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CONGRESS.
IREroRTED FOR TIE ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE.
Senate, Friday, March IS.

Senate, Friday, March %,
Mr.. Mallory desired to take up the bill
increasing the pay of the navy. He thought
it more important than any private bill
which was to be considered to-day
After further debate, it was understood
that the bill should be taken up Monday.
Mr. Cameron presented petition from
citizens Of Pennsylvania, asking for protec-
ton to the iron interests. Referred.
Mr.. Pugh presented bill amendat0ry to
the judicial acts Of Utah. Referred.
Mr.. Bigler moved to make the act amend
ing the patent laws, the special order for
Monday next; which was agreed to.
Mr. Toombs, from a special committee, re-
ported bill relating TO the Louisiana Hou-
mas Land Grant, repeating the second sec
ton of the act passed June I'd, 1888, enti-
tied an act to confirm certain land titles IN
Missouri and Louisiana; which was ordered
to be printed and placed on the calendar
Mr.. johnson, from the Committee on Pub
lie Lands, reported bill settling certain
land claims on the boundary between Geor-
gia and Florida; which was passed.
To-day being the day set apart for the
consideration of the private calendar, the prl-
vate bills were taken up.
Senate bill l06, authorizing the Domes-
tic and Foreign Missionary Of the Protestant
Episcopal Church in the United States, to
enter certain tract Of land in the State of
Wisconsin, was opposed by Mr.. Mason, but
finally passed.
Senate bill 100, for the relief Of John
Hastings, collector for the port of Pittsburg,
who, it was alleged was robbed Of an amount
of money belonging to the Custom House In
that city, was strongly advocated by Judge
Iverson and Mr.. Bingham, as very melito-
rious claim, and passed.
Bill 10, for the relief Of 4. W. McPher-
son was rejected.
Senate adjourned till Monday.
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House of REPRESENTATIVES,.

The various standing committees We're
called, for reports of a private character
and among those made was one from the
Committee on the Judiciary for the relief
of Sweeny, Ritteuhouse, FAINT 4 Co., Of
Washington.
Mr.. Nelson wished to call up the bill for
the prohibition of polgamy in Utah
The Speaker said he did not consider
polygamy as private business. Laughter
The House went into Committee OF the
Whole, on the private calendar.
The Committee were engaged the entire
day in the consideration of private bills,
when it rose, and reported number Of
such to the House. which were passed under
the operation of the previous question:
On motion of Mr. Winslow, the House
then adjourned to Monday next.
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Richmond Stock Market, March %.

virginia Skies, 93lA and interest
visSmond City Bonds last sales S941 and interest
yirriuis Bank Stock, sales $3.50.
psroers Bank Stock, l05
rxcbance Bank Stock, last sales Sl0ol2
nanr III the commonwealth Stock, sales l0o
Riehmond fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad Stock
isS T;r rs;r Central Railroad Stock, $50.
Richmond and Danve Railroad guaranteed bonds, sales
sol aud Int po,,..,a pon,, =, r,or.,ono
-, aes Ss3 and int. Do md mortgage, last sales $50
a. int Do, 3rd mortgage last sales 80 and mt
nranpe ana Alexandria Railroad Bonds ssh
or.neo and Aiexaudria 2 cent Bonds sol and int
Manassas Gap Railroad bonds, 90 and interest
Norfolk City SIS aud int
The Wing says :-"The market for Virginia
sixes has not been SO well sustained this woek-
the sales indicating decline of /. We note sales
eva. Cent Il. K. bonds I'd mort. ut s25 and int,
IA and Tenn r. r. do. do so and int; 0. A.
p r. SKIES 81 and int; and eighths 81 and int.
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad stock has been
,old At an advance of 81 last quotations, and
"a Fire and Marine Insurance, at an advance of
ssI Bank stocks are unchanged
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The Maryland Democratic Convention.

BALTIMORE. March 23- Ihccommittoe On
resolutions, appointed bg Tie Convention ye.-
terIag thi, morning reported 4 series ofre-
solutions, Ill substance a. follows, winch
were uuGaimIu,y adopted.
it, That lne pe,pl, 80 Maryland, a. Il
frontier Southern State, ara III lSt vitality lu.
erested Id the protection ~ slave property.
j faithful observance x! aii THE guarantees II.
be Federal Constitution, and drrounrc a-
wicked and treas rahie a!l attempts bynorth-
ern people y regulate or invade hy discus
sion. agitation, III otherwise. the domestic H.
situations os any State 81 Territory.
81 That Sc pledge ourselves to unite with
oar southern brethren il asserting and main
tanning our constitutional rights at every ha-
zari and ID the las. extremity.
81. That we do faithfully adhere to the
rolt.cal principles 1t the National Conyen-
ton III 1856, rs tie Democratic creed
4-h. That wc stand upon tile policy of
nou.Intcrygntiun by Congress with the III
-r.atioa II, slavery III the Territories, Is ap-
proved IS thc Convention ~ 1886, and that
Il hlle Ne declares it ID be .ur opinion THAT
neither Congress III the people of : Ierrltu-
III. organized or uu0r.auIzrl, have amy
right directly III indirectly To interfere with
slavery iniuriou,lg * the institution, ur with
the RIGHT ii holding slaves, "e hereby de-
clare such right is more properly Te!erablc
tu Il judicial construction. ana that the adlu-
Iication 1T the Supreme Court upon such
question, = final and binding upon members
ii thc Democratic party, and will more GER
fainly induce to peace than from any leg!s!a-
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rhs-s Is more stringency exhibited in the money
.xLst the demand being very active, while the
.n,v has not increased materially. Eastern
,,Iahsnoe is in demand at 1@t, selling. The
amply of Gold and Silver remains as quoted last
~ In New York and Baltimore money il
..od sasy, and rates in the former place rule
qu0' In Bonds, Stocks, and Railroad securities,
NV .S"rs Is not much doing. We quote light trans.
.a,;ons. and prices as follows: Corporation OF
Alexandria bonds 81 fiat; Orange and alexandra
Railroad lst mortgage bonds ~ and mt; orange
ma Alexandria s "a ct. bonds 81 and int, Manas-
al Gan Railroad bonds IS and int; Virginia 6's
az aat Land Warrants are quoted in New York
&C foiloWs:
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REMARKS.-The market for Flour during
the week has been less active, with decline IN
prices, and closed weak at 1915 for Superhne,
with limited demand for export. Extra ard
Family are quiet, and in prices there has been no
variation, $3.50 S6.S7A, and S6.75@S7.25, be-
ing the ruling figures. The prices Of Wheat have
ruled lower on account Of the poor quality OF that
offered. We have heard Of but few sales of
good, ard none Of prime, and our figures are for
inferior and fair. Sales on Change yesterday of
white at l40@lif and l46c In Corn, there is
some activity, but the receipts are light, and most
ly taken by millers. Prices range from 7097lc.
for white. No yellow on the market Rye is
firm, with light receipts-some holders demanded
STlc but buyers refused to accede to that price.
We quote SOC. Oats have been in fair request,
but at the close of the week, the demand abated.
We continue to quote 40c. for light. Seeds are a
little more active, but prices are less firm. We
quote Glover Seed at s.; Timothy S3@ $3.50;
Herds Grass 81, and Orchard Grass Sl.25. In the
Grocery market, there has been no material
change since our last report. In Sugars, Cotees,
and Teas, prices are firm at last weeks figures.
Rice is steady at 4lG5c Salt is less active, and
Is quoted in store at Sl01Sl.l24 for Liverpool
coarse; fine SI.75MS2. At auction, on Tuesday
last, part Of the cargo of the ship Annie Laurie
was sold, when 1000 sacks coarse brought S3c.; 500
sacks Ashtons brought Sl70, and 500 sacks w ORTIZ
ington's brought $l.4O. Whiskey is firm; recti-
ned 2S@30c. Corn Meal is dull at 100 15c., with
good supply. Plaster is scarce. and in demand
at S5@S5.25 for lump. Provisions are steady.
Lard has advanced, and we now quote ll@ l2c.
in kegs. White Beans have declined in price, and
may now he quoted at Sl.l24@sl.25. Dried APP
pies are in fair supply at slight decline. We
quote Sl.37i@ Sl40 for good No change in
Wool, and nothing doing in the article. Leather
is unchsnged-0ak sole ESQ 3Oc,; Finished skirt
ing S2c.; Rough skirting 24@ Csc; Hemlock sole
?O@?5c. Freights are inactive, and vessels are
very scarce. The following are the current rates:
To Portsmouth S2.25 Boston So New Bedford
Sl.9O; Fall River Sl.25; Providence Sl.75; Nor
wich $i.So; New Haven Sl.75; Bridgeport Sl75;
New York $3.50; Troy 2.l5; Philadelphia Sl.05,
and other ports in proportion.
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AUCTION SALES.
~ 4 d. McCOkMICK-AU
QEIR n-HIc nhN


VALUABLE PROPERTY AT PUBLIC
' SALE will sell al public auepyl D. ST.
tUrday, hs 2ih March, at II o'clock, y . la
front Of tile Mayors Office the iUlloBG. Lut-, E5.
Lot No. l. The southern half Vi f.e suu..c
bounded By Pendleton, Water and Wylur s..s,.s,
containiu one acre, with the water rly.l. l,.-
This lot lies immediately north Of Tie Al.xana ia.
Loudoun and Hampshire Railroad Depot
No. 2 The northern hale Ofihe square ,uuua. i
by Fairfax, WytLe. Royal and Madison .sesr.,
containing one acre
81. Three Lots in square b.a el Iy AOus-
gomery, Washington 81. AsapA Nansa
one fronting S Il. 81 Washington, III ir ae,r
one % /" Montgomery, a5
ouc % s5 ieet ca
st. AsaTh
10. I Half acre a. south west corner ot ,gavIs
bounded by Alfred Wythe Columbus s.o ast..
son streets.
er, 10 !. Two FRAME HOUSES 81 Qu,cu
Ii street, between Alfred ana Patrick streets
10. 8. TWENTY FIVE ACRES II LAND,
one mile from Alexandria, Immediately Vas. .t
the farm. 81 James Green, and tla i,lo IS u
Harper. upon The public road This WILL LIZ a,
yided into Lots.
TERMS or SALE.-Onc third cash, aul tle tal-
ancc il one ana two years, with interest. ~ 5a
secured rs the bond of the purchaser, o.b l.g5
security, thc ,tie - a. retained ,l. tar purchase
money Is tu.ty paid. icb ~ -2uw6 4 vat
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Inland Postal Advancement.

WASHINGTON, March 23-The House Pos
tai Committee, this morning, almost unani-
monsIy agreed 70 report in favor Of the res
toration of alI Inland mail service, which
has been curlaiIcd by the Department in
consequence oi the failure II an appropria-
ton At the last session If Congress.
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Alexandria Cattle Market, March 90.

iRsported By ). Richard Smoot Lire Stock agent
BEEF CArrLE.-Supply fair-prices ranging
from s. to So q 100 TBS. gross, equal to 500
~ nett, and averaging 1919 gross.
SHEEP from 81 to $3.50 e 100 BIS gross.
Hoes from 1925 to Ss.75 u 100 lbs. nett
Cows AND CALVES from $50 to $50 q head.
VEAL CALVES from 81 to $3.50 r 100 lbs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-24

L. Lewis Lowe aud James l.. Martin
were then chosen by acclamation a. electors
for the State at large.
The delegates are unpledged, but it sgen-
orally considered that they are auti-Douslas
in their opinions
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MARRIED.

On Sunday, the 18th instant by the Rev. silas
Bruce. Mr.. JAMES r. C0RBIN, to Miss R0-
BERTA V. SMITH, daughter of Thomas Smith,
ESQ., all of Culpeper.
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LOCAL ITEMS
No NORTHERN MAIL.-The mail north ii
Washington failed last night.

THe PoroMAc FISHERIES The following
is a copy Of the act passed by the Legsa
ture Of Virginia in relation to the Potomac
Fisheries:-
Whereas the Legislature Of Maryland, Al
It's present session, have passed an act Il
change the times Of fishing il the Potomac
river, to prohibit persons from fishing with
seines Or gill nets opposite tho shores Of tile
owner or ocoupier Of any fishery, and to de-
fine the rights of bona hde citizens OF the
counties bordering On said river; and where.
a. it is desirable that our laws upon the
subject should conform to the legislation Of
Maryland:
BE it enacted &C., That the fishing season for
shat and herring in the waters 81 the Potomac
river shall begin the first day 81 March, and end
the irst day OF June in each year
NoperSou shall haul, drift, ~ fish any seine Or
gin net within the waters bounds 81 barths II any
regularly hauled fishing landing nor opposite to
any part Of ne shore ~ the owner or occupier II
any fishery. between the first day of March and
Tie first day OF Juno iii each year, without the
permission 1T the owner or orcupicr of such fish
ing landing; aud any person 50 olcndug shall bc
,ubccl f. the forfeiture aud fine prescribe! by The
mex succeeding sections
Tie owner, - orcupiers III the regularly hauled
fishing landing, aro authorized Il render roy
sheriff or other officer assistance necessary % ar
rest any person violating The provisions ot the
preceding sections; and the said officer shall seize
=, 800 ,s's, I'LL = ~ ,,,,o[,
FIRE I'm. inst;c, ii tbe mace 10 N deait MIN i.
herein directed and the said officer may summon
the poyse coa1tasus u aid him in making arrests or
seizures authorized BY this act, and may for that
purpose also press ~ me expense y 'ho prosccu-
VT 'Hy a'eanp,a, ~ '.HoI 'os,cI oeOA8inS " any
r,;r. Tia Itm;t.i So. Nm /"
N9 person shall Gsh il tho Potomac riyor III Fla
tributaries during Tie months of March. April,
May, anil June. with gin nets IT seiaes ri any
k'nt' other than such metz N scines d may by
'a'' on ifo" ""a h'u'o' II "nd lancet upon 'ns
.'g y .. ,.'1 .''.i III ,'"',',,. "'','
,L.,3,f f..r..i,.,nd nay 7,m nnt ins. tbor fr.y
sum .aaI! ID h thr informcr. and tie other halr
n tile state: Provided, That nothing Ill this scc-
ton shall - construed to prevent bona NE en-,
I'm Y IT, coon''o. o'1osI'ns II ~ "oIs.a,n
"".g's 'l",n ,,,I I'M s"' i, HI ~ o,4p
Nm XII .,,l ,,.,r,. N a.,. Ii cnoei.t uitb .ir
provisions III thi. at. are hereby repealed
This act shall Uo III force from lis passage.
CANAL NAyiGAy.oN From ali tho ilfor-
nation we ARE ubc to gather. boats may noe
be expected here from Cumberland before
the lUan III Apri! mcNs, owing II jhc diff
Guilty IL repairing Dam ~. ,. Several
boat, T. the American Goa Company, which
arrived here Yesterday, having passed the
dam when the water was tIuh
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- UCKWHEAI.-A fresh supply received this
ID day per steamer Monticello, aud f0r sale hy
luh - GARRET HCLST
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THALBEHj
STRAKOsCH.

arl II G4TTEF
Asel.o Fan, ,or. ma ,ostor,;,,enf Professors
J -. HI .J......,,,.,r,
UlIITsu Ev.pr ~
~ a.I NnprIl lJ-rlp STREET
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-. '4 '.-
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.o'e '1',' e'is.,,,,s II .'. IS
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The Markets.

BALTIMORE, March 2S.-Flour closed with
better requests Howard street 500. Wheat closed
arm nj an advance of 2@3c.; white 1850 1920;
red l4O6ol45c. Corn closed steady; white and
yellow 70(072c. Provisions closed unchanged;
bacon sides l0c.; mess pork Sl7.O5@$ lS.25.-
Whisky closed dull at 23c.
Nrw YoRK, March 23.--Flour is quiet; State
5000 So IS; Ohio $5.95@S6.10; Southern $3.50
assoc. Wheat has declining tendency; sales
1Dimportant Corn is dull and heavy; white and
yellow 75@7Sc Pork is heavy; mess SlI.25@
@sI437. Lard is heavy. Whiskey is dull ut
22t cts.
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DIED.

In this city, yesterday morning, AMELIA,
wife of John L. Krouse. in the 2oth year OF her
age. mss- Her funeral will take place IT 3
O'clock, on Sunday afternoon, from the residence
of her father, Mr. F. W. Fischer, No %, Prince
street.
In Washington, on Wednesday, the 2ls instant.
after long and painful illness, Mrs. MARTHA
P. McGREGOR, consort of Mr.. Aaric McGregor,
of Prince Georges County, Maryland
Purser SAMUEL FORREST, of the United
States Navy, died at Stanton, Virginia, on Thurs
day, March Is lie was buried in Lexington,
Virginia, by the side of litte daughter recently
dead; and near tho parents of his wife, Dr. Thomas
Henderson, of the United States Army, and Mrs.
Henderson,; they, like himself, for long time
residents of Washington.
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Alexandria Fuel Market.

The Fuel market is well supplied. Wood--Oak
and Hickory mixed. $3.50 $3.50; Pine, $500
OSLO Hickory, S3.75@$4. Cumberland Coal
Is scarce. We quote Lump at So; Run Of Nine
si.oO, and Fine. 81. Anthracite is in good sup
ply, and we continue 10 quote White Ash at
S6.OO. and Red Ash 1926 p ton. delivered
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-24

VNoILET ARTICLES, &c-By recent purch",
ses, made in person, aud selected with care,
have made considerable additions 10 my stock in
the above line Of GOODS. such as Toothpaste;
Shaving Cream Lubins, Taylors, Phalon's and
Wrights Extracts, Frangipaui, Kiss Ne Sweet
&C., Colognes, Lipsalves, Pomades, Bears Grease,
Woods Hair Restorative, Phalon's Cocin, Lyon 5
Kathairon, Powderpufs, Lilly White, Fiavoring
Extracts, and some fifteen or twenty different
kinds Of the most approved Soap.
Ladies and gentlemen may always know where
TO get the latest, rarest and most useful articles
by calling at l66, King street.
JOHN IL. PARROTT,
Dealer in Books, Stationary, Music and Variety
(,oa1s ma -
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BUSTERS AND RAGLANS.-Just received
- another supply of CLOTH and SILK RAG
LANS and BUSTERS. to which we invite atten-
uon. NH 24l GEO. X. WITMER Il BROS.
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CROCHET BRAID, white and colored Crochet
" Cotton, white and colored: also, Crochet knlt.
ting and Netting Needles. Purse Silk SIX BRAID
for Hair Netts Spring Dress Trimmings NJ
~ % RICHARDS
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NEEDLE THREADERS.-A beautiful and
y neat little article, which no lady should 10
without Tmh III :. I W. MEEYNBERG
IO00 ENGLISH BATH BRICKS. tor sale
IUUU ~ nal iol PEEL : STEVENS,
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MARSHALL 4 co. are now receiving their
lN SPRING SUPPLIES of GROCERIES, Sc
lected expressly for family use, to which they IN
cite the attention nf lheir customcrs. mn -
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wrT 9 PAYNE.

GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
No. 4 SDear5 Wharf, Baltimore
WILL Give tiligent personal attention ~ al,
w business committed 70 his charge, amt re-
pectrally s9iicits oil lis friends aad the pubic
generally. their couSignmcnt- ~ Grain, Flour
Tobacco, e.. and their orders tor whatever lac
market furnishes.
Baltimore NH 22-ly
DRYAN 4 ADAMS would cal! the attention
ID of Ladies to the following desirable DRESS
GOODS:
Foulard silks. Chintz colours
French Organize Lawns
Printed Jacunets
Berrage Robes, and dources
Berrage Enga, for travelling dresses
G;nghans, Brillantes
Ducals, Plaid Naiehcias
Berage DcIaucs, s.. Iah II
1T FOR RENT Or SALE.-The THREE
u: STORY BRICK DWELLING, on Prince,
between Fairfax and Water streets. E-&t door
eost al the Office Of the Alexandria, LoudOHn and
II,mnsh;re Railroad Water and Gas have been
Introduced, and the house thoroughly repaired
Possession given April l1th. For terms Of rent
ing, or price Of property, enquire at the Gazette
Office IN ---so.."-
F0R SALE OR RENT.--A two story
siis FRAME BUILDING. nearly new, contain
inr six rooms situated on Henry street petNeei
Wilkes and Gibhon streets. II ISL! % 'enle" =
sold, on accommo Eating terms for iu''hsi ~
formation, apply 10 ,,o>-
1ah 20--2awlw GAY Z n3h-Ion.
E,ANNON'S BITTERS.-We have iust - recsiE-
ed a large supply otCAANoA CELL !, ? :
TED BITTERS, which - can sell 70 store Keep
ers and others ut the lowest price.
90 LEADBEATER Il CO..
mo % Nos. and 7. South Fairfax street.
OHEESE.-l5 boxes prime Eastern cutting
% GARRETT HULST.
NH ~ MEYEHBERG'S.
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Inn BBLS. No. | ALEWIvES, just received
IOO and for sale by
PARTLow, HILL & CO.,
NIB u No. Is King street.
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NEW SPRING GOODS.

TUST RECEIVED and opening Irish Linens,
j wamasutta, and New York Mills Bleached
Shifting. beautiful Fancy Prints, Ginghams' ana
Alpaccas. Valencia Popllns, &C., all Of which VII
he sold very low. bv l.. A. LARkIN,
NH at the old stand, NO ~, NtlE =.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-24

h00 BUSH. Good Virginia SEED OATS, for
wv sale by PARTL0W, HILL Il CO.,
mn "a No. Is King street.
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WANTED.-Two unfurnished rooms and board
w in a private family for two persons. Refer
snees exchanged. Address Box 81, Post Office.
NH lg-dlwN
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DAUGu'S PULyERlZED RAW BONES
Is We have received a supply Of this valuable
Fertilizer, and shall keep it constantly on hand.
nh WM. II. FOWLE & son.
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WATERS & CO,
INTENSIVE DEALERS lN hl y 81,
IL SHINGLES. LAEAS and IA ii ~ S.
Also lINE, WHITE SAND. HYDRAULIC
CEMENT CALCINED PLASTER, NAILS,
&C., al the Wharf foot II Cameron street.
They have constantly On hand well assorted
stock II SEASONED LUMBER Their arrange
ments with manufacturers ii didcren; sections,
enable them to supply particular bills # White
Spruce aud Southern Pine, III the best quality,
and ut shortest notice.
L. B. Now landing $4,000 feet II superior
Georgia Pine, various sizes. mt ~
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yKTANTED.-A situation as TEACHER, now
w or next session, for young lady, who is a
graduate Of good Institution. She Is capable
of teaching the higher English branches ana
Latin Satisfactory testimonials can be given.
For further particulars, address \, y, Gainesville,
Prince William County, Va. NH 22-cU3tE
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GPRING G00DS.--I am NOW receiving my
- stock of GOODS for the present season. winch
have been carefully selected, aud to wl'ch m
vito the attention of my patrons and the public
generally. lmh 22l W. B. RICHARDS, JR
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UyINWARE AT WHOLESALE have no."
on hand large stock Of TINWARE, which
am prepared to sell as low as it can DE bought
in Northern cities Country merchants will call
and see my stock before going North
NH % H. l. GREGORY, lis and l20. angst.
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90 CASES CONCENTRATED LYF, for max
~ ing Soft or Hard Soap, for sale by
PEEL & STEVENS.
NH 10 Wholesale Druggists
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-24

NOUTHERN YARNS-This day receiving, d.
- rect from the manufacturer consignment 81
very superior SOUTHERN COTTON 1AhN,
which we offer to the trade at the manufacturer ;
nrices rmb 81 ALBERT w. GRAY & co.