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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-07
MMUSICATED

LEAP YEAR.-From an Anticipated volume,
hearing the imprint "l603." and entitled
"Courtship, Love, and Matrimony" CORES
rondent extracts the following amusing par
agraph:
ALBERT il is move become parte OF the
Common Lave, in regard to the social rela-
lions of life, that as often as evry Bissextlle
wear doth return, the Ladys have the sole
privilege during the time 1t contnueth, OF
making love unto the men: which they may
doe either by word or lookes as unto them 1t
seemeth proper. And, moreover, no man
will be entitled to the benefit of the clergy
who doth refuse to accept the offers OF the
Lady; or who doth in any wise treat her pro-
posals with slight or contumely."
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BY 4. M. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

!. j
VALUABLE LOTS, FOR SALE Under au-
(Alexandria County, rendered at the November
term, 1852 in the suit Of Charles B. Alexander,
and others, VS.. John B.-Alexander, the npdersign-
ed, Commissioners appointed for the purpose, Will
offer for sale, by auction. in front Of the Mayors
Office, in the town of Alexsndris, ON TIL UR6-
DAY, THE TENTH DAY of MAY, 1850, at
IL o'clock, NJ, all the REAL PROPERTY, In
the County Of Alexandria, Of which William B.
Alexander died possessed, viz: / aa1o3a ~ .lsel
!. A square bounded by Patrick, Henry, Wythss
and Madison streets sgtilsEa Faz 80
2. A square bounded by Henry, Fayette, Wyths
and Madison streets j 11.., -. s.;
8. Three fourths ofthe square sounded BY Fay
cite, Payne, Wythe and Madison streets.
4. A square bounded by Payne, West, Wythe,
and Madison streets. y arDz ~ E,Bfo ssI
s. square bounded by Fayette, Payne, Pen.
dleton and Wythe streets. e,lss sits,t 7 Efsatt.s
G.. A square bounded BY Payne, West Wytbe,
and Pendleton streets. N. go
Also, several fractions of squares in the neigh
borhood Of the above, Of which 8 description will
be given at the isale.f Each square contains two
acres. The above property lies north and west Of
Colrosse, the late residence Of Judge T. +. Mason.
The terms of sale, as directed by the decree are:
one third OF the purchase money 10 be paid down,
and the residue in two equal payments at six and
twelve months from the day o. sale; the deferred
payments to bear interest, and to be secured by
the notes Of the purchasers-and ,retention0f til
tie; the cash payment to be forfeited for failure to
comply with the terms Of sale, and the property to
be resod upon any such failure, at the risk of the
purchaser. L. B. TAYLOR,
r. JOHNSTON, Commiss'rs.
8@t' WIN. C. YEATON, l"5aH
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NM ERCIAL.
Alexandria Fish Market, May S

The arrivals to-day about equal those of the
rreyious two or three days. The demand is still
:5od, and in prices there is no change since FRI
Jay. About 10000 Herring, aud 1000 shad
came up, and found ready purchasers at s9(9Ss.-
50 = thousand for Herring, and Sl4.5O@Sl6 p
hundred for Shad. Rock and Porch 2O@22c. p
bunch, and scarce. Large Rock Sl0Sl.5O Il
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Mail ROBBERY IN GEORGETowS.-Ofhc
4. K. Allen, upon the oath and information
Of the Government agent, ". D. Gilmore, on
Saturday morning arrested John II. barnes,
clerk in the post Office at Georgetown, who
is charged with abstracting money from let
ters coming to that office. He was taken
before Justice F. j. Murphy and committed
N mil for further hearing
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SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.

BROUN Il CO., 49, r.
Corner OF WASHINGTON AND MADISON STREETS,
MIDDLEB URIC, VIRGINIA,
DEALERS in Dry Goods, Groceries, Queens
~ ware, Hardware, Cutlery, Drugs, Paints,
Bar Iron, Plough Iron, Steel, Strap and Band
Iron, &c, are just receiving well assorted stock
of.Goods. suited to the approaching season, en-
bracing every style and quality, especially adnp-
ted to the wants Of their customers, and general
family use.
With assurances Of their undiminiShed efforts to
please all who deal with them, they solicit al
early call. Middleburg. APP 5-eo2m
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Frost in the Cotton Region.

AUGUSTA, May 5.-Rcports from the Up
per portions Of Georgia and Alabama state
that the growing cotton crops have been
much injured by recent frosts.
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New YORK. May s. Flour is dull and Sc. low
er. State Sj.45MS5.jO; Ohio S6.l5@ 1926; South
stn $640@ $3.50. Wheat is dull and nominally
lower; Western white l5oM 1909. Corn is higher;
mixed IVA S$c white $50 Sic; yello~ Sac. Pro-
vision. unchanged. Whskey is quiet 1t 2l4o.
Stocks are dull and variable. Cumberland Coal
Company IA. "a SIS g23: Mo. IS So.
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fredericksburg Market, ny 4.

G1vRRS4Exr FISANcgs.-The receipts Of the
I. 5. Treasury for the quarter ending tho 3lst Of
March amounted to So, 4lj, 81, including Sl4,-
s6?,!S5 from customs, and 5,5SS 200 from treasu-
ry notes. The expenditures for the same time
reached $40, ST., SOP, of which 50, l9o,45O was
paid account Of treasury notes, and ST ,491,-
III for civil, foreign intercourse, and miscellane'
ggs
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Fairfax rountv Va. sen l4-eotf

EAUQUIER FARM FOR SALE.-Having de-
IL terminad to move to new courtry, L now
offer for sale my FARM, situated about five miles
from Warrenton, the County seat Of Fauquier
County, and three miles from the Fauquier White
Sulphur Springs. 1t adjoins the lands of Robert
Hart, Robert lIolt2claw, and others, and contains
THREE HUNDRED AND FIFTEEN AND
THREE QUARTER ACRES. with an abundance
of good WOOD AND TIMBER $50 acres Of this land
is finely taken in grass With good meadow of Is
acres. The whole FARM is well supplied with
water, good springs being found in every field
There is quantity Of good surface rock for fenc-
ing. and most excellent stone quarry on the land.
.sEi The DWELLING HOUSE and out build
H., ings very comfortable. r Erel 81.
The Terms of Sale will be made accommodating,
and can be known by calling upon the subscriber,
or by letter addressed to him at Warrenton, Eau
ouier County, Va. WIN. T. MCCARTHY.
Fauauier County, Va. nov 1-entf ~
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ez5s FOR. RENT OR LEASE FOR a TERM
.I%.M OF <YEARS.-The three story B RICK
DWELLING, which / now occupy, corner of
Duke and ST. Asaph streets, Alexandria. This is
:, most desirable residence, having every necessa-
rs and convenient appurtenance thereto attached,
and the location unexceptiJnable Gas and wa
ter is carried through the house. further dis
cription is deemed unnecessary, presuming that n
tenant would of course. view the premises APP
plications will be received Mt my Office, on Wash
ington, Il few doors north Of King street. We
offer il Torrent as we are about to remove to our
property on Cameron street. -.-
ap 2T-lawtf CHRISTOPHER NEALE.
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NNHTS favoritc place Of Summer resort has been
L greatly improved by the addition of new
HOUSES, SWINGS. &C., and is now ready for
the reception of PIC MICS and other pleasure
parties The PAVILION is the largest in this
section, and the SPRING has equal. PLEA
SURE BOATS and FISHING TACKLE are
kept on the premises for the accommodation Of
visitors. The proprietor has spared no expense to
render his grounds in every way worthy of pa
ronage. and by strict attention to his business, he
hopes to merit a liberal share Of publ" favor. ..
An inspection of the GROUNDS is respectfully
solicited THOMAS FAHEY,
ap ll--eolm .A' ..." Proprietor.
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McCORMICK's REAPING AND MOVING MA
CHINE FOR 1850.


10000 sold within the last tire gears,
DEING larger number than is manufactured
ID by any similar establishment in the world.
GREAT COUNCIL MEDAL awarded my Ma
chine in London, in 1851. .-... ..s.
GREAT GOLD MEDAL OF HONOR, at Pa
ris, 1900 .. . t.........
HIGHEST PRIZE at the French Universal
Exhibition in 1856.
HIGHEST PRIZE at the Royal Agricultural
Society Of England III 1857.
HIGHEST PRIZE at the United States Agri
cultural Society in 1857.
AN now more largely engaged in the manu-
facture Of these MACHINES than ever before,
and with my improvements for 1860, do not heSI-
tate to WARRANT my MACHINE rs a REAPER
and MOVE superior to any other for simplicity
durability, and perfect working. s. B,
ADDISON, WALLACE il CO., Agents for
Alexandria, Va, and viii attend promptly to all
communications or orders 4. ...s
Glts- CIRCULARS will also be sent on applica-
ton To my Agents .....a... u. ..4as
ap lI--eolm C. II. MCCORMICK.
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PENNSYLVANIA COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
YORK, PA. ..
INCORP DRAFTED IN 1856. SIG.
r. KIRK W HITE, President

BRANCH AT ALEXANDRIA, VA. ....
FAcuLrY-A NJ. TRIMMER, President, Pro
fessor of Plain and Ornamental Pcnmanship,
Business Correspondence, &r.; WIN. NJ. MAUI
MAN, Practical Accountant, Professor OF Book
keeping, Commercial Calculations, &c. f@
Professor 7. KIRK WHITE. Consulting Ac-
rouutant. and Teacher of the Art of Detecting
Counterfeit and Altered Bank Notes. ~ t1ai
The Collegiate Course. Bookkeeping in all lis
most approved forms. r-E. ~
PENMANSIlIP, in all the ancient and modern
hands.
Commercial Calculations, Commercial Law, AMI
eli other subjects necessary for i thorough bust
ness education. ....# ..w.rt ..EE.
TERNs-Full course (tme unlimited SIS.
For full iufornaton call ut the College rooms,
in the Exchang. Block, or address
A. NJ. TRIMMER Alexandria, Va.
un oS-ruIm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-07

NOR SALE.-F0UR HUNDRED AND SIX
II NINE AND THREE FOURTH ACRES
OF FIRST RATE CLARKE COUNTY LAND,
one hundred and fifteen acres Of it heavily tim
bered. never failing stream of water passes
through it. 1t is situated within eight miles OF
two Railroad Depots, and eight Flour Mills, at
which the highest market price is paid for wheat
The land is in good condition for producing fine
crops. Terms unusually accommodating.
.g~sl#a@ s3 ." ISAAC IRVINE HITE.
81 White Post. Clarke Co., Va. NH 1--eotf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-07

A CoRREcrIoN.-ln the report of the meet
ing of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Com
panv, held in Washington, on the Sd inst,
published in the Gazette Of Saturday, 1t Is
incorrectly stated that the selection Of d.
rector from Alexandria was solicited. The
gentlemen from this city did not ask for a
director: but urged the claims of Virginia
for representation Of its stock in the board
to he elected. Col Robinson, the proxy
from Virginia, offered the name of gentle
man of undoubted character, and said that
he would endorse him to the extent Of SO
900 for the benefit of the Canal.
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TROSCOPA.--liea We! hear We hear ye =
u Read and be wise. The celebrated German
and Indian Physicians. have established perma
nent Medical Office in the city Of Washington. AT
ter having travelled the world in search of
know We'd re. and having spent seven years among
the Indians for the purpose Of getting thorough
knowledge Of Botany, they Halter themselves quail
fled to alleviate and cure all complaints to which
the human family are subject. We latter ourselves
that we can, without asking them question, tell
all who favor Us with call, their complaints AM
symptoms. and guarantee ;u easy and speedy cure.
The many facilities afforded us by hospital and
private practice. in this AMI tOrei On countries. war
rant Us in assuring those who are Suffering from
disease that treatment is attended with unusual
" favorable results for to know the disease is half
the cure. We require, f,r examination, at least
two ounces of The frs urine III the morning. The
Doctors medicines are wholly vegetable, and pre-
pared by themselves. They also guarantee to cure
the most ivctcrac sores 70 matter from what cause
they may have originated, or how long standing
Office No la South h. street opposite Smithso-
nan Institute. where have done large and
successful practice for the last years in the treat
ment OF all Chronic Diseases and those produced
by the old School Mineral Physicians by the in
discriminate OF mercury, arsenic, anumony,
Ic. We will send to any address Medical Book
containing history Of Medicine fro: its con-
mencement TO the present day, by enclosing two
postage STAMPS u Book worth dollars to any fam
ily ap 2S--wlm&
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strawberry VALE INSTITUTE,

ESTABLISHED and conducted so successfully
IL by the late Mrs. A. B. CAN'T, will be con-
tinued on the same plan, and under the same dis
cipline, by Miss CORNELIA PEACE, and her
Assistants. -.-.. .,.--.. ..-.--.t r..
The School will be matronised by Mrs. A. b.
RICHARDS and CHARLOTTE WILSON, as
sisted by a beard OF Trustees, consisting of ". W.
Ball. esq, L. u. Means. DR.. Wm. McVeigh, Hen
~ Jenkins, and w. T. Moore. Mr.. L. D. Means,
will act is treasurer Of the Institute.
Fairfax county feb 16-eotf
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Tha Aarkatg.

BALTIMORE. May o.-Fl"ur closed firm; how
ard street S6.37 Wheat closed firm; white 1850
lSoc Corn closed firm '"hite AMI yellow 800
&c Provisions closed steady. Whiskey clos Il
dull at &c.
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NOTICE. will sell my valuable MILL
IN PROPERTY, situated on Goose Creek, in
the County of Fauquier, Va, distant three and
half miles from Rectortown Station, NJ K. Il.
The MILL is in one of the best wheat growing
neighborhood. in the State all necessary buildings,
20. such as DWELLING, Cooper Shop, &C., To-
uIa.A gether with or ACR Els of first rate land,
will he sold with the mill. The location would be
fine one for wooden factory there being sufficient
quantity of water all the year round. The afo-e.
named property will be sold low; any information
desired will be promptly attended to by address
ing me at Rectortown Staten, Va.
GEORGE H. DAWSON.
Fauquicr County, Va. APP I4-eotJune
Orkney sPRINGs-Shenando County, Va.
E0k the accommodation of Inyalids, we will
Il b ,,ly 10 receive B0ARDERS, on and after
the 2nti. INST. Our charges will be at the rate Of
SIS per month till lst of June. After that time
the reguia, s,--sJn prices will be charged.
MYERS, BRADFORD CO..
! NH 19-eolm
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1850. ALMANAC. 1850
NJ Il Z IN Z LIS 7
PORT OF alexandria, MAY )

s'hI VF ALHNNNbNIN- VI :.
SAILED.
Schr A. H. Manchester, Nickerson, New York,
BY NJ EdriIge Co.
Steamer C. c. A!ger, Fenton, Philadelphia, by
Hn. H. Fowlc Son.
Steamer St. Nicholas, Guy. Baltimore, by Wheat
Bro
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BALTIMORE SOUTHERN JoBBING HOUSE.

R0GANS, ROOTS AND SHOES, HATS, AND
d STRAW GOODS, ON THE NETT CASH
SYSTEM.-R b. GRIFFIN d: SONS, are now
Offering great Inducements 10 CASH BUYERS. We
have spared 10 pains in getting up magnificent
stock of goods. and with confidence call tie
particular attention Of dealers to the splendid as
sortmeut a. well a. to the unprecedented low rrl-
ceS at which now selling them. We have
adopted the cash system, with sina!i profits, and
risk, believing it to be demanded by this large
class of dealers Its freedom from losses, and the
low prices ut which we are selling, must attract
and secure this trade. aa 9ga@.
All we ask is an examination of stock and pri
ces and we will guarantee sales in every instance
at X. Is. GRIFFIN d SONS.
No. II South Charles ST., (up stairs
baltimore. NH 20--w2m . -i.s S.. s.r.u-..sgtt
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nESIRABLE FARM FOR SALE offer for
~ sale my FARM containing about $50 ACRES
OF LAND, in Fairfax County, beautifully situa-
ted on the line of the Orange 4 Alexandria Rail,
road, one mile from Burke's Station, fourteen from
Alexandria, and seventeen from Washington
There are about 80 acres heavily Timbered, (ori-
ginal growth,) Immediately on the Railroad, and
the remainder we'll set in Grass, and in good state
ts.s of cultivation. The improvements consist Of
E::i n COTTAGE RESIDENCE, Stable, a new
Grauary and Courthouse, and all other necessary
out -houses. There is we'll of fine water in the
yard The situation il high and healthy one,
commanding extensive and beautiful view Of
the surrounding country. For further informa-
ton, apply to Mr.. Marshall, at Burke's Station,
who will show the land to any wanting to
purchase, aud for terms of sale, apply to Burke
Herbert Alexandria, Va.
UPTON Fl. HERBERT.
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SAILED FOR ErRorE.-Among the passen-
gers by the Australian, which sailed from
Portland, on Saturday, for Liverpool, were
Mr.. Henry Peel and family, of this eltty.
Mr.. Peel will, while in England, enquire
into the practicability of importing goods N
his line, Drugs direct, and we hope that
upon examination he will find that direct
importation will be both practicable and
profitable.
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THE GENERAL MUsrER.-The General mus
ter of the l75th Regiment took place on Sat
urday last. After forming, and gong through
a dress parade, on the commons, near the
Court House, the Regiment paraded through
the principal streets. The alexandria, fihe-
men and Alexandria Cadets appeared in full
uniform and the Letcher Guards in citizens
dress. The ranks Of many OF the militia
companies were very thin.
The Junior Rifles paradcd and made very
creditable appearance, attracting general at
tention.
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ApJrraxT TO THE Observation-Disclosures
A. }. Humphreys of the Alexandria Rifle
men, has been appointed and confirmed Adj
iutant of the l75h Regiment Of Virginia
Militia. \ better selection could not have
been made. Lieut. Ii. combining in Il high
degree all the qualifications requisite for the
position. His thorough knowledge OF miil-
tarv tactics, his soldierIy bearing, and his
uniform gent!emanly department. have won
for him the esteem aud confidence Of ti'e
Regiment
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-07

FUNERAL SERyIcE.--A service i'll comment
Grafton of the death Of Rev. John L. Biloxi,
late pastor of St. Mary's Church, in this city.
will take place, at that church, this morning
at 10 o'clock Rev. DR.. Early, President OF
Georgetown College, will preach on the o'-
casion and there will be, 10 doubt, Il large
attendance of the friends Of the deceased, of
all denominations, his attability and many
virtues having greatly endeared him to all
classes of our citizens during his residence
among us.
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AUCTION SALES On Saturday last, John
Z. Creighton Auctioneer, sold at public auc-
ton, brick dwelling and lot Of ground on
the north side OF Prince street, between
Water and Union SITS, belonging to the eStare
of John Tatsapaugh, TO the heirs, for Sl,9!2.
r. Nj. Mccormick, Auctioncer, sold on tlIa
same day, fifty acres of land in Fairfax couu-
ty, on the Leesburg Turnpike, near bayley,s
Cross Roads, to Richard RVtchiord for s., l23.
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Losc BRrpcE.-In the City Council OF
Georeetown on Friday evening last, alter a
lour debate, the Long Bridge resolution was
lost by tie vote.
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AUCTION SALE OF LOCOMOTIVE BUILDERS
4 AND MACHINISTE TOOLS, 's-.l.'

Nv gAIFAANUHIA,FsF IhUINId.
ON WEDNESDAY, MAY 23rd, 1860, COM
~ mencing at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, {no postpone.
entire stock of STEAM ENGINES TURNING
LATHES, planners, BORING, MACHINES,
DRILL PRESSES, STRAIN, HAMMER. PAT
TERMS, de-, de-, comprising the entire outfit
of the extensive Locomotive and Machine Manu-
featuring Works of the late Arm of SMITH Il
PERKINS. gas rtatfE = y il - ,as5 s4sea
Printed lists giving description of Machinery 10
application by mail, to 49, Ss,s., sf,..t IS.
a.a~...a !, JAMES P. SMITH, Trustee.
an 95-3taw3w1dfs 80" .t2F8 Z rF@tr 81
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JAMES RECTOR SM0OT. JOHN PERRY.
CtMOOT PERRY, dealers in l. l NJ i & L.,
y NAILS, LIME, CEMENT and .CALClNED
PLASTER. No. 40, SouTn UNION STREET. ALIEN
A.DRiA, VA. APP 27-ly
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The FlsHERIEs.-The fisheries on the Su>-
ouehanna have not been doing quite as good
\ business for the last week as usual, on ac-
count of the heavy winds and nntav"rnhle
weather. Herring are selling at 81 Z bar
rel, and shad at $3.50 Z hundred. 1t is
stated that James Bond, Of Stony Point
fishery, caught 200 barrels herring at one
haul on Wednesday .-HacTe-de- Grace Times.
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MAIL FAILuRE.-On Saturday night, the
mail north Of Washington failed. The
cause, we learn, was the detention ,nl
the mail train at the Relay House to await
the arrival Of the Editorial ExcursionistS.-
The train arrived at Washington TO" late to
connect with the Southern liue. We are
indebted to Mr. L. W. Falls, of Adams Tx
press, for the Baltimore evening papers.
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3:i,- LIBRARY LECTuREs.-The fou-th Lee

&6- LIBRARY LECTURES fourth Lee
'lFe OF this interesting course for the dement, OF
Inc Alexandria Library, will be delivered at the
LhCEUM HALL, Tuesday evening, Sth inst, at
0oc!ock, on "DoN QuIxorE," by our fellow -citl-
'en' DAVID FuSSrEIS, ESQ, whose reputation 10
APopuar Lecturer is so well known rs to need no
''ument 1t is hoped that the citizens generally
VIII attend, for they may certainly expect a rich
peat
TICKETS Is centS-Children Is cents, to be hsd
- The door, and at Leadbcater Il Co.'S and Cook
q Vo.s Drug Stores. and also ut the Gazette OF
&c, and B. Bartou's Jcwsiry Store. my 1t
$s'~ HuNNEWELL'S TOLU ANODl YIN
ENVELOPES IN the most perfect form all the require
40"lS oi Hpium without producing any OF Its nor
y''' The physician patient, who, tor the want
VI good substitute, has witnessed the destructive
I'etS "i OPIUM, will not fail TO made trlal OF
NV ANopl Ne, and see its perfect results not
I"'! upon disease hut the natural state 1t leaves
We patient For Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Ner-
''u: and Chronic Head Ache and Partia! Paraly-
s'' Tooth and Ear Ache, Bowel Complaints Dele
raui Ircmens, through all tho minor Nervous
I9Mealnts t" that OF Loss of Sleep 1t has no par
'' Purchasers Of both the Anodyne and the
:, usn Remedy, should be cautious 10 purchase Oh
s'S7 'hey can depend on, that the perfect result
a. tue genuine may not be disturbed. Sold by all
!ets. dG,1w
M Ills BOURR0NIA.-A pure article OF
49, Bourbon Whiskoy, prepared from Corn, Sc
- ECU expressly for medicinal purposes, asupply
Tue above article, received, and for sale at
my MILBURN & BROS.
a LARGE supply Of Cox's Sparkling Gelatine
=, just received, and for sale "a, the n. E. corner
Nlhs and Washington streets ... .....
my MILBURN L BRO.
EAlhA WHITE GLUE for Millincrs use, &C.,
- received and for sale by -s.
NY II. COOK 4 CO, Sarepta Hall.
CHESTERFIELD tons Soft Windsor Plaster,
cary" OF Schr. J. Armstrong. for sale by
NJ. ELDRIDGE h CO.,
nv No. 8 South Wharves.
CoT RECEIVED an assortment of DUMB
y BELLS, los sale low, by .,'+'
NY II. l. GREGORY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-07

R,rRoAps.-Iu the Senate, on Friday,
Mr.. Brown presented petition from the
Corporation Of Georgetown, y. e., setting
forth their objections to a hill introduced in,
70 tho Senate 70 authorize the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad to extend the Washington
branch of their road across the Potomac
River at the site Of the Long Bridge