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NIfScel1npneOvrs.

os !" se q r New Ss rye tho %
Oh stoes catsrand Straits wien l@sipr 10 and der
double topsas and foretopmas in III night The
ssS%
CO. s When he pumps we're cue a an
fonnG nine feet Of wafer in her held; made sail and stood
Ten AN, ana {Gana tic i%aS aSos. he stern;
se ' nn a. IL, fs' s he s aeo out
One % ea r' al S n na the @
% On Sni c 6 e &c a S he fa
did net succeed ship lea.naaoou the same On the lth
survey and the vessel badly stove in that she could be
rse made m he 5 sv s so s ard EEL out
board bark Back ge hound home the other half
the provisions were put on board the Black Eagle or the
DaSs ST e an ee GIBBS E ha he p sold
gSersay f Board s d s ESD
cocHrruAIr-wc have before reported the loss of
bark Cochiuate, OF the Abro!Eos Islands about
thirty five miles 70 the Westward Of the port Of Champion
sy tn R t q csmp ny aa aSa e
about as country in search Of food and human habitaon
reached when parties opoice despatched
recovered maintained the the Colony Of west.
ern Australia and AZ an expense Of $50 were forwarded
left treen ~, on TIC Isl Of Augns They arrived at Sin;
States Consul Hutchinson Esq, were placed the Sail
or's lone.
nero was a, St Thomas 18th u disnased had discharge
1900 ibis -four for survey.
BARK MARY PORTER, Adams for Surinam, before report
ed ashore or after tightening and is now ns She
was TO have sailed "Wednesday.
BR BRIG HEroiaE, Caray from Boston for Cha ottcown
PEI, was spoken the 3ls ult u lat ~ o. ont5l2 ana
reported having had the s9h in which shifted car
60 aud had pumps clicked.
Err Brig MAKY MAHroS, Rood from Rio Janeiro for New
o,sns with coffee At ST Thomas 25;h uli leaking and
would discharGc for.f, pairs.
scHR JAS II sraouP-Seave Cape May Nov 3-Thc schr
jas Stroup wilmington Del from Boston Tor fhiaiel-
phi balsi, ashore Peck Beac between Great
Egg arbor and Carson Inlet, last night sue lies wen up
on tbs beach and makes no water
Sem Howell, Miller at Baltimore from Arceibo re-
ports night of 3lst nit OF Hat era encountered severe
gale and carried away fore'opmast
BE LIZ, Eldidge of and from Dennis was so badly
damaged during the storm Of Saturday night whe lying at
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Fatal Accident in Philadelphia.

y
Yesterday afternoon two workmcn killed and ono
severely injured by the blowing up Of building at the
Bridcsburg Arsenal containing Illuminating powder The
walls adjoining the magazine damaged bat there
further explosion. About twenty workmen, who
filling primers in another building received slight
injuries from flying bricks, glass, &c.
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bUFFhLU, INUV 4, I0UI.
During the heavy northeast gale of Friday the follow
ing vessels reported ashore up -four O'Clock p
this dayschconers Mail ashore at Hamilton Lake On.
tario; r. Campbell, ashore at Hamilton, Lake Ontario;
Lively, Fontespe, reported sunk; J. W. Sargent, ON
Cleveland pier loaded with coal and full Of water orole
ashore Point Pee, Lake Erie North STAR ashore
near Point au relc; White Squat of Detroit ashore on
11nir -Iolin GInnl
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The Murder ON Board the Ship General
raif<hi1I.

VUMNUTATTUN VF THE FENTFNCE UF DEATH ON
THREE MEN.
Nov. 6.--This morning United states Marshal Murray
received warrant from President Lincoln ctmmuting
tho Of death passed upon Samuel Collins Lewis
Featherston aud John punlcavy convicted OF the muir
der Capt. George W. pyke board the ship General
Parkhl.
The prisoners to be hanged the Goth OF this
month, and their sentence is commued fifteen years
Imprisonment with hard labor.
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BEOOKLYN NAVY YARD.

The following officers have reported for duty on tho
steamer De Soto
CoTimdnde9-W. H. Walker.
F,rs lieut. ndat-R. 7. Il. Lewis.
Acting Mas,ers-H W. Boney, W. NJ. Martini G. W.
Ward.
Assistant Saggeos'-B Hoyt.
Acting Pa; mdter-C Adams.
Acting Chit EnGtnecr-G. W. Simons.
Acting Ganner-G. III Brcoks.
Ordei " Scgcon in charge # Mdr,nes-J IT. Percval
Acing AGsters' Mates--C. b. ioolnger, John Yeeds
James Glllen.
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Board Of Education.

regular meeting Of the Board Of Education was held
last eyening-Mr A. V. Stout in the chair.
Tho minutes Of tho previous meeting were read and
approved.
The Committee on Annual Estimate and Apportionmcnt
reported that abe probable to be raised for tie
year 1862 for the purpose Of meeting the
expenses Of Common School instruction would be as fol
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THE NAVY.

The steam transport City of New York. lying at pier
is now taking IN full cargo Of Croton water casks,
for the great naval expedition.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Ill L1cocK's POROUS STRENGTHENING PLAsrERs.

n ~ co,nnar,ress - Ia l,,,,cr ana ,be
o,ihy OF a silk glove They are becoming appreciated by
M public They have restored the wrered hand,
nuved the nsighy hump cured vari.osc veins and ex
,si anrurisns For all affections OF the cncst weight
nj ont TIC diaphragm upper portion OF the bowels IN colds
"a ro,rs O the pNck for all strains or bruises,
Co. ,yenl back OF the bowels and other
anccilons and cramps heart aIceons-in all
be used be properly appreciated.
AIICoCK'S POROUS PLASTERS
asove and assuge by calling forth the acrid humos,
from parts internal 10 the skin and general circulation,
thus in many crses positively eyaporating the disease
$3.50 JAMES LULL NJ u.
Sold AT 2o4 Canal street. and No Union square Price
% cents EACH or slS Tor ST.
r,,o OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ADVERTISER, HAVING
been restored to health in few weeks by very simple
remedy after having suffered several years with severe
unr affection AMI that dread disease, consumption. s
ANXIOUS 10 make known his fellow sufferers t means Oh
s,ir 10 all who desire will send u copy OF the pre-
srrption charpe) with directions preparing
ana using same, which they Will find cure fo
Consumption Asthma Bronchitis &c. The ony object o.
the advertiser IN sending tie prescription Is 10 pehenl M
afflicted and he hofes every sufferer may try his remedy ~
II viii cost them nothing, and may prove blessing
Wishing tie prescription will please address KEY EdwaTu a
Wilson, W lliamsb0rs, Kings County, New York.
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by TIE basis allowed FOR in Tao statute, the Beard
would be entitled To call for .......... 81 800 OCT
Or see, OCT SO more chan is here represented
TIE follow ing is the basis upon which the above
estimate Is formed that the whole number
taught, excluding those taught in the FREQ
Academy and evening schools during the year
ending October /, 1861, was, rs appears from
the Official returns, leo ga, which, at 81 Per
scholar, ISL. .sels ,77s
The State appcrtiormert for 1861 10 the city Of
New iork, as appears by the official notice on
file IN the clerk $ Office Of the Board Of Education,
was. 2l2 76s
An equal amount 10 be raised by the unity 212 7CS
OEc-;wcntlcth OF ono per ceLt Of S5SI $50 CSC,
being the assessed value Cf real and PERSONAL
property IN the city OF New York in 1861 300 7E3
Making a total q. 81 SEQ ,oe7
On motion Of Mr.. WATERBURY the sim Of SIS OC0 for
the support Of the Normal School was struck out.
Mr.. WAIEREt Ky then offered Amendment that the
sum Of s2I 4S5 for heating apparatus in schools in the
Twenty wards be inserted in place the sum
appropriated for the Normal School The amend ment
was after discussion carried seventeen voting in
the Affirmative and thirteen in the negative.
Mr.. TICKER moved That the anon. for re airs be in
creased 70 $50 600 which carried.
Mr. lENEItT moved that the report amcnced be pro-
perry authenticated by the Committee Annual Esti-
mates and be presented to the Board Ct Supervisors
Motion carried.
report was received from the Executive Committee
on Free Academy 10 whom refer red communication
from the Faculty Of the Free Academy the proposed
change in the Of studies be pursued at that in
stut!on stating that the proposed charge met with the
entire appreciation CT the Facalty. The report was
adopted.
The Executive Committee on Free Academy presenter
resolution recommending that Adoph Werner be a,,-
pointed Professor Of German in that institution he hav ing
performed the dutes Of that POSITION March lost
The resolution WAS adopted
After ransactng routine business the Board then
adjourned.
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S HIP PIN G N E w S .


ALMANAC TOR Trw yoRE--JuIS Day
uN RISES. 80 MOON SETS. eve 8 "a
uS eErs............. 81 HIGH WATER. morn
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For salaries Of teachers and antors in the ward
and primary schools ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS o eco
The incidental expenses Of said schools $1,000
The support OF the Free Academy. ......... 4S0o0
Repairs to tho Free Academy building ......... 1900
The support OF the Normal School, .......... Is Goo
The apportionment to the corporate schools. $4,000
Repairs through the shop connected with the
Board Of Education $4,000
Books, stationery and other supplies for the Dc.
positary. ................... 90 COO
The support OF evening schools ........... 60 900
Rents OF school premises OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. % coo
Salaries of superintendent, clc ks and other OIL
GERS connected with the Board. ........... 2s,ooo
Incidental expcdses Of the Beard, including print
ing, ...:....".; ........... 10000
Purchasing, leasing and procrrng sites,
for erecting building and for furnish
ing, fitting up, altering, enlaig tng and
repairing buildings and premises under their
charge Tor the support Of schools, which s!a
have been organized since the last annual APP
poronmont Of the school moneys made by the
Roard, and for such further sum or sums as
may be necessary For any Of tho purposes aulho
rzed by said act. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. leo 600
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to DO these things But lew kentuckiahs have enlisted
under his standard Tor We are not yet accustomed to
his peculiar io OF liberty
VIII not pursue the dlsgracetul SUBJECT. has Ken
lucky passed out OK the control Of her own pecpc Shall
hrelngs Of the pen, recently imported from the North
sitting IN grand security AZ the capitol, force public
OPINION 70 approve hese usarpatons ana point Out VIC
tmsf siaii Mr. Lihcoin through ms herman mereena
TICS, mpfsnh or exile the chlhfeh OF me men VINO laid
,he foundations OF me .onmohWca'n ana compel our
ncble people to exhaust themselves in furnishing the
money 10 destroy 'hs,r own eeGomr Never, wiie Ken
lucky remains tne kentucky OF oid-neVcr, mhilc thou.
saas q n.G gaa' sons nnse .c WI, ana 'te nerve 70
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-05-21

s. y. a. =BaLDN LIN & w., fROPRIETORs.
uAVING removed to their new and spacious
4 L warehouse, at tho northeast corner of King
and Royal Streets invite the attention of Southern
and Western merchants and dealers generally to
their extensive and we'll assorted stock Of goods
consisting of great variety of Meme, Homen's,
Misses Boys, Youths, ard CAi!drsn's Booss. Shoes,
and Brogans, both sewed and pesgsd of Calf,
Kip Buff, Grain, Split, Enameled, and Patent
Leather also large stock Of Ladis'' fine shoes and
goiters, Of Morocco, Kid, Goat Lasting, &C., all
Of which will be sold as low as they can be pur-
chased in any market, OF the same quality and
style. Having made extensive preparations for
tho manufacture of goods, we hope to receive the
encouragement of the Southcra trade, as we are
determined to do Ill in our power to make their
dealings with satisfactory.
We have also in store large stock Of Hats and
Caps, of the latest styles which We have just re-
ceived from the factories and which will be sold
low. .... aug 81
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MISCELLANEOUS READING.
THE.LoYAL ARMY.

THC~L0YAL ARMY.
Lo, whence are those flashes that sparkle and
i |s--@-> beam -.
And what means the CLASH that the swift echoes
! swell2
/ 'Ts the ring Of the sabres, the bayonets CLEAN,
Of the army thatmarches the rebels to quelI
For our President merely desired to be king,
I Which caused several villainous States to rebel;
| And, angry at this most unusual thing,
His armies are marching the re bsls to quell.
| The rebels, Of course, are tremendously scared,
They remember the stories historians tell,
| bow dreadfully traitors aforetime have fsred,
| When brave armies have marched their rebel.
lion to quelL eas2@ t...1
They have heard Of three mem Robert Bruce one
WAS named, .s.s s1 ~
! And one Garibaldi, ard one William Tell
And when they were defeated and hanged, no one
| The good armies which marched these vile re-
bells to quelL $3.50 0
And they've heard of the deeds by brave loyais.s
The disgrace and defeat that the rebels befel,
Who were once rashly led by one George Wash.
ington,
'Gainst the armies q king sent their treason to
que. L@s.s
Yet they do not "dispsrse" though king Abe doth
command,
But at every reveille their companies swell;
While, with terrible threats, toward their besuti-
full land, s.
Onward march his bold armies their cohorts TO
quel. f ~
Away with coRcsit! Gallant southrons arise,
From mountain and meadow, from hillside and
An army whose incidence mounts to the skies,
Is marching your freedom and honor to quell
/ Arise brave VIReISIASs-whate'er ye could do
To appease a false tyrant you tried long and
we'll 81 -.t5..., Il. gr1
Your kind mediation is spurned, and now you
Are the irst, that he boasts his great army will
quell. r - '..
The SANDERS that spring from their pulpia and
Arise, and Indignantly, brayely dispe;
And for your deep wrongs rrsak bloody
On the army that marches your manhood
quell. LII ~.
They raunt of their prowess, they boast of their
might, 2.o.s
Of their hosts and their arms they exultngly
tell s
But the COP OF ouR FATHERS is ours in the fight
And We fear not the army that marches to quell.
Disaster and hardship, and toll we will brave,
For as surely as Justice in Heaven doth dwell,
Our banners at last will ,triumphantly wave
Ger the armies new marching our freemsn TO
~ quelL .a
We may bear sterner trials than Washington hore,
We may fall as DeKalh and Montgomery fell;
Bat we'll drench every inch of our soil with their
gore .. a..,-..E.l..ez..-. ~
Who dare to invade it, our free hearts to gu @
Barracks, Alexandria, May IL, 1861. =
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VIRGINIA MADE CARRIAGES {!

T RESPECTFULLY inform tho pubnc that T. I
I have on hand an assortment Of CARRIAGES
Of nv own make, and of the very best finish and
-oxslty, which will sell low for cash, or approved
paper. . .s
/ will execute all orders in the best manner, ano
at satisfactory prices. Repairing will be executed
With neatness and dispatch, and warranted 70
please. Those in wan. Of Vehicles OF any klna'
are solicited to give rue Il call rs having ha" over
twanty wears nracticsl experience in the business,
I am confident of my ability to give entire salts
faction in the execution of orders
To my friends in Maryland and Virginia, re-
turn my thanks for their past patronage, and nope
for continuation Of the
iaa I-tf .-a ROBERT l.. GDkLlN.
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GRANGE 6 ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD.

FSS- syssa Ms ssssgss5S-
S5sa sSs sss
I'M AND AFTER SUNDAY, April l4th,
" 1851, a TRAIN will leave Alexandria daily,
for Lynchburg aud the Southwest, connecting at
Gordonsvile with the Trains on the Virginia Gen.
tral Railroad, for Richmond, Charlottesville
Stsunton, 30, and with the Train on the Manassas
Gap Railroad, for Woodstock, Mt. Jackson, dc.
Through Tickets to RICHMOND, LYNCH
BURG, KNOXVILLE, MEMPHIS, NASH
WILLIE, MOBILE, M0NTG OMERY, and NEW
ORLEANS, at tho Ticket Office, corner Of Duke
and Henry streets. ..
Leave Alexandria at 6.45, A. NJ, and arrive
I.SB, p. NJ.
J. NJ. BROADUS, General Ticket Agent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-05-21

GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT
No 4, Spears Wharf. Baltimore, :,
SSTILL give diligent personal attention to all
wv business committed to his charge, and res
poctfully solicits of his friends and the pubic
generally, their consignments Of GRAM Flour'
Tobacco, &C., and their orders for whatever tne
market furnishes.
Pnltimnra NH 22-1y
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HENRY w. THOMAS,

1YTORNET At Id n.
UAS OPENED sn office ia Alexandra, and
I l. tenders his professional services TO the pup
lie. He will practice in the Courts OF Aiexanarin'
Fairfax, Loudoun, Prince William, and the City
ot Wasbiuuton Office in the room lately ocon-
pied by Z. r. Hill, adjoining the Southern FRO
lection Insurance Company, in the Exchange
Flock. np S--d6w
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JEFFERSON TACEY,

PAPER-HANGER, UPH0LSTERER, GLIDER,
And House Decorator in Gsherat
SSTHILST returning his grateful acknowledge
wv ments to his numerous friends for their very
liberal encouragement during the two years ne mas
becn amongst them, assures them that IL VIII Dc h'S
continued effort TO serve them with pr"mptncss,
and at moderate charges, mt his old Stand, no. 49,
EoRTa SIDE KING STREET ALEXANDRIA. NH ~
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EXCELSIOR NO. l PERUVIAN GUAEo AM
SOLUBLE PHOSPHATE,

L
SOLUBLE PHOSPHATE,
T0MMONLY known in this region es BXCEL-
" SIOR DEBuRG, FULLY EQUAL TO No. Pc
RUvIAN GUAYo; AND THE BEST MANUFACTURED
FERTILIZER IN THR MARKET.
It is composed of No. Pernoian Gxaao, pure
grotnd bonss dissolesd in SatphHrto Aeta, and
Potash aaa Soda, and its materials are WARRANT
ED TO Bn OF THE BBsr QUALITY. @
1t has been sold in this market for several sea-
sons past, and such has been the success Of iA ap-
plcstion that those who have used it prefer ii to
all other kinds,-BoTH AS A CROP GROWER AND
PERMANENT I2pRoyER OF THE SOIL.
PURE GROUND BONES ARE USED IN ITS COMPOST
TIoS IN PREFERENCE TO THE CHEAPER AND LESS
RsL1ABLE SO cALLsD, PHOSPHATE GUASos; and
we claim that 1T CONTAINS MORE SOLUBLE PHos-
rHoR1c ACID N CoMBISATfoN WITH LIME (FoRM1Ne
SOLUBLE PHOSPHATE OF LIns) AND THEREFORE,
MORE VALUABLE TO THE FARMER, than any other
article now before the public.
Price S48 per 1000 lbs.
- JAMES C. NEVETT,
aug l5--eotf Sole Agent for Alexandra.
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A. J. HUMPHREYS H. b. TALlAVhhho'
HUMPHREYS & TALIAFERRC,
tsuCcEssoRs TO MARSHALL a CO.
Grocers, Commission and forwarding
MERCHANTS,
No. IL King street, Alexandria, Va.
REFERENCES :-Messrs. FoWle Co., Alexan-
dria, Va.
John G. Beale, Fauquier county, Virginia
,Jno. S. Barbour, jr., Culpepor county, virginia.
Col. John Willis, Orange county, Virginia.
Wm Bayne, Baltimore, Maryland.
Jno. S. Buckner, Rappahannock county Va.
Edward C. Marshall, Fauquier county, Virginia.
iy 14-tf
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MANASSAS GAP RAILROAD.
fSss sssa yss
ass ss ss sss

.5 CHANGE OF HOURS
For TIE arrival and departure Of the Pas,
senger Tram Of this Company.
.nN AND AFTER SUNDAY, 18th instant,
W tho PASSENGER TRAIN will rum daily,
as follows
Leave Alexandria at l o'clock, A. NJ, and ar
rive at Mount Jackson at So O'Clock, ?. NJ.
Leave Mount Jackson at O'Clock, A. NJ, and
arrive at Alexandria at 90 o'clock. A NJ,
The Stages from Winchester and HarriSonburg
will run in connection with the Trains, as they
have always done.
j. Med. GOLDSBOROUGH,
my 1l-tf Chlet Englneer
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HATS, CAPS, BoFNETs, SO.
InHM T- EyANs. an Kinr-street,


IVs toners, that he has just received choio,
assortment Of BONNETS, RIBBONS, FLOW
ERS, asd RUCHES, BONNET SILKS, DC.
Also, Il large assortment Of Misses FLATS ant
Infants HATS, all of the latest style, which vii
be sold low to suit the tnles. One call will con
vince all that his stock stands unrivalled for rich
ness of materials, beauty, and variety OF design
All ic want are invited 10 call and examine.
Also, a large assortment Of Gentiemen's SOF1
FRENCH HAT and MOLESKIN HAT, Of tbs
latest style. mn -
Y HATS AND CAPS
81 Ohm ARNOLD has just received from New
York sample stock of
THE FALL STYLES,
Embracing every variety Of FRENCH FELT
NOLESKIN, and CASSLHERE HATS. Also
complete assortment of
CHILDREN'S FANCY HATS AND CAPS.
Being in receipt of our NEW FASHIONS, we
are prepared to fill all orders for SILK HATS
A call is solicited to examine the NEW STYLES
Ms5- Phoenix Hall Eat and Cap Store.
aug 2s-!f
mo TIE FARMERS AND PLANTERS OF
/ VIRGINIA AND MARYLAND.
FOWLE & co.'s
SOLUBLE pROspHATED PER UVIAN
G U 4 N D, ....
The Ees, Cheapest, and most Permanent FER
TILIZER ever offered to the AgrlculturnlIsts.
Approved by
PRor. CAMPBELL MoRrlT,
One of the most prominent Chemists Of America,
Us the most reliable and efficient COM
bination of
Phosphate and Ammoniated Guanos
Yet offered il Il REALLY SOLUBLE FORM. 1t IS
composed Of
No. / PERUVIAN SOMBRERO GUAN0S,
OF Direct Importa'ioa
from the Cu1NcnA and soMEREEo ISLANDS, and
is warranted free from all impurities.
This Fertilizer has been severely tested, III cot
narson with Peruvian Guar0, by many, the
most successful and intelligent Farmers of Vir-
ginia and Maryland, from " nom wo have received
numerous letters md certificates of approval-
We submit the following extract trcm PROF
MoRFIr's Report upon the "Sot"dts PhosP"dfed
Peruvian Gadno," viz:
'lhe above analytical results express high value ior
this Fertilizer and indicate that the formula for its prepa-
ration founded upon sound principles OF agricultural
economy and efficiency. Though rclee with the inds-
polsable elements of fruitful SOIL the relative proper
tius slllfully adjusted ~ to promote her iutua
action and render il most profitable MANURE adapted Tor
CAMPBELL. MORFlT.'
Conies of the above named documents, together
with Prof. Mortit's Annly ySis, and other interest
inv matter, vii! be found in our pamphlets and
circulars showing that our Fertilizer IL Tar better
ndapted to general use than Peruvian Guano
alone, besides being
Sixteen per Cont Cheaper.
The Snmbrero Guano, before its combination
with tho Peruvian, is rendered Immediately solu-
bic by process recently discovered and peou-
iarlv our own. The value Of Peruvian Guano
presented in this modified and Improved form, can
hardly be over estimated.
We will continue to receive our usual supplies of
PERUVIAN and S0NBaER0 GUAN0, OF direct
importation, which etfer 1t lowest market rates
40 1T
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GEORGE SIGGERS,

ROOK-BINDER AND PAPEK RULER.
No. IS Prince Street, opposite The Gassste OUce,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
NEUSIC, Magazines, and Old Books bound in
lYa any style l also RULE, and mako to order,
unv description Of BLANK BOOKS, which will
warrant to be made Of the best paper an materials,
snd bound in the strongest manner. Bank Cthcers,
Bankers Merchants, Clerks of Courts, Hotel Keep
ers, Insurance Companies, and all who want Blank
Books, are respectfully invited TO give me oail.
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Middleburg, Va, NH 22-eotf

MORE NEW BOOKS.-Lyons on Ferer.-A
IYl Treatise on Fever, or Selections from
course of Lectures Fever, being part Of course
of Theory and Practice of Medicine, delivered by
Robert c. Lyons, R. c. c., Physician to Jarvis
street Hospital, price 81.
Hodge on Komen.-On Diseases peculiar to Wo-
men, including Displacements Of the Uterus, by
Hugh L. Hodge, N. D., Professor of Disease OF
Women and Children, in the University Of Penn
sylvania, with original illustrations,S3.
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Helm HeaeemUard, or Words of Strength and
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