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KEY wisT Jan 2o-1he brig Linda, Capt Elenis from TO
Gala, Mexico Bslore with full cargo Of dye woods
Mems reports & on an The sis 5ecemSsr and January
severe northern gale raped the Mexican coast ahd was
ready for but SO sudden and the blow thai be
hAd 70 p his chains and get once and IN work
Damaged condition. viii meet with speedy repairs be
able 10 continue on his voyafe next week.
repairs she has been Thoroughly examined a.
we'll could be done by divers ana found be in bad
dry dock plsOs being large be hove
cut here.
.hr Mallory and sSs viii BE- ready for sea IN about q
The CARO- The lost ship Chas Croker will
waided to IN This vessel she having been chartered
the dry c%sc Of The ship Heidelberg will b. ssn, 70 H.vs
~ s sse he s Nsw s ss
forward TIE cargo ci the bark Mary Coe. -
Ncrh gore the schooner Hopkins 70 Ne
York, haviog sailed the 2iet
soon procure suitable vessel 70 take hs cargo
to Bremen l. 100 bales arc saved dry.
csas s. November on u. .e.. OF
Aarsh. ior &c q sssoO Ihe s.e e !es.s
1bc MAJ sll has been ceiling small portions Of The badly
damaged paris cargoes ships Ia
Il expected that ico bales Be put up Al auction Ier.
Meek
ssss: - that Of The ship Charles CROKER $sts q The
cargo saved from The Mary sss6 That from he
Ssies remain my yea and about 100 bales are Being
shipped-
HAMPTON Ro ADS Jan 2The following are some extracts
from the Journal Of ssrAh PARK Of Bangor Ne 0hss
hampton soa5s and $50 cons Of gasro.
q, n<d W besiy Varilou. ssl., New Yorss--
III, .Tsy aai proceeded ght sfcsxes rTan ESQ,
tao " tie JohaaOns iSss iyns ESE nd HsS
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The Hon. Mr.. Fa 'kr err toe Lewly appointed Minister
to France with hs family have arrived in town. They
sail for Europe in the Africa on Wednesday.
Judge Douglas, who has been stopping ct the Fifth
Avenue Hotel, returned to Washington yesterday The
Senator here is fa wholly private business
but was, usual, surrounded by army Of politicians
during his stay including several federal officials, who,
however, very quiet about it, but at the saue time
desired To keep anchor 10 wndward knowing what
may turn up at Charleston.
COL Walter Preston OF Virginia, who was the opposition
candidate for Attorney General OF the State during the
late election in that State town, and is stopping
with Col VIM. II. Peyton.
II ia stated in the Utica Telegraph that Wendell Phillips
received $50 from Gerrit smith for tho Of the suf
ferers by the Lawrence calamity.
Perhaps State has taller sst Of officers than Iowa.
John JONES' Treasurer, u six feet three; Jonathan
Cattel, Auditor, six feettwo Miller, Register, SIX
feet and Thomas H. Benton (not old Buion), Secretary
OF the Board Of Education, IL also six feet The Score
tary OF sate Elijah Sells, makes up in width what be
lacks in length.
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- OPTICAL liz sTITUTE,
f 6691s BROADWAY,
Mesers- SERMONS 4 co, Ocul.s Opticians, Would res
pecany call The attention Of The Strangers ths
GOLD, SILVER, STEEL AND OTHER
srECTACLEs,
eorp STEEL, roRi sasET sSsiH AND PLATED
AND PROSPECTIVE GLASSn0
Inserted with their celebrated ami or,r r,v,-w.,~~
BRAziarAN PERBLEs.
sBxAxILIAN PEBBLES.
srAxSofh1s r THo Sty Pain
Aso,rERrscoP1c CoNcAva AID CONVEX a.IsssS
or every description
orAAA s'-A OPERA GLASSES.
RACE COURSE GLASSES SS'''-
RACE COURSE GLASSES
FIELD GLASSES,
MARINE CHASSIS "NA'Sn's
Marine Glasses sboxing obecs distinctly at Is niles
miles, and portable he in he sde oocse Tha
10 an invaluable compaI ION 10
rR ssHsIERs
AL The above glasses are from the mauufAcry of
vviGhIL. ND.k Suns. vIENSA, 4
together with all kinds OF optical iastr nensa 10 be oaaed
opnca, nri,ase of f..ts'rtf
SIMMONS CO.. ar
Ha d ess,s aroad~ay,
LASER AASAsns hoeDot
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Telegraph Marine Report.
HIGHLANDS, Jan So suusswind light from Sw we lthsr
ha2y.
FORT LAFAYETTE Jsn 80 sunset-A ship and brig IN
tow Passing up the narrows.
SANDY HOOK Janso. sunset-A brig at anchor OF he
NJ.
.-~~-, svug up pay d >@N ~ wv
hlr In tow hllnu Wenher hay.
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Court Cafcndar-Tkts Day.
UN1o Stars plslsiCT CoURg Nos. 8. O. I3 q. Al,
g. :, 81 o, -, s2i, %, SO, 81, 10. - %, 49, a.
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pHMADEIPHIA CLUB, ST. oEuReR. LONDON AND
oxford Club Skatea boys and ladies' dne ngbn Skates.
kinds selling reouced prices
also boy and genemen's Tool Cheats from 50 50 10 $50 For
sale at JOHN MILLS Tool store AIS Broadway corner OF
Canal street. N B-skaes grcoved ground and repaired
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HoCELLAHEOUD,

1IOFFATs LIFE PILLS AND PaoENIx BrrTERs.-
m In Scrofua Ulcers scurvy Erupuons of the
Skn the operation Of the Life Medicines truly asonish nS
S,eD 10 nr few days every vse Of
Liver compMrA Fever and lkue by spepsia Pes and In
s.c.: soon yield 70 Their curative properties.
and sold by all druggists
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Observation-Disclosures.

ALMANAC So8 NEW yoHK-Rm pkx.
son ngm II NOON eErs morn OF
SETS. 10 MoH WATn1. 81
Port OF New York, January 30. 1850.
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terra NED that the schr sunk with ali shortly aer
getting clear Of the Over Rock few mnuse. ater The COL
Sry out wSs we ,,n are bat hesvy With
Se The schr under
rsefed sails apparently in beh, trim showed no light
away the arooard bow. bulwarks stove and
some other tahipg damage
BoRDE4ux Jan eIThe Am ships Molocka, Grows for New
ns se a Ann urn for Orleans which
u,y Of the asI succeeded reaching kosSefo Roads
whaIemen.
SID from Sydney, Nsw, - ship Norman RAY Naut to
cruise. - $3.50
Park TeIan Star Young from Liverpool for Galveston Jan
Good hope, NOV a TAT . n, Ion y ". ~ oap'
EoreixA Ports.
A6ar1IOo lee s 0cesa Eagle West sn
sasrrnDAs ian!-sd Amsriss, sssrm.n, sYer..
BARCELONA Jan 7Arr JOstu, Charleston; Rosa and Pa
BADAcKr, Dec sin port bark Edwin, ClarA, unc.
CARDIFF. Jan s,Arr Faith, kenny, Waterford.
cAau1na western s,ar Snowss e Boston
Car. SoAi, isc in port os Robert Wing Berry uns
C1sfI Ecos. ls-Arr brig Marine, Fylsr Darien Sid
gSi' SsIl' Jordan g. Boston Ss Tom
posed 70 load sor do BENDER Franklin from NYosk brig:
for Julia Name Preston and others
.: &c. fs.aa s s.s ss nss
Fsnsaoola; sHh, bark Jus:n a. MARSHALL Sa!umoss.
=: ss :;
s . sa as nsf ss sy ~ az a % sew YORK. 10
Gss jan iSHrr ooss..p wade London nd sd for
hs.,sA. wsA Dec 4vln bark. warren wn.. sAor.
from saie Catherine Mount for do same day. Ioua, Cod
sA..oufH. Jan Esd Mary Bentley, Bentley Rio J.asIro
GENOA, Jan S-Ayr Nautilus, Uharest0n
HAnnuRo, Jan s-Sld DR. Barth. Nxork tN
hELvoKr, Jan 9-Nd kgo, frceo Brouwerehaven:
reported for NYork
hAvkE Jan 9-ln Tho Roads VIM Ten Funk from NYorR:
en 7,h Revenue howes Havana; 9Th, Marcia Day chase
Nugloars. -
cd 0sh Dian. HAziene. Eorleans; Alice. Murphy and
Richard Morse, AorBe do. = -
HONOLULU, Dec S-sid ship spivs swszey New Bedford
HAvASA, Jan 22-Arr BARK Loco, Parrt from: echr "A
Rsuie Aclo5n savsnesn; 49, bark syria Thonpsyn No
bns; ssh ssarship Aosss Taylor Gnmn NYork; sosr
l Wsgner Gooding. co. - 800
Sid I'D x3d bsl Ocean Home, Hiucklsy New fuk Cgd
18th bark rsjan Couans Sagua rriun New
orsans;' ourus small saEus spencer Doe, Phiia
lsE OF wrcnr, Jan S-oG, antelope Cole London for
Bombay. - III
| LrERroor- Jan 9-Ar Milan Ansn Galveston; l0h
Investigator Carver and WIN kest Wilcox Cnzrestou;
m5nd houdete savannsf; Henry Haro ok rrie, Aoohe
ebert ssli:tn sicrer Nvreans Lsean u1rss Ausssra
Burweli aud I'm Lcri. Jr Brown do: chancsy No ,ney
New ferh; lh sorth American a. Anon scr.isnd i2sn
western Empire Soue; xorton Giiey and VIM IA Pfss-
Cit, Ba,ehe lcer, NVreane.s
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Browns dopgs agent The African Aid Society; have
picked up one som. where around the city; can't tell
when the that took pack the north
side of Granger block within i've years. can't tell whe
Their it within five years; cant tell when first re-
peaed any one; have doubt tina, repeated the
conversation in short time after had it; can't posi-
lively who to- think TO Mr.. May can't swear that
pea,ed It within a year after hearing II.
Redireci.--l know Mr.. Browns handwriting. CHECK
handed wiiness Tn.s check Is ia his handwriting: the
endorsement the check ssNr Wilson's payable 70 my
order; Mr. wilson gave ~ 70 me tea days after il was
Drawn. Qettcr sho TN witness dated Nov 25th 1886,
signed by "Gulelmus Brown sent 70 witness offered
by defendants counsel 10 evidence Plaintiff objected
Court sustained oojecon (Ieuer shown witness dated
July 9Th, 1859; also Zone dated Dec. llh, 1861 These
letters are in Browns Handwriting. stsrs ruled out as
letters -
pIrrsrIxrp. Mass, the l6.h Oct. 1850.
JAMES EulLEr, D BY a,e card headed 10 the Jeana
should you had ali yards Syracuse Vas
sss1 s srssy AZ a
s. S Ilssl 81
y saea sns nat when sa pSsen ana in some
80 sass, to discover The sesaemsniy s erceain 1
nt: Sas e. s.pS
asrh ns @ f. Sq he s1s form q
" nc % would he
dose is BOlasas q he Cro,eon compounds mixed with
| q One Q. Of coniec,,ou Of up.s e1trac.
% "a SsAp'asm meae, nitrate OF silver:
Il
cohedcd with eectricity-o the each.
fus I, be attenuaicd hours LAYING TO- main
sneet ieeted with full tpgsant with eharhs the
ooaro oow In case of simultaneous
al .s sas Gn The mercy s a S
me and s n 0Srs
dAy alter mixing cask OF water Price
| cents per advice and prescription. wiIJJSM RRUwN
VERY DEAR AND MICH RsornTa Iva i.,ns or Sv
RAcusE n T. ood men always feel unqualified iutarex
In bose whom they love they do themselves or INV M
wavcrng yuu OF winch you aways zee ed IA
Be proud wnh few exceptions you d5ubL r. n
sured, beloved hrnsr win few An
proud Of you Of which am well assured proud o
TOO But hose whom ~e love meet ;eo4-c case,ra po.
Opportunity and kindly. have sumcwhI AeanR yoa AID
my chsrRes ~ foloss-
telling vito ia my asssrcc IA: ,sossh: vas
suabe person TO Wit The churches, contrary yor
natural tonvtcuors.
so,smply ssped Of thu truth. that evi ,cu,
corrupt good nanners and that w,ley pareaiariy
For do whh Jsmea Fuller when you been re.
quen, and sol~rrny informed. That be Who csssea
inermeGdxlh with matter 4 Belonging hin
men who lAk-ih dog BY tie ears
Fer nnnscy with lei J. Msy, decidedly eisTer ye
asrg.rop snpsr. bind leader % tbs rhr d
fan INTO be on eas7 ase-sd essy d-,sise1. srd
often ~bpped; smsa rwics od, nervous and f,fss,fa
ever learning and sbe 70 n. wedge Of se
truth
have yss. have s,s: chsrss .salssi you, "a.
ka3Thg :.s7 resav fJ2rr hHanet I'D re srsa: sc.aes
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-05

A detailed account of the Great Fight,
published in Bells Life, tells us that the
com batants struck each other with mawlers
and lunches Of ives upon the head, the nut,
the cone, the conk. the canister, the noddle.
the mug, the knowledge box; the nose, tho
sneezer, the snorer, the snuffer, the snuff
tray, the nozzle, the maszard; the eyes, the
ogles, the optics, the peppers; the mouth, the
kisser, the whistler, the oration-trap; draw
ing the blood, the claret, the ruby, the GRIM
son, the home-brewd, the gravy; and in seve-
raj instances knocking the unfortunate
knocker off his pins, his pegs, his stumps.
and his foundation, to say nothing Of bor-
ing, fbbing and sending him to grass
Who wants the Belt?
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r-- WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA
--..sl!!..=r-9AND EOKGET OWN STEAM
PACKET COMPANY

NEW ARR a N G + n N L
Tho favoritc steamer COLUMBIA, Capt. James
Harper. has recently been put in complete order,
having had added to her former Recommendations
a spacious saloon and fourteen comfortable state
rooms with entire new bedding and other turnl-
ture ana will until the 22d September next leave
Baltimore EVERY SATURDAY AFTERNOON,
~ six instead of four oclock--thus afording pas
senysrs and shippers two hours more IN Baltimore,
and arriving at Point Lookout and hinsae at
more convenient hours in the morning. Return
ing. the Columbia will leave Riley's wharf, Wash
ipgton, EVERY WEDNESDAY MORNING, at
s;5. and Alexandria at seven o'clock, calling at
all the usual stopping places, going aud returning
70 land and receive passengers ana freight.
All goods received after five o'clock on oatur
dav. will he stored in the Companys warehouse
a. the risk of the shippers. and forwarded by the
DAMON II II Z, the following
E@asWEDNESDAT, unless convenient for tho
agent to send them after that hour, III Whlch
event he is instructed to d" SO, although 1t Is
desirable they should be delivered rs early IN the
day a. practicable. and all way freight should De
sont before four o'clock.
Sinco the COLUMBIA has been enlarged, 1t
rarely happens that she cannot take considerable
sldi,ions to her usual freight. Shippers there
fore having large lots of guauo, pig iron. and 9TH
errreight. can have them carried 10y special agree
ment on terms mutually advantageous, on &pph-
cation 10 the following agents.
CHAS. WORTnINGTON, Baltimore.
WHEAT 4 BROTHER, Alexandria.
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SECURITY TO POLICY HOLDERS.
THIS old and responsible Company insures
/ against loss or damage by Fire, almost every
description Of property, and offers TO Merchants
and others desiring Insurance. the security OF an
actual Capital Of So 29S 800, for the whole of which,
and for any liabilities beyond the Shareholders are
rsplypuALLY RESPONSIBLE, even to the extent Of
their entire fortunes The Shareholders number
about one thousand, and as large portion OF
these are persons of great wealth, the most ample
provisions exist for meeting every possible claim
against tho Company.
SUBJECT TO THE LAWS OF THE UNITED
STATES.
In appointing Agent for the united states,
the Company has empowered him ito appear 10
and accept any action or legal proceedings lhsu-
tuted against or by said Company, in the same
manner as if the Company were q Corporation or
Company established by the laws OF the United
States, or any of the several States"
PROVISION FOR PAYMENT OF LOSSES IN
TIE UNITED STATES.
A SPECIAL PERMANENT FUND HAS BEEN PLACED
AT THE DISPOSAL OF THE AGENT At PHILADELPHIA,
TO ENABLE I'm TO ADJUST AND PROMPTLY PAY ALL
LOSSES, WITHOUT REFERENCE TO LONDON
LIBERAL TO THE INSURED.
The uniform course of the Company has always
been liberal one towards Policy Holders. NoJust
claim has ever been disputed, and prompt pay
ment of losses is a standing rule. During the
past year, losses exceeding $525,GOO were paid
Losses paid as soon as the amount is ascertalned
ANNUAL INCOME.
The Income of the Company is now about Sl,-
OOO. 600, increasing gradually each year. showing
that it has the confidence of the different commu-
mites in which business is done.
RATE OF PREMIUM.
The Rate of Premium will be moderate, and in
all eases will be based upon the character OF the
owner or occupant, and the merits of the risk
The conditions of Insurance are framed with the
greatest ibcraity.
JAMES T. CLOSE, Agent.
niy~ Office in Exchange Block, on King street
sep 2s-dly -
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STEAM FERRY BOAT ALICE Fox.

r-u= THIS BOAT having recently been
E.t.ss-,<S thoroughly repaired and newly pain
ted, and having been fitted up with comfortable
CABIN accommodations, and the wharf on the
Maryland side substantially rebuilt, will hereafter
run regularly from Backlock's wharf until turth-
er notice, at the following hours -
Leave Alexandria at 7, 5, 9, 10, II, u, |, ,, ),
1, ), s, and o'clock.
Leave Maryland Side at =, 81. p. lO3, III, l2!,
u. -. 81. -, -, o. and :! o'clock.
From day light until o'clock, IN order to ac,
conmodatc the market people, the Captain Will
run the boat to the best advantage.
On Sundays the FOOT BOAT will ply between
the W, points But upon any extraordinary oc.
ca,i,u the STEAMER will run, as in the case OF
Funerals, or persons desiring to cross particularly
with Horses or Vehicles.
When such i, the case, due notice must be s'von
to the Captain on Saturday evening.
ROBERT GRIFFIN, Captain.
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GEORGE SIGGLRS,

BOOK-BINDER AND PAPER RULER.
No. IS Prince Street, oppositc the Gazette OWce,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
<.USTC, Magazines, and Old Books bound in
WI any style l also RULE and make to order,
any description of BLANK BOOKS, which will
warrant to be made of the hest paper and materials,
and bound in the strongest manner. Bank Officers,
Bankers, Merchants, Clerks of Courts, Hotel Keep
ers. Insurance Companies, and all who want Blank
Books, arc respectfully invited to give HE call
;v
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EEEERSON TACEY

PAPER-HANGER, UPHOLSTERER, GLIDER,
And House Decorator IN General.
SETHILST returning his grateful acknowledge
wv ments TO his numerous friends for their very
liberal encouragement during the two years he has
heen AMONGST them assures them that ii will be his
continued effort to serve them with promptneSS,
and mt moderate charges, at his old Stand No. LAG,
NORTH SIDE KING STREET, ALEXANDRIA. NH 90
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MISCELLANEOUS READING.
[CoMAUNIcATED.
FOR COUSIN LUIS ALBUM.

FOR COUSIN LUIS ALBUM.
Dear Lu, tits not of sparkling eyes,"
Nor "r0sy cheeks" like "sunset SKIES"
Nor "ruby lips" nor forehead fair,
Nor "heavy braids" of "raven hair,
Nor "fairy hands" of "silver sheen"
Nor "lightsome form" nor graceful mien, =
Nor all the "gift of mind and heart"
Which if thy being are part,
That would sing in glowing rhyme,
Were the rich gifts of Poesy mine.
No but to twine wreath of beauty,
Would be the Poers only duty,
wreath of pure thoughts, kind and true,
Would be the gift for Cousin Lu.
But since Dame Nature, our good mother,
Gave not to me the Poets power,
And since in classic lore 'tis writ
"Poeta nascitur NON I'll"
Therefore not being born Poet,
And now am "guc p" enough oshow it,
You must excuse dear cousin mine,
This humble gift of my poor rhyme,
Remembering though the heart was willing,
The tuneful mine,
Refused to me, though fondly sueing,
Their aid divine.
But what fond wishes can trace,
Which have not here each found place,
In gems OF thought from friends most true,
In wreaths of sunbeamsstwined "for Lu."
Suffice to say, could wish from me,
Purchase true happiness for thee,
No being fair in earth or heaven,
Would be more blest than thee, my cousin.
To-day, leave Virginia's shore,
For weeks, for months, perhaps no more,
To view again her forests green,
Or Rappahannock's lovely stream,
But if no moro on earth we meet,
And | no more my cousin greet,
0 may we meet in heaven above,
Where all is peace, and all is love,
Still I've fond hopes of future meetings,
To clasp thy hand, dear Lu, in greetings.
Forget not one, dear friend who goes,
Far, far away, from those be loves,
All yes hope that Lu sometimes
Will think of him who penned these rhymes.
And coming DER her absent friends,
WillHame him e'er the list she ends,
And now, dear friend, adieu! adieu
And may God bless thee, cousin Lu!
Ashland, May, 1860. GUS.
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The model for the statue of Gen. Have
lock has been completed, and is at the toun-
dry where it is to be cast in bronze. The
work is by Behnes, and is said to be in eve
ry way worthy of the artists genius. The
statue is to be placed in Trafalgar Square in
August. Another statue by the same artist
is to be erected in Sunderland, where Have
look was horn
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lust RECEIVED
y 20 boxes Sweet Oranges; 20 boxes Lemons
40 boxes Figs; bales soft shell Almonds
200 bales Cream Nuts; 200 bales Filberts
cask Pecans cask Hemp Seed
cask Canary Seed; 500 Cocoanuts
80 boxes Raisins, wholes, halves, and quarters
case Prunes; case preserved Ginger.
With great variety of other articles too hume
Ious to mention-Candies and Cakes constantly
on hand, and also made to order. have also re-
ceived this morning, lot of imported Canaries in
fine song; also Cages Of different sizes, and variety
of shapes. The above articles will be sold low for
cash, at c. SCHAFERS, Confectionery,
my2 No. 3 north Fairfax street.
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ICE! ICE! ICE!!!

ICE ICE !. !. lVL =.
r HAVE now on hand, and shall offer for sale
l. during the present season, the largest amount
of ICE, that has ever yet been offered. I return
thanks to those who have patronized me, and in
form them that shall keep ICE for the whole of
the season, at the Confectionery Store of Mr.
Christopher Brengle, where it can be obtained at
all times; also, at the ICE HOUSE, No. SO, North
ST. Asaph street. Fishermen and others will be ac-
commodated at reasonable price. ICE will be
delivered as soon as the weather shall demand it.
NH 26-dtf JOHN S. BEACH.
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ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY

INVITE the attention Of the public to the tacili-
| ties afforded by this Company, for the quick and
safe conveyance Of Specie, Bank Notes, valuable
packages, heavy and bulky freight, &c.
EXPRESSES for the East TO Baltimore, Phla-
dslphia, New York, Boston, Providence, Hartford
&C., leave our Office daily, at IL ! o'clock a. NJ
EXPRESSES for the South, to Richmond, Fred
erck sburg, Petersburg, Lynchhurg, and for points
in North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Ala
bama, and Tennessee leave Gaiiy, at J, A NJ
Our EXPRESSES are always accompanied by
careful and trustworthy messengers. and the public
can rely upon all business entrusted TO Us beng
done with safety. punctuality and despatch.
KArrs.-From baltimore. 81 cents per 100 lbs;
from Philadelphia, 81; from New York, Sl,2O.
nss~ No packages OF goods taken by weight, un-
less weghn. over 200 lbs.
ian 20--tf K. ". FALLS, Agent.
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Gs- By request Of number of friends, offer
myself as candidate for the Office of COMMISSION
Err OF THE REVENUE.
NH l0-2awte* HENRY l.. SIMPSON.
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HATS, CAPS, BONNETS, &c.
JOHN T. EE ANS.

JOHN T. EVANS,
u ESPFCTFULLY informs his customers and
lO the public generally that he has received a
large and elegant assortment of BONNETS, RIB
BONS, FLOWERS, RUCHES, &c. l am now
making up large variety of Grape and Silk
BONNETS, of the last FRENCH STYLES.
Also new style of MOURNING B0NNETS,
together with full assortment of MILLINERY
GOODS, that cannot be surpassed for style and
beauty.
Gentlemen's and Boys HATS, of all kinds and
style. ap7
TIALL STOCK OF HATS AND CAPS.-JOHN
L. ARNOLD has just received large assort-
ment Of HATS AND CAPS adapted to meet the
wants Of a choice custom.
Gentlemen are solicited to examine recent im-
portation of FRENCH FELT HATS, selected by
special order-together with which may be found
No. l article of SILK AND CASHMERE
HATS, gotten up with strict observance to fash
ion and good taste. Also, Childrens FANCY
HATS AND CAPS, all of which will be sold cheap
for cash. Extensive stock-best terms-lowest
price, at Phoenix Hall Hat and Cap Store.
sep %
100 BIRD CAGES, rs sorted, Tor sale by
lUU ap24 JOHN 0GDEN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-05

Ma~ We are authorized to announce p. c.
CLAUGHToN for Commissioner Of the Revenue, at
the election to take place May Oath, 1880.
NH Q-0awfEN
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-05

Ady- We are authorized to announce WILLIAM
D. MASSEY, candidate for Sheriff of Alexan-
dria County NH Ste
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-05

EN> A CARD.-I hereby announce myself 9
candidate for COMMISSIONER OF THE REVENUE Of
Alexandria County, and solicit the support of tho
voters of town and county. WIN. A. HART.
NH lO-tcA
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-05

&s- S. FERGUSON BEACH will be cand-
date for Attorney of the Commonwealth for the
County Of Alexandria. NH l3-tf