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tIci;indria. Virginia.


The city Of Alexandria, Va, which will
hence!orth have historical interest as the
first place IL Virginia occupied by Govern
ment III the suppression OF the rebellion OF
1861, IS on The right bank OF the Potom at
,eNcn miles below Washington. Il is a port
Of entry, and contains population of about
5000 inhabitants. The river at this point is
nearly 4 m..c wide, and afford, a commodiou>
narbor for ships of the larsc>; tonnage. 1t
is also place where ship building is carried
on to some extent. The city is regularly aid
out. sas-lighted, and contains a courthouse,
twelve churches, thr.c ba.hs two newspaper
Offices and several large public schools. The
place is important to Virginia as convenient
point for the export Of corn, tobacco, and
coal.
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Items al the Wan.

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to reeoI,cc, that there S such MAJ, =, ALI.,-
ham Lincoln. who 5 president a.. the I-,,lt.I
States.
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and sought protection in the fire /5ulvs
camp. lie sad lie wa. i .,.tIy, ii AIuan-
dr;a, . MON man, and had been comu,u,J
t. enlist acuiu,, III, wi!I. and tia, rs many
as a hundred OF his ac4uaintanc,s had beea
similarly treated and would desert a, fine first
oDnortuu;,y.
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At iia'fe'Na!s the SNIP Matilda OF ChirlcNton.
Capt l"nnor' winch arrived there April 29th
rom ''''rS',h' "','' we l"Ifae''o nag flyins'
o''' was no, "'-"" "a 10 '''Gf 'Ie 0ocN u" 'ht
9'''' ''''' ~ pes 700" IlS pace
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commission as Assistant Surgeon IN Col.
Fletcher Web>ter's tMa>,.j regiment, enlist
o.. :.c thgce Years.
+. Merrill \ CO. Of Felchville, have the
..r,r.c, for furnishing military cloth for the
y. forms of the ID and Sd Vt. regiments.
l,. Bellows Falls Times SAYS that they have
,,4.Iy sold nearly $2l.SOo worth of goods
f, Boston. for unitorming the volunteers.
Paine, Allen, Pond \ Co.. of Rutland,
have ne contract for supplying caps for the
r.ea O. the "a Vermont regiment.
capt Theodore p Green, t. s y, OF
Bratteboro' has sailed for California, where
H. viii assume the important charge OF the
layy ward near san Francisco.
Albert G. Hatch has been appointed post
master at WnIsor, in place Of J, &. SKIN
utr.
ia. Wing Of Montpelier Rodney lund,
recently of Whit, River Junction, and y. A.
Tav.og recently Of Wat,teld, have formed 4
law conaftucl>hp at Montpelier
Ed,ar Grover. thiet Of notorietv III Berh-
>a'r, county and in the eastern part OF Mas
,lchus,tt,. around Lowell, was arrested and
lai,cd d; bennington last week.
Luther o. Green. editor of the Standard
las been appointed postmaster at "oo1-
-..k.
John g. SAKE, the witty poet is to remove
e. Albany, y. y.
1T sat.-s,ycn trout, weighing IS pounds,
were caught III franklin Pond in Guiitord,
~ the 10th, by Cen Pceler,' Of Vernon
]. was i ''pccier" Of catch.
Speaking Of the formal inspection and en-
4o.m,u, BY Gen Hopkins, on Monday, Of TIE
Vernon, GUAR! OF Burlington, the 81. Al
b.as Messenger says ci5hty-SlN men were
..rltp.ed, the average h.t!.. ut whom IS i've
..., ni.c inches. After business matters tad
been disposed Of, Gen Hopkins addressed
..e Company. and W, followed by Lieu.
GYy Underwood, Senator Woodward OF
Wrs,tor!. Ne>sr> l.. c. Bigelow, ". g..
Shaw. ii. ko.te. e. f. Ward, ana &. &. Ben
..ct.
i Young apprentice boy IN th,NIe>sc niger
..Eer. ii s., Adams. named >t"vetus john
,Jq mt with d sad accident Thursday after
.s, VIII, oiliu. the engine the sleeve Of
lis f.cck ct cluSht by PIN attached to the
s..aa. ,law.u. his arm between the crank
I'd the boiler, and mansl.ng his ann from
..o ur.s1 Upward four or t.yc inches II a mos.
,AMg manner.
VI. i. y. Dou-a, e Nhebun. as We
.. from t4t N.ld cbury Register, >a,.r,..
f. 3D. i've Two year old ewes - lbs. Is cl. o:
4.a' b; eleven and half months growth,
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Cambridge Cattle Market.
By Telegraph to The Caledonian
WEDNESDAY, May 80, 1861.

WEDNESDAY, May 90 1861.
At market 40 Cattle. about 400 Beeycs and
50 Stores. consisting Of Working Oxen, Cows
and one. two and three years Odds.
PIIcLs-Market Bcef-Extra SG,2j S6,62
first quality ii, 90 5000; second do. 500 &;
third do. s,3 90 ordinary 5000.
Working Oxcu-SlQ0, l2j. 4 l30:
Cows and Calves-s30, 40, 90, a 80.
Ieartmgs-SO 0.
Two Years Old-S00 90.
Three Years Old-S00 90.
Sheep and lambs-lGo0 at market. Extra and
selections. SO, 800 4 800; IN lots, Sl,j0,
l.1j. 200
Spring LambS-~3. 90 a 40
Swin,--0UgO Al market.
Il:dc>-4t . sc per ID.
Calf Skins y &c per ID.
rc,t>-- 20 = 90 each.
Taiow-G! 1c per ID.
Veal Calycs-S3,00 to 500
ErNARks.-Thc supply to-day was abou: The
same - last wcch. Sales dull. Beef - cents per
cst and Sheep - cents per head lower than last
week. We noticed some lots Of Cattle that aver
aged 400 lbs.->old for go per cw,., - lbs.
,hrinka4e They were fat and we'll favored.
Sheep were lower by % cts. per head. aithou2.
some los tina, contracted tor last week were
sold for l. per II. Other lots were sold for COS,
q The Sheep and frei;h without giving the Driver
any proi.t. Calves sold - - : ~ cts. per head
higher.
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sion army can take this tort. There are nc
batteries bearing upon the fort planted yet
nor will they Be allowed-but two or three
can be pat up. They cannot assail It iron
the sea, as we have supreme command OF
that.
Two large war vessels are here blotkaGlns
the Cumberland Of - guns, and the Mime
sofa Of A. heavy guns, with three gun boats
and the Harriet Lane There are - or u
small vessels that have been brought to anC
taken here. they tried to either pass into thu
river or BAY or out, Every day one or two
are overhauled; but few moments since
gun was fred across the bows Of British
vessel; she was detained.
There are 500 cannon wing IN yard west
Of the tort many Of them very heavy, ant
there are 10000 shot, shell and grape IN the
same ward. We are well provided with arms
There are some fine field pieces here. One
thing we lack is water The fort has nc
wells; it has to depend upon cisterns for wa
ter, which will not last long with SO many
men drawing upon them constantly. Soon
viii come the dry weather, then II the tort IS
filed with men,the cisterns will soon be emp
tied. ~ :. II.
Private Benjamin Underwood, Of The Brad
ford Guards, a much respected member OF
the Vermont regiment, died OF typhoid fever
at Fort Monroe. Nav 20 He WAS cousin
We believe Of Lieut. Gov Underwood Of Bur
linston. \ correspondent Of The Rutland
Herald thus speaks Of his funeral:
The funeral of our comradp IuGcrW0ud
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To the Public.

THE undersigned, practical wachmakers ahd dealers
IN watches having bought and sold American Watches
for number OF wears past and having dealt i'll al EihN
of foreign watches for much longer period "i TIME bee
to state that they have never dealt III watches WHICH ~
class or in individual instances. have been more Si'H
factory to themselves and customers whether III respect
OF durability, beauty Of finish. matfciatitAS correct
proportions accurate COMPENSATION and ADJUSTMENT 81 :"
the keeping results than those ulauutactui b!
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44-46 ASA l.. FRENCH. Judge of Probate
COifiIJSS SHOWERS NOTTCU

WE. the subscribers. being appointed bv tn. pr,..
W COurtf1r the district Of Caledonia Commissioner "
receive, cAaIuiue and adjust all claims and demands at All
persons against the estate OF Abigail Chalnl.rIin re-
ot PcaChau. in said district, deceased and Tho
the deceased exhibited in Offset thereto heres I've
notice that six months from the 18th day IF Nav M
allowed the creditors I" present their Claims g.
said commissioners Tor eXan!n alton and allowance and
that viii that purpose at the dwell 40
Ezra & Chambern. in PeachaIn, the I'D (ay Of nne
s5 the 10th day November, l5t at one o. CLOCK
p NJ, each OF said days
JOHN NJ MARTIN
i44a TRUSTRAN SANBORN, commissioners
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Torrance OF a sacred duty; and tonight,
thinking over the probabilities OF to-mor-
row, and the occurrences OF the past, am
perfectly content TO accept whatever my tor
tund NAV be- confident that tie who noteth
even the fall Of a sparrow, will have some
purpose even in the fate of one like me. My
darling and ever loved parents, good Bye
God bless, protect and care for you.
ELMER"
SEWElL> PoINT BATTERY. Sewell's Point
is lust about three miles from Fortress Mon
roe, to the southwest on the opposite side OF
the Hampden Roads. 1t commands the en-
trance to Elizabeth river on which, eight
miles to the south. is the Gosport Navy
Yard The strategic importance Of the place
is thus sufficiently seen. The battery is sad
to be fortified with three short 50 Founders
and two siX-inch rited pieces. The earth
works are somewhat elevated and, therefore,
not much exposed to injury from vessels low
in the water \ garrison Of between one
and two thousand men is behind the works.
Lynnhavtn, where Gen Butler, according to
report, is to land his forces, for cooperating
with Com Stringham, is five or six miles to
the eastN ard Of Scwcl's Point.
New HAMPSHIRE. The first regiment Of
New Hampshire Volunteers, consisting of
900 men and commanded by Col Tappan, left
Concord, Saturday morning, for the seat OF
Wal They went by way of Nashua, Wor-
cester and Norwich. At Worcester they
were honored with grand military and civ
il display and collation. a Mechanics Hail.
The second regiment Of volunteers for three
Years, now stationed at Portsmouth. will not
be ready to march for several weeks.
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tural Implements and
Machines,
Fertilizers.
Pumps and Garden Engines.

CoE'~ Super Phosphate Of Lime. and Peruvian
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-05-31
BIRTHS.
MAR RIAGE Els.

Eu.
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ChurnS.

'AErEE'S Patent O>cillaiing Suction AID f"tc'
Pumps and Garden Engines.
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RAILE DAD STREET 1T. JoHNSBtEf, /
The ST. eriber having added largely TO hi:
stock of goods, and slightly II his experience
bees leave to call the attention OF the farmers OF
Northern Vermont to his assortment Of
Agricultural Implements and
Machines,
comprising Plows and Plow Castings from Noursc-
Mason " Co, NJ 4 j. IL. Buck & Co., and Luke
Buzzcli, also the repairs for the Fairbanks piow
uowE's HORSE Hoe. Reversible Steel Teeth
Cultivators Also the teeth without the wood.
RInGING PLowS, Road ScrapcrS, Seed Drills,
Root Cutters. Hand and Power Feed Cutters,
Corn Shelters, Fan Mills, Grain Scoops, Pick
Axes, &c, &c.
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lHK NEw E>DLAND AIR Pressure CHt m,
FLYERS Butter Working Churn, and CTo"e.l :
Patent Thermometer CAUrn.
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quantity Of good long shingles, BY the sub
Scribcr, AZ s5,jo per thousand, or 81 measured
after being laid OF, tho roof. Also, the following,
articles. VIZ
patent cast iron grist mill. second hand
ciapboard planer, barrel or stavc saws. bolt
IN saw, upright and l horizontal boring ma niue
cheap for cash or approved credit.
\. BIN the absence ofthe subscriber, call on
Geo. Richardson. at the Pail Factory.
i3 L. Il. FAIRBANKS,
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For filling teeth with Sod. per cavity, 81 ,o,x
,,.,. I'm SO 10 -
III y! oi,Ii'i,is tt''h' so 70 l.5o
with ether, g.
y r. Every operation shall c;,-o ;......;,-
fdct'o"' or the work need not be taken from the
office. " '"Ae'- 4''''' '--'
ST. Johnsbury, Nov. 10, 1860.
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It's =" t"n1 exception tho ~a.-t li,; lI,o,1 t.r,i.
hair i"~t"rttr Known, dd ia" benefit, r>l.lti,, -,
Use. reach IL from every direction learn 80
X ieiII,H " Ijli others IL TN, vicinity ,i,. o., ~
Gle III Inc highest ira-'-- ALBANY, y ! Norm, -,
press. "7 ~
purreat"rN kln~ that y" cannot l- hired To- ..r5ri-,
Worthless u pool article " believe mat All Ht -,
Mott MAJ litT luH-orttor VIII t, rnu- Than ,,t,.i
Whit Northern VI Christian Visitor.
AHi ia Tins could uii- -ouG--oori: intrnu
n"rItt l"po d-rrt VIlIicHi 81 tins wonderful a.
t'lc. 1ry it,
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RAILROAD STREET .....- ST. JoHNsErEY, VT
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GARDEN Sll..~ %: every variety. Iuri.ip, Carrot
and Bee: Sec, Z. ! sl.'.,.c~ - sit tho l'Urcha>-
crS.
FLOWER >IHDS.-A l.r-c and Nell selected as
sentiment IF tower Seeds
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Seeds.

4 large assortment 81 III" oe~f qualities
cnuSI flnn nf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-04-18

7 INVITE CITIZENS AND STRANGERS 10
{ call az my MASuFACToEY. NJ. Lii King STREET,
BETWEEN WASHINGTON ANr 81. A$ArH STREETS,
and examine my large and handsomc assortment
Of SADDLERE GUODS, ~ ;io not intend to nc
surpassed in my line Of business bya"y other city.
I bavc on Rand, aud AN daily manufacturing, "s
due and superior assortment rs can e found IL
uuv ot the Northern cities. iiA $tcck c'E:Pr>.:>
;.s great Il variety rs i:c found in any other
house. consisting ri HARNESS ot ali kinds. from,
the iiuc quilt work down tc the dray, calt an1;
plough liarness; TRUNKS 0: treTy kif''', lire
Sole Learhcr. Steel SnrinE Iron Frame Ladies
Trunks md Bonnet Boxes. ANA all other kinds,
down 20 thc common Packing Trunks Saddles,
Brides MartnglS, Whips. &c., as fac az the
finest: Buffalo and Fancy Robes, Driving Uloves:
Horse Covers. Carpet Bags, FalieeS, be., 6e., OF
MI kinds. Call and see for yourselves.
Thankful for the very liberal patronage hereto
fore extended I solicit continuance OF the same
and pledge myself to spare no pains to give sshs-
faction. All goods warranted to be "a represented.
ort 31-tf NM. I. PdDGETT.
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MJ- TO C0NSUMPTIEES.-The advertiser,
having been restored to health in few weeks by
. very simple remedy, after having suffered sevc-
ral years with severe lung affection, aud that
dread disease ConSumption-is anxious to mako
known to his fellow sufferers the means of cure.
To all who desire ii he will send copy OF the
prescription used Gree Of chalge.) with the diree-
l"ns for preparing and using the same, which 'h"y
will find a sure cure for Consumption, Asthma.
Bronchitis, &c The only object Of the advertiser
in sending the Prescription is 10 benefit the stilic-
led. and spread information which he conccive5
10 be invaluable and he hopvs every sufferer vii.
try his remedy, as it will cost them nothing, and
may prove blessing
PARTIES wishing the prescription will please ai-
dress REy. EDWARD A. WILSON,
WiIliamsburgh, Kings County, New York.
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Il. ARTHU Z TAG LUR,


COMMISSIONERS SALE.--In execution OF
u Il decree "f the County Court of Fairfax
County, rendered at January term, 1861, in the
suit OF Walter Daily against james $. Potter,
will oifcr Cor sale at public auction, on Tuesday
tie 4Jh dny Of -K"y. 1861, nt II "'clock, A. H.. at
Cats Tavern, West End" the TRACT OF
LAND in the said decree mentioned, situated in
Fairfax County, Va. about 10 miles from Alexan.
dria, and containing 10 ACRES, together with
ee!s the BUILDINGS, Improvements, and appur-
Iii tcnanccs thereto belonging.
TERMS OF SALE.--Oae third Of the purchase
money to be paid in hand, the balance in two equal
payments, ut six and twelve months: the deferred
payments 10 bear interest and the title TO the land
to be retained until they are uade the land to be
Tcsplt at the risk Of the purchaser, and the cash
payment forfeited, on failure Of the purchaser to
comply with the terms OF sale.
LAWRENCE i. TAYLOR, Comm'r.
Fairfax county, Va ap !3--erts
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GEORGE SIGG EnS,

BOuK~GlNDER AND PAPER RULER.
No - Pri"rc Strcci, oFpo"itc fhc G"@"fte Ce'ce,
ALEIAEpR!A. VA.
EEuSIC. Masaz;nas, and Old Books bound in
I;;E any s;yIa. ais" RULE, and make I" order.
ANY description Of BLANK BOOKS. which viii
warrant to bc made ri the h.s papcr and materials.
and hound in The strongest manner. Bank Officers,
Bankers Merchants. Clerks ci Courts Hotel Keep
.r+. Insurance Companies. and all who want Flank
Book. are 70: :;,@cIiriy invited 10 give M" " call
~ r---Ti
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VIRGINIA MADE CARRIAGES

Z RESPECTFULLY inform the public that
! have on hand al assortment of CARRIAGES
of INV own make, and of the very best finish and
quality, which will sell low for cash, or approved
will execute all orders in the best manner, and
At satisfactory prices. Repairing will be executed
nith ueatness AMI dispatch, and warranted to
nlease. Those in want of Vehicles Of any kind,
are solicited to give me a call, as having had over
twenty years practical experience in the business,
am conident of my ability to give entire salts
faction in the execution Of orders.
TO my friends i'll Maryland and Virginia, re-
turn my thanks for their past patronage, and nope
for continuation Of the sape.
jan 1T ROBERT !. EDbL1N.
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FOR TIE NORTH, WEST, and NORTHWEST,


NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY.
.SUNMER 4 Il Il Il n Il II II i y T.
CHANGE OF HOURS.
ON AND AFTER MAY 27th, 1860, trains will
" leave Calvert Statiou:
The Mail Train daily Except Sundays at $50
4. NJ for Elmra, Buffalo. Niagara Falls, and aI'
parts Of Western New Work. and Canlla. Also.
for pittsburg, Chicago, Cleveland, Cncinna!l. 81.
Louis and all parts Of the WcSt, Northwest and
Southwest. For EmmtS:,ur, Lancaster, Leban-
on, Reading and PuitSyill". and UwjngS Mills,
RcistcrStown, Manchester, Md, and " "es;iiinster,
and for Chanlbcrsburg ana uaris!c. Pa. and Tor
Hagerstown, Maryland.
The Express Train daily Ut 80 p. u. for But
f,lo aud the North. and Canada. aud for pittsburg
and all parts ot the West and Northwest ami
Southwest.
Travellers can go by either NJ thc%e trains to
Detroit and Chicagoria Niagara Fnii> ii the same
cost us by any other route.
4 now route to Aew York is now open by this
road via Harrisburg. Reading Allentown, Easton
and Jersey City, wiki only one change of Cars.
over first class roads. Take inc $40 4. II. train
through hy day'isht, at az low taro rs BY any
other route.
Travellers from Washington and the 7onth by
the g. 20 A. NJ and J. 30 ?. Il. trains. make cJnurc-
tons with the trains over t!i- read.
Buy tickets only to Baltimore.
FcrTicket> ami information. apply III the Ticket
Office Calvert Station. n. Z. CORNER Of Calvert ana
Franklin Streets BaltiInorc
JAS c. CLARKE, Superintendent
JOHN I. RIGNEY, Assistant Supcr't.
J. II. WARNER, Ticket Agent
Baltimore. ie TT
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.LEGEEESIN 1.5.n,t1Y

pAPHR-HANGEE, IH!GLSTG!:i:E. GLIDER,
iad iiui..r DccornfDr !" i'tmr"oi.
E.Tiiii,ST returning his grateful acknowledge
W r!vnts IL his ruiucron> friends :or their very
!i;cra encouragement during ;he t|" ye"E- 10 haS
rcu alr"li.si ticI a&%;re$ them that ii will ne his
con!imu.. effort 10 serve them with pr"nt'neSS,
ana ~ moderate charges. 1t his old Stand, Ao liz,
N0RrH SIDE klN; STRrET, ALEXANDRIA. Eh 2t
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JamE5 C. EEYETT,
Duke Street Wharf, Alexandria, Va,
Ii1.,,..,,u,,, LrLan,,n,,, hirtrr

JAMES c. EEVETT,
Duke Street Wharf, Alexandria, Va,
OPPOSITE PIONEER MILLS,
IS NOW receiving his fall supplies OF GUAN0S
1 and FERTILIZERS, as follows:
No. | PERUVIAN HUAS0, direct importation.
| CALIFORNIA GrANo. of recent importation, an
alyzmg per cent. Ammonia
HoglysoN's No. MANIPULATED Gu4So, 3
superior article warranted cuuai 10 any in the
market.
! lcalEoE GrASo from SaidanHa Bay, Afri-
ca, analyz!ng II per cent. Ar4Gonia, warranted
| genu!nc.
! BAKER's ISLAND tiuANo, anay zing ,3 to 81 per
cent. Bone Phosphate Lime.
! DEi;uRc's No. SUPER PuosrnArE OF LIME.
! NJ. | CoLGMnIAa GuAH".
No. EAva$sA GrA%0.
! Il. \. MEXICAN GrASo.
prLyEkl"Ep BONES.
All OF which are warranted to be Of the best
quality, and viii be sold in iarge or small quant-
ties at tie lowest market rates. uus1j
| SPRING GOODS SPRING GOODS!
HAVE now open and ready for sale my
| / Spring supply OF FANCY and USEFUL Ar
| TICLES, which offer 10 the public as cheap RS
| they can he fund in this city. | maine in part
; the following articles: TRAININGS am. Buttons
o. all the latest styles: WarStcd ami Silk bindings,
Vel. ct and other Ribbons Hoped Skirts. OF su-
! : 4 - ~ 1. L.
l'''"' I"''!' 1i1''' He''S VI al We
,''', r"' t., wy ''N' - - /,
rt ~
! :, '-" y "> .,i".t H.
foot", .''.'' -nn '"o nv. 10"
80 tr7i.. , 80 "L' - Sti d. ~,
n.,-l o,,., Sa,, I'D n,rr,,',ar;a. rln,,Ss
ana Murip"s:a, ChilArcn's Jackets and Hoods,
Knitting, Sewing and Embroiderins Cotton: EN-
broidcrn3 and Sewing Silks: Pins, Needles,
Hooks and Ewes, Thread, Twilled and Linen
| Tapcs, Tape '?riIGfling Crochet Braid and Nee
dies. Walking CANES, Locking Glasses, and va
rety of other articles. which eau bc bou ght cheap
for cash =, G. {. BERRY'S,
40 No %, King street
=, I,..~
u" t'i it'A "o" ''''0 ''eS' "'' u"l 'in,GS'
- az" " ',' !" ''n "i'',' t''e! '''n ~
"'oc" l. c"p.c'e. "Gn ea pntt .,;neIents M 10 az
IL M "AG"'N 80, y """''hA 9N'' - ~
| where can TO IrAht
-"' ''"e" hu'"';
~ ""|'n !" I'o9 40.
=, n'@ch morse no.
J" G"zrh r '"uf ana .s:ea' 40
~ dozen H!nc Wash t'""r,i*; ~ ""x: wood az"
Geo sross Matches ~ >' - ., ~
- nest Cedar Tubs
% ,i.zrn Barrel an,! Staff Churns
10 dozen Half Bushci Measures
10 dozen pschs anu HALF pr,kS
900 .!uyau Brooms: 81 dozen whi.ps
10 dozen l:.art,, Hraoirs
lGO .,,.,s. iI.s,m H;arkir1
dozen Matt.
Whit. Wash, W;nlo.r. Shoe and srr,,bbiny Brush.
49, In.rcr th.,n .rnr snlA j.. this market hrfr.
vii sell from 20 =, 200 ross Of Matches at fac
t,,v ,~;c1s All s,lic;T is 4 call and will rry
to nIra.,. all l.. HERRING.
~ / Roya! street. ! doors South of King.
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= Iihra~v Ernt in ~. sm,th-ro crsr-storv.
nf IL. Jyr.r,r U,,t s " corner ~ Prince and
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-04-18
I'm. s. PAYNE,

GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHAHT,
No. i. iS;,rors' #h4rt. BoHimo,r, .
WILL give diii@vnt personal attention to ali
~ bn>incas cn;mr,itird IL hi> chnr!cc. and res.
r"ctrniiy .o;ic;- ot his friends and Tie public,
ranrra'r, tE"ir roa>i i:nmcil's u Grain ti"nE'
T,barrn. ,;r,, and their or:cr: for ,yia,eycr the
marie; furnishes
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