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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-03-18
no YOU WANT WHISKERS?
~ DO YOU WANT WHISKERS?
Do YOU WANT A MUSTACHE2
Do YOU WANT A MUSTACHE?
BELLINGHAM'S
CELEBRATED
STIMULATING ONGUENT,

FOR THE WHISPERS AND HALR
The subscribers take pleasure in announcing to
the citizens of the United States, that they have
obtained the Agency for, and arc now enabled to
olrr to the American public, the above justly
celebrated and world renowned article.
THE STIMULATING ONGUENT
Is prepared by DR.. c. P. BaLLlNGHAh, an emi-
n-nt physician of London, and is warranted to
bring oat n thick set OF
WHISPERS OR A MUSTACHE,
in from three to six weeks. This article is the ou-
ly one Of the kind used by the French and in
London and Paris it is in universal use.
1t is beautiful, economical, soothing, yet
stimulating compound, acting rs if by magic upon
the roots, causing beautiful growth-oC luxuriant
hair. If applied to the scalp, it will cure BALD
NESS, and cause to spring up in place Of the bald
spots n line growth Of new hair Applied accord
ing to directions, it will turn RED or towy hair
DARK, and restore gray hair to its original color,
leaving it soft, smooth, and flexible. The 'ON-
GUENT" is IN indispensable article in every gen.
tleman's toilet and after one weeks use they
would not for any consideration be without it.
The subscribers arc the only Agents for the ar
tcle in the United States, to whom all orders
must be addressed.
Price One Dollar box-for sale by all Drug
gSts and Dealers; or box Of the "ONGUEN
Warranted to have the desired efect) will be sent
to any who desire it, by mail (direct,) securely
packed on receipt of price and postage, Sl.lS.
Apply to, or address
HORACE L. HEGEMAN j CO.,
Druggists, &C., "a William street, n. \.
New York feb 22-eo6m
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.i;is@ES {. ::EVE.'Ti.T1.
Duke Street Wharf. Alexandria, Va,
,lr..nNIrE pLnNL.l.l, MITE.

OPPOSITE ploHEEH Mills,
4; NOW receiving his iai! Sui.fli:s ui GUAEGS
: AMI FERTILIZERS, a> follows:
No. ! PERUVIAN GrANO, direct Importation.
CALIFORNIA GrAxn. ot racci; imrnrralor. an
aIyzi", par ccmi. Ammonia.
R"a:xSvS'S No. | MAX!ruLATED GuASo, Il
superior Article. warranted equal any in the
market.
IrnAmom GrAxo. from Salianna lay, Afri-
ea, a.#y yEiny II per cent A:u:G"na warranted
s:nEiuC.
DAEEr'$ f>LASr GrASo, auaiyzins - to S1 per
cent. Bone l':nSi,h4lc Lime.
i;ni.t.nGS NJ. ! SrraH PHOSPHATE or LINE.
No. tnLUNE;hS EtANr.
NJ. &iTAs&A ErA:n.
\. !. ";AsIC:% Era&u.
PrfyEhIZTr i:a&H$.
A.! al! ;T!fici. are warranted - he "f The h@S
quality a.b ;'i l." sold in :.:T5c "r slaa'l q:tanii
ties At Ike !oY"st market rates aug Il
CtAHl&#T, CHAIR. AND SOFA hi.tN!@aC-
x ruAY, We. i:0 king a'r~~i, !hs.r"adri", Va.
-iayi... lately fitted u:r u! TIE hant!somc>!
md .u1#J :;:c:ur;s ":rcT,ons in the city, For t&c
FURNITURE BUSHES respectfully invite
public a:t>:mt;"s IT, ny iar;" -t"ri; oi *Ui,Ni /
EURE, whci, ! constantly increasing. Per
sons visiting city will in.l i! 10 the'r a'Ti:n-
;o t. -i,e IL" call. ~ the range Of my GOODS,
in respect IL iluiiiy ana Tic". il :;tca rs 20 ova-
the wants az. y;rws Of all. ny stC,Il con- Ti<,,s
Mahogany Sofas, Rocking, Can" ana WooG Se;.i
sittn. Chairs. si,Icbo#r;s, Dressing Bureaus,
marble top an@ rj::ia,} 'l:r1!e Top and tiain
WAIST Stands, Marble Top Sofa. Card. Book, a"':
Fancy ailrs. Cottage Set, i;e.Soa,ts of al! pat
terms IA II az High, Fielding. franch. Low-fost,
Trnnae Fcis!cai&. several patterns of Cottage
D=,:s;va,is HAT Racks. WnrAroaeS. Looking las
ses. and lar - number Of otker articles embraca;
IN tic 'a.>:"SS.
~ Beds, E"l::ers, Pillows, Mattresses, &c,
constantly ~ haa;!.
Oct 2-if JAMES II. DETAUGTN.
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MISCELLANEOUS READING.
BONNETS.

BONNETS.
Of all tho charms dear woman wears
Of all unmanly traps and snares,
For real effee.thcre's naught compares
With truly pretty bonnet;
For when or wherever you chance to meet
One that is perfectly modest and neat,
You may depend 'tis 4 prccf complete
That the head has more in than on it.
No matter whether she's pretty or not,
How much or how little money she's got,
Whether she lives in a mansion or cot,
'Tis fact, depend upon it
The woman to make a man happy thro' life,
To make model mother and wife,
Is one who, scorning this milliner strife,
Wears plain and tasteful bonnet.
Now, bonnet of genuine beauty and gracss
Worn on the head in its proper place,
Shadnwing taintiy the wearer's face,
rs the thing for u song or sonnet"
But one of these gay and gaudy things,
Made up of rainbows and butterfly wings,
A mixture of flowers, ribbons and strings,
Is dreadful, depend uponit.
A vulgar mass of "tuss and feather"
Alittle of everything thrown together,
As If by a touch Of windy weather,
A wretched conslomeration-
A sort Of cup to catch the hair,
Leaving the head to ego it bare"
A striking example of ::Nothing to wear"
Is this bonnet abominati0n.
IT mal1es 4 woman look brazen and bold,
Assists her in catching nothing but cold,
1t is bad on the young, absurd on the old,
And deforms what it ought to deck;
For, look at her face, no bonnet is there,
See, at the side it hangs by hair
View it behind, and you will declare
That the creature has broken her neck
No matter where you may chance to be,
No matter how many women you see,
A promiScuous crowd or q certain she,
You may fully depend upon it,
That gem Of the very rarest kind,
A thing most difficult to find,
A pot for which we long have pined,
Is perfect "loye of q bonnet"
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APPOINTMENTS AND REMpvALS.-lt is said
that F. i. Spinner, Of New York, has been
nominated as L. S. Treasurer: Mr.. lielm!ck,
Of Oho Commissioner Of Pensions; Mr..
Holloway, of Indiana, Commissioner Of Pa
tents: AIr. Defrees, Of Ind, Superintendent
Of Public Printing.
Samuel Caldwell. Of Pennsylvania, has
been Si,pointcd to . 81 ,2G0 clerkship in the
interior Department.
Janes Wiies has been appointed to Il
81 ,2GG Gle: ksh;p in the Interior Department,
in place "i J. Il. Wheeler, resigned.
john .IcRae, OF Virginia. a frst-class
(5l,2Ep1 clors in the Census Office, has re-
signed. i. Z. L. Hatcher, Of Virginia, a
i;rst-ciass g ERIK in the Census Office, was re-
moved Oh Friday last
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ORANGE & hLExAHDEIA RAILROAD.

r, Ss-s ~. E;;5,zz t:=:.5tt1 -; -;
9 a VI. r.
NN aud altcr SATURDAY. J"Eu:ry l2th,
~ 1851 a TRAIN will leave Al:xan.i;: daily.
FOR Lynchhurg and the Southwest: "u@mcctin- ~!
Gordonsyille with the Trains Ike |irgsi: Cen
trail Railroad, ior Richul md, charlottesville,
StluuIon, &c, and with the rain the MaE#,Sa.
Gap Railroad, for Wood Stnck MI. jackson. &C.
Through Tickets ~ RICHMOND. LYNCH
BURG, KNOXVILLE. MEMPHIS. NASH
VILE, MOBILE. MnNTG0MEHY, and NtiW
ORLEANS, vt the Ticket office corner oi lukc
and Henry streets.
Leave Alexandria at -. A. IL, ard arrive ri;
Lynchburg al > ii, +. VI.
Leave Lynchhurg at J. 10, X NJ, ANA arrive at
Alexandria nj t.50. p ".
}. N. BKOADUS. General Ticket Agent.
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LAyENDER.-The cultivation of lavender
in England, is carried on in two hundred and
seventy eight acres Of land only, in Surrey
and Hertiordshire. Each acre produces six
thousand two hundred pounds of flowers
Every one hundred pounds produces one
pound of the otto; and thus about seven thou
sand pounds of the essence are annually
manufactured. Six ounces of this will make
up gallon of lavender water, and thus many
thousand gallons of this article are exported
annually to all parts of the fashionable
world
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CLAMs.-Among the champions" little
and great, springing up daily, the last one
we have heard of is an oyster opener in New
York, who after eating an ordinary dinner,
on wager of five dollars only, accomplished
the wonderful feat of eating fourteen large
sized ball nosed CLAIMS in six minutes and ten
seconds-ten minutes being allowed by the
terms Of the wager. The clans weighed,
after being opened, FIVE pounds and half
clean meat The man was alive the next day,
ard expressed himself as feeling call right"
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HATS, GAPS, B0NEETS, &c.
FURS! FuRSM FURSii.m

.jOllN |. - ' 4A.Nt',
u E>PECTFULLl informs thc Ladies' that lie
iS has the largest collection o. FukS ever OF
'-:ti for sale in this market, VIZ: Sable .nihk'
Stone Martin. Fitch, Siberian Squirrel. Water
Mink, Rock Martin, French !nhie, &c; Ermlnc
apd Swunsdowu Trimmings. All of the above
NIL be >oll Wholesale nai retail 1T redaced prices.
FUkS made and repaired nj the shortest notice.
The Ladies are invited TO call aud examine my
stock Of Furs oct 10
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f,DGLpiiO }rULFE'S

PUEE JAMAICA RJM,
ST. GROIN RUM, &C0TCU u IKi5H WHISKY.
Al! the :invc imported and bottled hy himself,
warranted pure, and the best duality.
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laS~ Children and Servants with the uS;;Gi de
ductions. Il. f"H lAl<E'
President Of Virginia Central Railroad.
10y TICK KE'rS for sale at all the ABOVE named
Stations on the Alexandria, l4oadouu ~" Ham9-
shire Railroad. ". "b1 tiif
General Superintendent, ~, j.. & i. T. Il.
feb 12--tf
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MANASSAS GAP RALLEuag.

fIIs ssss III -,
sS5e - - .t,s. -.
YeASSENG ERS for this EUa,i wilt leave the
4 Alexandria Station, in the Grange Tr;iir:,- III
I, A. NJ, daily tSundaya cXcap,v1,1 arrive ~ A.
exandria ut ., ?. VI Through tickets hy tais route
to Middlchurs ana Winchester.
The Trains leave Mount Jackson daily Sun
days excepted.l at 7:3O, 4. NJ, and arrive At AL
eXandria at 1855, ?. VI.
jy 6-tt EDWARD GREEN. Treasurer
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THE NORTH, WEST, and NORTH " .Jiisss', iissssG. d.
r. s4s rsss !.5=s.
Es:Z Il = -s-ls- ss.s.- : -; =

"a "a aa 81 -: =: ::
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAIL Wax.
SUNNI 4 II IL i \ L Il ii Il \ 7.
CHANGE Of HOURS.
ON AND AFTER NAY 9th, 1862 trains vii!
W leave Calvert Station:
The Mail Train daily (eSccpt Sundays at S"o
A. NJ for Elmira, Buffalo, Nlugnin Fails, and all
parts of Western New York, ana Canada. also.
for Pittsburs Chicago, Cleveland, Cincinnati. -.
Louis, and all parts al the West N"rthwcst and
Southwest. For EumtSburs, Lancaster, i.cban-
on, Reading and PottSyilc, ana t"ng& Mills,
Reisterstowr Manchester, Md. and Westminster,
and for Chambersburg and Carlisle, Pa, aud Tor
Ha Hagerstown, Maryland.
The Express Train daily 1t 80 7. u. FOR BHf-
falo and the North. and Canada, AMI for P!t&hur#
and ali parts o: the West ana Northwest ami
Southwest.
Travellers can 20 by either Of these trains 10
Detroit and Chicago via Magyar" Falls 1t thc same
cost Ms by any other ro:te.
4 new route to New York is now open fy this
road via Harrisburg, Reading, Allentown, Ea>ton
and Jersey City, with nnly o::@ r!.u:!ga of Cars,
over first class roads. TAX, The S.@i \. Vi. train
through by daylight. At rs 10" fare 4" 'y any
other route.
Travellers from Washington and the Sonth by
the go \. NJ. and 3.20 ?. III. trains. make ron'c
tons with the trains over this road.
Buy tickets only to Baltimore.
Office Cnlvcrt Station, \. Il. II Calvert and
Franklin streets, Baltimore.
JOHN r. RITNEY, Assistant, Supcr';
7 IT WARNER. Ticket Agent
rs1tinora !. If
i = IL. w
NEW ARA N"EA#A|, Nl @tyi. l>rU.
ALEXANDRIA, L0unUVH ald AH&tH@2ili:;a
RA1AAtoA0.
-, , eszr -s s...l - - @2: .2::.l
&a - "a III -: -:
DAILY LINE BETWEEN AIE.XAHDEih anj
WINCHESTER, (S"",i:ye rr""pf,".j
Via faiEs Chuyrh, Iirupa F"irjirr {. H.. Hanf~r's
.HN, Thornton. Hccadon. naiIjord EumacH,
LEESBERG, Hamjitoa, j'ur~ii@rjHc, Inichcr~-
pHe. Ca.tiemom's Ferry. au,! Bcrrqr;H~, dqtA~
Aierondrit. Lou,ioHm dnG hompshirc Nn|f,ond
and Mems d' Fur..it'< Hrsf ci.,," .N"U C,"r5c@.
On ard after Monday 2l>t itrst., will leave the
Depot at Alexandria, at $, 4. NJ. ani arrlE" II
Winchester III ). ?. II.
Leave Winchester at :, A. NJ, anl ''e">hor@
! II. A. NJ, arriving At Alexandria :, !. NJ IL
tine for iu,ac'iil'c ronncNi"" "'i!i Washington
uud Baltimore.
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.

THROUGH TICKETS 10 RICHMOND.
$:-. s....:: -. 5..-..:-.:t
DY AGREEMENT with the Alexandria. Lou
y doun and Hampshire Railroad Company,
Thromyh Yickcts .riH thereafter b" iSs"rt' orc" the
ORANGE and IicroRdriu art tG"tr"i RG'|r"ad&
trout al the Stations on tie .tjcro"dri", L"e&"""
and HumpsAire ?oad I" Hi~hmo"" 1T rsd"e"t1
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THE ARMr.-The vacancies in the army.
cansed by tho recent designations of officers,
have been filed by promotions, and sew
eral civilians have been appointed second
lieutenants. Sergeant Peirce, Of the compa'
NJ Of Sappers and Miners, now in Washing
ton, has also been appointed and commission
ed srcnnI lieutenant
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WI.L1AI i E3WEE @ SG!,
10. /. .>oniA iiEGrtcS,

-0EFGR FOR SALE e.
s>TRTTIAE GitEO. "i iir""; importation
! - thi- i,oit, par ship Conquest.
RtT>i:i,'& Isi.AED, "r AMERICAN cos.
;'i' 20. ct:@, or >;..,, Mar bradford.
NETTi.lt" i-t.!.'; ,IAN!|Ui&Tih &NAE0,
.":ro>,,; vi t,rv F=rWY!aa sad N"Ea>*a 6"'''"s.
fi,"ruu=..;r ;i.tac2ataG ~ machinery.
WHiEr MHAt&AN !. g., very superior.
Dat';3:: Il sens SUPER PHOSPHATE Or
LIN I. ran raw -hcutv$.
pAyNTEK'S SUPER PHOSPHATE.
GROUND hAW-luNES. j. 2t
asARIAN NAHE.--Ws nave i"as received 'w"
{ hoshca,;s Of i'3rian Ware OF o"r"rn iHilora
tons. consisting ot Vases, Pitchers. Rose Water
Ewers. Cologne Bottles, Match ii"Scs, Hot fnmch
and Iota<ScS Jus suitable for Christmas presents,
which We ui.cr al greatly reduced prices.
- n,o IL r. II. MILLER, SON Il co.
lyANDIES, CANES. and CONFECTIONERY
( -! all |.nGS constantly nn han', AMI ;;>c
,n:,Ic t. order. =! {. SrHAFEH'>,
SOP !%--tf M :. North f"'r'"v street
i~yu\%'l ~ ;.s,,o vr Sand -4o" >nl.i'iy Of
(; ;:..l,. t,,..," Tor ;hr spring t~:i.!e.
NH kNUN ,e ER0.
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ROCKS EED sTATiJE ElY.


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i"he', ana ioF~S'''e "1 r,.r,,o, ,,,rr
! mn -.. i'--1'-hI i'-'1'-hI / 1t' b'1''t'
x-rW nnnkS MACHINES. NEWSpA-
= ~p-DS AHu prErOnicAis f., sale q,
. TEEyt';rt Npnh nnI Prt:"IirnI !,~oo,. Ne.
. iu!. kim. <5r~~,
iIan.. r,.rs ~ ,,.aar ,t .!!nir Of Gal,Iitic. -
"tr, : ~ols. Mn@''a, 5'-3".
GRAND ':"'';';" number 81 'h" l."n';"" i'ins!r;-
led NeWS, Wiih c"!"fed Su?aieh"hi, christmas
',"' ;"'r - iaf the h""dS""'*i """"e: ever -
. "'it". ,"'
: Tc Metropolitan Ca.ho'ic A'lnana". Htrl i'a'-
ty'> Dfer'"~y t"T 1851, Published "y Mc:'f@'
Mari a% ! -, "5H.
i'iarie>, all SORTS ""i sizes, Tor 1861.
hltaaHics for !S6!~~Fnrii*r&, li"'@cke"rarS =,
c"mr. Family Christian Almana"< o'sS@ils Lon
don illustrated Almanac. E;charjS"Hs Virginia.
Almanac. iia@cr""wn do. etc, cite.
C""pr:'s. Maco!MbS Tactics, nrT edition, Il
complete i#; H"ok Tor the Nl!it: and Eo:un-
ie2r- of the United Staica 5i.*1.
Evan Harrington, "r he .won!d 'o a Gentleman,
vol. iZin". "I",h. 81.
hr. hntrai" ny author o! DR.. Thorn, 81.
i.;yinia, i Novel, by &H!:;ne, volume, e'oth,
SIS.
from II. French OF, :}aIs C. 81.
p,t;v hnroyanccs ot Married LIE. from the
same ST.
Quiet Thoughts !or Quct i!orr.. by author Of
Lie. siorni!.g," "l.::e< i:yyiiu~'' &c. 15c.
j4nsi;>h Ma&alincS--Tcmpc Tar for January,
anew Narazirc. ENGLISH coay &c
!cp,!on Punch Almanac for 1851. l2lc.
ro,,hin sr,oozinc yur january. 31c.
Once = Week ;''rIa&H%r%, Sc
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EXCELSIOR NO. l PERUVIAN GUANo AND
SOLUBLE PHOSPHATE

T0MMONLY known in this region as EXCEL
" S1OR DEBURG, FULLY EQUAL TO No. Pc
RUyIAy GUASo; AND THE BEST MASUPAcTURED
FERTILIZER IN THE MARKET.
It is composed of No Pernrian G"ano, pure
yro"nd bo"as diSsolred in Sulphu'rc Acid, and
Potush and Soda, and its materials are WARRANT
ED TO BE OF THE BEST QUALITY.
It has been sold in this market for aoveral sea-
sons past, and such has been the Of its sp
plication that those who have used it prefer it to
ali other kinds,-BoTH AS A CROP GRoHRR AND
PERMANENT IMPRovgR OF THE SOIL.
PURE GROUND BONES ARE USED IN IT'S coHPosI-
RELIABLE, so CALLED, PHOSPHATE GuASos; and
we claim that 1T CONTAINS MORE SOLUBLE PHos-
pHORIC ACID iS COMBINATION WITH LIME CORNING
SOLUBLE PHOSPHATE OF LInE) 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 Alexandria.
TJIO THE PUBLIC.-Dr. P. A. COBB has
1 made MiIburn & Bro, Druggists Of the city
OF Alexandria, his sole Agents for the town and
county o. Alexandria, to sell his superior OIL,
known as the CINAKER OIL. This OIL is
warranted to remove all kinds Of pains, such 81
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sick Headache, Strains'
Sprains, Bruises, &C.; also, recommended very
highly for Horses. This OIL is warranted 10 re-
move all the above pains in from to 4o minutes.
DIR. P. A. COBB, Lynchbsrg Va.
sen 2I-dIy
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ltnGI.p;iD lT0JFE"S

7 q = e 5 I: e J. u " 7 Il +,
Imported aud ErttIu, by himself, tho the
Port Wine.
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LaDD. WEBSTER & CO.'S

TIGHT STITCH Sc INd MACHINES,
Ar J. r. CREIcHTOS's, So hISG-sT.
TNHIS is the strongest and most reliable MA
CHINE in use, possessing advantages over
all Others Persons who wish to purchase, will
please call and examine at my Store, sS King
Street, where full information can be obtained.
JOHN 7. CREIGHTON,
nov % Agent for Alexsndria.
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GROUND PLASTER.

GROUND PLASTER. ....
TE>HE undersigned having rented the NEW
/ STEAM PLASTER MILL OF MesA1k Viii
ting Il Wright, are prepared to. fnxniah tie best
article Of GROUND PLASTER, at sir dollars
per ton of 224G bs., delivered on tho eafs Or to
vessals. fjy al C. ?. SUTTLN co
OtALL AT NO. 1S KING sTREET.-Just re-
" ceiyed n we'll selected and complete assort-
mcnt Of HARDWARE and BUILDERS MATE
RIALS, which will be cold at reduced prices to
suit the times Also, large stock Of STOVES,
TIE-WARE, &c. NH
RI BUSHELS SEED OATS, for sale by
OU feb 81 THOMAS PERRY,
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~ I -: 81 5i.;G.

TEAVTNti received n. a@"ncy from the Orange
8 Factory, Orange Co., North Carolina. tor The
sale their CnTTOE YARNS, shall from this
ao be prepared 10 I'll al or.cs far tic sa;"o a,
factory prices. TAvs" IAkES are r"t ~ !"
,yr,,,r.rt and numbered and are warranted 10 be
,s |,ol !; not better. than YARNS manufactured:
- '''s -'''''''''' THOMAS PERRY.
;,o 21-d2m No. ), South Wharvcs.
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PRCoMs. BR00&S!: BRooas =! -,
yI,ST :, think that ( am determined to sell
j BR0OMS TO our merchants IN AieHaiia:'a'
Washington, aud Georgctown. anl tha' ''ll' no"
sell them :, per cent lower than thcy can 'o '""s"'
any where north Of ih!a place.
L. HERRING. Roya! :irec''
dec ) four doors south OF King, AieS l.
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/ HATS AND GAPS!
~ nHE ARNOLD u4s just received from New

NHN AKNULD HAs Just Fc'olVoN 'T"'H ''V"
or1 sample stock oi
THE FALL STYLES,
Embracing every variety Of FRENcH FEL1,
.RDLEHKlN, and CiNSfNERE HATS. Also,
I complete assortment Of
CHiLDREN'S FANCY HATS AND CAPS.
Being in receipt of our NEW FASHIONS, we
"a prepared to ill al orders for SlLh HAio.
4 call il solicited to examine the NEW Sly LES
nE5- Phoenix Hall Hat and Cap Store.
ana
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r~==. WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRA;
,-..,.dl.-sss:.5s -s,.L .-.ss.5s MD u ORG ETOWN STEAN
PACkEr COMPANY
NEW ARRA ANGEMENT.

n w 4 K 4 4 n u r. n Z " l.
rhs t4vorite steamer NOLUMB Capt James
II .rper, las recently boon put in complete order
hlviag mad aided 20 her former accom- nodatiohS
sD4ri,ls stlo,n aul fourteen comfortable state
roo.2s with entire new bodiins And other turni-
tare and vii. uutl ;hc pa September next, leave
Ba!tl!n re EE ERY SATURDAY AFTERNOON
at toar o'ciock-thuS aiordimg passengers ana
shippers tSn hours more i'll Baltimore, and arriV-
ing at Point lookout aud kinsile ~ more con
rrni4nt hours in the morning. Returning, the
columbia will leave RiieyS wharf, Washington,
EVERY WEDNESDAY MORNING, ut SIX, and
Alexandria at seven o'clock, calling 1T all the
usual stopping places. going ami returning, I"
!lul .toI receive Passengers ami freight.
Since the COLUMBIA has been cnlarged, II
rarely happens That She cannot take considerable
additions to her usual freight. Shippers there
fore having large lots Of suano, pig iron, and 9TH
or treis sht, can havs tctu carried by special agree
msut, On terms mutually advantageous. on appl-
cation to the following agents.
EHAS. WDkrulNHFDE, Baltimore.
WuEAr Il BROTHER, Alexandria.
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hiuii.: v k, 0lta ui The small steamers s0ld TO
the Government at the time Of the Paraguay
expedition, the Supply, :. Government store
ship and the Empire City, a commercial stea-
mer chartered by the Government as q trans
port sailed from New York yesterday, ostensi-
bly, bouad fer the Gulf OF Mexico On the
basi; OF this departures, ~ strong attempt is
made ta create a new excitement for the ben
eli, Of Secession in EirSinia. The Rich
la"n,i Dispatch, on the faith Of . dispatch
from !. high source in New York, (said
by Il Petersburg paper to be from MIR. Lamar,
President ot The Bank Of the Republic,)
an"rrnres that these vessels are bound to
Charleston. This is telc&raphcd to Mont
gonicry. ar.l thence is returned, increased to
:. story that ye vessels of war There is only
one, and that mere shell, which 4 single
ball would disable had left New York, we'll
armed, with IL large lumber ut marines on
beard, &c. The very probable facts are that
the Supply and the Empire City have stores
tor tile vessels Of war now Of Pensacola,
and that the Mohawk will relieve the Wy
andotte, now at that place The EN-
pire CITY vii! probahI; afte:ward 60 TO Texas
nnd bring back tie United States forces re-
.iec cd b. that independent sovereignty. The
nava! force nov OF tho Southern coast, and ut
New York, prepared fer service, is said To be
the iargcsr ever concentrated IL enc squadron
since the Organization Of the unlted States
Navy.-BaHtmoTe american.
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UDCLPUO WOLEE'S
AROMATIC
SCWIEUI II ,SCHTl1 Z PS


JSCUIEUI II SCHN14 z PS
4 SUPER LATHE
TONIC. DGJRETIC, ATrl-DysPEPTIC, AND
INVIG0EATING CORDIAL.
sST0LFE'S CELEBRATED SC!lIEDAM
w AROMATIC SCHNAPPS should be kept
in every Family. Il invariably rorrccts the i'll
effects OF change, OF weather ana as Il beverages,
il is the purest iiqgor made in the world.
PM up in pint aad quart bottles. Also.
UD0LPHO W0LFE'S
PURE CCGNkC Brandy.
Imported and Bn;tlct! by himself, warranted r;ra,
AMI tic best quality. with his certificate on the
hutIle and his S-:ti nn thc cork.
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HaRrER's MAGAz1SE-We have received
from Mr. Geo Il. French, the April number
of iIarpcr's Masazine-a capital number.
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We have received from Mr.. J. II. Par
rott's Music ana Book store, The Continen.
tai March," arranged for the piano. Mr..
parrutI has all the new Music on hand.