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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-07
DOGGETT & ANDERSON.

GUF EKNUK STKkET,
RE receiving for the Pa Trade carpetIpgs Cloths MAT
"A ngs, Curtain 'ojs Cornlcs and Ban Wndo, shades
Paper Hsneng Curled Hair and Noes prices
Carpets Curtains Beds and Mattresses order at hor
uc Paper hanging done in the city country by superior uor
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BuLg yrRyox. Ouo. Jan. *. 1sgi.

BELLE VERNON, ONO. Jan. Is, ls5i.
HESRY O. sPADpG ESQ,
Please bni nolosei twenhvs for which
box Of your Cphalc Pills. 7hsg truly he bet Pills IAdV
tried.
Direct L. sT0vEn, Pm.
Belle Yernon, Wyanlot Co, O.
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HOUSEK ERPING COODS.-oHRIsrAN A LA.
THROP would invite particular attention 10 their stock Of
Goods for families and plat tliIon use
Linen sheetirgsin 10 y, II \ and i2L
Pillow Case Linens 20 inches 10 5s inches
Shifting Linens at 20, 3I& and SOC
Table Damssks, and Dsmsss Napkins
Huck Birds Eye, and Scotch Diaper,
Furniture Dimites AMI Narselles Quilts
India Dlmiiy, Checked Cambrics,
Heavy White Camlrics and Jsconets
Hannels, Blankets and CGssImer.s
Cotton sheetings and shlrtngs
Oznaburgs and Coored Cotton Goods,
Mourning Goods such as
Bombsznes, Tsmro PoplIns
~ Mouselslnes Canton Clsih
English Grape Grape and Lace Wells
Also large stock OF Velvet Brussels py and Tn0r.
Carpets, all Of which will be sold prices suit the time.
~ CHkISTIAN a LATHROP,
iez 30 Main street
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-07

GARDEN SEED FOR FALL SOWING.
" Early Large York Cabbage
no 0xheart do
Do sugarloaf do
Large Drunhead do
Do Flat Dutch do
Early Csulifowers
Round Savoy Spanish
Griffin Curied Kale
Early Butter Lettuce
Do Hardy Hanmersmith do
Black and Spanish Rsdisb, for sale by
oe2 Wn. PALMER, SON a 90,
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LOWNEs z COOKS
Foundry and Manufactorv.
nsHIz s1azs,, nil HAZE. noxHorD. usanA.

HAVING made large addition 10 shop the sou
III trade, VII! sell r. the northern prices 1859 We ha
over 100 different designs OF Plain and Ornamental Railing
yerandas, BaIconfs, Porch Pieces, Window
Guards 6c, &c Vault and Cellar Door, Iron sash shuuers
and general Baetsuhng and enisng done nes,n- anI
despatch.
Cemetery Railing for TIE country made Is 10 be put up
by ordinary mechanic Isa,-u
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II. c. sPiLpISo.


You will please send two boIes your Cephsc Pills Send
them Immediately. Eespecfu yours,
JNo. b. sIMoNs
Ps-IAdUe used boz Of your PiVs fnd item esceL
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PEvERIT Mass, Dec. II, lst0
II. @. EPAIpS6, ESQ.
wish circulars large show bs bring your oe-
phsc Pills particularly before my customers II you
ANYTHING Of the lind, please rend 10 me.
Ore OF my customers who Is subject Sick Headache
usuay lasting two days csf Ofdn attack in CnsRou By
pour PHs. whith sent her.
Respectfully yours,
W. b. wILKEa.
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From he Democrat, 81 Cloud, MINI.
II you have been troubled with the headache send for
box Cephalc P that you may have them In Of
tack.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-07

NOTICE TO OUR FRIENDS AND CUSTOM
" FRWe are now very busy and csnnot send ont
count, for collection will thank these Indebted Doth city
and counry) TO u.s. call and pay their accounts IL will be
doing US a great favor ~ money very With
ja24 Ihto hoBARIsoN Z SON.
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From he Examiner, Norfok, Va.
They have been than thousand cases. With
lire
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-03-12
FOREIGN MISCELLANY,

Austrian journals are now expressing the
liveliest apprehensions respecting the copse.
quences which the fall of ;Gaeta may have at
not distant time upon the fate of Austria.
The Austrian Gazette says that the pacifca-
ton of Southern Austria viii! place one
hundred thousand men at the disposal of
Austria 'The fall of Gaeta," says that
paper, "must necessarily react upon the
Roman question, and France, pressed by
England and Sardinia cannot do otherwise
than abandon the Pope, as she has already
abandoned Francis IL. of Naples What
against Austria the day the Italian Parlia-
ment, sitting in the Quirnal, shall decree
that war? II France has made the promise
to remain neutral should Austria be STACKED
by Piedmont, has not NJ. Shleinitz declared in
the House at Berlin that Prussia bad no
engagement towards Austria in reference to
Venetian" ''Thus." proceeds the Gazette,
Austria is left alone to uphold the struggle
against Italy. If she is strong enough not
to be afraid of it, she has yet great deal
to apprehend from the allies whom Italy
may find in the eastern part of the empire"
Another Vienna paper, the Ost.Deutscbo
Post expresses with still greater force the con-
Germ and uneasness prevailing in the Aus
trian Cabinet.
HALIFAX, March 9.-The steamer Niagara
from Liverpool on the 23d ult.. arrived on
Sunday. She called at Queenstown on the
9th. In the British Parliament the Govern
ment denied the charge Of invading the
rights Of Canada in the Anderson case. A
bill had been introduced in the Italian Par
lament making Victor Emmanuel King of
Italy. The steamer Great Eastern was to
sail for New York in April The CONNER
cial advices by this arrival are the same as
by the steamer Prince Albert. .s
No intelligence has yet been received of
the steamer Austratasian now in her twenty
third day out. Had she not sailed on her
appointed day, it is probable that some notice
of the delay would have been made in the
telegraphic summary of the foreign news Ly
the Prince Albert, forwarded from St. Johns.
As there is, however, no intimation to this
effect the natural conclusion is that the
steamer sailed as advertised. The Austria.
lasian large screw steamer, and has
hitherto made fair though not remarkably
rapid passages. r. ,... .a-s
Ap incident in connection with the Bona
parte- Patterson trial has excited some re-
mark in Paris. Nine. Patterson. in coming
to France. did not bring with her all the pa
pers which sustained her case, for fear they
might be stulen. S,me she left behind;
while those she brought she had sewed into
garments which never quilted her person.
This indirect impu:atinn uprn the honor Of
her opponents and the Frercb Police. excited
a sentiment Of indignation which has found
expression in various ways. Even her law
yer, NJ Berryer, spoke of ;he apprehenslons
of his client as ilusory and ill.founded,
while the defence made use of the fact to
throw duuht upon the au: henticity of the GER
titled duplicates presented 10 the c''urt.
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LOCAL ITEMS.

SERMON TO You've MEN.-rho Rev, JAS,
Turner Leftwich, by request Of the Young
Mems Christian Association of this city, de-
livered a sermon on Sunday evening last, in
the Second PRESBYTERIAN Church, to young
men, selecting as his text the 18th verse ID
Chapter 1st General Epistle Of John. 81
have written unto you fathers because ye
have known him, that is from the beginning.
| have written unto you, young men because
ye are strong, and the word of God abideth
in you, and ye have overcome the wicked
one" A large and apprecistive audience,
was in attendance and listened to the SER
mon with profound attention. These SER
mons are to be continued, and We have no
doubt will result in much good.
PRIVATE SALEs.-Mr. Samuel Tcnnesson
has purchased at private sale, the old brick
building at the Northeast corner of Gamer
on and Fairfax streets, for $4,000. Mr.. T.
intends, at once, to repair the building. and
fit up the lower story as d restaurant.
Col. John Croekford has disposed of his
three story brick residence situated at the
corner of Cameron and ST Asaph streets, to
Samuel Mclean, esq, for $4,000.
BOLD RoEDERY.-On Sunday night, while
the family were at church, a thief entered the
residence of Mr.. Bartholome Delphy, on
Prince street, and went into Mr.. DIS cham
Der, when draw was unlocked and a sum
of money, the exact amount is not known
stolen consisting of gold and silver and
corporation one and two dollar notes. The
robbery was discovered By Mrs. DeIphy on
her return home.
BOAT CArslzED.-Yesterday morning a
small boat, containing only one person, was
capsized by sudden squall striking it upon
the wrong quarter, in the Potomac, just
above the Long bridge. A boat instantly
put off from the fishing shore at Jackson
city and rescued the gentleman from his i'm
minent peril.
FLIGHTS or WILD FowL.-Immense focks
Of geese and ducks were seen yesterday
evening Aying down the river. This. sight
is considered by the weather wise, as indi-
cative Of an approaching cold spell.
Rev. GEO. A. CARTER.-The Methodist
Church, South was filled last Sunday night,
to hear the eloquent sermon preached by
the Rev. G. A. Carter, now of Texas
PERsoNAL-Col Samuel Cooper late Ad-
jutant General Of the United States Army,
left this city yesterday for Montgomery,
Alabama
BArT1sM.-Five persons were baptised at
the Washington street Baptist Church, en-
Sunday night.
ESF We are indebted to the agent of the
Adamss Express Company in this city, for
New Orleans and Memphis papers, two days
from the latter and three from the former.
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VIKGiWIi Ne US

The excitemen: growing out OF the iiscov-
cry Of OIL in Virginia, ons!rues unaba.ed.
The Wheeling lntel!igencer says: hanuwha
river is literally covered with Eat boats aid
the bnatnan ale DOW on a strike. They
ask two dollars barrel for taking the grease
to Paikersturs. The producers are only
willing TO give a dollar and fifty cents.
Lands are leased on 10Th sides Ut the Kama
wha at enormous rates. the leases exten-
ding from four to FIVE miles into the interior.
The number engaged in the production of
oil from Parkersburg to Burning Springs
Run is not less than 1000. The oil is found
at from l25 to 225 feet, for which distance
the cost of boring is ahoutS per foot Large
supplies Of barrels are received from Balti-
more, the stavcs for which are shipped from
the country where the barrels are now
being filled, with the "the greasy" Sub-lea-
ses cannot be had in the vicinity of the largo
producing wells at less than from one to three
thousand dollars an acre.
Rev. John Landstreet preached his fare
we'll sermon in the Methodist Episcopal
Church, in Lcesburg, last Sabbath, where he
has oticiated for two years. His ability and
zeal as Christian Minister, have endeared
him to his congregation, and gathered
around him community of warm friends,
not of his own flock The departure of him.
self and family, will be regretted by all who
knew him.
A. A. Welkton was elected Sheriff of
Hardy county on the 23rd ult. He will, it
it is said, qualify at the April court.
Tucker Coles, prominent and worthy
citizen of Albemarle, died at his residence in
that county on the 4th inst, in the 10Th year
Of his aye. -.-.-
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GEORGE sIGGERS,

BOOK-BINDEK And PAPEK KULER.
No. Is Prince Street, opposite The G"zste CJice,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
bEUSIC, Magazines, and Old Books bound in
I'VE any style. ] also RULE, and make 10 order,
any description Of BLANK BOOKS, which / will
warrant to be made of the best paper and materials,
and bound in The strongest manner. Bank Officers,
Bankers Merchants, Clerks OF Courts, Hotel Keep
crs, Insurance Companies, ana Ill who want Blank
Books, are respectfully invited 70 give me Il CALL
" 3-ff
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IETEE2sAE TEnEy.

PAPER HANGER, UPHOLSTERER, GLIDER,
Aud HomSe Dccorofor IN GcHerni.
ESTHILST returning his grateful acknowledge
" mentS TO his numerous friends for their very
liberal encouragement during the two years ne ha:
been amongst them assures them that 1t Will be III:
continued effort to serve them with pr0mptncSs
md at moderate charges at his old Stand, No l49
Eonra SIDE KING STREET, ALEXANDRIA. NH ~
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WIN. S. PAYNE,

GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
No. t, Spears fhort, baltimore,
sETILL give diligent personal attention to al
w business committed 20 hi charge, and res
,ccttully soIicitS Of his friends and the publ
,encral!y, their consi garments Of Grain, Flour
Tobacco, &C., and their orders for whatever t.
market furnishes.
Palri1nnrn NH 22-Iy
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sas" Children and Servants with the u>llal de-
ductions. Z. EONT&INE,
President Of Virginia Central Railroad.
zrI9- TICKETS for sale Vt all the above named
Stations on the Alexandria, Lou,luu" "nd lamp
shire Railroad. ". bDl Itih,
General Superintendent, A., L. Il Il. Il. X.
r.l -
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ppoous, BRoOms!! BRooMs -!

yUST to think that l am determined to sell
j BROONS to our merchants IN AleAanur'"'
Washington, and Georgetown. and that / VIII no"
sell them per cent lower than they can DO oousa'
any where north o. this place.
L. HERRING, Royal-strect,
dec ) four doors south Of King. AleN d.
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LAaE. BEER BREWERY,

WoH End, king street, Alexandria, Nrgin'"
JOHN KLEIN, PRorR1ETrR.
;EAEING made the most approved and inodcrr
1 Z improvements for The successful manutactur
u q. pure LAGER BEER, persons ordering from
ne can rely upon getting The Gcstartclc. Order
solicited and promptly attended to. Address a
above. nov 21-ly
u r. rIAcEI0ck $. II. DENT
3IACKLGCE. DENT g. CO.,
GROCERS AND PRODUCE MERCHANTS
DEALERS IS
FGHEIGN ANU DOMESTIC
LIQUORS, WINES, SEGARS, &C.,
FERRY SLIP, ALEXANDRIA, VA.
ic 20-tt
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THROUGH TO RICE M0ND.

z" - . .=s
"a IL. al:
TIHE OK4NGE AND hLENANUKIA, AND
4 VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROADS arc
selling tickets through between Alexandria and
Richmond, as heretofore J. II. EHCADUS,
feb - General Ticket Agent.
FOR THE NORTH, WEST, and NgRTIN!ES
- - II II z5=5=::z:3 $500 E; ::;::= ::s= %
NORTHERN CENTRAL HALFWAY.
SUMNER Il Il R 4 Y L Z HENT
CHANGE OF HOURS.
ON AND AFTER MAJ 9th, 1860, trains viii
" leave Calvert Station:
The Mai! Train daily texcep! Sun'taysl at $50
A. NJ, for Elmira, Buffalo, Niagara Falls. and al!
parts Of Western New York, and Canada. Also.
for PittSburg, Chicago, Cleveland, Cincinnati, 81.
Louis, and al parts Of the West, Northwest anu
Southwest. For EmIntShurg, Lancaster, Lcban-
on, Reading and PottSriie. and DwingS Mills,
Reisterstown, Manchester, Nd, and Westminster.
and for Chambcrsburg and Carlisle, Pa, and for
Hagerstown, Maryland.
The Express Train daily ut $40 P. N. for Buf.
falo and the North, and Canada. and for 'ittSbur,
and all parts or the West and Northwest and
Southwest.
Travellers can go by either Of these trains to
Detroit and Chicago via Niagara Fails Al the S:,rne
cost as by any other route.
4 new route to Acw York is open br this
road via Harrisburg, Reading, Allentown, E@>ton
and Jersey City, with only one change Of Cars.
over first class roads. Take the $50 4. N. train
through by daylight, 1T IFS low fare as by any
other route.
Travellers from Washington and the South by
the $40 4. NJ and ) 20 p. NJ. trains, make conucc-
tions with the trains over this road.
Buy tickets only 10 Baltimore.
ForTickctS and information, apply the Ticket
Office, Calvert Station, \. I. corner Of Calvert ana
Franklin streets, Baltimore.
JAS. c. CLARKE, Superintendent.
JOHN I. RiGNEi, Assistant Supcr't.
J. II. WARNER, Ticket Agent.
Rnltimnrr in Il.
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A RARE NEW BOOK.--Coins. Medals, and
n Seals, Ancient and Modern, illustrated and
described, with a sketch of the history of Coins
and Coinage, instructions for young Collectors,
tables of comparative rarity, price lists of Eng
lish and American Coins. Medals, Tokens, he, by
W. c Prime, author Of "Boat Life in Egypt"
"Tent Life in the Holy Land" &C., &C., $3.50
Just published, and for sale by
feb 20 JOHN ii. PARR0TT.
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). C. BR EY

CABINET, CHAIR IS SOFA MANUFACTURER,
Corgcr of k;ay 1t i t!|fcd SIS, Aic""adri", Va.
AS constantly or hand, and oilers 20 the pub
! 1 lie. all excellent assortment Of Cabinet " are,
Sofas and Chairs Of every T.ricty, and on the low
est terms, which, for durability and finish cannot
BE- *ar,,a.Sci NH i--iv
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BUSINESS CARDS.
J. D. CORSE. 81 D. CohsE Z.
Banking, Exchange, and Collection Office of
C0RSE BROT HERS

No. 93 Exchange Block.
WYE will make Collections all accessible
w points in the United States, and hold pro-
cceis subject 10 Check, remit promptly to any
designated point.
We will deal in E.rchoHg~. Time Bills, Promis-
so,y Note., Gncnrreat .Honeg, C"i", dc.
STOCKS and other SECURITIES bought and sold
on Commission, and LOANS negotiated on favor
able terms Interest allowed to Dcpositors.
i varied experience Of many years in this busi-
ness enables Us to offer services with confidence
to the public feb Ill lS--ll
!. W. BURKE. ARTHUR EERBERT.
Banking, Exchange and Collection Office OF
BURKE & II Err L ERT,
No So, King-street.
JETE will make Collections on ali accessible
w points in the United States, and hold pro-
cccds subject to Check, or remit promptly to any
designated point.
Nc will deal in E,rchmye, Time Bills, I'r"mis-
sorg Notes. tacnrrem -Tomry, Coin, dc.
STOCKS and other SECURITIES bought and sold
on Commission. jan 1T
A. j. HUMPHREYS. IL. b. TALIAFERRO.
HUMPHREYS & TALIAFERRG,
(SuCCESSORS TO MARSHALL i co.
Grocers, COmmisSion md Ebrmardlng
MERCHANTS,
No. IL King street, Alexandria, Va.
REFERENCES :-Messrs. Fuwle i Co., Alexan
dra, Va.
John G. Beale, Fauquer county, Virginia
Jno. S. Barbour, jr., Culpcpcr county, Virginia.
Col. John Willis, Orange county, Virginia.
Vim. Bayne, Baltimore, Maryland
Jno. S. Buckner, Rappahannock county. Va.
Edward c. Marshai!, Fauquicr county, Virginia.
iy LIT
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THO Nj $ S. in ME- IS q N,
INNS? and
IRON FOU u y j l. +,
Corner Of Rovai and Wilkes streets,

ALEXANDRIA, VA,
rs prepared to execute orders Tor STATIONERY
/ STEAa EyGi:;Es, BOILERS. Mill Gearing, Shaft.
ing, Pullcys and Hangers, Tobacco Screws, Pumps.
Fans Slide and Hand Lathcs Drill Presses. Wrought
or Cast Railing, Columns and GirdcrS, Gas or Wate,
Pipe, and Machinery OF every description. Supe.
rior CASTINGS made to order at short notice an6
nn reasonable terms. ap i-e"t'
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FOR BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RIVER
LANDINGS.

INCREASED ACCOMMODATION.
-7e The :'DIAM0ND STATE" Captain
-, y acob kerwn. will leave Alexandria on
Saturday, at , O'Clock, 2. NJ, and returning, will
eayo Baltimore OH Wednesday, al o'clock, P.
NJ or carrier, if loaded, and a!l surplus freight
will be taken by The ST. Nicholas.
.Tsua The ''ST. NICHOLAS" Captain
- - Samuel Guy, will leave Washington
st t o'cock, ana Alexandria at o'clock, \. M,
GA Saturday morning and returning will leave
Baltimore on Wednesday ut O'Clock. ?. NJ, and
will call at the following landings to land and
receive passengers and lreight:-Pont Lookout,
Fogl's, Broom's. aud Coad's WharveS, Piney
Point, Stones Wharf. Chappell Point, Pope 5
Creek and all the established upper landings on
the Maryland Shore, and White Point, Matthias
Poi,t, and Boyd'S Hole, on the Virginia Shore.
NH WHEAT & BRO, Agents.
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II. |. GREGORY, ,

Nos llS amt l20 h,jng street,
FAS Tor sale Rerigeraior*, Water Coolers, Tin
/ / Safes. Ice Cream FrcezcrS, KcrcoScne and
Coal Oil Lamps, Goal Oil, Tin Ware at Wholesale
House Furnishing Goods, Bath Tubs, Stoves &c
my II
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ORANGE & ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD.
~ issss GEsS -s:+s-.5s- ss= -
EEfE G 49,

ls pa I IE
IN aud auer SATURDAY, Jauuary Eta,
" 1861, a TRAIN will leave Alcxandria daily,
for Lynchburs and the Southwest connecting at
Gordonsvile with the Trains the Virginia Cen
tral Railroad for Richmond, Charlottesville.
Staunton, &c, and with the Train on the Manassas
Gap Railroad, for Woodstock. Mt. Jackson, &c
Through Tickets to RICHMOND, LYNCH
BURG, KNOXVILLE, MEMPHIS, NASH
VILE. MOBILE, MONTGOMERY, and NEW
ORLEANS, 1t the Ticket Office, coruer Of Duke
aud Henry streets.
Leave Alexandria at 10, 4. N. and arrive at
Lynchburg al 40,P. NJ.
Leave Lynchburg a $40, \. NJ, and arrive at
Alexandria at $50, p N.
j. NJ. BR0ADUS, General Ticket Agent.
ian l2--tf
MANASSAS GAP RAILROAD.
u b 81 81 Z - -: =
DASSENGEKS for this Road viii leave thc
L Alexandria Station, in the Orange Train, at
7, A. NJ, daily Sundays cXceptc&,} arrive al Al
exandra ut ,, p. NJ. Through tickets by this route
to Middlcburs and Winchester.
The Trains leave Mount Jackson daily (Sun-
days excepted, 1T 1870, Z. u, and arrive ct AL
exandria 1T l:35, ?. VI.
ST EDWARD GREEN, Treasurer,
NOTICE.
y. g GZ!E
ON AND AFTER this date, the freight trains
~ of the Orange and Alexandria Railroad,
will leave Alexandria on Monday, Wednesday,
and Friday only, and return Tuesday, Thurs
day, and Saturday.
J. +. LATHAM, Agent Transportation,
feb 26 Orange and Alexandria 4. +. Co.
NEW AgRANGEMENT.
THROUGH TICKETS TO RICHMOND.
T. I. as;; - =. =. -, - y;
- 81. < g. =: 49,, -..-1
DN AGREEMENT with the Alexandria, Lou
- doun and Hampshire Railroad Company,
Thyo~qL Ticket, riU hercajtr,. he i%aacd orcr H.:
Orungc und iler,tndriu uud Ccatrot Ra'jyoods,
from uV the Stations on the AirrUndriu, LondoHa
and Hampshire E"ad 70 Hicdm"a" q" rcd"ccd
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NEGROES WANTED.-Wc wish TO purchasS
~ any number Of EGROES, Of both SeXcc.
for cash All letters addrcS$eG to uS, at this piae"
will receive prompt attention. Having boHGh'
the establishment, lately occupied by MILAN d
Grigsby, West end Duke street, and having retit
tod i to make il one Of the most healthy and COM
Portable Depot for NEGROES, wo will receive
them on board en- the usual terms.
aug S0--eotf fhItE f O." 1ooh.
NTErROES WANTED.-I wish TO purchas'
" any number of NEGROES, for when VII
pay liberal prices. Those wishing to SELL VIII u
we'll to call on me before selling, at my ola S'ahu
at West End, Alexandria, Va.
aag lS-dtf JOSEPH hhoiN'
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4 LENANDRIA LIB RARI COMPAAI.-
n Library kept in the South-roonl' HrSe-Story,
OF tho LycEru HALL. 5. W. corner Of Prince and
Washington streets. Open every day from TO I
o'clock, P NJ. Annual subscriptions, So; SIX
months, $l.50; three months, 81. Volumes IN
Library, nearly $500.
President-R. L. CAnsr, JR.
Vice observation-disclosures MILLER, IR.
DIRECTORS
Sylvester Scott, Andrew Jameson,
James s. Hallowcll, Edgar Snowden, jr,
Benjamin Barton, Elisha D. Miller,
George D. Fowle, stephen Swan,
John A. Milburn, John West.
Treasuror-Andrew Jameson.
my sly J. SAML. WIMSATT, Librarian.
GENE TWINE.-l,0oO tbs. Seine Twino, for
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-03-12
HATS, GAPS, BONNETs, &C,
FURS. FURS.. FURS !.

JOHN t. EN NM,
> ESPECTFULLY informs the Ladies that ne
~ ha4 the largest collection of FuRS ever Of
t"rei for sale in this mtrkct, viz: Sable Mink,
Stone Martin. Fitch, Siberian Squirrel, Water
II nk. Rock Martin. French Sable, &c; Ermine
aud Swaus,lown Trimmings. All of the above
viii he sold wholesale ana retail at reduced prices.
FuKS made aud repaired at the shortest notice
The Ladies arc invited to call and examine my
stock of Furs oct IS