing Select
Course. .
The Session closes with an Exhibition, at which
Honorary Rewards are bestowed upon those young
Ladies whose diligence III studies and Proprety
of deportment entitle them to testimonials OF ap-
probation and esteem.
The charge for Board Including everythlng)
and Tuition in the entire English Course Is sZoo
for the annual ScSSion-payablc seml-annually, i'll
advance.
In addition to the Patrons ot the Schoot, the
Principal refers with pride to the following gen
tlc,ncn the most Of whom are mcH 'ntorm"" III
regard to the merits and standing OF the School
which they recommend:
RI Rev. John Johns, D. ID.
Rev. Charles Is. Dana, Alexandria Va
Rev. George IL. Norton, "
Rev. James I. Johnston, "
Rev. u. Francis Spri gg, ."
Major IL. Il. Tyler, Washington City.
0 NJ. Crutchicld, Speaker of House Of Dele
gates of Virginia.
John Seldom, esq of Stafford, Va.
J. Randolph Tucker, esq, Richmond, Va.
Nathaniel Tyler, Editor, Richmond Enquirer
Rev Philip Slaughter Culpeper Co., Va.
Hon J. w. Tyler, Warrenton, Va.
Robert Beverly, esq, Fauquier Co., Va
B. Franklin Minor, esq, AlbUmarle Co., Va.
". LeRoy Broun, esd
Rev. o. 4. Kinsolviug, Middleburs, Va.
Is Powell holland,
Gen. Asa Rogers,
e. ". Lewis, esq, Westmorcland, Va.
j. NJ. Stevens, esq, Alexandria, Va.
Thos. L. Brown, esq, Charleston, Va.
ns- For Circulars, containing full particulars,
address MISS L. TEBBS, Alexandria, Va.
uuy l-eO2m
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SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS yo.

W. ID. MASSEY, MERCHANT Tam.
D RESPECTFULLY informs his friend. ;,
IL public, that he hes received hi. =.
FASHIONABLE GOODS for Genteme,."a
comprising black, blue, and fancy CL0Tps 9
CASSIMERES Of the very best Eufo'''s
American fabrics; plain and fancy silk sss =
SMILES VESTINGS:fne SHIRTS and cor y
Drawers and Undcrshirts, Handkerchief I
Hose, Gloves, Cravats, Neck Ties, and !. =
ders, together with many other goods in Il, I
nishing line. Also an assortment Of pr.
MADE CLOTHING, such ms dress ara :.
Coats, Business Coats, Pants and Vests. n
full for the encouragement heretofore recsi,..
hopes by strict attention to business to conf.
merit the patronage of the public, guars,,s
that all work made by him shall be done !,
best manner aud give satisfaction, with p,,.
Guit -
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NEW STOVE AND TIN STORE,

No. ii Fairfax street, hle32ndrla, va.
A CARD.-ENOCH GRIMES respectfully in
n forms his friends and the public generally, that
he has associated with him his son JAMES L.
GRIMES, and under the firm name of E. GRIMES
L son, We have resumed at the old stand on Fair
fax street, the STOVE, AND TIN WARE BUS1-
NESS IN ALL IT'S BRANCHES, and hope and
expect to conduct the same, as 10 merit the conf
dence and patronage otall who may give Us call.
We intend to devote our time and attention more
especially to out door work, both i'll town and
country. such as
ROOFING GUTTERING and SPOtTiNG,
And ali kinds of Stove and Furnace Work, and
Jobs that require skill and experience.
All Jobhing and Repairing attended 10 in person.
Our Stock of stow is intended TO suit the
wants ofevery body. We are determined to please,
both in work done and goods sold Our expenses
are small and shall be content with small profits.
laaS- Orders from the country, either for work
or for goods promptly attended TO.
oct Ivy +. GRIMES ( son.
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CLOTHING.
WILLIAM ARNOTn

MERCHANT TAILOR, No. 95 H..
d RESPECTFULLY informs bis eus,s.M
LII the public that he has now on Lsnas
extensive stock of S p RING and ST.
GOODS. Elegant and fashionabl. st,Ie, y
thing of Gentlenen's wear, OF which NAV .
ed in part black, blue and fancy CT OTint.a
finest and best French, English and A.
CASSIMERES. Fancy Silk, and NJ NE
yESTINGS. Linen Shirts and Collars, IA s's
and Drawers; Gloves; Linen and Sin \
Handkerchiefs; Neck Ties ofevery desern;f r
style; Suspendcrs of the finest quality sr St
styles; half Hose, of the best quality. =. ~
will be guaranteed to be done in the be., ~
Thanking his customers and the public ~
favors, he solicits the continuance of "
ronage. Orders from the country prom, s
tended to ~!
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TRE1ERlkA BREMER. this excellent lady
aud ripe scholar, is becoming distngnls he'd as
a writer of travels. Her interchangeable IN
lustrv in collecting materials from actual OBJ
Servation, and her graphic power IN descrlD-
ing things, events and persons, Will place
her among the most iudiciouS and reliable OF
tourists. We have Just seen 4 letter, written
in classic English, dated Athens, (Ereccc)
June llth, 1860, in which she apologies,
for not uftrncr writing to her friends thus:
The work Of travelling in these parts OF the
world, the work OF studying the new things
and institutions about me, and finally tie
work Of writing, has SO absolutely en%roSSed
nv time and mental faculties that | have
not been free to listen to the dictates Of my
heart"
bliss Bremen left Jerusalem in May, l>19,
after a full survey of the most interesting
parts of Palestine: and has described what
she saw and learned with commendabe min
uteness. She lived in converts and saw
much denied TO less distinguished travellers.
She undertook the most adventurous eXcur-
sons on horseback into the interior, with Il
single Arab az her guide and servant, not
tecring the wild bedouinS of the desert
She had examined the Holy Land from Mt
sbanus to the Dead Sea; visited the memo
orabla places, passed to Constantnople,
SMYRNA, and the great places in the East;
and then reached Athens to rest and write.-
She has arranged and copied her notes on
Switzerland. Her travels in the East and
Greece, will make two other works. She Will
spend this summer among the Greek Islands
and return 10 rest one more winter ut Athens
She savS-''My life here AthenS) has been
life of quiet and study, only broken by
some calls ut the Court, diplomatic dinners
and soirees and popular teasts. Of Greece
she says-"Grcece certainly has a new lite
before it. and great one, if it will but learn
wisdom from history, and the good spirit OF
the present age
She has prepared a treatise on ''Prayer,
which She may give 10 the world. She says
II have perhaps never more prayed with
The words and inglc-heartednesS of Il child,
than during my lonely wanderings in PaleS-
tine: and perhaps have never felt such an
Immediate blessing i'll prayer rs there,
though most often my prayer was only a rls-
ing but Intense suppication, enclosed in the
sole words, -"My Father" In deep lonell-
ness, in anguish OF mind, in actual danger,
this sigh never rose without coming back to
me with most delightful feeling Of calm and
comfort.
We shall look with deep interest 10 the
publication OF the promised works Of this
amiaje lady and Christian scholar: and are
glad IT, know that 4 translation OF them will
10 published first in Boston { Is
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GROUND PLASTER.

rg1iIE undersigned having rented the NEW
STEAM PLASTER MILL Of Messr$. Viii
ting L Wright, are prepared u furnish the best
article Of GROUND PLASTER, nj six dollars
per ton Of 224n hs delivered on the to
vessels. ljy 2li {. +. SUBTLE Il co.
GROUND PLASTER.-Wo offer for sale best
- WINDSOR PLASTER. ground very fine in
our own Mill, al 81 per ton OF 22!U ihs. delivered
to cars OF to vessels. The price viii not be a,irau-
ced aud the farmer rely upon scttius. the best
article, fresh ground, Whenever they may order
lie p MEADE ii MANIF
! HAVE REMOVED to the Counting. Room,
l formerly occupied by NJ. EApRlnGE, on the
wharf, between Cameron and Queen streets. where
| will continue 10 sell CUMBERLAND COAL,
by the cargo, boat load, or single ton
Also. nn hand, and for sale. WHITE and RED
ASH ANTHRACITE COAL. Of the different
sizes Gap 26--tfl D. h. SMITH
lust RECEIVED a lot of PATENT SHIRT
n BOSOE. GXPAHDERs.
j IL JOHN LATOUCHE.
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ALEXANDRIA FEMALE SEMINARY,

nNHE THIRTEENTH ANNUAL SESSION, of
L this Institution, will commence on the 18th
of September next. Those who purpose send
ing to the School, will please apply for admission
at early day.
Gass~ Circulars giving particularsw be furnish
ed to any who may desire them.
JAMES S. HALLOWELL.
,,f,
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FIRST INSTALMEET


DN SHIP MACAULAl from Liverpool, we
d have received 81 crates Of WHITE GRANITE
uUEENSW ARE.
By the barquc petrca now on her voyage from
Liverpool direct 10 Alexandria. chartered for our
goods solely. we shall receive the residue u our
Fall importation Of l95 crates and hosSheadS Of
c"ninon and superior goods.
Merchants un the line OF the Orange and Lynch
burg, Virginia aud Tennessee and other railroads
connecting, "rfd go no io,tA,r Norh for goods IN
our iinr--whether they consider the assortment,
styles and quality OF goods ny the prices at which
will Seltwe guarantee satisfaction in all these
particulars. aug L. II. MILLER. son & co.
4 MOTHER large supply OF the Magic Ruites,
"A just received, at
aug {. {. BERRY ;. y King 81.
DLASTER.-@0O tons soft blue Windsor Plas
/ ter per Schr. Arnon, for sale by
~ IL !. n HARPER & co.
- LIN, Worstcd and Tnsel Head Nets, of all
y col"rs, just received, at
aug i {. {. BERRY'S, - King ST.
A LEAANDRIA CITY six per cent. STOCK,
"A Registered and Coupon, for sale by
dec 2a--tf CoRSR i BROTHERS.
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SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME.
w. WHiTELOCK 4 co.'s

SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME.
w WHITELOCK Il co.'s
CTPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME can always
- be had of
BAKER Il HEo.. Winchester.
J. {. NEyErr. Alexandria.
{. L. Suite 4 Co.. Alexandria.
WHEAT 4 BHo.. Alexandria,
L. Danny, Georgetown.
.IoXA TYSON, Frederick.
We claim this article to be superior to any thing
Of the kind made in the United States. and for It's
effect refer with confidence the farmers Of Fair
fan Culpeper and Clarke, where il has been 50
extensively applied Tor some years past.
lis cost Is less than guauo while it yields hea-
vicr wheat and leaves the land in much better con-
,iition than that fertilizer.
" WHITELOCk Il co.
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DID YOU EVER SEE THE LIEg
SCHOOLHERR G. FRO.

A RE selling whole suits of CLOTHIyC
n SL75; COAT rs, PANTS 80 cents. Vys.
80 cents, and from that price up 10 the fle. /,
ported to this country. They are dele,nir..
sell, and undcrsell, no matter how, who. q j,
The fact of it is, they are always throasE !
Northern markets, and by being always il !
market, have the best opportunity to pick !, /.
best of bargains, to suit the Southern maize.
Recollect at the same time that theirstyIs
getting up their CLOTHING are always sun.
to any others, by being personally attent,::
the manufacturing department, by one q .
firm long experienced in that busincss--ss:I
pains or time spared to please the gensrou. q
tom heretofore bestowed upon them. Those
have not patronized this old established i
will certainly find it TO their interest to give IL
call, as no more satisfactory dealing csr
found in the country. Come and satisfy 10
self at the old place. ut
SCHOOLHERR ( BROS
l0S King street, doors below the Marshall He.
Alexandria. Va. mh d
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FRENCH PLATE GLASS, LOOKING GLASS
PLATE

OUR arrangements are such rs TO enable US to
~ order large plates for Store Windows of any
size; French LOOKING GLASS PLATES can be
ordered suit piers of any dimensions in parlorS
They can be framed here as handsomely a in any
of the Northern cities by which means the dan
ger of transporting large Mirrors is absolutely
avoided I3mo 2Oi f. II. MILLER. son 4 co.
HlIRE STEEL.-JuSt received, supply OF the
| various sizes of this article, now i'll store, and
for sale al the lowest rates.
Every person having IL carriage. cart, wagon, or
dray should try box of Patent Oil Grease
Price lS4 cts.
Now on hand, very full stock of all kinds of
IRON and STEEL, which pledge myself to soil
AS low as can be had in any market
GEORGE T. BALDWIN,
jys King street, between Fairfax and Water
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GROCERIES, &C.

WE HAVE this day formed a COPARTNER-
w SHIP under the style OF
HUbPHREYS & -TALIAFERRO,
and have purchased the stock Of Messrs. MAN
SHALL i CO.. and leased their
W4REHOUSE, No. Ii King street,
where we will conduct the
GROCERY, PRODUCE AND COMMISSION
BUSINESS.
We shall keep always full supply Of
FAMILY GROCERIES, WINES, LIQUORS,
AND GOODS FOR FARMERS USE.
PLASTER, GUANO AND OTHER FERTILI-
ZERS will be furnished ut lowest market rates.
Our personal attention will be given to the sale of
FLOUR, GRAIN and COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Bags will be furnished parties desiring to consign
grain TO US at the regular charge for their USE Our
best eudeavors will be given to promote the inter
est of our patrons, and experience justihes US
in promising that business entrusted to us VIII Dc
attended TO in 4 satisfactory manner.
A. J. HUMPHREYS.
iy2 III. B. TALTAFERRO.
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DRY GOODS, &C.
VIZ NEW GOODS!
w T. hovn met r,oaiyad ;, larpp stock {

w Z have just received large stock of Bleach
ed and Brown COTTONS, of the best makes.
Also, SHEETINGS, TABLE LINENS, NAP
KINS. TOWELINGS, IRISH LINENS, 2,"OO
wards LAWNS, from cents to ~! HOSIERY,
GLOVES, GUANTLETTS, White, Red, Blue and
Grey FLANNELS, in variety. We have few
rich ORGANDY ROBES on hand, which we have
marked less than cost.
TAYLOR & HUTCHINSON.
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NOTICE TO NORFOLK AND POTOMAC IRA
YELLERS

For Pinay PoiNt, P0iM look Ont, Old F0inf,
Nortoik, and Portsmouth
resp The commodious and swift
{ - - steamer BALTIMORE, having been
overhaulcd and rettted with new
boilers and machinery, &c, will be placed on the
above route MONDAY, the 9th Of July, and con-
tinue during the bathing season, making semi
weekly trips leaving Washington on Mondays and
Thursdays, at 10 o'clock A. NJ. Returning, will
leave Norfolk on Tuesdays and Fridays, at 3
O'Clock P. NJ, making all the river landings going
and returning.
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Washington. aug 9
- - @...-.------#---
aYEkV SILK MANTIES

NEW SILK MANTLES
~ AND HOPED SKIRTS!
We have received by Express, a supply of rich
plain SILK MANTLES and REAL FRENCH
LACE MANTLES and POINTS. Also, 10 dozen
Of the Fall style of WOVEN SKIRTS, of supe-
rior quality. Ladies in want of any of the above
Goods, ut very low prices. will please give us an
early call. TAYLOR HUIChloON.
Wosbin0tnn
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To Old Point aud Norfolk 50 including meals.
Round trip tickets to Norfolk and Old Point good
for the season IS Children under ten years, and
servants, half fare. Free-colored persons S4.-
freghts nj usual rates, and must be prepaid,
The steamer Baltimore. being the fastest boat
pu the Potomac, will convey passengers to Point
Look Out in eight hours, making the trip down
this beautiful river by daylight
For tickets and further Information apply on
board to Capt. Charles l.. Mitchell, or 1t the
Compauv's Office. corner Pennsylvania avenue
and Sixth street, under the National Hotel.
E.7- Coaches will call at amy place IN the city
for passengers and baggage.
GEO. T.. NATTINGLN,
General Ticket Agent, Potomac Steamboat Co.
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100, 100, 100, 100, 100
SIMON WATERMAN, No. 100, King s''s'


DEGS leave to announce TO his numerous irlsta
- and customers, that he is now PREPARED ]
exhibit stock Of READYMADE CLOlHlA'
and Gentlemen's Furnishing GOODS, whiE .
regard to quantity, quality, and styles, canna
equalled by any similar establishment in tbis Gl
and not excelled by any Clothing house in y
two loading avenues of fashion on this side lo
Atlantic-Broadway, New York; and Chen.
street, Philadelphia.
Although the present stock is Il very eAte'a
one, indeed, additional supplies will still be ra'
ed, from time 10 time, during the business ses,'
in order TO keep up full assortment Of style, s.
sizes.
?. S.-Mr. WATERMAN will endeayor 10 G!
vince any one favoring him with II call, that !
reputation for selling at the most moderate pa
is grounded on facts. app
NJ OTlCE.-If you want good, cheap. and IL:
IN ionable CLOTHING, go to LATOtCls
Nercham Tailor, So, King street. Constantly =
ceiving the latest styles of FURNISHING COOP
\. B. choice article Of SILK SHAKER {.
CANTON UNDERSTANDS and DRAWERS
NE- SHIRTS made to order. sep IL!
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NNHE CASH SYSTEM ADOPTED.--Ihe W.
l. scriber having tried the credit system -; =.
found that it would not pay, has concluded toaaSi,
the CASH principle. In future, and from =,
date, he will continue to do business upon 7"
principle. In bidding adieu to the c!i system, :
would return his thanks tc his customers Tor r.
favors, and hopes by strict attention, and suen55
ducements as he may offer, to continue It NV"
the new. [an l--tf] JOHN l.. SMIl'.-
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

THE undersigned having purchased Of r J.
i Cross, his entire stock of BOOTS ani SHOE
would most respectfully inform his friends and i''
public, that he intends to continue the mauutsci-h
of every variety of BOOTS and SHOES. and VII
keep constantly on hand full assortment Of ever
thing in his line adapted to the taste Of every 90"
that the most fastilious need not leave t,'
Store without purchasing. He intends 10 sell d.
work at small profits TO cash or panctua 'Fela
customers-none others need apply. rs hls va.
limited capital will not allow him TO give lou!
credit.
To CUSTOM WORK, he intends TO devote o.
undivided attention, make it of the best mate'i4&'
and at short notice, and fatters himself tha' :
can get it up in as good style any one IN u
same business.
He hopes by strict attention to business, to Is''
and receive a continuance Of the very liberal !"
tronage heretofore bestowed on his esteemed p,
decessor. Call at K. Y. Cross old stand Ao.''
King street HENRY {. FlELp
iy eff Successor Ia r. !. CTo"'
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liam IL. Webb esq. Of New York, Agents Tor
this city, for the sale "t
Bakers Island GuanO,
and are prepared to furnish Dealers and Farmers
with any quantity of this most valuable FERTl-
l.IIER at lowest established prices
The BAKERS ISLAND is admitted to be the
most valuable PHOSPHATE GtANO ever offer
ed To the Agriculturalst. The analysis below
was made hy Dr.. Richard II. Stabler, Chemist. OF
this city. and may lee implicitly relied on.
Pamphlets containing the history of this Guano.
certificates from Farmers and Planters, who have
used it, on various crops in every section Of the
country. and ample directions for its application,
can bc obtained at our Counting house.
Anriv>iS BIZ Dr.. L. n. MdLicr:
Organic Iaattcr containing some Ammonia...S
'"'Spna'e u ,t'ais Bone phosphate....S4 60
potash aud Soda Salts ~
utcr...... ........ ~
InSoluhlc matter, Sand, Phosphate OF Iron
500 90
WM. II. FOWLE Il son,
iv4 No. South Wharyes
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* HHDS. New Orleans and Porto Rico Sugars
fC l15 bbls. Cut Loaf, Crushed, Granulated,
Powdered, and y and Coffee Sugars
IS hhds Muscovado, Cardenas, and Porto
Rico MolusSes
So bbls. Golden Honey Syrup
$50 bags Rio, Cape, Porto Rico, and Java
Coffee
10 chests Gunpowder Imperial, Young lly-
son, and Oelong Teas, from medium to
prime grades
Is ticrces fresh beat Rice
$50 boxes Adamantine and Solar Sperm
Candles
80 boxes Tallow Candles
ITS Rosin and Toilet Soaps
IS dozen Painted Pals
80 coils Jute, Leading Line, and Bed Cord
Rope
10 casks and bbls. Bi-Carb Soda
- boxes prime Pearl Starch, just received,
and in store, for sale by
J. II. McVEIGH Il SON,
an 20 Prince street Wharf.
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GREEN GINGER; Mace: Salad Oil; Hegeman,
VI Clark & Co.'s Cod Liver Oil: Turkey Rhu
barb; Mustang Lnment Powdered Rhubarb
Patent Lint: Cardamon Seeds; White Glue: Flour
of Emery; Mediterranean Sponge: Lyons Magne-
tic Powder. just received and for sale by
JAS. ENTWISLE, JR., Apotheeary,
iy 2S ~ King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-08-10

TRESH DRUGS, &c.-Turkey Rhubarb Root,
i Green Scammons, Cobalt, English Mustard,
Morphine, Oil Lemon, Cassa, Rosemary, Laven-
der, Cloves, Carrawav, Peppermint. Nitrate Sill
YER Sulphate Potassa, Chlorotorm, Tongue Beans,
Vanilla Beans. Bermuda Arrow Root, Cream Tar
tar. Gum Benzoin, Crotcn Oil, White Wax. Hemp
Seed. Alum, Sulph. Zinc. Quinine, Carb. Ammo
mia, Cepphalic Snuff, Vermifuge of all kinds,
Blcached Jamaica Ginger Squiils, Cloves. Alocs,
Castor Oil. SIENNA, Carragcen or Irish Moss,
Flower Sulphur, Birthstone, Muriatic Acid,
Strychnine. Prussian Blue. Oatmea, Pastiles dc
Paris, White Kid Skins, Oil Sassatras, Chloride
Lime &c, .Sc., received and for sale by
HENRY COOK S CO.,
aug G Sarepta Hall.