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J 8 Preston, Aux Se11e, rs cords wood.
Alcouz, Mor1ia, 5000 bn cats, 900 bu rye.
Dacotah Ottawa, 800 bu osts, Ii 40 lbs starch,
1000 bu wheat.
Cushman. Ottawa. $500 bu corn.
Gen:McClellan, Lasalle, SIS bn corr, 1865 hu
wheat.
Rail Splitter Laealle 19T bu corn, 4s5 bu wheat.
Republic, Morris, l35 tons coal, % bu potatues
bu oats
Emelia, Joliet, IS r1b1e stone. .
Il Cooley, Joliet. {. GOO bu oats, 1900 bu corn,
Clyde, Seneca. 900 bn corn.
Mariner, Ottaws, 3f2 bu corn.
Empress, Lasalle, s. $40 bu corn.
Clafinda, IaeaIle, 1, AS bn corn, $50 bu wheat.
Beloit, Lasal1e 5,0l4 bu corn.
Flower, Lasalle, 8, ISL bu corn, Ill bu rye.
CLEARED. D..........Eoy. Is.
Vim Merriam. Morris, so brs salt.
Troubadour. LockpoEt, 43, ,SG6 # lumber, m sid
ing, 1861 lbs mdse, 10s brls Ea1t 3042 tbs sugar,
1,i00 ibs molasBes, 1884 1bs app1es-
Imperial Lockport, 50 N staves, 800 brls salt
EmelIa, 9e1eca, e. 599 It lumber, N lath, $50 iba
mdee, 10 brls lime, II brls salt.
Rocket, Lockport, $500 D mdse, 600 1bs iron.
J P Chapin, Ottawa 81.311 # lumber.
Ontario, Lasalla, q, $40 # lumber, 2,O0o ba iron
1863 1bs unase-
Old Abe, Joliet 5000 fbs sundries.
Portland. Morris, 43 100 It lumber Is siding 100
m SHINGLES. 80 m 1Sfh,
, 1861-11-18
CLEARED.
REAT CLOSING SALE OF
RICH MIL LL[NERY GOODS.


Our entire secck will be sold for cash until the vtola
Il disposed Of Thoee who would avail themselyes Of
Ea,e BArgAns ahoud call soon 1t 73 Lake street. fup.
stafts.1
REHKMBEE TEE PLACE
, 1861-11-18

The undersigned has been authorized to
raise Company for Col James A Mulligan's
Irish Brigade, and has opened q recruiting Sta
tion in the Court House Square, at the centre
Randolph street entrance
GEORGE q. KENNEDY
, 1861-11-18

B Piano Fortes just received from the cele
brated mannfactoSy Of HaIlet, Davis & Co., which
have been awarded twenty-five first premiums
ovez all competitors, for sale or to rent on the
most favorable terms.
WV. KI4BA1., 80 Clark ST., Chicago
, 1861-11-18

The present war, whileit has ttimula ted the
Industrial resources Of the country in every
direction, has also served to deyelope in our
own midst, the resources Of an establishment
a1vays prominent, and now second to few e.
Establishments Of the kind in the United States
We refer to Gilbert, Hubbard g. Co., long
known In the west As ship chambers and deal
e1s in tWines and cordage.
Since the outbreak Of the wsr, this firm
have enlarged their establishment and direct
ed tEeir attention to tbs manufacture of tents,
Aags, regimental colo1s, and other concomi-
tants of the camp. Their immense ware-
house At the corner Of Wells and North Water
Streets, Is q vast hive, buzzing with the hum
Of industry. The lower floor is used "a asales-
room. hesecond for the manufacture Of aags
and tents. In the third, q large force Of men
is employed In the manufacture Of Balls snd
other vessel appurtenanees. In the fourth,
hundred sewing machines driven By steam
and presided over by as many girls, fill the
room with deafening clatter. The fourth
story and the basement are used for storage
purposes. In these ROOMS are stored array
tents and camp equipage Of the most approved
description, sufficient to supply the army de-
mand for some time to come This firm also
manufacture the celebrated slbley tents for all
the Western States, and are sole agents for
Ohio and Michigan. In the making Of regi-
mental flags sud colorz they stand unsur.
pasaed, and are daily turning out most e1-
quisite specimens iAsilk.
The excellence Of their work is attested BY
the daily receipts of orders from every part Of
the West Government is fast learning the
| fact that It is poor economy to Ehtp articles
Of camp equipage from the East to the West
| when they can be manufactured at such low
rates in Chicsgo, and in proof Of this Is ths
constantly increasing List Of orders upon this
firm to supply the various western regiments
| with tents, flags, and other camp equipage.
Their advertisement In another column de
tails the specilHea of their business, and T.
this re invite the attention Of ali interested
, 1861-11-18

E4nfor4s1 He2teF8s
The northeastern mrissian Advocae says
awe regard the Challenge Heater Of sandford
g. Truslow, On sale by Allen & Dalton Of this
city, IS the most economical warming appa-
ratus Ne have seen. It may be used in
churches, school houses, and reeldences, with
equal facility, md will furnish more heat from
the esme amount OF fuel than any similar in.
yeution. It consumes the gus, thus avoiding
one objection to the use Of coal. 0ne stands
in cur back par1or, doing the service Of sons
four ordinary f1fes, with the fuel Of onei Il
care be taken, fire may be preserved from No
vember to M,y. We never give editorial COM
mendAtion to anything Of doubtful value, but
we recommend the Heater for We have tiled
it. Those about purchasing something to
warm churches from the basement Will do
well to correspond With Nessre. Allen & DAl-
ton"
Many Of cur citizens will cordially endorse
the above from the Advoeate. TIE Challenge
Heater simply requires trial to confirm Its
merits, and In every case, when tested, 1t hss
been continued In Use. Werecommend indt-
vidua1s and societies needing warming appa-
ratus, to order Is above.
YOUNG MRS CHR1s11An ASSOCIATION
The Association win hold tastf regular nenth'
y socdal, At their rooms, corner Of ClaSk and
Washington streets, On Monday aTeuiag
Nov. 18Th. It * O'Clock. dea. 0. T. Ands'
will address the meeting. All axe invited.
3, Il GunToRD. seTetazy.
, 1861-11-18
.acApEn-JnHN TvrTJ.

ECAPED.-JOHN LYEEIA Of
~ r1,ssA :Cosaty, n ~, ssssPe1 troM toe 1ssaas
o2, ssoft sad sso9t naitk ~ Staay asr I'D CON.
1lextoa pa1tisa1y esA EhkMezl asd beard fslt -
EtshEut AsfI6g tsf to6scea4 Ha6 o., xtee ha lea
dark psatA dfab ftcek coat. and teIs hat W& iAn
9eeh n AaAE4 county going hnxtA. Information
so1i1afsW..e AAnRzN NorAR1.AaD, sask
, 1861-11-18

MORE TREASURY NoTEs.-Luther Haven,
Esq, Q. s. deputy Treasurer. received an ad-
dltiona1 $500, GOO of Demand Treasury Notes
On Saturday. Bankers and all Others In want
Of this class Of currency, can obtain It, NE
suppose, from Mr.. Haven in exchange for
e,nId
, 1861-11-18

F Persons desiring Instruction in dancing,
should call 1t Martins Chicago Dancing
Academy. It is the largest and most elegant
In the West, and the teachers are competent
and attentive. Soi1ees Of the school, Tuesday
sud Saturday eYentngs.
, 1861-11-18

CHICAGO MUSICIANS ABRoAD.--Mr. George
T. Root, Mis- +. L. Root and Mrs. Cassie Mat
tison of this city, have been delghting the
citizens Of Janesyt1le with $ concert, forming
the close Of musical convention held BY Mr.,
Fonf
, 1861-11-18

EVERY One SHOULD READ IT.-Another
supply just received, Of CHARLES Dickens new
work, "Greet Expectations complete in one
volume and Illustrated; sold at the low price
Of Is cents volume, and cent free by man on
receipt Of price. Bsmford 4 Baldwin are the
agents, No. IL Lake street.
, 1861-11-18

"TuE COTTON KRanoM,' ~ being T. travellers
olmkted. Just published snd for sale BY
Walsh, corner Of Nadi.on street and Custom
House PlAce
, 1861-11-18

TIE LAKE STREET PAvEMEET.-The Lake
street improvement is progressing rapatdly,
the Nicholson pavement having reached mid
way the block between Wells and Franklin
streets. The vehicular portion Of the commu-
nifty will hail the completion Of this improve
meut with delight.
, 1861-11-18

MEETNas.-The adjourned meeting Of the
managers Of the Home for the Friendless will
be held this {Mondsy) morning, at 9 O'Clock,
in the lower room OF Bryan Hail. The Com
mittee On Decorations-arer requested to meet
at the same time aud place.
, 1861-11-18

BCEG1ARY-Tne boot and shoe store Of s. G.
Tonbsr1y, 9 South Clark street, was entered
by burglars 1sst night, and large number of
boots were taken sway. The door Of the
room was secured by paddock, which was
Brerched off to effect the entrance.
, 1861-11-18

DANCING AND CALLS
IL THENICS-J B. WA5TELL. from Her Ma}es-
ty,s Tbeat5e, LONDON Eesaeet1nIly informs the cit
Schools snd Pfivsts families to give tnssrucuons il
the above polite ard elegant acc :mpltshmeuts For
te1naa. &C. apply to 1t. WASTELL. 263 Wabash
aYeEue. up4h1142w
, 1861-11-18

the use Of Sewing Machines, We would stata
thst one ofGroye1 Il Bakers machines, run by
the Common foot trea&1e snd used by Chapin
d Co., wholesale boot and shoe dealers, De-
troit, Was run for four months steadily, max
ing four hsndred pairs stogey boots pe7 soeek,
and all this without breaking q needle. Its
10 wonder these machines have taken every
first premium.
TEE COSTUME PAETr.-The Fancy Costume
tarty Tor the benefit Of the Home OF the
Fasndless, on Friday evening, promises to b
ono Of the finest affairs eyer gotten up In this
city. We Learn that Mr. McVicket h1a gen
ezously Placed his entire wardrobe 1t the Dis
poaal Of The committee, and that Mr. GraVer
also promises 70 supply costumes at half
price. We are informed by the managers
that although it is desirable for al to dress in
costume, yet those not wiahing to do so vii
be admitted, and that the galleries win be
opeu to those who do not desire to participate
In the dsncinR. To insure select psrty, ne
maaka will be allowed, and tickets arc only X
be had Of the committee Of ladies and gentle
men having the affair In charge.
DHDmABARn.-On Saturday, u an hostile
was pitching hay to some horses In the bar
attached 10 the premises 81 West Lake street
he was startled By the discovery that his forl
had become attached to some heavy body
Upon examination It proved to be the bod
efa dead man. The hoetler raised IN alarm
sud the corpse YES brought to the light IN
recognized as that Of John Birth, Germas
who had for Some time been doing odd chors
STOUT the house Of HI Ayers On Canal stree
y. ffrFh AtvSn
, 1861-11-18

IMroRrAN1 FOR TIE LAD1Es.-The ladies Of
the North Dlvision are requested to send their
refreshments for the Fair in aid Of the Home
for the Friendlees On Tuesday instead Of
Wednesday.
, 1861-11-18

HoM FOR III. FR1ESD1Ess FEsT1vAL-
The public shou1d understand that no charge
for admission in the day time will be made
during the festival for the Home Of the Friend
lees In the evening the price for admission
will be IS cents.
, 1861-11-18

TOR SALE-A Billiard Table,
Il which has never yet BEEN set up. Ithasa 8late
Top. Cues, Masea, Counters, two sett Of Halls aud
every thing complete.
ALSO,
4 secondhand eight horse Corn thel1er, Ia good
working order.
ALs0-A new twenty bn4hel Grain Cart.
These things will be sold low for ca4h. Apply uer
6ousuy or b. mall to n. KIRKLAND Dn1sllie, In,
nofk kh3I-St
, 1861-11-18

~ Gilbert, Sampson d Warner sell at
auction this morning, at ~ o'clock, at 50
Lake street, fine assortment Of household
furniture, DC, &c.
, 1861-11-18

7ALUE IS CENTS.
Prairie State Bank
Bank Of Southern QEt1Q:a.
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QUEEN TICTuRIA's APPEARANCE IN PARLIA-

QUEEN FIcToRIA's APPEARANCE IN PARLIA-
MENT-Queen Victoria, ON the opening Of
Parliament, entered the chamber preceded
by heralds emblazoned with gold, and fol-
lowed by lords. "As usual (says the ac-
county, her Majesty is perfectly at her ease,
quietly looking round the splendid chamber
as if she sat alone in it, and the surround
ing six hundred pair of eyes were bent on
any one but her. As always on these great
occasions, her majesty wore robes of state,
her dress being composed of silver tissue stri-
ped with gold, and superb train of GRIM
son velvet, lined with ermine, and embroi-
dered with gold, which were carried by the
ladiesin waiting and two pages. On her head
was q demy-crown of brilliants, and with it
were worn en- suite necklace, earrings,
stomacher, and bracelets of diamonds"
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NO. A..
MISCELLANEOUS READING.
THE BATTLE.

The. BATTLE.rS
Translated from Schiller, By .SirE. Bulser Lyttoa
| Heavy and solemn,
| cloudy column,
| Through the green plain they marching come
| Measureess spread, like table dread,
| For the wild grim dice of the iron game.
| Looks are bent on the shaking ground,
| Hearts beat loud with a knelling sound
| Swift by the breasts that must bear the brunt,
! Gallops the major along the front;
"Haltw a.. -...
| And fettered they stand at the stark command,
And the warriors, silent, halt
! Proud in the blush of morning glowing,
| What on the hill top shines in fowipgi
"Sec you the foemans banners wayingE"
1--WE see the foeman's banners waving"
"God be with ye, children and wife !"
Hark 10 the musc-the trump and fife
How they ring through the ranks, which they
rouse to the strife
Thrilling they sound, with their glorious tone,
Thrilling they go through marrow and bone
Brothers, God grant, when this life is Ger,
In the life to come that we meet once more!
See the smoke how the lightning is cleaying asun-
Ger!
Hark the guns, neal on peal, how they boom in
their thunder? "-.
From host to host, with kindling sound,
The shouted signal circlea round
Freer already breathes the breath!
rhe war is waging, slaughter raging,
And heavy through the reeking pail
The iron death dice fall
Nearer they close-foes upon foes,
"Ready from square to square it goes.
They kneel as one man, from flank to flank.
And the fire comes sharp from the foremost rank.
Many soldier to earth is sect,
Many gap by balls is rent;
Ger the corps before springs the hirdest man,
That the line may net fall I the fearless van.
70 the right, to the left, aud arrunn and around,
Death whirs in its dane. on the bloody ground.
iods sunlight is guenched in the fory fight,
Over the host falls broodirg night!
Brothers God grant, when tbs life is DER,
IN the life to come that meet one morc.
fhe dead nen lie ba h-d j. IL, wv..s.i bi -,
md the living bient in epl y Hood,
Aud the feet they reeiing and >ii!iE= -,
stumble still "n the corps th.t ep below
"Whal! Francis !"-"Girc CLarlo,,c IA, ie.;. IA:
we'll"
rs the dying man murmurs the thunders swell
'ril sive--O G I'd are their guas so ncar?
do! comrades!-yon volley !-lo sharp TO IL,
rear p
ri give to thy Charlotte thy last farewell:
Sleep soft where death thickest desceudeth in
rain,
Tl friend thou forsakest thy side may regain |"
.Iitherward. rhithcrward roels the fight;
Dark and more darkly day glooms into night,
Brothers, God grant, when this life is DER,
[n the life to come that we meet once more
Hark to the hoofs that gallopipg 60!
The adjutants flying
The horsemen press hard on the painting foe,
Their thunder booms, in dying
Victory
Terror has seized on the dastards all,
And their colors fall
Victory!
Closed is the brunt of the glorious fght
And the day, like conqueror, bursts tho night,
Trumpet and fife swelling choral along,
The triumph already sweeps marching in song
Farewell, fallen brothers, though this life be DER,
There's another, in which we shall meet you once
more
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GEORGE SIG RS,

BOOk-BlNpEK AND PAPhk hUAEh.
No. Is Prince Street, opposite the Go@ete OHIce,
ALEXANDRIA,, VA.
SEUSIC, Magazines, and Old Books bound in
IYa any style. l also RULE, and make 10 order,
any description Of BLANK BOOKS. which vii!
warrant to be made Of the best paper and Materials
and bound in thc strongest manner. Bank cthccrs,
Bankers, Merchants, Clerks o! Courts, Hotel Keep
crs Insurance Companies, and all who want B!anK
Books arc respectfully invited 10 give me q call.
~ Oft
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BUSINESS CARDS.
J. D. CORSE. H. u. CoRSE.
Banking, Exchange, and Collection Office OF
CORSL BROTHERS,
A., I,.L< py.,T.

Banking, Exchange, and Collection ONCE of
CORSE BROTHERS,
No. 93 Ecckangc Block.
yETE will make Collections on all accessible
w points in the United States, and hold pro-
ceedS subject 20 Check, or remit promptly to any
designated point
We will deal in Exchange, Time Bills. Promis-
sorry Notes, Unc"rrcnt .Meneg, Coin, dc.
STOCKS and other SECURITIES bought and sold
on Commission, and LOANS negotiated on favor
able terms Interest allowed to Depositors.
varied experience of many years ir this bust
ness enables US to uer services with confidence
TO the public. tah l9-u
}. W. BURKE ARTHUR HERHERT.
Banking, Exchange. and COLLECTION Office Of
BURKE + L II EK i + II,
No. 5S, King-street.
yETE will make Collections on all accessible
w points in the United States. and hold pro-
ceels subject to Check or remit promptly to any
designated point.
We will deal in E,cdonge. Time Bills, Promis
sorry Notes. Urcn,remt uoncY, Coin, De-
STOCKS and other SECURITIES bought and sold
on Commission. jan 1T
4 J. uusrunEYs Ii. E. TALiAFERRo.
HUMPHREYS & TALIAFERR0,
Successors TO MARSHALL 4 CO..
Gr0ceYs, Commission 0Hd fOJMurdiHy
MERCHANTS,
ne. II King street, Alexandria, Va.
REFERENCES :-Alessrs. Fuwle IL Co., AlcXan-
dri;., Va.
John &. Beale. Fauquicr county, Virginia.
,Jno. S. Barhour, ir., Culpeper county, Virginia.
Col. John Willis, Orange county, Virginia.
Wm. Bayne, Baltimore, Maryland.
Jno. s. Buckncr, Rappahannock county, Va
Edward C. Marshall, Fauquier county, Virginia.
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WM. S. PAYNE,

GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
No. i, Spears E!hatE H0ttimore, ,
WILL. give diligent personal attention t" all
w business committed 10 his charge, and res
pectrully soicitS Of his friends and the pnhhc
GENERALLY. their cousgnmcnts OF Grain, Flour,
Tobacco, &C., and their orders Tor whatever the
market furnishes.
Baltimore, NH 22--ly
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THONl S. ia ME S D \,
HINIST and
IRON FO u n d f K,
rnrna, IF Roval and wilkes strosts,

ALEXANDRIA,, Va,
rs prepared to execute orders for STATIONERY
{ STEAM ENGINES, BOILERS, Mill Gearing, Shaft
ing, Pulleys aud Hangers, Tobacco Screws, Pumps,
Fans Slide and Hand iathcs Drill Presses, Wrought
or Cast Railing, Columns and Glrders Gas or " alter
Pipe and Machinery Of every description. Supe-
rior CASTINGS made to order at short notice and
on reasonable terms. ap l--ent'
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.IEFTERS1N TaCEY

PAPER-HANGER, UPI!OLSIERER, GLIDER
ind Homsc Dccorc:o" in Gcncrd'
WHILST returning his grateful acknowledge
w ments to his numerous friends FOR their very
liberal encouragement during the two years he has
been amongst them, assures them that II VIII nc his
continued effort 10 serve them with promptncss
and at moderate charges at his old Stand No. ld9,
NnRrh SIDE KING STREET. ALENANDRIA. NH 20.
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THROUGH TO RICHMOND.

sks :i5::assas :.:s +. :
TINE ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA,, AND
L VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROADS are
selling tickets through between AlcXardra anl
Richmond, heretofore j. NJ. BkOADtS,
feb IL General Ticket Agent.
FOR THE NORTH, WEST, and NORTHWEST.
M Z:
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY.
SUMNER ARRA n & l. r. NJ
CHANGE OF HOURS.
NN AND AFTER MAY 9Th, 1860, trains will
" leave Calvert Station:
The Mail Train daily Except Sundays at $50
A NJ, for Elmira, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, and all
parts Of Western New York, and Canada. Also,
for Pittsburg, Chicago, Cleveland, Cincinnati st.
Louis, and all parts of the West, Northwest ana
Southwest For Emmitsburg, Lancaster Leban-
on, Reading and PottSyille, and OwingS' Mills,
Reisterstown, Manchester, Md, and Westminster,
and for Chambersburg and Carlisle, Pa, ana Tor
Hagerstown, Maryland.
The Express Train daily at $40 p. NJ. for Duf-
falo and the North, ani Canada, and FOR Pittsburg
and all parts Of the West and Northwest and
Southwest.
Travellers can go by either Of these trains to
Detroit and Chicago via Niagara Falls At the same
cost as by any other route.
A new route to New York is now open By this
road via Harrisburg Reading, Allentown, EaSton
and Jersey City, with only one change OF Cars,
over first class roads. Take the $50 \. NJ. train
through by daylight, 1t IS low fare rs by any
other route.
Travellers from Washington and the South by
the $40 A. NJ. and go =. NJ. TRANS, make ronnv'
tons with the trains over this road.
Buy tickets only TO Baltimore.
For Tickets and information, apply atthc Ticket
Office Calvert Station, n. L. corner of Calvert and
Franklin streets, Baltimore.
JAS. C. CLARKE. Superintendent.
JOHN Z. RIGAEY, Assistant Supert.
J. H. WARNER, Ticket Agent
Baltimore ie TT
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DRUGS, CHEMICALS, SC.

DRUGS, CHEMICALS, &c.-Pow'd CubebS,
~ Pow'd. Gum Arabic, Nitrate Silver fused
and crystalized, Oils, .Anisc, Sassafras, Citro-
nella and Geranium, Tartaric Acid, Cream Tar
tar, Opium, Morphine, Sulphate Quinne, Gallo
Tanic and Citric Acid, Rhubarb, Powd Slippery
Elm, Borax, Sup. Carb. Soda, Prepared Chalk,
Blue Stone. Alum 0xalic Acid, Benzoc Acid,
Norwood'S Tincture Fcratrium, Prices Glycerine,
Cox's Sparkling Gelatino, Ext. Vanilla. Straw
berry, Raspberry, Peach, Almond, and Orange,
Oil Lemon, Oil Peppermint, and Oil Gloves, Sugar
Lead, Ipecac, and Cloves, just received, and for
sale by J. WM. BOWLING,
jan 81 81, cor. of Fairfax and Prince sts
nRUGS. .Ec-Ntrate Silver, Iodine, Tannin,
~ Valenariate Zinc, Calnmc Muraed Tinct
Iron, Tart Iron and Potash, Syrup Iodide Of Iron,
Iron by Hydrogen, Cnrdamon Seed, Matico
Leaves, Macassia Oil, Sands Sarsaparila, Gum
Arabic, Hops Camphor, Lees Super Carb Soda,
Gum Senegal, Citrate Masncsa, Matches, Stra-
monium Leaves, Browns Essence Ginger, Alec
hol, Bi Chrornate Potash, Caustic Potash, Quinne,
Carbonate Iron, Peruvian Bark, Ground Ginger,
Cochenea English Peppermint, Lo2enges, Squils,
Assafntida, Chanlomile Flowers, Gayette Paper,
and Sarsaparilla Root, just received, and for sale
by LEADBEATER CO.,
z mo Is Nos ) and I, South Fairfax. ST.
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WILLIAM H. F0WLE & SON,

OFFER FOR SALE-
.sNpRUVIAN GUAN0. OF direct importation
[ TO this port, per Ship Conquest; 900
BAKER'S ISLAND, or AMERICAN GUS.
tGUANO, cargo Of Ship Mary Bradford.
kETTLEWELL'S MANIPULATED uoANo'
composed Of pure Peruvian and Nevassa G"snos'
thoroughly integratcd by machinery.
WHITE MEXICAN A. A., very superior.
E4UGH SONS SUPER PHOSPHATE OF
LIME, from raw-boneS.
pAYNTER'S SUPER PHOSPHATE.
GROUND RAW W-B0NES. jy 26
HBTALL PAPERS, of all the very latest pat
w terms, furnished and hung in the best HAD
.ner, at ]. P. CLARkES New Paper Hanging
aud Window Furnishing Store, No. l5S, King.
,strast. o"t -
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NEW ARRANGEMENT
THROUGH TICKETS 10 RICHMOND

Rsyy- Children and Servants with the usual de-
ductionS. l.. FONIAlNE,
President of Virginia Central Railroad.
Mss~ TICKETS for sale at al the above named
Stations on the Alexandria, Loudoun and Hamp-
shire Railroad. W. BLYTHE,
General Superintendent, A, Il. Ii. R. h.
fab
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-02-26

YT,o THE PUBLIC.-Dr. P. A: COBB has
made Mburn & Bro, Druggists of the city
of Alexandria, bis sole Agents for the town and
county o. Alexandria, to sell his superior OIL,
known rs the CINAKER OIL. This OIL -
warranted to remove all kinds of pains, such as
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sick Headache, Strains.
sprains, Bruises, &C.; also, recommended very
highly for Horses This OIL is warranted to re-
move all the above pains in from S to 40 minutes.
DR.. P. A. COBB, Lynchburg, Va.
sep 24-dly .....
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-02-26
MADEIRA WINE,

E N a DEL 3 NE,
Imported and Bottled by himself, for private and
medicinal use, the best Wine offered for sale
to the trade in Bottles This vino is warranted
perfectly pure. ...