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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-14
We again call the attention of the farmers OF
Maryland and Virginia to our
rvnrTcTnu


Maryland and Virginia to our
EXCELSIOR, Hl. a..
composed of 700 pounds CT No. l Peruvian Gu
ano, and 300 pounds of Soluble Phosphate OF
Lime, Clones dissolved in sulphuric acid pot
ash and soda, forming the most concentrated
universal and durable fertilizer ever offered to
the farmer-combining all the stimulating
properties Of Peruvian Gusno, and the E ever du'
rabe fertizing properties of Ground Bones.
Excelsior is in fine dry powder, prepared ex-
pressly for drilling, and can be sppiied; IN any
opinion of many close calculating farmers, after
ELEVEN years experience in testing 1t side
by side with other popular fertilizers that an
application Of 100 pounds Of Excelsior is equal
to 200 to 800 pounds of any other fertilizer or
guano offered for sale. therefore is fully l0o TO
to 200 per cent cheaper.
MS-THE VERY BEST EVIDENCE WE CAN Of
FER OF THE VALUE OF OUR EXCELSIOR As A
CROP GROWER AND FERTILIZER IS THE FACT OF
ITS BEING INITIATED AND CoUNTERFElTBD IN
THIS AND OTHER CITIES.
ne-Farmers should SEQ that the AN ALYSlS
and name of j. j. TURNER & CO, are
branded on every bag in RED LETTERS.-
All others arc counterfeits.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-14

FINE FRr.r. Nv Wa,"'y ". Adam, OF
this city, yesterday presented us with Speci-
men of the finest grapes and pears we have
seen this season. They were grown ia his
parden-from vines and trees of his own Sc
laction
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arrivals.

New York, September 1.-The City OF
Antwerp has arrived from Liverpool. Only
two of the Harvard crew are on board, Fay
and l.orng. The rest have gone to Paris
jim Mace, the English rugiist, is also a
passenger,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-14

TERMS ACCEPTED One OF The largest credl
tors of the Corporation, from abroad, was IN
this city this morning, and agreed to accept
the terms Of settlement proposed by the tinancc
committee OF the City Council, viz: four per
cent interest per annum until the Corporation
finances are in better condition; and ii the re-
eeipts do not fall considerably below estimates.
it will not be long before siX per cent interest
on the debt is paid.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-14

NoTIcE.-Mr. S. BLoNDHEIM has gone North
to purchase his Fall and Winter Clothing, DE
says no will select stock that cannot be excel
led, and our advice TO those in want OF wearing
apparel is to wait until no returns, rs he has
tho name of selling cheaper than any clothier
in town. Cor King and Fairfax sts. sep Q
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Dead.

PHILADELPHIA, September l4.-Coi. Say
bert, who was assaulted three days ago
died this morning. All the others who were
shot, beaten and stabbed within the last week,
are alive
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-14

Bay Commission Merchant on the sub
iect of the Time Table Of the Manassas Gap
Railroad, received, and will appear tomorrow.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-14

BEFORE opening my fall stock, L shall oiler
all my last seasons heavy goods, suitable fol
fall and winter wear at prices much below
value. The assortment comprises garments Tor
gentlemen, youths and boys.
sor 2 S. DEALHAM, ~ King ST.
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FERTILIZERS.
NHESAPEAKE GUANO,

AN ANNOTATED SOLUBLE PHO5-
..t-t- PLATE,
combining sill the properties of Bone and Pc
ruvian Guano,
MANUFACTURED BY
ISAAC REYNOLDS 81 SONS, Baltimore,
under the direct supervision of one of the t1In
In addition to numerous Recommendations
by farmers who have used this fertilizer give
the remarks of Doctor X. ID. Stsbler, che
ist, who, al my request made an analysis OF
REYNOLDS Ammoniated Phosphate, namely:
~. ANALYSIS:
Twenty-Five per centum Of this Guano is inn
mediately Soluble, and available to the crops.
III the other fertilizing material is IN a very
favorable condition to be appropriated by Inc
plant during ils growth: o,,..
Alexandria, Va, October 18th, 1865
For sale by BENZ. h. LAMBEkT,
Agent, Alexsndris. Va.
and by merchants dealing in Fertilizers. al
Agents prices. sep COW
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JAMES b. HODGKIN, DDS,

Graduate OF the Baltimore College Of Dental
Surgery
NITROUS OXIDE GAS administered and
teeth extracted without pain.
References given to those desiring them, and
the faithful and satisfactory performance OF all
professional promises assured.
Patients from the country will please notify
me few days in advance of their intended
visits
Office Corner Washington and Prince streets.
Residence. SO Queen street, near Pitt. ap 23-ti
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-14

Tue WARRENToN STABBING CASE. Pas
sengers from Warreuton by the railroad report
that Davis, the man stabbed by John Edd, IL
that town, on Saturday night last, as mentioned
10 yesterday Gazette, was not dead at sever
O'Clock this morning, but was not expected tC
live much longer The fatality of affairs Of
this sort is, however, always exaggerated, and,
as when they left Warrenton, sixty hours lad
elapsed since the infection of the wound, re
covery is not only possible, but highly probable
The wounded man is from Fluvanna county
and has only been living in the neighborhoo'
of Warreuton for the past four months.
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RyLD. HARRISON, Aucfioneer.

nXTENsIVE SALE OF FARMING IN,
PLEMENTS, STOCK, HOUSEHOLD aud
K1TCHEN FURNITURE.-Will DO sold al
C1arens. Fairfax county, Va, on TUESDAY
September 2lst, at IL o'clock a. M, II isir. II
not the next fair day, q lot OF Farming Impae-
ments snd Stock, consisting in part OF wv
Horses, one Carriage, one Spring Wagon, M, one !!
Farm Wagon, two Cows, one Chester Whits
Hog Hives of Bees, Carriage and Wagon HsF-
ness; also, Agricultural Implements. House
hold Furniture, one Field of Corn standing
Stacks of Hay, Poultry SC, &c Sale peremP-
tory. Terms cash on delivery.
sep s-ts III II. COOK. Executrix.
DUBLICsALE OF A SMALL TRACT OF
L ~ O.. LOUD0UN LAND.
Being authorized by the parties in interest. |
will offer for sale, at public auction, in front OF
tho Court House, in Leesburg, on MONDAY,
the 18th day of September. 1852 about twelve
O'Clock M, TRACT OF LAND, IN Loudoun
within four miles of the located line of the A:
L. & II. K. r., miles from Upporville, and
adjoining the lands of Townsend Frazier, H. c.
Littleton, w. q. Fur and others, contalnlng
ONE HUNDRED and S1XTY-ONE ACRES,
three roods and twenty-five poles, being part
stead of Benjamin Grayson, decd and said
divided half now belonging to Major Edmund
G. Fitzhugh and wife. ga
The land is of excellent quality, producing
this year oyer twelve bushels of wheat to the
acre, with fine prospect for corn 10 wei
welt watered. More than half Of the tract is i'll
the finest timber in Loudoun county, much oil
it valuable for mill shafts, &c. It is . very
desirable little farm, and it is in one Of the best
neighborhoods in the State of virginis
TERMS-Onehslf cash. and the residue IN
twelve months, well secured. 4
ARTH. l.. ROGERS, Attorney, nc
Loudoun CO., aug 27-eots 800
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-14

RADICAL WARD MEETINGS The Radicals
of the Third Ward will hold a meeting at the
cOlored school house on Alfred street, between
Princess and Orouoco, tonight, for the pur'
pose Of determining upon course to be pur'
sued with reference to the approaching election
Of member Of the House OF Delegates, The
members of the same party, residing 10 the
Second Ward, will hold meeting at "Potters,
on OrouOco street, between Pitt and St. Asaph
to morrow night, for the same purpose.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-14

RAILROAD MATTERS.-Iu the Washington
City Council, on Monday. the following COM
muncation was read, and referred to the Com
mittee on Railroads:
Alexandria, Loudouu and Hampshire Rail
road Company, Alexandra, Sept Is, 1862
Joseph Williams esq, President Board Of
Common Council. Washington: Dear Sir
will be glad to have an interview some time In
O,tober with the two Boards of the City Coun-
Gil on the subject of our enterprise, with view
of co operation on the part OF your city author
tiles to the great enterprise looking to short
route to the West. do not know how 1t is tc
be brought about except by addressing the two
presidents Of the Boards, which | now do. II
is not my wish or desire to interfere with any
OF your business meetings, yet prefer saying
verbally what | have to say, and then leave the
Councils 60 act as in their wisdom they may
deem advisable, in matter | consider deeply
interesting to the metropolis OF the nation,
have the honor to be your bit. servant,
LEWIS Mckenzie, President.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-14

FIRE. The fire in Washington last night,
about nine o'clock, was distinctly visible in this
city, though the moon was shining more br''
hantly than usual,
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

FOR. RENTING STORE occupied By
&| F. M. Mills & Co, on Fairfax street. oppo-
site Laadbeater's drug store. Possession given
immediately. Enquire Of
sep 10-lm ). BRODEKS q co
FOR RENT-TWo BRICK Dwell
E LING HOUSES on King street. near Pat
REX one three.story building, with stable
and carriage house; the other q two. story; just
nut in complete order. Inquire at 24l King
street. -- ? sop 9-eoot
FOR RENT-One of the NEW HOUSES
E$a on Pitt street, between Duke and Wolfe.
containing II rooms and good cellar. and SUP
piled with gas and water. To good tenant
rent will DO moderate. Apply TO ,,,,
aug ii ID. \. IhiNh.
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PROFESSION

VIZ H. ROBERTS,
DENTIST,
No South Washington street
Alexandria Va.
al Dental operations performed in the mos
satisfactory manner, and on reasonable terms
snn IF
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LOCAL NEWS.

CADET CoRPS.-The parents OF majority
OF the students at St. johns Academy havine
expressed their appreciation of the introduction
of military drill into that institution, one com
pany Of cadets is now being organized, ana
another will probably follow.
The model for the uniform, which has been
gotten up by Mr.. s. Waterman, consists OF 4
straight, tight-ftting, gray jacket edged with
black. with pointed cuff, of the same, trimmed
with State or army staff buttons, eight medium
sized in front aud three smaller ones on each
cuff A button peculiar to the school is to be
substituted in short time, when the die Is
procured. The pantaloons are OF the same
color as the jacket, with broad, black stripe
down the side. The cap, manufactured by Mr.
John a. Arnold, is also, OF cadet gray, with a
straight leather visor, and has in front gilt
wreath, enclosing rs. j. ~ in silver letters.
The entire uniform, though by no means ex.
pensive, is neat and substantial, and will be
worn constantly by all the students who belong
to the company, after the middle or end Of
November. Some will put it on almost imme-
distely Tor dress suit.
The officers of Company a are j. Benedict
Church, Captain; William K. Bashby, First
Lieutenant; Richard J. Collins, Second Lieu
tenant
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-14

OYSTER PAcKING.-The oyster packing
trade has COW fairly commenced in this city,a
win be seen BY an advertisement in another
column Of TO days Gazette The choicest oys-
tiers of the Chesapeake and its tributaries-th
the finest in the world-are brought TO this mar
ket. Among those engaged in The packing bust
ness none are more reliable than Messrs. Young
and Cogswill. Owing to the warmth Of the
weather the oysters are kept as yet in the shell
and are not shucked until orders are received
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-14

DAUGH'S RAW BONE PHOSPHATE-
D Warranted to contain a basis OF pure Raw
Bone, and no mineral or Inert matter whatev'
er. A Fertilizer of 10 years standing, equal the
best in the market, and sold at price much
below any other article equalling It in value
Price $58 per 2C01 lbs. For sale by
THOMAS PERRY,
General Commission Merchant for the sale OF
Flour Grain. &c, Alexa. Va. aug 16-eott
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Gold.
CITY ITEMS.

New York, September 1i.-Gold to-day l"6
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PRICE $40 PER TON.

Composed of the most concentrated mate
rails, it is richer in Ammonia and Soluble Phos-
pilates than any other fertilizer sold, except our
Excelsior" and is made with same care ana
supervision uniform quality guaranteed Fine
and dry, in excellent order for drilling Pack
oil in bags and barrels.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-14

be rs sns sas up 20 the i Ar
- ,,on Tnrnpiiso road, in Alexandria county
, Ws;o IN anod travelling condition for sA
nmsn.a a. - Il has been heretofore kept For
PARTICULARS inq uire at the tolgate where f ~
bids may DO left. By order Of the possa oo d.
rectOrs. ~,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-14

oOO BBlS EXTRA FLOUR Of the follo~-
E()U ing brands: Isaac Long,J; Audrick, Co
iumbian Mills, T. q. Msuck, Moores MIL
A. ]. Hinton and Alma Mills, in store and M Tor
sale by HOOE, WEDDERBURN6 ~,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-02-19
UutcH GHd the .UiHjSfcP.

\ student from Dartmouth spent the
long winter vacation in teaching upon
Cape Cod. The minister kindly furnish
ed him with board, and rs he had Il
charming wife, and Il cosy rest of u house
our school teacher declared that he had
but one trial, and that was his position
upon the Sabbath.
The minister's pew was Il LARGE square
one, very near the pulpit. and exposed
to raNing fire OF eyes. OF course the
minister's wife and the master were quite
as attractive To certain class of church
goers as the minister and his sermon :
and the student protessed, with a merry
twinkle in his eye, to be very modest.
Mr. Tyler, the minister. owned Il largc
dog named Watch, and Watch was bent
upon going to church with Mrs. Tyler.
She in her turn was much opposed to
his going, fearing that he might excite
the mirth of roguiSh children, who ar,
only too glad Of an excuse for laughing
when they ought not to laugh.
Every Sunday 4 series OF man~uvre'
took place between the two, in which the
dog often proved himself the keenest.-
Sometimes lie slipped away very early
and Mrs. Tyler, after having searched tol
him, to shut him up, would 20 to churcl
to find Watch seated in the family pew
looking very grave and decorous, bu
eyidc"tly aware that it was too late nov
10 turn him Out.
Sometimes he would hide himself un
til the family had all started for church
and would then follow the footsteps Q
the tardy worshipers, who always TIP
toed in during prayers, with creakint
boots. and then didn't Watch know tha
Mrs. Tyler would open the pew door /
haste, 10 prevent his whining for admis
sion
, When Mr.. Tyler became most earne:
in his appeals, he often repeated tn
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-02-19

same word with ringing emphasis, and
Il blow on the desk-cushion that startled
the slecpers in the pews into the most
erect and attentive position that they
could assume.
One day he thus shouted out, quoting
the well known text. ''Watch Watch
Watch, | say, When rustic, rustic.
bounce, came his biz dog to his very
arms.
You may be sure the boys all took this
occasion to relieve their pcnt-up restless
ness by one uproarious laugh, before their
astomishcd parents had time to frown
them to silence.
Honest Watch had been sitting with
his eye fixed, us usual, upon the minister.
At the first mention Of his name, up went
his ears, and his eyes kindled at the
second, he was still more deeply moved
at the third, he obeyed, and Jumped COM
plete!y over pcw-rail and pulpit door, in
II manner that did equal honor to his
muscular powers, and his desire to obey.
.ltter such strict Interpretation of the
letter, rather than the spirit, Watch was
ctlrctuaily torb dien church going
logtt's COnJsJuou.
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IOaicial.l
LAWS OF THE L. $.
Passed at the Second Session OF the Forteth
Congress.
Continued trom h,a ,ceek.l

SEC. 6. AID be it further enacted,
That the Commissioner of the General
Land Office is hereby authorized TO con-
tinue the extension of the geological eX-
plorations as begun III Nebraska under
the provisions OF the second section of the
deficiency act of Congress, approved
March two, eighteen hundred and sixty
seven, United States Statues, eighteen
hundred and sixty-six and eighteen hun
drcd and siNty-seven, page four hundred
and seventy, 10 other portions OF the pub
lie lands and for that purpose the sum
of five thousand dollars is hereby appro-
priated out of any money in the treasury
not otherwise appropriated.
SEC. :. And be it further enacted,
That the Commissioner Of Patents be
authorized to rent, under the direction
of the Committees on Patents of the Sen
ate and of the Honsc Of Representatives
such rooms as may be necessary for the
speedy and convenient transaction of the
business of the office Provided, Thai
all the moneys standing to the credit o.
the ''patent fund.- or in the hands of the
Commissioner Of Patents, and all mon
eys hereafter received at the Patent Office
for any purpose, or from any source
whatever, shall be paid into the treasury
as received, without any deduction what
ever; and the sum of two hundred ant
fifty thousand dollars is hereby approprl
ated for salaries and miscellaneous anC
contingent expenses of the Patent Office
and for Withdrawals, and for monte
moneys paid by mistake, to be disburs
ed under the direction of the Secretar,
of the Interior. And it shall be the du
ty of the Commissioner of Patents Il
communicate to Congress at the com
mencement of every December session
full and detailed account of moneys re
ceived for duties on patents and for cop
les ofrecords and drawings, and all 9th
er moneys received by virtue of said Of
flee and of all moneys expended by hir
under and by virtue OF this provision 70
said contingent and miscellaneous eN
lpenses, and for salaries, and the name
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-02-19

There is no armor against fate.
Marriage and hanging 60 by destiny.
Immensity-The prison of eternity.
Egotism-A preference, generally i'll
placed.
Mana pendulum betwixt smiles and
tears.
Where doubt is, there truth is. 'Tis
her shadow
Hypocrites steal leather, and make
shoes for the poor.
81 never knew a coward who was
afraid to tell lie'
Charity hath keen eyes, but the lashes
half conceal them.
He that strikes with his tongue, must
guard with his hands.
Glory-The daughter of pride and the
mother of vanity.
Forgiveness-The odor flowers give
back, when trampled upon.
Happines, is roadside flower, grow
ing upon the highway of usefulness.
How desolate the scenes of life appear
when we follow the dead past them.
On all things that are created remain
eth the half etfaced signature of God
Our very eyes are sometimes like oul
judgments, almost blind. Shakespeare.
He who has no inward beauty, none
perceives, though all about him may BE-
beautiful.
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sunshine for the COHsUlnp ptire.

Sunshine fOy. me COHsUnptire.
We have been told by some consump
lives that one of the best prescriptions
we have made has been their removal
from a north room TO the sunny south
chamber. ~ We write, two cases come
10 mind, striAingly Illustrative of the suns
benign influence We had been attend
me. at IN orphan asylum. 4 girl about
twelve wears old, vino had been long i'll
OF severe typhoid fever. She was wholly
pro-trItcd in mind and body, and cma-
rlttc, to the last degree 1t wa, plain
that she Was falling into that oppressed
condition of all the powers of lie that So
often precr,ieS consumption. Day after
day We visited her, but all recuperative
power seemed lost. Half dead and
alive. the little creature neither spoke nor
moved. and a'r uuiv on compulSion
/ Dur day. ON or way to visit her, we
irlt that elastic thrill which the warm
. ray of thu 81. ...t..rt ia the early cool
weather oi >priuy. We involuntarily
. irapri along, and were instantly struck
with the tact that ''virtuc had gone out
"' Us ""'' we ''il nrHiid u9 the sun
' "-'" ann warmth "i 'h' street, ana 'h
I ".'' 'Ii'" '"E'LrFll 'ii'''ho'r. inc "orih!-
tory vi mat poor orphan. That iu>pirit-
7 .'- '''.' '..' ".' l,NH'n Iai never tN-
p.rirurtd in IL. slightest dc-rrc during
i., v.n... ut her sickness. a.. owing TO
- .",''"F rd""'''"' not ray "i direct
Il
~H'''-"' "''" ever entered the chamber.
, We were -ho'N'"' and Tor the tIrst time
considered '''' 'irPth oil hrr loss and our
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