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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-04-12

The Hon. Edward Everett, passed West
on Monday last. A special car was placed
on the road for his accommodation by the
Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road Company.
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a CARD.

To the Voters al tie Eiqhth congregational Ustrtct
Fellow CIrlHENS Having received numerous
letters, within the last TWO months from different
parts eff the District, urging me to declare myself
Candidate for re election. have not felt ut lo-
ery to comply with these hattering requests uni
after an ample opportunity had been afforded for
the full development OF popular sentiment upon
the subject.
Nearly six weeks have now elapsed since the
adjournment of Congress; and rs sll the indica-
tions that have come to me have been III accor-
dance with the suggestions referred to, | am per
Inited 10 believe that it will not be considered
prc$ulnptuouS in me 20 conform with the wishes OF
my friends without further delay, and to ask vt
your hands an endorsement OF the course deem
ed it my duty to pursue during the recent event
iul period when | had the honor 10 ne your Rep
reSentative.
therefore adopt this method of announcing my
self TO you Us independent Union candidate Tor
Congress: and take occasion also to say that, AZ
| expect to visit all the counties Of the District be-
fore the election. l will be most happy TO avail
myself OF every favorable opportunity 10 confer
with you fully upon the monlentous issues OF the
day. Most respectfully, your ubcdcnt servant,
ALEXANDER K. B0TELER.
Fountain Rock. Jefferson county, April 10, 1891
Gss- 4 meeting of the Union party of the coun-
~ Of Fairfax, will be held at Fairfax Court House.
Monday, the 51h of April, to appoint delegates
10 the Congressional District Convention to be
Aeli in Alexandria on the 2jth inst, and also to
consider the propriety Of nominating candidates
Tor the General Assembly. MANY CITIZENS.
ap l2-eo%t
uS.-Paraiine or Coal Oil of superior quali-
" ". from the Great kanawha Coal and Oil
Company: slso, Sperm. Solar, Lard, and Ethereal
OilS. large stock Oh hand ard for sale by the
barrel OF small quantities, hy
LEADBEATER 4 CO.,
mo y Nos. aud South Fairfay-st
4 LEAANDRlA CANAL COMPANY The
"A annual general meeting Of this Company,
will be held at the chamber Of the Common Coun-
ell in the city Of Alexandria, on the 9TH day Of
May next 1T IL o'clock, A. NJ.
ap I2-sota E. B. POWELL Clerk.
TOOTH PASTE, &c.--Jewsbury L Browns
/ Oriental Tooth Paste, Teeth Brushes, Po-
mades. Hair Dyes, Hair Restoratives, Fancy Soaps,
&C.. &C., for sale by
LEADBEATER Il CO.,
mo II Nos. and South Fsirfax-st.
7 OST.-Euly Saturday morning, April 9th,
I i between the Steamer ST. Nicholas and Geo.
Page, FIVE BARREL REPEATER, (Coits
improyed.) 4 suitable reward will be given TO
lhe finder, by returning the same TO Messrs.
Blackjack Marshall. ap ll-3t
LIVERPOOL SALT
lS0n SACKS &. a. SALT
3OUU 1900 sacks Ashton's Salt, factory filled
ten to the ton, per Brig Onward, daily expected,
direct from Liverpool, for sale by
NH 20 F0wLE 4 co.
HONEY! HONEY IA very superior article
ii of strained HONEY, just received, and for
sale 10y WM. A. HART. No. ll2, King ST.
Next door to the Msrshall House.
ay- Sign Of the golden Mortar, ap9
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Now York Cattle Market, APRIL IL.

Beef cattle we're i'll fair demand yesterday, ana
the market was much the same as last week.
Mich COWS were dull. Veal calves were unchang-
ed. Sheep ard lambs were not 80 plenty, but
in better demand, at an advance OF about 20 cts
= head Swine were very plenty, anu shaoe
lower The totul receipts were :-4,oI2 beeYeS,
IDS COWS, 6S2 calves. i, $50 sheep and lambs, and
4 IL. aHine.
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Boston Stea amer Tor Charleston.

New YORK, April ll.--rha Boston steamer
Sout!. Carolina for Charleston Landed her
passengers at Norfolk Yesterday and proceed
ed on 10 Charleston. 1t is supposed she met
the War feet aud deemed it mex pedient to
take passenyers to Charleston.
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Coal TRADE.-Duriug the week ending Tues
day, April 9Th, lU2 beats left this port carrying
HAS u tons of coal
During the year 40 boats lett TINS port carrying
AZ 2ss ! I TONS of COIL - Cumberland Ctril;un.
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krnm Charleston .

Charleston, April II Il m,-Alli is quiet
here, We are ready and patiently awaiting
No excitement.
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Reported Annexation Of Dominica tr Spain

Exported Annexation OF DOMINICA tr SPAIN
New lnkX, April TIA Havana letter
of the fifth inst, to the ''Express" say lie
annexation Of Domnica to Spain, is fully
confirmed. The Army to sustain the move
Tic Spanish steam lrigates there. The whole
matter awaits only the Queens ratification,
President Santauna Of Dominica. having
formally proclaimed her in an address Of
some length.
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Zzss- TO ADvERTIsERS.-Th "ALEXAN-
DRIA GAZETTE" offers inducements TO adver-
tisers unsurpassed by any journal in Virginia.
Circulating largely in Virginia, Maryland, and
the District of Columbia and extensively in the
Southern and Western States among the great
body of buyers and sellers of the land, an adver-
tsement in the Gazette would be as widely diff
fused, and meet the eye of rs nauy readers, as if
published in any paper i'll this section. Advert
would consult their interests by making
the "Gazctto" the vehicle Of their communica-
ton with the public. dec l0-wtf
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No SorruFRS MAtL~-No mail from rl1t
South was received in this city yesterday
owing to the damaged condition of the ra'l
roads
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TAYLOR / EUTCEISON

WASmI>oS CITY, ID. G.,
A RE NOW in receipt of their SPRING SUP
Il PLIES. comprising the newest and most de-
Sir;bc nportatiuns uf the season. and respect
fully ask of purchasers an examination of their
stock. Washington, ap
CPRING MILLINEEI.--l am now receiving
- my stock Of SPRING GOODS in the above
line, and solicit an examination Of my stock of
BONNETS, HATS, FLATS, RIBBONS, FLOW
Frs, HUGHES, TABS, &c.
WM. B. RICHARDS, Jn.,
ap q No. Ito, kiag street.
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INPECTIAE, THE PERSIAN FEVER CHARM
| E10R the prevention and cure of F,rrr and Agu'
| i md bilious Fcrcrs. This wonderful remedy
| was brought 10 the knowledge of the present pro
prictors by friend who has been great traveller
| in Persia and the Holy land.
While going down theriyer Euphrates, he ex
| nercnced 4 "rrere attack Of Fever and Ague. On
discovering his condition, one of the Boatmen took
| from his person an Amnict saying, Wear his
and no ferer mW toHch yon" Although ncredu-
iouS as to its virtues; he complied, and cxperen
ccd immediate relief. and has since always found
| it efectual protection from AL maarious com
| plants.
On further investigation he found that the boat
| man attributed TO it mirocHi0Hs powers, and said
| that it could only be obtained from the Priests oil
| the Sun. Sometime afterwards, the gentleman in
convers ng witha Priest obtained from him the Sc.
cret OF its preparation, and ascertain ed where the
| medicinal herbs were found, of which it COM
pounded. The wonderful virtues of this article
have induced full belief in the minds of the ma
tveS in the miraculous healing powers Of their
Priests.
Since his return 10 America, Ii has been tried
with the happicSt effect by several Ladies AMI Gen
temen Of high character, who have given it the
| most unqualified praise. This remedy having
been specific in Persia for hundreds Of wears, TO,
the prevention and cure OF Fever and Ague and
BILIOUS ftfers--lS now Oucreil, 10 the American
people. II will be sent by mail, prepaid, with full
directions for use receipt of one dollar.
Principal Depot and Mandatory, 1873 Main st.
Richmond, Va. Branch Office Bank o! Commerce
| Building, New York. Address.
jy lO--wly JOHN WILCOX co.
NEW GOODS.--TrimmingS Corsets, Linen
~ and Cotton Crochet Braid, Crochet Needles
and Cotton, Tida Cotton, Coats Spool Cotton,
Hosiery Gold Beads aud Spangcs, old and Sill
yer Braid and Cord Cord and Tassels, Magic and
Victoria Rufng Hair Nets Of all the latest styles,
Hair Brushes aud Combs, Rolling hoops. Jump
ing Ropes, Wagons, Children's Carriages, Shct-
land Wool Sewing and Embroderng Silks, Skirt
braids Port Monaes Purses and Travelling Sat
| chefs. Doll. Of ali kinds, Pins, Needles, Tapes,
fhimbcs soaps Periumerie2, Richmond Cologne,
Il superior article snd manufactured IN this State,
and large stock Of other Fancy and Useful Ar.
| tclcs. all Of which will be sold very cheap for
cash. lmh 22I {. c. BERRY'S, y king.st.
M ORE NEW kS.--Evenings with Bun
| WI van, or The Dream interpreted, BY James
| Large, 81.
The Life Of Trust, being narrative Of H.
| Lords dealings with lieurgt Mailer. writtep By
| himself, Sl.2j.
Wurklurn and their Difficulties, hy Mrs. Bnyley
| author If "Raggrd Homes and how to"mend
! them" 6Gr.
kitty'S Victory and other Stories, by the author
| Of "CosmoSS Visit to his Grandfather" zoe.
The Black Ship with other Allegories and Para.
| blas by the author Of ''rhe Voice of Christian
Life in Song" &C.. jDc. just received, and foI
sale by lap 81 JOHN II. PARR0TT.
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Fairfax county, ap l2-3t

falFiaH eouuty, aP '|-"l
DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES-
l. TATE.--Under authority of decree of the
Circuit Court Of Fairisx county, Va, rendered at
the June term 1862 in the suit Of Carter, against
Look and others, the undersigned, Commissioners
therein named, will, on Tuesday,, the 7h dag Of
MAY, 1861, at D'ctock, J.. b., ut the front door
of the Court House, in Alexandria, offer Ut public
auction, that portion of the valuable TRACT OF
Ian b called CRED HILL" containing by re-
cent survey $50 ACRES. This land lies partly
in toe county of Fairfax and partly in the coun-
~ Of Prince William. The portions situated in
the respective counties will be sold separately
The independent line Of the Manassas Gap Rail-
road passes by or through the land, and it is near
Il contemplated depot The land is considered
the very best and most productive in that region
of country and j. of the red clay SOIL there neld
in such high estimation, and is we'll adapted to
the production OF all kinds of grain and grasses.
There is au abundance Of wood on the land, and
eEs it is proverbialy healthy. The BUILDINGS
ss::i are comfortable
TERMS CT SALE Ten per cent. Of the purchase
money to be paid in cash, on the day of sale as q
deposit To be forfeited ON the tnilure of the pur-
chaser TO complete his purchase, the residue OF
the purchase money to be paid in three equal in
Stalments, in E, II, and Is months from the day
of sale, with interest from the day Of sale, to be
secured by the bonds Of the purchaser, and the til
tie 10 be retained until the purchase money is full
~ paid the land 10 be resold at the risk Of the
purchaser, upon his default 1t any time to pay the
cash deposit or the deferred instalments. Possess
sion at once given.
FRANCIS L. SMITH, Comm'rs.
MATTHEW ] of Snle.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
J. ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCH,

THE ASSoCIATEn PRESS DISPATCH.
NASHINGTGS, April 1.-THE Secretary
of the Treasury this evening opened the
bids for the Treasury notes-nearlv five
millions Over four hundred thousand dol
lars more than this sum Were bid fOr-et
from par to twcnty-seven hundredths pre-
MUM.
Mr. George W. Phillips, who was deputy
marshal of this District under the two pre-.
deceSsors OF Colonel Lamon, recently APP
pointed Marshal, has ust been appointed to
continue i'll that capacity.
The newspapers continue to represent
that there are to be changes in the Cabinet.
Bus the rumors, it is positively ascertainod,
are untrue.
The Commissioners Of the Confederate
States left Washington this morning for
Montgomery. In their final note to Secre-
tary Seward, they charge that the Admin
istra!icn has deceived them with regard to
Fort Sumter that they now return to Oh
outraged people, and expresses the conyic-
ton that war is inevitable, and say that on
the head of the Administration must rest
the responsibility.
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sAIE take pleasure in informing you that We
w are now prepared 10 uler you large and
desirable assortment Of
BOOT& AND SHOES,
al every variety. of our manufacture, 1T prices
a. low rs for Northern work, and respectfully ask
an examination before you make your purchases.
Also u" hand Il large and we'll assorted Stock
Of STRAW. FUR. aud WOOL HATS, rompris-
ing great many new atl Desirable >tyl -
NH 29--m c. A. BALDWIN 4 co.
TT? FOR RENT.-Thc spacious 5 n r +
.::s.. 10 USE. on King street, occupied by Wit
ruer x Bros. during the past eight years. This
house fronts on King street - feet, extending
back - feet. wijenS 10 - feet which width il
maintains 10 its extreme length, II feet. There
is IL basement updcr the entire building. we'll
lighted and arranged Tor business. TIL" second
story contains Il Carpet Room % by 40 feet
There several sky lights looking into the main
| store. The above house was built for. and has
been occupied as a Dry Goods Store for sixteen
years. and has commanded during this time the
largest trade in this city. Possession given 2lst
Of March. c. NJ TAYLOR.
NH j--dl2M&eotf
GROCERIES.
M are now in receipt Of our Spring supply
" Of choice FAMILY GROCERIES, consist.
ing in part Of
\. 0. Sugar, Porto z leo do Muscovado do
Crush do, tiranulascd do, c. Yellow sugar do.
Port" Rico MoIasSeS Muscovado do
Golden Syrup prime Java Coffee
Ri" and Maricaibo do
Green aud Black Teas, part choice
Adamantine and Mould Candles, Pepper
Nutmegs. Rice, Blacking, &C., &c, all of which
we offer at lowest market prices
arS ALBERT w GRAY & CO.
ASHES. ASHES Ashes!
lO.UUU bic for Agricultural purposes, for
sale in lots 10 suit purchasers, on application at
my Soap and Candle Mandatory, North end
Union street AleXandra, Va. For sale cheap.
NH 2O--eolm MARTHA LUNT.
ORoUND PLASTER-Wv are now prepared
" to furnish several thousand tons of the best
BLUE WINDSOR PLASTER, ground fine, at
Sd per ton of2240 pounds delivered on car or YES
sci. Farmers who will need ii, will please send III
their orders as soon as possible
ian 81 MEADE i MARYE.
-. FOR RENT.-The STORE No. 81, at the
si!a corner OF King anu Fairfax streets Also, the
STORE next DOOR. No. 50 King street.
jnu 1-cotf JOHN WEST.
WHITE WASH BRUSHES, Scrub and Shoe
w Brushes. Feather aud Hair busters, for sale
by PERRY BROS,
ap 2 Mansion House Building.
4 LCOHOL AND ETHEREAL OIL.-lO bbls.
"A IS Alcohol ana Ethereal Oil, just received,
and for sale by HENRY COOK & CO.
up 9 Sareptu Hall.
AaTHALE OIL SOAP, for destroying the cur
w cu!io on Fruit Trees and all insects which
invest FInwcrs Vegetables. ,sc for sale by
ap . II. COOK s co, Sarcpta Hail.
Af ILL fEEp.-l5Oo bushels SHORTS, for
lis At lay
ap 6 JAMES G. NEVETT.
ENGLISH Teeth and Hair Brushes, fine us
IA sortment, for sale At
ap9 RlCHAfD3.
CWEET POTATOES SLIpS-A few bushels,
~ for sale by
an Q 80 WHEAT / BRO.
- BOXES prime Eastern Cutting Cheese, just
- received, and fer aale ny
ap2 T. E. DOUGLASS.
YETOOD.--l0D Cords Oak; 100 do. Pine, for
w sale by
ap t J. N. HARPER / CO.
UUPERIon COAL OIL, just received, ind for
~ sale by J. WM. BOWLING,
an e. cor. CT Fairfax and Pr;ncc-sts
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ENVELOPES. Mr. Geo L. French has sen
US package of very handsome envelopes
stamped with beautiful United States
flag. Also u package stamped with the tlae
of the Confederate States.
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nMNIBus FO2 WASHINGTON.

xsL>sam AN OMNIBUS will leave
sS1SsSgsS. Green Mansion House daily at 81
A. n, and !, P. NJ, connecting with the second
morning aud first afternoon trains tor Baltimore.
FARE 25 cents. Orders lett ut the Mansion
House will be attended TO- "
I'D list ulhli LA hAM.
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F F: F. E: ! eaSsnss conm'r.
A. L. MCKENZIE,
Fairfax co., Va, ap l2-lawtMayIG2aYts

-
TRUSTEES SALE OF LAND.-Pursuant to
i the decree of the County Court Of Fairfax
County in the suit Of Edward Lindsay aud wife
VS.. Charles H. Triplett aud others, rendered its
March term, 1861, the undersigned Commissioner
of sale, by said decree named will, Monday, the
10Th day Of Nay, 1861, (Court.day) before the
front door of Fairfax Court House, sell to the
highest bidder, ut public sale, a TRACT OF LAND
containing1 10 ga ACRES. This land lies adjon-
ing the farm Of the late Geo. W. Triplett, known
as "Round Ill.," aud others, and is principally
in TIMBER.
Terms OF SALE AS PRESCRIBED BY THE CouRr.
One tenth Of the purchase money to be paid in
hand, the day Of sale, and the residue in three
equal inStalments at g. II and IL months, with
interest from date, to be secured by the notes OF
the purchaser, with approved security, and reten
ton Of the title Of the land sill the last payment
is uade; the cash payment to be forfeited and tho
land resold at the cost of the purchaser in the
event Of his failing to comply with the term. Of
sale. THOMAS MOORE, Commissioner.
Fairfax county, Va. ap l2-1awts
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-. FOR RENT.-The STORE No. 81, at the
tl.I corner OF King anu Fairfax streets. Also, the
STORE next DOOR, No. 80 King street.
juu I-eUtf JOHN WEST.
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Matters Relating to the Confeder;

Matters Relating to the Confederated States.
New YORK, April ll.--1he Post Of this
evening says the agents Of the Confederate
States were rebuffed in their efforts to get q
portion Of the loan taken III New York.
\ specia! despatch from Charleston to the
Commercial Advertiser states that the report
is confirmed that President Davis has given
orders not to fire On vessels carrying pr0vi-
sions into Fort Sumter.
CnARLEsToN, April II, p. MA collision
is hourly expected
Northern dispatches states that attempts
will be made to-day to reinforce Sumter in
small boats protected by schuoners lined with
sand bags, the war vessels in the meantime
to protecJ the landing party on Morris Is
land.
1t is reported that Gen. Beauregard has
demanded the immediate surrender Of Fort
Sumter
MoSrGoMERY, April il.~~The War De-
par,ment is overwhelmed with applications
from Regiments, hatta'ons. and compan!es
10 enter the service. Over 1000 men from
the Border States offer their services besides
TWO thousand Indian warriors, who nave
signiiiel Il desire to Cooperate with the Con-
Tolerate forces Numbers OF companies are
daily arriving at Charleston, Savannah, and
Pcu$acula
New York, April ll.--Adyicea from tla-
vana state chat the Comm ssioners from the
Confederatc States would sail thence on the
British steamer 10 Southampton
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VALUABLE NEGRO FOR SALE-By virtue
Y of all order Of the Circuit Court of Fairfax
county, will, Monday, the 18Th day of;April,
1861, sell 1T Fairfax Courthouse, at public auc-
ton, for cash. L valuable NEGRO GIRL.
I " EITNNEIJ nanutu ShariG
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AUCTION SALES.

GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.-By
- Virture of deed Of trust from Mrs Nancy
Hamilton to Daniel Janney, dated the 18th day
OF January, 1856, and OF record in the Office Of
fa'rl1S County Court and under an order of the
said court, made at its March term, 1850 ap-
pointing NE nustee in the place of the said Dam
lei Janney' deceased, shall, on Nonday, the 20th
doy Of Noy merit, in front Of the cour, house OF
Fairfax county, Va, offer ut public auction, to the
highest bidder, a certain TRACT OF LAND CON
veyed by said deed, situate on the Little Riyar
Turnpike Road, in the said county of Pairfax.
about four miles from the court house of said
county, and containing BIS 3-4 ACRES. The
land is Of this celebrated red soil, is well wooded
and watered, under good fences, and has upon it
?$ss an excellent DWELLING HOUSE and all
IL necessary cut buildings. The independents
line of the Manassas Gap Railroad passes through
this land, and depot is located in it. Take it all
together, it is one of the most desirable farms
offered for sale in the county OF Fairfax.
Terms OF SALg.-A sufficient amount will be-
required in hand on the day of sale to pay tho
costs and expenses ofsale, and the amount now
dus under said deed of trust and unpaid; the resi-
due upon credit until the Ist day of Dece mber.
1861, with interest from the day of SALE
ALFRED MOSS, Trustee.
Fairfax county, ap l2-layts
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LONG BRIDGE The immense amount Of
timber stacked against the long bridge by
the tide eudangerng the safety Of the struo-
ture, a number Of men were employed Yes
Ierday in clearing the drift from the tinbers
and allowing it TO float clear Of The bridge.
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T AND AT PUBLIC SALE.-Wn. S. John
IL ston and others VS.. Francis E. Johnston and
others.-Persuant to decree of the County Court
Of Fairfax, made in this cause at its March term,
1861, the undersigned Commissioners therein
named will offer at public SALE at Fairfax C. H..
on Monday, the 2OM day Of May, 1861, (cont day)
the FARM of the late Francis Johnston, deceased,
near pohick Church, containing 143 ACRES, and
adjoining the farm of the late Robert B. Kirby.
The land is Of good qua lily, and the farm, from
its proximity to Alexandriu, will make contorta-
BILE residence.
TERMS OF sALE.-One tenth of the purchase
money in hand and the residue in three equal
payments at six, twelve and eighteen months, with
interest from the day of sale; the said deferred
payments to be secured by good personal security
and the retention Of the title until the last pay
meut is made; the cash payment to be forfeited
and 4 land resold at the risk of the purchaser
upon his failure to comply with the terms of sale.
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7 OST.-Early Saturday morning, April 9th,
/ i between the Steamer St. Nicholas and Geo.
Page. a FIVE BARREL REPEATER, (Colts
iuproyed.) 4 suitable reward will be given 10
lhe finder, by returning the same 10 Messrs'
Blackjack 4 Marshall. ap ll-3t
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TUST IN SEAS0N.--Anoiher Niijf"ry Baoh'.-
81 Tactics for officers of Infantry, Cavalry. and
Artillery, arranged and complied by L. Y. Buck
holtz. author OF "In:antry Camp Duty and For
tfcation and Fort Defence price 75c.; i'll pocket
book form, 81. Just published, and for sale by
NH II ROBERT BELL.
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HERRIEGI EfERRIEGlI

LA4-4.AN4NN -IL4t4I44FN
EASTERN HERRING, from prime to low
II grades
No. 3 Mackcrc small ana medium
No. Alewive<, il! store, aud for sale by
ap9 WHEAT & BRO.
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~ ROUND PLASTER.-We are now prepared
" to furnish several thousand tons Of the best
BLUE WINDSOR PLASTER, ground fine, at
So per ton of2e4O pounds delivered on car or YES
sci. Farmers who will need it, will please send in
their orders as soon a. possible.
ian 81 MEADE j. MARYE.
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TEAS.

TEAS.
OFT = CHESTS, IMPERIAL GUN pow
~ Il DER AID BLACK TEAS, i'll store,
and for sale by I. a. BREWlS.
ap S-co2m
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4 LEXANDRlA CANAL COMPANY The
"A annual general meeting Of this Company,
will be held at the chamber Of the Common Coun-
Gil in the city Of Aieaandria, on the 9TH day Of
May next, III ii o'clock, A. NJ.
an i2-aotd Z. B. POWELL. CLARK