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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-04-11
1851. ALMA &C. 1856
NiRINE LIST.
PORT or ALEXANONtA-APRIL 10.

ARRIVED.
Schr g. w. Sanders, Adams, New York, to B..
Nj. Frarks--repcrts the Schr J. Il. Floyd, run
down OF the Potomac, aud sunk on Saturday
last.
Schr. Mary II. Banks, Banks, New York, to s..
NJ. Franks
Schr B allah +. Sharp, Girel Boston, to 7. }.
MehuIey.
SAILED.
Schr. n. C. Durfee, Crowel, Fall river, by
Borden Mining Co.
Schr. VIE. II. Rutan, Spraguo, Khinebeck, by
T. J. Mehaifey.
Scbr Charles P. Williams, Rogers, Hudson,
New York, by American Coal Co.
Schr. Rockingham, Talpy, Portland. by Aneri-
can Coal Co.
MEMORANDA.
Schr. irAm Smith, McGFern, hence at New
York, for Fall River, 9th lust
Schr. Flora lumber loaded, from Jacksonville,
for this port, was ashore al the Windmill Point,
9th inst.
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GROCERIES,.

tsrE are now in receipt of oar Spring supply
w Of CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES,, CONSIST
ing i'll part Of
n. y. Sugar, Porto Rirn do Muscovadu 10
Crush do, tiranulated do Z. Yellow Sugar do.
Porto kicu Mola$seS MuSc0yado do
Golden Syrup prime Java Cn:iee
Rio and Maricaiho do.
Green nud Black Teas, part choice
Adamantine and Mould Candies. Pepper
Nurmegs. Rice Elncking, &C., &C., all Of which
We ofer 1T lowest market prices.
ans ALBERT W. GRAY j. ca.
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The STORM AND THE RAILRoADS-IHE
TRAINS SrorrED-Ihe storm of yesterday
has been widespread in its effects. a
portion of the Virginia Central Railroad,
between & rdnnSviIle and Charlottesville,
was washed away IN Tuesday night. As
this portion Of the Central Railroad is. aIsu,
used as Il portion Of the Lynchbnrg hxten-
sion Of the Orange and Alexandra Railroad,
the washing away prevented the passage OF
the LYnchburg train which was due here at
l:50 yesterday. The train laid over i'll con-
sequence Of the damage and will be placed
in motion as soon as the breach is repaired.
\ large force are 1T work on the repairs, and
the Lynchhurg train is expected to arrive
here some time to-day.
The Manassas Gap Railroad has suffered
considerably by the storm. Several slight
landsldes on the line Of the road took place,
ami detained the train SO that it did not ar
rive in this city until two hours after the
regular time. There is nothing, however, to
Interfere with the regular running Of the
trains.
The Richmond, Fredericksburg aud Poto-
mac Railroad was damaged by the storm so
that communication between Aguia Greek
and fredericksburg was prevented. The
Mail steamer returned to Washin 5ton last
evening with her passengers Travel over
this line. we understand, will not be resum-
ell until Friday.
From causes connected with damage done
by the storm, the Central Railroad train
failed 10 connect with the Orange train at
GorIonsville yesterday. The Orange train
being unable to proceed TO Lynchburg i'll
consequence Of the break" between Cor
louisville and Charlottesville, returned to
this city.
Owing to the failure OF both the River and
Railroad routes to c0nntct, we received no
Richmond, or other Southern papers, yes
terday.
Hoorr's RuN.~.Hoof7s Run was much
swollen by the recent rains, and on Wednes
day afternoon last. King street was bathed
at both ends by Surging Hoods. We hear
however, Of no damage i'll the neighborhood
OF the Run.
Fon RlcnMoNp.-Mr. Murray. Sheriff of
Shenandoah county, passed through this
city yesterday evening, having in charge
George May, who was convicted at the last
term Ot the Shenandoah Circuit Court, OF
robbery, and sentenced to four years I'M
prisonmcnt in the Pcn!tentiary.
New STAGE IANE.-I5 viii be seen by re-
ference to another column that that ndomi-
table caterer TO the public convenience, Hugh
Latham, esq, has started line of stages 10
leave this city at Il. L. NJ. aud l. p. NJ, and
TO connect with the trains on the Washing
ton Branch Railroad.
MAIi. RETURNED.--Thc mail which left
this city Oh Tuesday morning for Occoquan
and the intervening post offices, returned
the same day, the carrier not being able 70
cross Accotink Ran.
Mr. John H. PARROT, has had prepared
some very neat note paper and envelopes, ON
which is stamped the tlaS Of the Confederate
States He has left with Us IL sample.
THE STORM OF Tuesday, on the river and
iii the bay, is said to have been very severe.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

THE GAZETTE'S SPECIAL DISPATCH.
WASHINGTON, April l0.--l am authorized
to say By Il member Of the Cabinet that the
steamers for Charleston carried no arms and
no men, but Il supply OF provisions for the
garrison at Fort Sumter; and also that Gov.
Plckens was notified that that WAS the OBJ
joct Of the steamers visit.
There is very little doubt that the troops
on their way South. are bound TO Texas, to
comply with the treaty made with Mexico,
to preserve pacific relations with Mexico,
ard to protect the frontier from incursions
from the Indians. The public interest may
require that specific information on this head
cannot Ec furnished to the Virginia CONVEX
ton. which would doubtless, hy the enemies
Of The Union, be autographed to Montgoni-
cry. and thus further cmbarraSS matters.
If tic Government acts or does not actin
either horn of the dilemma. ii IL made Il
cause oi' complaint, and nothing will satisfy
the dSunionists, short OF breaking up the
Government.
Tie high tides and rains has doubtless
washed ava. ,rlci Of the track d! the Rich
mond aud fredericksburg Railroad. The
mail 5uut returned ut IL late hour, and the
Commissioners from the Convention 10 the
President have not arrived in consequence.
The annuunrrment OF the appointment ot
Mr. w d. Massey, az Postmaster, ANA MIR.
J. i Marshall. as Collector of Customs, i'll
your city, is certainly correct. The delay
which occurs in issuing the letters Of ap,
pontmcnt to those gentlemen, is only such,
as frequently takes places in the prepara-
ton of official papers.
There are reports Of contemplated changes
il the Cabinet MIR. Chase, Secretary ot
the Treasury will, it is said he appointed
Il Supreme Court Judge: Mr.. Cameron will
~ into the Treasury Department and John
ilinor Bolts. Of Virginia, will be appointed
Secretary oil War in place OF Mr.. Cameron.
'ric city has been in the greatest state OF
excitement all day. Seven companies have
been mustered into the United States ser
vice. The members Of the National Rifles
refused 10 lake the usual oath, aud about
thirty resigned.
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Is it Simple ?

By recent improvement, it is rendered so
smple that child t; years of age can man
age it. The Machine has now but One Piece
that requires to be moved. Ii has no
Leather about it, except the Band that drives
the Machine 1t makes nc Noise. 1t makes
Stitch that does not Racct. and is the same
on both sides of the work
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Muuicipa, Election at Trenton.

TRENTON, n j., April 9.--The election i'll
this city to-day resulted in the success oi
William k. Mckean, (Rep.,j as Mayor, and
Starin, (Dem..) as Marshal. \ maj~riry Of
Democrats On the city and ward tickets were
elected There Was very little excitement
manifested.
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The j. S. Senators from Kansas.

Arrul$oH, Apri! o.--'rhc reports that
th9re are doubts in reference lp the legal
f, Of the eIect!on u: Massrs Polneroy and
Lane tolhc L; 5 Senate, urr entirely without
tnunda'iun, as certificates were made AND
signed by the Governor rs soon rs practi-
cable. The Senators elect are here, and
viii leave for Washington.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railrosd.

At the regular monthly meeting OF the
Board held yesterday, the port for the month
of March, 1861, was read. 1t sums up as
follows:
Main Stem. Wash. Branch. y. WA. Total.
March 1860 S244 1868 S4O,e22:jG SD,l2 80
March lstl ai :3"3;g5a IUGS. 80 35.452l3 +5l@29Jl
Showing a net increase of S36,SSl.Ti.
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$50: 80 -: - 81 :
CANAL COHHERCE.



Boats Union, John J4ues, jr., 2. b. Petrie, aud
j ohm Humbert, coal 10 I. j. Mehatfey.
Boats a. H. Poppenberger, and America, coal
to Borden Mining Co.
Boats Wm. Stanhope, and Clemeutine, coa to
American Coal Co.
Boat Julia Aun McGraw, coal to Frostburg
Coal Go.
Bouts VIM. H. Bryan, c. Il. Detmod, and
Kate McCOrmac. coal to 3. NJ Franks.
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rs If Reliable

The W.. 4 ". Machine has stood the
scrutiny Of the World since 1916; 2l,305
purchasers have shown their appreciation
of them during the last twelve months
Thousands of them are in use in Virginia.
The Company guarantee every Machine they
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Alexandria Fish Market, April 10.

The arrivals OF fish to-day were very light IN
consequence Of the storm. Shad sold at SIG
Sl2.j0 , hundred. and Herring ut SlO@s 30
y thousand. Rock ana Perch scarce, anu sold ut
SG;19lc y bunch
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AfiidlcLur~, VA. NH 2323---otf
WEI. H. MUIR,

4 ANUTACTCkEh ana Dc"Irr in every va
w ricty OF CABINET FURNITURE. keeps
constantly on nand. AT h:s NarcroOmS, corner u
Mag and 81. A>Hph streets Alexandria, Va Il
large assortment uF PLATA ANA Fashionable FL h
NITtKE, CHAIRS. MATTRESSES, Look
lNG-G LASSES, SPRING EEDS, &c. which he
will sell at The must reasonable rates.
m Every description Of CABINET fURNl-
TUK1 maie to "rder, with dispatch, and III salts
factory prices. ap t--iy
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TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

NAIE take pleasure in informing you that We
w are now prepared 10 offer you urge and
desirable assortment Of
BOOTS AND .SHUES.
uf every variety. Of Manufacture. NJ prices
a$ low ~ for Northern work, and respectfully ask
nn examination before you make your purchases.
Also, on hand lnrse and we'll assorted Stock
o! STRAW. FUR, and wool HATS, romprl:
ing Il great many new aad desirable styles.
lutl :g--im {. A. BALDWIN co.
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nS1EIgus For WASHINGTON.

xu>saa AN OMNIBUS will leave
:AasGES-s2eEssg Greens Mansion House daily at 81
A. N, and l.! ?. NJ, connecting with the second
morning and first afternoon trains for Baltimore.
FARE 25 cents. Orders lett ut the Mansion
House will be attended 10.
ap ll-at HUHH LATHAM.
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inspection Of The District Of Columbia Eili-
Precautionary Measures.

WAsntNGroS, April iuth.-lrn cotnPaGles
or about one fourth ni the yuiunteer militia
OF the District of Columbia, are musterirg to-
day Tor Inspection, the order having been is
sued from The Government !ieadg quarters last
night.
Several days ago, the company officers
We're directed tn immediately report the num-
Der Of effective mcu, and this unexpected
movement vas given rise: to nany surmi~eS
especially a. reports prevail, and are believed
to he correct, that these ten companies are Ia
be- drafted ed!ately INTO service.
Much excitement prevails everywhere
heightened in Il great degree by bogus dis
patches proiesseslly from Charleston, de-
failing the incidents n IL stirring battle in
vicinity nf Fort Sumter.
There is no doubt that the military move
nlcGtS here III progress are connected with
precautionary measures Tor the defence OF
the Capitol from iii unprecedented attack from
the South.
The Federal forces in Washington are to
be strens thened this week by at least one adj
ditiu;iai artillery company.
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Is it Rapid !
It makes 1000 Stitches per minute.
Is it Durable -?
We will pay premium for one that is
worn out.
SEND FOR A CIRCULAR.

We will pay premium for one that is
worn out.
SEND FOR A CIRCULAR.
E- MACHINES delivered FREE OF
FREIGHT at any Railroad Station within
100 miles Of this city.
W. 3. RICHARDS, JR,
nov l--eoGm -Igent, 10 King-st.
rE1O THE FARMERS AND PLANTERS OF
1 VIRGINIA AND MARYLAND.
FOWLE & co.'s
SOLUBLE PHOSPHATED PER VIVIAN
e [ 4 n D,
The Best. Cheapest. and most Permanent FER
TILIZER ever offered to the AgriculturaliSts.
Approved by
PROF. CAMPBELL MoKFIr,
One of tue most prominent Chemists of America.
us the most reliable and efficient
bina,ion Of
PHOSPHATE and Ammoniated Guanos
Yet offered in Il REALLY SOLUBLE FORM. 1t is
composed OF
No. l PERUVIAN & S0MBRERO GUANOS,
Or Direct Importation
from the CnlNCnA ana SoMBRERo ISLANDS, and
is warranted ire" jrom NIL impnritieS.
This Fertilizer has been severely tested, III COM
parison with Peruvian Guano, by many Of the
most successful and intelligent Farmers Of Fir-
gina and Maryland, troui whom we have received
numerous letters and certificates of APPROVAL
We submit the following extract FROM PROF:
MoRrlT'S Report upon the "S"I"dlc Pho-photed
Pcrnriun fuono," viz:
''lc above analytical results express high value Tor
this Fertilizer, and indicate that the formula for IL prelm
ration is founded upon SOUND prnc pies OF agricultural
rconuiny and efficiency Though rrp"tc with The iniis-
nSar element, al fruitful soil. the rrlar" proper
u,l- skllv adjusted Ia promote their NUT nal
action and render profitable manure adapted 10,
crop, generally. without distinction as to kind.
CAMPBELL MORFlT."
Copies OF the above named documents, together
with Prof. Murft's Analysis, and other interest
ing matter. will be found i'll our pamphlets and
circulars showing that Fertilizer i far better
adapted 10 general use than Peruvian Guano
alone, besides being
Sixteen per Cent. Cheaper.
The Snmbrero Guanu before its combine ton
with the Peruvian, is rendered immediately Solu.
Bile by process recently discovered and pecu-
liarly our own. The value of Peruvian Guano,
presented in this modified and improved form, can
hardly be estimated.
We will continue To receive our usual supplies OF
PERUVIAN and SOMBRE20 GUAN0, OF direct
imD0yfafion which We offer ut lowest market rates.
up 1T
MORE NEW Notwithstanding with Bun
w yam, or i he Dream interpreted, by James
Large, 81.
The Lille Of Trust, being narrative OF tn"
Lord dealings with ucorge Muller, writea by
himself, ST. -.
WvrhnlcG aud their Difficulties. by Mrs. Bayey,
author Of Rugged Homes and now 10 mend
Them" Gee.
Kitty's Victory and uthcr Stories. by the author
of 'Cusmos's Visit to his tiraudtnthcr,' aOc.
The BLACK Ship with othe: Allegsr!e= and Para
bics. by The author of THE Voice Of CHI iatan
Life in Song" &C., j0c. Just received, and ion
sale by 1ap ~ JOHN If. PARROTT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-04-11

CHICAGO, april 9.--iie Mississippi river
is open to ST. Paul. The steamer Ocean
Wave, the first bYat Of the season through
Lake Penin, arrived 1T thar place las; night
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-04-11

A Il meeting Of tho Young Catholics. Friend
Society OF Alexandria, h,d at-St. Mary's Hall,
on Sunday evening last, the death Of Mr.. Albion
Hurdle having been announced, the following
preamble and resolutions were unanimously
adopted
God. in His holy Providence having called from
among us our beloved brother, ALBION llUEnLE.
we deem it due to his many virtues to give fee
ole expression of our appreciation of them, aud
We therefore,
Resolve LIST. That in the death Of ALBION Hen
DIE, oar society has lost valued member, and
the community i talented industrious and worthy
citizen.
ID. That though we knox how vain is human
consolation to those whom tod has not comfort
ed. We yet beg to offer TO the bcrcnvcd family Of
our deceased brother, heartfelt sympathy in
their aicton.
3D. That the President he requested to have the
usual Mas for the repose vf the Houi Of our deccaS
ed brother offered up III 81. Mary'a Church, and
;hat we will attend al snci Mass, ANA ut the unc-
raj services i'll body.
18th. That copy ot these resolutions. properly
atIe<ted, he transmitted by the Secretary 10 The
widow OF our deceased brother, and that the city
papers be- requested to publish them.
Il. JACOBS, President.
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Departure for Eurone.

New YORK, April, l0.-Tne Africa sail
ed for Liverpool this afternoon. with 95
pa,;sense9a, And s13,thN III sf"r,".
MIR Daytur, oar munster I" Frl:lrs goes
vul un she Fulton uu the - ia.
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Notice

r~za THE STEAMER THOMAS COL
. z5asssssss YER will leave alexandria, at half
paste o'clock in the morning, to connect with the
5 o'clock cars for Baltimore.
up IL SAMUEL BAKER, Captain.
AEAYOR'S OFFICE. ArnIL 10th. lSGl.-An
lfE Election for Four OvERSEERS OF TIE Poor.
was held or Monday, the Sth inst, NJ the Council
Chamber, when the following gentlemen were
elected:
First Ward. james Entwisle. Jr
Second Ward. Henry l. Simpson.
Third Ward, John 7. Creighton.
Fourth Ward Robert Bell.
Nd Hit w &. PRICE. Mayor.
DAINTs, OILS, sc-Lowis' Pure White Lead.
L Extra Jo Phoenix do, Pure White Zine,
Ground Black PUNT, Forctian Red, timber,
Sienna, Chrome yellow. Chrome Green, PrussiHn
Blue, yellow OcEre, Roman do Rochelle do,
Paris Green, Hampton do Red Lead, Litharge,
Patent Drugs, Fine Proof Paint, Spirits Turpen
tiae Chinese ycrmilliou, American do LiHSeed
Oil, Boiled do, Narnshes, Putty GlazierS' Paints,
and IL large stock of Paint Brushes, Artists
Paints, Canvass, &c, &c. just received and for
yale by LEADBEATER II CO.,
ap II Nos. ) and !, South Fairfax streets.
| OST.-Early Saturday morning. April 9TH,
/ between the Steamer St. Nicholas and Geo.
Page, FIVE BARREL REPEATER, (ColtS
improved) \ suitable reward will be given TO
the Under, 10y returning the salnc to MeSSrs.
Blackjack & Marshall. ap ll-3s
4 WANTED IMMEDIATELY
a WET NURSE. Apply ut this Office An
Irish woman preferred ap IL
MRS. N. &. HIGD0N,
FASHIONABLE DRESS MAKER.
No. 80, PRINcE STREET, OPPOSITE FARMERS BANK.
FENHE \ d IE OF ALEXANDRIA and
L ueishborhood, respectfully solicited to
give ME call ap 9--eo3t
- VESSELS WANTED for Norfolk, Pc
. go tersburs. Richmond. and Fredericksburg,
by WM. H. FOWLE L son,
ap 10 No. (, South Wharves.
r.za FOR PHILADELPHIA AND NEW
LGI5AYORK--HAND'S LINE VIII CANAL.
The Steamer j. JEROME, Captain jerome,
will sail on Saturday. 18th instant.
WIN II. F0WLE i SON,
apQ No. t, South Wharves.
IN FOR NEW YORk-0LD REG ULAR
80 LINE.-The Schr. HAMILTON, Captain
Ogden, will have despatch. Apply TO
WM II. F0WLB i son,
ap No. South Wharsrs.
WANTED by two single gentlemen, BOARD,
wv with full accommodations. Please address
A. X, Alexandria, stating terms, locality, &c.
ap 5-d6t
MOTION YARN.--1O. 600 lbs. Southern make
' of YARN, a prime article for sale low, by
up 10 WHEAT / BRO
NOR HIRE--A good FARM HAND for the
J. remainder Of the year.
ap l--so2T CAA5. ). TAYLOR,
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HENRY W. THOMAS.

ATTORNEY A. Ii y.
MAS OPENED an pIi:e il Alexandria, and
] leaders his professional services 10 The pub
lie. He will practice in the CnartS OF Alexandria,
Fairfax. l.oudvun, Prince William, ana ;hc City
Of Washington. Office in the roam lately ocrn-
pied by r. 7. Hill, adjoining the Southern Pro-
tculiun Insurance Company, in the Exchange
Block. II? S--unw
CfpRING SUPPLY or HARDWARE, CUE
~ hEkl. GARDEN TCULS &c, dC.--|OHN
7. GEEIGHT0I, SIS King STREET, .i'c""""rt",
Ia respectfully informs his friends. and the rah
liz III general, that he mas commenced receiving
his SPRING SUPPLY, embracing general as
>ortmcnt Of goods i'll his line. which lie offers Tor
sale at low prices, FOR cash. or to punciudi Gus
to.ucrS upon usual terms Of credit. &p4
= ERUSENE AND PHOTUGEN UILS.-Wc
- have taken tie Agency ot Il !nanuiactorf vi
these articles ;i:;i are authorized! 10 warrant them
equal to the bes; ever made: burning III any Coal
Oil Lamp. and free from smoke and smell. -;
sale IN quantities - salt the trade. by
WIN. II. EOWLE / son,
,,, IA N . Suuth WhrrypS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-04-11

SuoorIHC IN THE ClrY.-Ihe Mayor has
determined 10 put into vigorous execution the
city ordinance relative To diSchargipg guns,
pistols or other firearms, loaded or unloade |,
within the limits Of the corporation. Tin
Tuesday resident o! the SUBURBS "&s "f'
rested for disturbing his nclghtors by nrng
a pistol on his own premises. lie pleaded
that he was shooting ut L mark, and ~ con-
sderation of the offence, being the first, 4
fine and costs of only S4.3l was assessed We
trust this example Will put All end IL tie re-
prehensible and dangerous pfa1i'ce.
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W. ., MASSEY. :. erchant Tailor,

- ESPECTfULLE informs tn. public that lie
/ / has received large .tprd hc ;ti!ul assortment
.! FASHIONABLE GOODS, >uinbe for gentle
mems wear. which embraces almost every variety
Of style ani pattern. They will he sold low Tor
cash. u: tn runctual customers. All HARM ENTS
made IL orie". warranted 10 give entire Sat>tac-
tion Always ou hand we'll sc!eccd assortment
of READY MADE GARMENTS.
No. - King 81, one duor west OF Roya! st.
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Executor of Barsheba Sileot', doc H..
Lou1oun county NH il-eotS

N1HIS is 70 GIVE NOTICE that the snh-
i scrbcr has obtained letters OF administration
on the estate of Ann Clugett, deed. All persons
having claims against the estate are requested I"
exhibit ths san;s' and those indebted to make im-
mediate payment. y. ". mAIlLES,
Administration Of Ann C1sgett, decd.
!, I1-ouw.fH
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APPOINTMENT OF DELECAT"S --Itoinas
Wilmington, OF Potomac L>d2e. No. 50, aud
John W. Campbell of Sarepta Lodge, NJ. 10.
have been appointed to represent their 1e%,
pective Lodges in the Grand Lodge OF o!d
Fellows of Virginia, which met yesterday N
the city of Wheeling. =.
John 4. lIumphrics us delegate, and JET
terson Tscey as alternate. nave been ap-
pointed by Virginia Tent. No. ., o! haH"a-
bites, to represent their Tent III the lllsh
Tent of North America. winch meets III Ne"
York next May.
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Special Dispatch from Charleston TO the Repor-
tor OF the Associated Press at Washington.

CHARLESTON. April 10, l. m.--There is 10
truth in any o: the Iispatchcs purportins to
TO fleet of the harbor, -indcrson's having
exchanged signals. or that III action has oc-
Cured lii the harbor. Ill is quiet, but
ready.
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CHINESE among the cargo Of the
New York steamer Monticello, on her last
trip to this city, was Il Shanghai RAM, live
months DID, consigned to Ir. Ioaton, oi this
city, for 4. B. Du Val, esq, Of Prince
Georges County, Nd. One Buck and two
Ewes Of this breed imported from China
SEINE time since. by Mr. u. Ii. WiSner, Of
New York, produced in nine onths Of last
year, seventeen lam5a-not Tess than Jour,
and sometimes five, ut a birth. The En9I!Sh
stock -raiscrs, by crossing this breed with the
South Downs, have increased its size II luii
third, and improved the mutton.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-04-11
LIVERPOOL SALT,

l. -.-IU UL OALI.
1-Hn SACHS .. a. SALT
IJUU 1j0n sacks A>hton's Salt, factory FLIED
Ten 10 the ton per Brig Onward, daily expected
direct from Liverpool, Tor sale by
NH 20 FOWLE Il co.
gsTHaLE OIL SOAP, for destroying the cur
w culio Oh Fruit Trees, and all insects which
invest Flowers Vegetables, &c. for sale BY
an . H. COOK r. CO., Sarepta Hnll.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-04-11

AccouuoparIoH.-F steamer Thomas
Collver will hereafter make Il trip connect
ing with the hrs train on the WaSh'nT''','
Branch Railroad - aaving ;his nIY at 65 . :
clock.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-04-11

HUNTING CREEK BEIDGH.-Thc damage
done BY the late storm and Hood to Hunting
Creek Bridge. is of serious nature. \
norton of the wood work was carried away,
and the causeway was washed 10 consider
able extent-so much, that the tides OF the
usual height now flow over 1t.