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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-03-25

A LEXANDRIA LIBRARY COMPANY
n Library kept in tho south-room, srst-story,
Of the Lycgux HALL, S. w. corner Of Prince and
Washington streets. Open every day from to
o'clock, P NJ. Annual subscriptions, $3; six
mosths, sl.5o; three months, 81. Volumes in
Library, nearly 100.
President-R. l.. CARNE, JR.
Vice President-SILvArus MILLER, JR.
-DIRECTORS:-
Sylvester Scott, Andrew Jameson,
James S. Iallowell, Edgar Snowden, jr,
Benjamin Barton, Elisha J. Miller,
George D. Fowls, Stephen Swain,
John a. Milburn. John West.
Treasurer-Andrew Jameson.
my Sly J. SAML. WIMSATT, Librarian.
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ORANGE s ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD.

l. tsE t ;l:..s=; :2::;:z.:::;
IN and after SATURDAY, January l2th
" 1861, II TRAIN Will leave Alexandria daily
for Lyuchburg and the Southwest, connecting al
GordonSrille with the Trains the Virginia Cen
trail RailrouG for Richmond, Charlottesville
Staunton &c, and with the Train on the Man.ss ssas
Gap Railroad, for Woodstock, Mt. Jackson, &c.
Through Tickets to RICHMOND, LYNCH =
BURG, KNOXVILLE, MEMPHIS, NASH
WILLIE, MOBILE, M0NT6 0MERY, and NEW
ORLEANS, at the Ticket Office, corner Of Duke
and Henry streets.
Leave Alexandria at 7.i5, 4. NJ, and arrive at
Lynchburg at 10, 2. NJ.
Leave Lynchburg 1T $40, A. NJ, and arrive at
Alexandria at l.50, P. NJ.
J.M. BR0ADUS, General Ticket Agent.
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FIRE INSURANCE NOTICES, &c.
SOUTHERN PROTECTION INSURANCE
MPI Ny,

ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA.

ALLA1AUh tAO44'A-1'
CAPITAL OVER $4,000 DOLLARS,
AND CONSTANTLY IN NCRE ING.
The Charter OF this Company offers more tavora-
bic advantages To the farmer and others than any
Company chartered in the State, by lnsuring
with or without premium note. II the applicant
prefer he can pay the full amount OF the premium
in cash. or by eflecting cash Insurance tor two
wears the insured saves one eighth OF the amount
he would otherwise nave to pay; or by becoming IL
member and giving u small premium note, the in
sured saves nearly onc-half Of the amount charged
by Stock Companies, when insuring from year to
year. This is the advantage resulting from the
combination OF the
CASH AND MUTUAL PRINCIPLE.
This Company commenced issuing Policies
against loss or damage by fire, on the 18th day or
March, 1854. since which time over seven thousand
seven hundred persons have insured ana become
mombcrS Of the Company, and over seventy thou
sand dollars have been paid for losses. Having
increased our business during the past year, we feel
grateful for the liberal patronage bestowed upon
the Company thus far, and for It's hatterlng pros
poets of future usefulness. The Directors hope
and believe, that, by prudence, caution, and ArlSld
system OF economy, they will establish Tor THIS
Company II reputation Tor chcapnesS ahd safety
not surpassed by any Company i'll the L. States.
All differences III settlement of losses, may he
determined by three d;Sinterosted .rhtratorS al the
County whore such loss happened. to DO mutually
chuScn by the insured and the CoE.pany.
DIRECTORS:
H. w. Thomas, Ben. +. Nalle,
T. 3. Robcr;son, James 1. Close,
DR.. r. IT, Staber, Thnr,as II. IllI.
Christopher Neale. h Ii. Carter,
+. D. LipSeomb, Vim. Wright
Sil.s Bigluw, K. r. Lester,
". NJ. Turner, George 4. French.
A. Il. Blakey, VIA. Z. Knight.
DFFTCERS:
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TRADE IN FRous AND SEAkEs.-Thsre are ono
or two articles Of co nmerce in Switzerland which
We ure sure no Englishman or American ever
thought of "hndi"g i"," and yet which might be
made profitable perhaps, for the marshes bring
forth as nbundantly there as here. Snails are
f.ttcned in gardens on certain kinds of leaves,
and one may bear the chattcrins of their teeth rs
they cat in passing by. From Zurich they are
exported to Italy in the autumn. It's only frogs
lcs that are eaten and formerly they used to catch
them and cut off their legs, leaving the animal to
die a painful and cruel death. In period Of
four years the cloister Rheinau disposed OF forty
thousand snails, aud thirty-Sx thousand pairs OF
fros's lcrs Cotfngcs of the AlD
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4 VILLAISouS TRlcK.-A good joke is told On
4 member of one of the volunteer companies
which went down to Pensacola. We think IT was
Mississippi company, and it is said to be fact.
Being accustomed to fresh water, living in the in
terrier, and not having been in the Gulf of Mexico
before, he was in blissful ignorance of its briny
properties. Getting up in the morning, rs usual.
to perform his daily obIutions, he drew bucket
Of water, sat down near some Of his comrades,
and retired for soap and towel. Returning with
the articles, he soused into the bucket of water,
hands and face. The consequence can be imag-
ined Recovering from the shock, and rubbing
his burning eyeballs, he exclaimed, 81 can whip
the - rascal that saltei this water. man
can't draw bucket of water and leaveit fora
few moments without some prank is played on
him." Dushing the water aside, he left amid tho
shouts and jeers of his companions, who had becn
silently watching him. lie soon found out b"
mistake.
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FRENCH DErEcrlvEs.--Nothing exceeds tho
ingenuity OF the French police detective when in
pursuit Of criminal. Science as we'll as cum
ming is brought 10 bear in his investigation, as
proof of which the following may be adducc1
The footprint left the soil by the fugitive rota
justice is worthy of preservation, and great caro-
is necessary in the process for obtaining an aceu-
rate cast Of it. The detective goes to work IN
the following wise: A gridironp pt several inches
elevation is placed over the footprint and covered
with sheet of copper. Ignited Goals are then
added, which heats the copper by conducton aud
the soil by radiation. Spermaceti reduced into
an impalpable powder by means of a solution in
hot alcohol, being thrown into large quantity o!
cold water, is sprinkled over the heated footprint.
1t melts on contact and the sprinkiing is con-
tinued until necessary thickness for complete
cast is reached After cooling, the cast is care
fully dug out The size of the shoe, its peculiar
tiles and imperfections, thus accurately OBJ
tanned for comparison, when opportunity shall OIL
Car
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JEFFERSON TACET,

4
and EuRsr Uer"rGior ~ GcH'r"j.
NIlllLST returning his grate!u! acknowledge
" !Gcnta to his numerous TRENDS tor Their very
liberal encouragement during the two yetra he has
been amongst them assures them that II VII! be his
continued effort to serve them with pr"inpness,
and i! moderate charges" At his old Stand No lay,
NORTH SIDE klSG STREET, ALExANnhIA. NH ~
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E-nRrE sIEGERS.

No. - Prince Street. "rppsi!e tse G"zrtte OWce,
ALIEN AHrkiA, VA.
fUSIC, Magazines, and old Books bound i'll
w ANY style. | also RULE, AID make 10 order,
nnv description Of BLANK BOOKS, which will
warrant 10 10 made "t the beat paper and materials,
and bound in the strongest lnuiincr. Bank pllccrs,
Bankers, Merchants, clerks Ut Courts, Hotel Keep
erS Insurance Companies, and all who want Blank
Buuks are respectfully invited 10 give mt Il call
~
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LOCAL. ITEMS.

GA BAD EGG. who'll pick" cries one :?
81 will' said another boy, right under the
window Of our sanctum, reminding US for the
first time that Easter was approaching.-
They soon met, and at it they went, without
inspection. The winner took his prize, but
soon discovered that he bad a "bad egg.D We
watched that boys countenance, and dis
covered feeling Of disappoin tment, as he
quietly turned from his companion, and
withdrew from the field. He had risked a
good egg" in winning bad one, and Of
this he was conscious. A good moral We
thought was furnished by this Incident
The government under which We live and
have grown rich and prosperous, is good
one--and the constitution OF that Govern,
ment, Gen. Washington said, was our only
palladium-and of this we are conscious
it waY Yhatched in the Eagles nest" of the
Revolution, and warmed into life by the best
blood of our fathers We are now invited to
exchange it, for one Of which we have no
knowledge or experience. The "North Star"
is no longer to be observed in discovering the
National bearing of the great ship of state,
but the "S0utheln Cross" and Southern sky
alone are to form the boundary Of that Nigh.
ty Southern empire, which staid old Virgin
la is invited to unite her fortunes. "No
pent up Utica contracts their powers, for the
whole Southern continent is ours" Let us
consider well what we are doing that our
prize, if one we should draw, is not "bad
egg
LECTuRE--It will be seen by reference TO
4 notice IN another column of this mornings
Gazette, that DR.. W. A. Mulkey will deliver
IL lecture at Mr. Eemper's Academy, this
evening, on English Orthoepy." DR.. NJ.
is a gentleman who thoroughly understands
his sub hect, and we are sure that all who
attend his lecture will be agreeably Y enter.
tanned.
LAUNCHED steamer Mount Vernon,
which has been for several weeks past on the
ways at the ship.yard Of the Messrs. Hun
ter, undergoing repairs, WAS launched on
Saturday evening, and towed to Washing
ton. She will soon be OH the river mail line
again.
FLAG PREsENTArInS. A beautiful Ameri-
can flag, i gitt from the Ladies Of Alexan-
dra TO the Mount Vernon Guards, will be
presented TO that gallant Corps this morn
ing. at 10! o'clock: the presentation to take
place in front OF the Lyceum Hall. The
citizens arc invited.
EARLY SURGEON first Sturgeon of
the season comes this year unusually early.
We saw it on Saturday at the store Of R. |.
II. Wilson 4 Son, where it had been left by
a young man, who caught it in the Potomac.
1t was quite small, ard evidently its ''mother
did not know it was out'-ol the water.
SaLE-A sale of 1000 Orange and Alex
an iria per cent bonds was made last week
in Lynchhurg, at 76.
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..r-=" WASHINGTON, ALEXANDk
-=.-!nz..;z5s AND E0RaET0W STEA
PACKET COMPANY


rna fayurite steamer COLUMBIA, Capt. james
Harper, has recently been put III complete order,
having had added t. her former accommodations
Il spacious saloon and fourteen comfortable state
roo;as, with ontiro new bedding and other furn-
ture auI will until the I'D September next, leave
Baltimore EVERY SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
Ut tour o'clock-thuS a!tcriins passengers and
shippers two hours more III Baltimore, and arrly-
Ing at Point Lookout aud hin.ale al more con-
vouixnt hours in the morning. Returning, the
Columbia will loave kilcyS wharf, Washington,
EVERY WEDNESDAY MORNING, at SIX, and
Alexandria at seven nciock. calling at all the
usual stopping places, going and returning, to
land and receive passengers ANA freight
Since the COLUMBIA has been enlarged, It
rarely happens that she cannot take considerable
additions to her uSt;ai freight Shippers there
fore having large lots OF guano, pig iron, ana 9TH
er freight can have them carried by Special agree
mcnt, on terms mutually advantageous, on appil-
cation to the following agents.
CHAS. WORTHINGTON, Baltimore.
WHEAT K BROTHER, AlcSaudria.
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WILLIAM II FOWLR & SON,

No. 4, S0uW HhdToeS,
-OFFER FOR SALE
DERUVIAN GUANO. of direct importation
L to this port, per Ship Conquest.
BAKERS ISLAND, or AMERICAN cos.
GUAN0, cargo Of Ship Mary Bradford.
kETTLEWELL'SM MANIPULATED GUANO,
composed of pure Peruvian and Neyassa Guanos,
thoroughly integrated by machinery.
WHITE MEXICAN A. A., very superior.
BAUGH L SONS SUPER PHOSPHATE OF
pAYNTER's SUPER PHOSPHATE.
GROUND RAW-BONES. iy 26
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WM. 5. PAYNE,

NENENAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
No. i. Sperys' Whorf haIiim"'r.
saJILI. give diligcnt personal attention to all
w business committed to his charge, and res.
uectfnlly su!rits Of his friends md the public
generally their EnnvmtS Of Drain, Flour,
Iuiac,y, Sc, and their orders !ur whatever the
market furnishes.
Baltimore NH ely
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NO. 70.
MISCELLANEOUS READING.
STATISTICS OF MORMON PopuLATIoS.-
The Valley Tan copies the following stats
tics of Mormon nonulatOn


The Valley Tan copies the following stats
tics of Mormon population:
"The population Of Mormons in the United
States and British dominions in 1855 was not less
than $4,000, of which $4,000 were residents in
Utah, 5000 in New York State, 1000 in Caiior-
ma, oooO in Nova Scotia and in the Canadas and
soOo lD South America. In Europe there were
$4,000, of which $4,000 wore in Great Britain ara
Ireland, 5000 in Scandinavia, 1000 in Germany,
Switzerland and France, and the rest Of Europe
1000 in Austria and Polynesia 2,AO0; in Africa
100; and on travel $500. To these, if We add
the different branches, including sareDgities, Rig.
donites and Wbitcites. the whole sec, was bot less
than 1885, 900. In 1857 there appears to have been
a decrease in the population cf Utah. the pumb.r
being only 81 ,O22, of which 1000 were ch'ldrcn,
about " 900 women. and ii 900 men capable of
bearing aims. There are 2.3sS men with eight or
more wives: of these, 13 have more than hinc
wives 7s0 men with five wives, 100 with four
wives and 2,50S with more than one wife. Re.
ca apitulation-4,Gl7 men with about 16, 500 wives.
THE RgASos WHY.-In an i'll .natured article
the London Musical World says Americans arc
nota musical people, but thinks this not strange
in nation whose greatest bard is Longfe!low,
who, it declares, has produced "nothing'-all HID
good things being borrowed" The most appro-
pirate music for "Hiawatha," it thinks, "would
consist of Indian melodies, harmonized I'M. the
style of the Firms, and sung through the nose.
after the mapner of the Americans "It is very
easy to reply to all this" says the n. 7. Musical
Review, "in the you're another style. II Amer
leans, busy in subduing forests. and clearing upa
continent, have as yet only found time from their
ougher employments to teach the English how 10
sail yachts and make locks moving uud sewing
machines, and some other tribes, and have not yet
done much in music, it is not SO much to be won
dered at, as that Englishmen, who had got their
little island set to rights long before we left them,
should have done scarcely more in this way
Handel IL their only really great musical nams
as yet; but unfortunately this does not happen to
he English
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MILITARY GOODS.-I au prepared to fur
lXl nish all kinds of military trapping, upon as
reasonable terp,s IS they can be bought in the
United States, and ask an examination Of my
stock Of Swords, Belts, Sashes, Epaalets, Huts,
Caps, Pompono, Buttons, Belt Clasps, Silk Cords
and Brads, Stripes, Knapsacks, Horse Furniture,
&c. / also furnish the Virginia Regulation and
other suits, and all articles required for Infantry
Dragons, Light and Heavy Artillery and Klaemen,
st the shortesl notice. RICHARDS,
feb lIu King street.
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FOR THE NORTH, WEST, ana NORTHWEST.

D So M &c;
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY.
SUN Err 4 Il Il Il y & + n & y T.
CHANGE OF HOURS.
NN AND AFTER MAY 9th. 1863, trains vii!
" leave Calvert Station:
The Mail Train daily (cNccpt SunIny=) at S.3o
A. NJ, for Elmira, Buffalo. Niagara Falls. and aii
parts Of Western New York, and Canada. Also,
for Pittsburg, Chicago, Cleveland, Cincinnati, 81.
Louis, and nll parts oi the West. Northwest and
Southwest. For EmmitSburg, Lancaster. Lcban-
on Reading and PottSyilit and Uwinga Mills,
Reisterstown, Mnnchester, Md, and Westminster,
and for Chambersburg ami Carlisle, Pa, Aud Tor
Hagerstown, Maryland
The Express Train daily at 80 ?. VI. for bui-
falo ani the North anu Canada, ami :"r PittShurE
ani AL parts uf the West aaa Northwest ani
Southwest.
Travellers can go by either Of these trains IL
Detroit and Chicago via Niagara Fails ii the Sa'nc
cost as by any other route
A new route 10 Sew York is now open by this
road via Harrisburg. Reading, Allentown, Ens!"n
and Jersey City, with only Vnc c!an@e "i Cars,
over first class roads Take the $40 \. Nj. train
through by daylight, at rs low i'rc a. by amy
other route.
Travellers from Washington anl the South by
the 6.2O A. NJ and 2.20 p. N. trains. make ronnrc-
tions with the trains over this road.
Buy tickets ouy TO baltimore.
Fsr Tickets and information. apply At til" Ticket
Office Calvert Station. y. L. corner Gf Calvert and
Franklin streets, Baltimore.
JAS. c. CLARKE, Superintendent.
JOHN I. RIGNEY, Assistant Supcr't.
J. II. WARSrR, Ticket Agent.
p,l. n
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Iss- Children and Servants with The usual lie
ductions. II. tpNIAlNb'
President Of Virginia Central Railroad
HeEy- TICKETS for sale AZ all the above named
Stations on the Alexandria, l.au,t"rtn and ilamp-
shire Railroad! ". BLYTHE,
General Superintendent, A., l.. 1 II! K. Il.
feb l2-tf
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MANASSAS GAP RAILROAD.

La a II S:s:5s:a "a Z: ;i ;;::59
PASSENGERS for this Road will leave The
L Alexandria Station, III the Orange Train, ut
I, A. NJ, daily Sundays cxceptet,) arrive At Al
exandria att, 2. NJ. Through tickets by this route
to Middleburg and Winchester.
The Trains leave Mount Jackson daily (Sun-
days excepted,) Ut 1870, A. NJ, and arrive ut AL
exandria at 1866 P. NJ.
iy 6-tf EDWARD GREEN, Treasurer.
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UDOLPHO WOLFE'S
MATTC
II SCHN.1 PPS
STpEP1ATIEE

A SUPERLATIFE
TONIC, DIURETIC, ANTI-DYsPEPTIC, AND
INVIGgRaTING CORDIAL.
tkI0LFE'S CELEBRATED SCHTEDAM
w AROMATIC SUHNAPpS should be kept
in every Family. Ii invariably correcs the ILL
effects Of change Of weather, and rs Il beverage.
it is the purcSt LiqHor madc in the world.
Put up in pint anl quart bottles. Also,
UDOLPHO WOLFE'S
PUNE C0GNAC 3RANDY,
Imported and Bottled by himself, warranted pure,
and the best quality. with his certificate OH the
bottle, and his seal OH the cork.
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LADD, WEBSTER & CO.'S
rr,, r,,r,noII GIVING MACHINES

TIGHT STITCH SEWING MACHINES,
Ar J. T. CRElGAroS's, So KlSG.sT.
INNS il the strongest and most reliable MA
CHINE in use, possessing advantages over
oiI others Persons who wish to purchase will
;Iea 90 emil and examine at my Store, eS King
street where full information can by obtained.
JOHN 7. CREIGHTON,
nov % Agent for Alcxandria.
r AND PLASTER! LAND PLASTER!.- =
| 4 KosssuALs CEAESr--RoYHSpALE CEMENT,
CALclsEp pLAsrKR, CALcIsED PLASTER, manu-
tacturcd and for sule by the Hudson River Ce-
,u.nt Company, Jersey City, New Jersey.
?. S This ia now the only Cement nannfac-
tory in New Jersey. ....
Jersey City, mh ll--dim
NITALL PAPERS, Of all the very latest pat
w terns, furnished aud hung in the best naa-
ner, mt j. p. CLARHE's New Paper hanging
and Window Furnishing Store, No. LOS. King.
street. e'' ..
A FEW MORE CANS OF THOSE DAM
n ~S0Ns-ON HAND, which will be Slosed out
low r,ll at L. HERRING'S
mn . Broom Factory, Royal-st.
0,HEAP FOR OASH.-I offer unusual induce
| } nleuts to cuth purchasers.
- 49, JOHN OGDEN,
feb Is Dsalsr in Housekeeping Articles,
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NOTICE.

I 81 - -
ON AND AFTER this date, the freight trains
" of the Orange and Alexandria Railroad,
will leave Alexandria on Monday, Wednesday,
and Friday only. and return Oh Tuesday, Thurs
day. and Saturday.
J. F. LATHAM, Ageut transportation
feb 26 Orange and Alexandria K. Il. Go.
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Eoa BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RIVER
IhININES

Eo2 BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RIVER
LANDINGS.
INCREASED ACCOMMODATION.
>.-.Sss The DIAMOND STATE Captain
ta-=Ists5sss ones will leave Alexandria on Sat
urdny, at 9 O'Clock, ?. NJ, and returning will
leave Baltimore on Wednesday, at o'clock, P.
NJ, or earlier. If loaded, and all surplus freight
will bc taken by the st. Nicholas.
,.T~ns - the ''ST. NICHOLAS" Captain
Eszss;:s=ssszsSJ kerwin, will leave Washington
al { oclock, and Alexandria at o'clock, 4. NJ,
On Saturday morning, und returning, will leave
Baltimore on Wednesday At o'clock. ?. NJ, and
will call at the following landings to land and
receive passengers ami rrei ght Point Lookout,
ForIs Hroo.n's anl Goud's Wharyes, Piney
Point, Stones Wharf, Chappell Point, Pops's
Crcck. ami all the established upper landings on
the Maryland Shore aui White Point Matthias
Poi1t, and Boyl's Hole, on the Virginia Shore.
NH WHEAT i BRO, Agents.
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.

NE w als.h-1 ~ - @.-'A-I-' -
THROUGH TICKETS TO RICHMOND.
fgs n III III ;;;,. .;-
DY AGREEMENT with the Alexandria. Lou
ID doun and Hampshire Railroad Company,
Thorough Tickets rW hcr"4jtrr b" i~s""i orcr The
Orange ami .llecaadrio nnd Genfy"i Roiiro"d$,
from uH the .S,aiioason on the Air"ond,io. Lo"si""n
and H,tmtshirs Ro"d to htchmo"i :" "et'"ced
Driccs.
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GROUND PLASTER,


,sSHE UNDERSIGNED having rented the NEW
| STEAM PLASTER MILL of Messrs. Viii
ting l. Wright, are prepared to furnish the best
article Of GROUND PLASTER, at SIX dollars
Der ton Of 22+n i,s., deip on the cars et U
reSsel> fly OF c. F. SITF'F
DARiAN WARE.-~We have just received Nv"
J. logSheuds OF Parian Ware OF our e"n 'mPoF.a
lions, consisting OF Vases. Pitchers. Rose =" ater
Swer-, Cologne Bottles. Match Boxes. Hot Punch
and Moasses JnsS, suitable for Christmas prosehts'
mLicL ws otter at greatly reduced pricoe. ...
l2moIs R. II. MILLER, son & co.
NEOAGIA PINE.-JuSt received from Savan-
N nah per Schr. Henry PaySon, $4,000 feet Of
assorled GEORGIA PINE
/ by9, by ., by !, e by II
l2byl2, 10 by II, by y, by l2, for
snle ly foct WATERS & co.
0EINE TWINE.--l 900 tos. Seine T"inc, fol
~ sale by Edeo 81 WHEAT BRO
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HATS, GAPS, S0ENETS, &c.
FURS, FU2Sm FURS!::.

.JU.IN 7. L ' NNC,
d ESPECTFULLY informs the Ladies that he
IL has the largest collection OF FuRS ever OF
fercd for sale in this II lrkot. viz: Sable Mink
Stone Martin, Fitch, Siberian Squirrel, Water
Mink, Rock Martin. French Sable, &c; Ermine
and Swansdowu Trimmings. All Of tho above
will bs soa Wholesale and retail nj reduced prices
FURS made and repaired III :he shortest notice
The La lies gre invited to call and examine my
s;eck of FurS. OCT 10
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] HATS AND CAPS!
e} 0UN ARNOLD has just received trom New
York u sample stock OF
TIE FALL STYLES.
Embracing every variety Of FRENCH FELT,
NOLESkiN. and CASSIHEHE HATS. Also,
q complete assortment of
CHILDREN'S FANCY HATS AND CAPS.
Being in receipt Of our NEW FASHIONS, We
arc pr+pure1 to ill all orders for SILK HATS
4 call is solicited to examine The NEW STYLES.
Ess~ Phunix Hall Hat and Cap Store.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-03-25
! uuyruREYs II. u. TALIAFERRO.
HUMPHREYS & ThLIAFERR0
THO. : $. J i u Z 5 y N,
MACHINIST and
IRON 70 u \ b l. K,
c,rrar of Eov.l and Wilkes streots,

COTEbl VI my iuo W HiiHoS S''ooSSi
ALEXANDRIA,, VA,
rs prepared TO cXecnte orders Tor STATIONERY
! STEAM Engines, BOILERS, Mill Clearing, Shaft
ing Puleys and Hangers, Tobacco screws, Pumps:
Fans, Slide an Hand Lalea, Drill Presses, Wrought
or Cast Railing Column" anu Gir'lers, d"S or " atc1
Pipe. and Machinery Of every description. oupc,
riur CASTINGS made IL "rder 1T short notice and
an rp.snuahla ,arir* ny i--nnt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-03-25
UDOLPHO MOLEES

UDOLPHO WOLFE'S
PURE JahAICA RUM,
ST. GROIN RUM, SCOTCH 4 IRISH WHISKY.
All the above imported and bottled by himself,
warranted pure, aud the best quality.