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The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-22

Ex Great Republic, Good Hope, Ocean
Telegraph, Reynard, Il. Hastings, Re-
porter.
so bales assorted Duck, 60 10.
10 bales light and heavy Bear Duck.
AZ cases Canton Flannels, brown 4 bleAched.
~ cases Kentucky Jeans.
IS cases Cottouades.
25 cases AKA. AKA and AKA Apron Checks.
40 cases bleached and brown Sheetings.
10 cases bleached ShirtinRs, all widths.
SO cases favorite brands Prints.
30 cases DenimB.
rs cases Tickings.
90 bales Blue, Red and Gray Blankets.
Also, a full assortment Of
HoUSEFURNISHING GOODS.
Comprising
Linen Table Damasks, bleach'd q brown
Super Cloth Table Covers,
Pillow Case Linens. Linen 6heetings.
Qnilts-l0-A. lsz, 19-A-assOEted qualities.
ToEeling. Napkins, Diaper. Doyles,
Embossed Velvet Table 3 Piano Covers,
Bleaohed 6heetings. extra hne.
ALSO. VIA THE IsTHMUs, . full line Hosiery
GiOves DeAlnes, orIandies. Lawns, RObes. JAcOnetS
French Ausllns, cambr'es, Irish Linens etc., And
general assortment Of
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
Suited 10 the present Trade, Also ex Oracle, Elisa
Denmark, etc, Velvet Medallion Carpets, Brussels
and Thrce.Fy Carpets, InsrAins, Hemps, English
and American Dvuggets. Table OIL Cloths, Green
Raises, Window Shades, Hollands, BrocAteile and
Damasks, Paper uangings and Borders AOEScT o.
Jewett's Celebrated Oil ClOthS-sA to 9A-A
Invoices very low priced
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
Nov laAdinG, and Tor sale at lowest rates By
PRANK BAKER,
lilo and ils Clay st,, lSo and 1871 Merchant st.,
iylS-1m San PrAnclscO.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-22

A YOU'VE MAIDS SoLHLooUY. -Dearme |
why don't some handsome beau propose
at once to wed? For this I've waited
night and day, through weGry years long
fed. The crows feet angle round my
eyes, the hue fades from my cheek; I'm
leaving youths enchanted bowerS-why
don't the young men speak3 There was
9 time when could draw gGsiug circle
round, when life was %ut q dream Of love
and suffers did abound; but, woe is me |
that day is gone, III never see it moro |;
the die is cast the jig is ap--4'm almost
twenty.four. In vain spread my crin0.
line to show my foot so neat, that foot
which once could draw the eyes Of ell
who passed the street; in vein paint
my paid cheek, and wreath my face in
smiles, it's oil for naught for well I Bsc
the youngsters know those wiles. Youth
all thy beauties once had, bat that brief
dream has fed; on pleasures wings ]
once carecrcd, but they are iong since
shed; now must look at things that are,
It's useless to ignore that when my birth
day comes around, twill be number twen-
ty.four. When to my virtUous couch I
lie, how lonesome do I restl No cheek
there Is to press to mine, no head upon
my breast My arms enCircle nAught
but air, on naught my kps are fed ! Great
Heavensl twill surely drive me mad
sOhy don't the young men wedf A lucky
thoughtl for now | think that this is leap
year sure, I'll make the leap and take the
chance-it can but kill or cure. Full
long enough alone. unloved, life's weary
vale I've sped, it's leap year nOw-I am
resolved, before IFS out, to wed.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-22

TIE finest idea Of thunder storm was
when Virgins Came home tight He
came into the room where bis. wife and
daughters we're, and just than he tnmbled
over the cradle and fell whop on the HOor.
Aiter short time, he rose and said:
"Wife, are you hurti"
"N0."
"Girls, are you hurti"
"No."
Terrible clap, sSGsn't ~"
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g. WHAT q beautiful sight it is to behold
the agsd Christian at the close Of his ca
reer. retiring like the Vesplendent sun be-
meath the western wave; giving promise,
in the increased richness Of his graces and
brightness Of bis example, that bis rising
again shall be in the midst of tho gloriCs
Of eternity.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-22

II you wish an ignOramus TO respect
you, dress Z" to death" and wear . watch
seal about the size Of brickbat.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-22

"IBLUsH for you," as the rouge pot
said to the old maid
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-22
CHILDREN TEETHING

SOOx n 4 ~ " i N W.
FOR cRELDREN TEETHIN0,
which greatly cllitAtea the process Of tsething By
sohening the gume, reducing all lnnAmmatlon-Win
aIay AL PAIN and spasmodie action, and h
Sure TO Regulate the Bowels.
Depend upon lmOIAerS, 1t will give rest to yourselves,
And Relief and Health to your Infants.
We have put up and sold this article for over ten
years. and cen say, n coR6dsRcS dad trUtA Of Il,
whel We have never been able 10 say Of any other
medlelne-aEvER HAsIT IAILED, IN sIHoLE INSTANCE,
TO srvpcT CURE, when timely used. Never did ws
know an instance Of dlssetataetlon By any one who
used L. On the contrary, ell are delighted with its
operations and speak In terms Of hghett cemmenda-
ton Of lie magical effects and medical virtues.
We speak In this matter WHAT We DO KNOW
tattOn for As Giasnt Of NOhdt tCt here declare.
In almost every Instance where the infant s sufer.
ing from pain and exhaustion, relief will be found
In hteen or twenty minutes amer the syrup 10 ad'
ministercd.
This valuable preparation is the prescription Of
one Of the most EXPERIENCED and sKILPUL MUIR
SES in New England, and has been used, with n6CeT-
Jitlin0 sMccesS,in
THOUSANDS OF CASES.
II not only relieves the child from pain, but nvE.
CRATES the stomach aud bowels correctS acidty, and
gives tone and energy 70 the whole system. IL will
relieve almost Instantly
Gripping in the Bowels and Wind Colo,
And overcome cOnvuslOns which, ~ not speedily REM
ediet, enc IN deatn we OeueNeutne Oehtluu cUNN5I
RKMKDvin the wok1D In all cases Of DYSENTERY
and DIARRHEA ~ CHILDREN, whether II arises
from teethng or from other cause We would say to
every mother who has q child suffering from any Of
the foregoing complaints, DO NOT LET YOUR PRE-
JUDGES, NOR THE pREJUDICES OF OTHERS,
stand between your suffering child and the relief
that will be sORE-yes, ABSOLUTELY oURE-to
follow the use Of thia medicine II timely used. Full
directions will accompany each bottle. None genuine
unless the fac -pimilc Of CURTIS PERKINS, New
York. Is on the outside wrapper.
Sold by Druggists throughout the World.
PRINCIPAL OFFICE, ts CEDAR ST., NEW YORK.
PRICE, ONLY35 Cents PER BOTTLE
PARK q WHITE,
eole Agents for the Pacific Coast,
| m6-ly 1Se Washington street, Ban Francisco, Cal.
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HINTS TO THOSE WISHING
rsSA 70 PunczAsR
Fine Watches,
TR.M IEwELRY.

RGB&1ADGR-aAa aAssa JsWslry and Watches
are Devey HNPORTED ON SPECULATION, or TO
SELL AZ AUCTION.
8G0@4B18-Any one offering Watches foT
eaIs sMo1ld ee A PRACTICAL WATCHMAKER
Ht1D9hF OtAaYWtss bSlh buyer end seller are H.
ehle tn b deeelyeA - - the eaAliay.
R8M84HG6-No watch o. article Of JewelFy
sAealA b bougAs WtAeut = GUARANTEES FROM
AN OLD HfABLlHAgD H0ueAs able and willing
b salnn their eontraet.
THBRIHORE-as our WaacAss and JeWeiry
ere made IOr regular CUSTOM TRADE-As We
have Q th0Fough practical knyWlsagO of the 6ual.
nosE IN ell Ne 0ganeheS-as We guarantee the
ACCURATR TIAE-KEEPIN6 of eaT Watches. and
QUALITY Of our JEwELRH, Ne hope for contin.
'uaEOs q tAs large rads We have sajoye1 sor over
tn yeaEs n Aan PFancisoe.
1ARRDTT q SHERWOOD.
Sr1iARK fHE n NUNiBER-lS5 Montgomery
st., San Francisco. Su1l -Sm
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THE 1foUNTAIR DnMoCRAT
33oOk avVN J0h 31rintinG @fftcE

Is rsvasaa Will all The modeEu improvements for
Sks NEAT, CHEAP AND RAPID execution Of
SEssY Sasis1y 0f RRINTIEG-Sueh - Books,
PsnJAlsss, BgisfS, PestSEs. HandbiIls. Circulars,
Ban 1seketS, PFogTamnes, Certificate Of Stock or
Deposit, BlhksaAs, Cheeks, Receipts, Cards, La
bels, etc.. either 10 plain % fancy eoOred inks.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-22
VOLTS CELEBRATED
Schiedam Aromatic SChnapps

Manufactured ct my old DIssIllery, near
SCHEDAM. HOLLAND.
Renowned 10 Europe and the United eta'es for
nearly twenty years, for UNRlvALLED PURITY,
and WHOLESOME TONIC PROPERTIES.
Beware of the cheap poisonous trash put up IN
square bottles OF late years, by % many llQuoT-mx-
ers. TO initiate ny Pure and my bottles and
labels. UDOIPHO WOLFE,
eole ImpOPter and Proprietor,
je9-6m -, - and 50 Beaver street, New York.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-22

"a AMAN CAN GEE ALONG WnHouE aAvsr,
using. aud 10 can = wagon wheel without HUCKs 3
LANSEKfS AHle GTeaSe-but II goes hard. iy9e
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JuaTTOna, nLANKa.

Bank A@AavifS. UndeStahingS and WTits Of
Attaehnens, usAeT the HBW Law, for sale at this
O@eS aIsO, Bank Declarations of Homestead
the moSt eoavenient form IN use.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-22

CHA0. p. JACK0ON b the authqrl.sd
Agent o. ne nccnSAm OsnocnAY At Drado'
OTdeSS len Sith hl1 Wiil es prouptiy st,eDded to.
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HUCKg g LA1EBERTss
J. 3. I'm TER b

6Iah1 AND lAlEfElEs . I4OGR asaHE11If,
9Clag ct. AsaF oa16ogno, oan Isanoisco
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HOPE 4 NEPTUNE REsTAURAN7
Cunningham & Tucker, Proprietors.

z THE UNDERSIGNED
A beE leave 70 Inform their
friends and the public Al
@lslA~ EvueFAlly that they have \
taken the above named stand, and are At all times
prepared 10 furnish to order at the shortess notice.
Game and Oyster Suppers.
Meals at all hours. Pork, Beef, Mutton, Quails,
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-22

0No. on O.loma SGr..s. 49,. P1acerviu4.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-22

80. KERLBY 1, Authorlzed to receive mo.
neyS AWe thtS e@ee.
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AUCTION SALES.
GhIE IHIS ~.

ShLE 4HIS DAY.
e. DWELLING HOUSE FOR SALE.-ILe
si undersigned will offer at AUCTION, THIS
DAY, at y o'clock N Ia front d tie Mayor
Office, that desirable three story NEW BRI X
DWELLING HOUSE, fitted ap in good modern
style, including As and water situated IN Payne
street between Duke and Prince streets. This
property can be bought low for cash.
@o 27-lt JOHN n JOHNSON.
BY JOHN T. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
SlnEGOL DESKS AND BENCHES AT AUG
- TION--Wil be sold at the Eclectic AcsdO-
u4y, on Columbus, q lev doors north Of King
street, OK sATuRDAI NOR ING NEXT,
3lst instant, TIC Desks BeucLc-, &C., formerly
used N sl,d building. Terms, cash.
nh 2.-vo.s DAVID l. sMooT
I;lnuaI SALE Or CELEBRATED NINE
= RAJ SPRINGS AMI HOUSEHOLD EUR-
AIILKE Al PUBLIC ACCTiCN.-By author
tg II 4 deed 81 uust, recorded f "a, Clerks
Office ~ he County Court0f Warren, 10 The STATE
u Virgin, III IRE puIpose. there specified, Ito
subscriber, ~ nuns DAY, INK NINE
IEhAIH DAY o. APRIL, ls6U, VII! oG,r tur
,ale, AZ puOnc auction, tue premises, tLut val
liable anu iayOrlte property, know. If The y 4 X
Rem WHITE 81 PHUk SPRINGS, s.luU ~
ia the county Aforesaid, about i've mics /. il
FrouL Royal, and within : mile II Lucst.p ~,a-
tton, on the II Hassus cup Railroad, Al uuicu Il
Is rendered accessible from ala quarters.
ly those .ys.rous u cugagiu ID The business
1T keeping il fashionable watering pace 1. U..,e
layoraDi. Opportunity Il procuring admirably
sell arrange! establishment lA4n tLu present, WI.
- probably he SION offered III BUILDINGS
Ii ire all u recent CONSTRUCTIVE, are sufficient
III the comfortable accommodation 81 tho pr
three huuured visitors, and are located On : CON
naudlug cmIuouce overlooking one u The most
splendid anu varied landscapes ~ be found ~ the
ffui A.tfl4 49, H. size
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Honsa of Representatives.


Hon. C. B. Cochraue appearing for the
FIRST time since the organization, qualified
by taking the oath to support the C9nstituilon
of the United States.
Mr. Garter introduced bill to reimburs
the Corporation of Georgetown, sum OF
money advanced towards the construction
Of the Little Falls bridge; which was refer
red to tbs Committee on the District OF CO.
lumbia.
Mr.. Florence introduced bill tn regulate
and fix the duties on imports; which was re-
ferred to the Committee Of the Whole on the
state Of the Union.
Mr.. Whitley offered resolution which
was adopted, instructing the Committee ON
Commerce to enquire into the proprety ~
reporting bill making appropriation toi
the construction Of a steam revenue cutter
for service in the Delaware river and lakes
Mr.. Blake introduced 3 bill repeating the
| fugitive slave law. Referred 10 the IudieIa
~ Committee !,
Mr.. Garnett introduced bill to enable
the citizens Of the United States to carry
| their property freely and without fear OF mo
| lestation, into the Territory OF Kansas
Referred to committee on judiciary,
The resolution for the establishment OF az
Agricultural Bureau was referred to the
| Committee on Agriculture.
MIR. Mcqueen offered a resolution which
| was adopted instructing the Committee on
WAYS and Means to report olli to tree the
shoemakers of Massachusetts from the tyran-
nv of capital men OF that State, by repeating
the duties on leather and other articles which
enter into the business Of shoemakers.
Mr.. Blake offered the following preamble
and resolution:
Whereas. the chatteliziug of humanity, ami the
holding of persons property, Is contrary 70 ma,
tural Justice and the fundamental principles OF
political system, and is VIGOROUSLY reproach 10
70 orr country throughout the civilized world and
a serious hindrancc to the progress Of Republican
liberty among the nations of the earth, therefore,
Resolved, That the Committee on the Judiciary,
be and they are hereby instructed TO enquire toto
the expedency o?reportinga bill giving freedom TO
every human being, and the Introduction OF slavery
| wherever Congress has the Constitutional power
| TO legislate on the subject.
After considerable discussion, the reSolu-
ton was reiected-yeas 60, nays i06.
Mr.. Haskins made report from the Com
mittee on Printing, proposing to reduce the
present prices forty per cent. 1t was made
the special order for Thursday
After the passage of one or two approprl'
alton bills,
The House resolved itself into Committee
of the Whole on the State of the Union, and
took up the Army appropriation bill.
Mr.. Sedgwiok, of n. Y, then addresse
the House. when without the transaction OF
further business, the House adjourned
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36O. A L III A N A c
1880
N A Rim E LIST.
PORT OF Observation-Disclosures 20

ARRIVED.
Schr Henry Finch, Davey, Jersey City. two
passengers cars 70 Orange and Alexandria Kali
road Company.
Schr. Hamilton, Ogden. New York, to 5. Shinn.
Sehr. Elizabeth Eleanor, Lane, Richmond, to
Master.
Steamer James Jerome, Jerome, Philadelphia,
10 Vim. H. Fowle a Son.
Steamer Columbia, Harper, Baltimore, to Wheat
/ Bro.
SAILED.
Schr. Sarah E. Jones, Jones, Fall River, by
Borden Mining Co.
MEMORANDA.
Schr Ida MAILER, Mulliner, cid at New York,
Tor this port. oath inst.
Schr. Fairfax Mott, arrived at New York. from
Georgetown, d. c., Gath inst
Schr. Lion. Taylor, arrived at New York. from
Georgetown ID. c., oath inst
Schr Buena Vista, Ruly. arrived at New \ ork,
from Georgetown, d. c., oath inst.
Sohr. Palestine, Campbell, hence at New York,
Gath inst.
Schr. Marietta Handy, Terry, cid AZ Boston,
for this port, 23d inst
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yFMARKS.-The market for Flour is dull,
~;,b lyht receipts, and limited demand on the
r,rt Of exporters. In prices. there is no change,
Sa,ders demanding S5.T5 Tor spperfne, but f'nd-
inc few buyers. In Wheat, there was not much
doino. aud the market closed quiet We note
.sles Of fair to good white at 1870 ioic.; req lo%
,S., ouality are nominal. The receipts OF Corn
are GOOD. with an active enquiry, and sales Of
wb;te n. 6SG72c., according TO quality No Rye
ar Oats offered on Change, and the Harket IS
quiet and quotations unchanged
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Mr.. Hunters Prospects.

The State Of Maryland will 90 for Hunter
at Charleston, and from all the information
now collected, it is ascertained, if Ken
lucky and Tennessee will withdraw their
candidates, he will get the whole one hundred
and twenty Southern Yates on the first bat7
lot, and certainly on the second.
Messrs. Davis, Cobb, Slidell, Fitzpatrick,
Wise, Guthrie, johnson, and Breckenridge
will be retired as soon as the Southern dele
cations can exchange opinions personally,
and ascertain the importance Of throwing a
solid vote
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CONGRESS-.
IREpoRrED roR rnG ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE.
Senate. Monday. March 28.

senate, AonQayj GaIcA 20,
The Vice President laid before the Senate
a communication from the Secretary Of the
Treasury, relating to the inmates of the
United States marine hospitals Referred.
Mr.. Gwin moved to take up the bill to
facilitate communication between the Allan
tic and Pacific States which was agreed 10.
The bill was amended and passed.
The Consular bill was taken up.
Mr. Hunter introduced an amendment,
asking for an appropriation for expenses in
Cured, under Instructions from the Secre-
tary Of State, in bringing home from for
eign countries persons charged with crime,
and the expenses incident thereto-Sl0,0O0.
Agreed to. Also,
A bill 70 enable the Secretary of State to
defray the cost Of prison ship at Canton,
in China; and for compensation of the Mar
shall Of the Consular Court. Agreed to.
Also.
An amendment, appropriating the sum of
$4,000 for the benefit Of the Minister to
Paraguay.
Mr.. Mason said, that as it regarded a
Minister to Paraguay, he would advocate
the necessity of such an appointment, as
tending to develop the resources OF the
country.
Mr.. Benjamin said there was necessity for
retrenchmont i'll Diplomatic service.
After considerable discussion, it was put
70 vote. and not agreed to.
Mr.. Davis moved to take up Senate bill
to aut orize the sale of arms to the sew
eral States and Territories, and TO rcgu-
late the appointment Of Superintendents Of
the National Armories. Passed-ayea ~,
nays Is.
The Senate then took up the bill supple
meutary to an act authorizing the protec-
ton of citizens of the United States who may
discover deposits Of guano.
After much discussion, it was postponed
until tomorrow,
The Joint resolution for the relief Of the
mail contractors was received and passed
Mr.. Powell moved to take up q bill for the
relief of Adam Warheim, who was wound
ed at the battle Of Buena Vista, and III con-
sequence had become blind and deaf.
It was opposed by MIR, Clay, and vote
was called for; but there not being QUO
run present, it was not passed, and
The Senate went into Executive session.
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wv YORK. March 26.-Cotton closed depres-
cad. sales of 600 bales; Uplands middlings lie;
lower grades are almost uusaleable. Flour closed
heavy sales of 1906 bills; State So. l5@S52o
Ohio S595as SOLO; Southern $4,000 30 ~
Wheat closed heavy; sales Of 3,5ut bush; Cana,
ia white l54c Corn closed heavy; sales OF 3,2Ve
bush; white and yellow 70(gI7c. Pork closed
quiet mess is frazer at Sl7.Tb(Gsl7.e1; prime
sIls7 Lard closed dull at I0i@llsc. Sugar
closed firm: Orleans 6sGl7 5-l6c. Molasses closed
active but firm at 46@47c. for Orleans. Stocks
are active and higher; Mo. 6s S0I
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The Markets.

s.urrxosx, March 26.-Flour closed firm; How
"a street is held Mt S5.75. Wheat closed active;
white l5OSls5c.: red l4O@143c. Corn closed
firm. yellow and white 70072c Provisions closed
steady but dull; bacon sides lOc.: mess pork
al. 5OtG $685. Whiskey closed dull ut ZEE
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Alexandria Fish Market, March IS.

Very few fish arriving, and the supply scarcely
sufficient TO meet the wants OF the city markets
The oilers are doing fair business Shad may
be quoted at $ls@2O p Misunderstanding sl5@
sl7 y thousand.
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A bill is before the town council OF George
town, "for the preservation of order and the
protection Of property, describing id!enesS'
ioafng and mischief in general, constituting
them serious offences, and providing severe
penalties.
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PASSENGER CARs.-Iwo more splendid pas
senger cars tor the Orange and Alexandria
Railroad, arrived yesterday in the schooner
Henry Finch from jersey City. They have
all the modern improvements and are fitted
IN in the most elegant style The increased
travel over the Alexandria and Lynchbur5
Railroad, demand this increase ~ the pas
senger accommodation. The equipments %
the road will now compare most iavorably
with any road il the country.
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FOR NEW YORK !!

CtpRING SUPPLY have just received my
- SPRING SUPPLY Of W RITING and
WRAPPING PAPERS, which is unusually
large and well selected, embracing all kinds Of
Commercial Note Papers, ruled and plain; Letter
Papers Of all grades and prices, ruled and plain;
Foolscap Papers of almost every price, some extra
heavy; Fleet Folio Post; DENY Medium and
ROYAL Papers; White and Blue Bonnet boards
Maps. Paper of all sizes and qualities have
also received further and full supply oil En-
yELOPES, embracing all tae standard styles;
SCHOOI, ROCKS. of all kinds, in English French,
Latin and Greek; STEEL PENS, OF all the stan
dard makers, including some new varieties; Draw
inc Pencils. Drawing Paper, Drawing Materials;
Mono. Cbromatic Boards; Materials Tor uFecian
Painting; Po,chomania Pictures Printing ana
Visiting Cards, &c; all OF which |Li De solu S Gu
80 ,sh;ch cannot fail 10 suit Orders from the
aonntrv particularly attended to, and the Goods
~. -, ROBERT BELL.
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en- FOR RENT OR SALE.-The III
a. STORY BRICK DWELLING, Gu Prince
between Fairfax and Water streets, next uoo5
east Of the Office Of the Alexandra, LoGaoun anu
49,, Railroad. Water and Gas have been
iatrnancaa and the house thoroughly repaired
Possession given April nth. For terms OF rent
Ing, or price Of property, enquire at the Hase'''
ofaos. LII
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SEGARs AND CHEWING ToBACCo.-We were
presented Yesterday by Mr.. Marshall, u
the firm OF Blackjack & Marshall with 4
sample Of the finest segars and chewing IT,
bacco that we have had the pleasure of Ell,
joying for some time. 1t is seldom that ono
meets with really good tobacco nowadays,
but this can be recommended. Lovers OF
the tweed" would do well to call on the
above named firm when they want some
thing good.
ARREsrED.-A negro boy has been arres-
ted and imprisoned in Albemarle County,
charged with the murder If the oyerseer 1t
Dr.. J. Il. Woods
The Democratic meeting in this place, for
the appointment Of Delegates to the District
Convention at Warreutou, takes place to-
night at Liberty Hall.
The SOUTHERN MAIL will he transferred
70, and run on the Orange and Alexandria
Railroad, about the lst Of April.
TnE CAMPBELL MINsTRELs will give two
exhibitions in Alexandria in a few days.
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Ss6- respectfully announce myself eandi
date for the Sheriffalty of Alexandria County. q
the ensuing election. c. NJ. CASTLEMAN.
NH 27-eotE
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EASTERN HERRING

000 BARRELS, just received per Schooner
SUU Statesman. for sale by
VIM. II. F0WLE 4 son,
mn 81 No. 4, South Wharves.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-27
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GROUND ALUM SALT.

s0O0 SACKS GROUND ALUM SALT, in
OUUU store for sale, cargo Of ship Annie
Laurie, direct from Liverpool in lots to suit pur-
chssers. Apply to 3. n. LAMBERT, .
NH 27-eo3t Union Wharf.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-27
OFFICE CnEsAPEAKE & ONO CANAL Co.,

pursuance of resolution of the Stockhol-
ders, and the requirement OF majority OF the
Commissioners of Public Works of the State OF
Maryland, notice is hereby given, that General
Meeting of the Stockholders of the CHESA-
PEAKE 4 OHIO CANAL COMPANY, will be
held at the Office Of the Company, on Th"rsday,
me Sd day Of Nay merit ensuing, at IL O'Clock, ".
NH 27-laytd w. S. RINGG0LD, Secy