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DACIFIC GUANO COMPANY'S
COMPOUND ACID PHOSPHATE OF LIME,
COMPOSING WITH COTTON SEED.

COMPoSTING WITH CuTroN SEED.
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OF fertility rs Soluble Pacific Guano, except thnt
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Ing TO render that sideproduct OF the plantation
available to the highest degree ~ nn element of
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For further, ami particular Information, apply
TO the undersigned,
j. y. ROBSON,
Agent for South Carolina,
Nos. J anu . Atlantic Wharf.
JOHN. S. REESE & CO.,
General Agents Baltimore.
Oct27 wfm3mos
II y N d L |. n S Il L r..
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respectfully call attention
GOODS in prices
purc sing isscaon.
bargains charcsc
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10 quality.
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n o R B UNI & JURs
MERCHANT TArL,ORs.

Have removed to No. III KING street, five doars
below their former stand, where they will pc
md the public generally.
Mr. Jurs has Just returned from the North wi Il
large and well selected stock OF Foreign and
Casslinercs and YeBtings
ALSO
1ne assortment of Gonts' Furnishing Goods,
which Will no sold at O very small pront.
Gentlemen In want OF any Uf the abovo articles
VIII 40 well to call before purchasing elsewhere.
oct11 NTH
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ts-vcry cheap
and 3 3ccns- Cheap
l cntA
l CIV or 25cents- -chen
I worth 75ccnta
a cent chcap
anio
andat t low wnguroa
una exanineo
or O SILKS DRESS GOODS
w L L a M Il N II.
ouD H. nj 10 0ccnts
wort 5occns)
u cents Cheap
n
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no OWNERS or PINE LAND,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 30.

Tho undcrslgned have just published pamph.
ict describing their new patented process OF
making Turpent!ne; by which three times "a
much Ii produced ns by the ordinary mode, and
tho very finest qualities Of RosIn made II properly
distilled, throughout tho season.. : =
We have had 1t In successful operation the mast
season near Georgetown, 8. q.
Address MORGAN & PUDIGON,
Georgetown, 8. O.
Courier ofhces, and at shaekeiford Kclly's,
p ootla tnthss
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GLOTH NC, TAI LORIN
FURN NISlIIN GOOD
MENKE s MULLER,
No. a2d KINo STREET,
Three Doors below Liberty street


Have Just received and opened o. inrgc and fine
assortment OF Mems Youtl.s' and Doy's CLOTH.
ING, FURNISHING GOODS, &c. Consisting OF
White and Colored Shirts, Underwear Goods, &C.
English and Domestic Half HOlc, Alexander's
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Also, a largo and we'll assorted stock CT BROAD
CLOTH, CASSIMERE, DOESKIN, DEAV
CLOTH &c, lnrge variety OF the new style Pants
and vest Patterns, which NC offer to sell by piece
yard or pattern. or make up into garments by
measure in the latest styles.
Our stock has been selected with great caro-.
and prices marked very loS, In plain figures
being confident that wo can offer Inducements
.unequalled by any other house, we solicit buyers
elsewhere.
All orders viii receive our prompt and very
careful attention, -
Entire satisfaction Ia guaranteed.
oct11 mwf3mos
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or SHOW PRINTING A SPECIALITY. -sa

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mems and prlces.
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YOU TAKE.

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to your weary bolIy nnd mind AZ tho whIp gives
To The jadcd horse, nnd no ore. Alcoholic s,i,
ulalita aro Injurious To nerve health, and are al
ways followed by depressing reaction.
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g WING HINES.
Tho place to buy
SEWING MACHINES
is whcro you havc olioice OF styles of different
makers.
Ihayo tho best single and double thread Ma
chimes now boforo tho public.
THE WILCOX & GIDBs'
SILENT MACHINE
t' AND THR
"wEEDn F. +. LOCK-STITCH
Arc tho simplest and most reliable Machines
made. Every Machine Is warranted to give salts.
faction. or It Will bo exchanged for ottor kinds.
All Kinds Of Sewing neatly and, promptly done.
Orders taken for all first class sswlug or Knitting
Machines, Needles. on. Thread, Blk, &c.
.S 5 81, D. D. HAsELTpN,
mayl stuthiy no. so1 King street.
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ALL OTHER KINDS OF PRINTING VIII b'

done at corrcspondingly low rates, and In tho
best style.
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MARINE; EtSf.

Sun RosL...........5 % MOON RISES m e.. = 80
SUN sETs............7 % HIGH WATER m < 90 90
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA,, AUG. D.
ARRIVED.
Schrs Reading Railroad No. ~. and Sarah
Watson, Boston, t. j p Agnew.
SAILED.
Steamer w w Colt, Ryther, Norfolk, by w
A Smoot.
Briggs Mary i Cobb, Crane, Boston; Mar
shall Dutch, Boston; ard schr Elizabeth De
Hart, Low, Boston, coal by ? Agncw.
MEMORANDA.
Brig David p Dosne, Ve&@.o for this p"T.,
cleared ut Bath 81 instant.
Schr Constitution, Smith, hence st Green-
witch 3lst ult.
Schr Kate Hoyt, Parker, hence .. New
Haven u instant.
schr w P Phillips, Cranmer, Cor this poIt,
sailed from Providence I'd inst.
Schrs q Q Gibson. Thatcher; Queen of tho
West Bacon and B Scribner, Crosby, hence
at Boston I'd inst
Schr Clara Smith, Smith, for this port, clear
cd ut Boston I'd inst.
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cow VI E;kts}EAa..

ALEXANDRIA MARKUT, August j-Tho re-
ceipts Of Flour are light, but there is q very
limited demand and quotations arc unchanged.
Tho market for Wheat continues active. but
prices hardly So firm; offerings OF $500 bushels
red, nearly all of which was taken at liO, AZ,
80 ljj, -, l51. lj9 and leo for indifferent TO
prime Corn IN fair Request with sales of 1850
bushels miVed s, 9jaoG. aud one lot River white
Mt ',; small sales Of yellow at 81. Rye quiet
and demand very limited no sales rcpor.el.-
Oats in fair demand, with one,ings Of about
$3.50 bushels and ss!oj at u, 81 -, 81 and d.
Samples of Timothy Seed offered at s., bu. ~
sales reported.
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IR ISL ~ 4,
Formula OF
DR.. JOHN WILKINS,
BALTIMORE, Md.

For salo by all Druggists. ieS-d&tw3h'
coo, WM +. CREIGHTON.
COOK u CEEIGHTON,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers III
PTREDRUGSAH CHEMICALS, fAl -
Varnishes and OILS
WINDO(V CLASS AND PUTTY
No. TO- King street
Prompt attention gwen to orders "hd :"
quires frow the country. mar III
s.,,upr. II J,EyEY. MAHLoE Il. JAMIE
EANNEY y CO,
- DEALERS ~
PURE DRUGS, LEWIS WHITE LEAD
Paints, Oils and VarnisEce.
FRENCH WINDOW GLASS 81 PUFFY
No lis, King street.
Gs- Order and Inquiries from the count,
promptly attended to sop 23--li
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A correspondent, writing from Saratoga,
says AT one hotel there are over forty wo
men whose averdupois is estimated at two hun
bred and fifty pounds each, and there are seve
raj who exceed three hundred pounds
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-08-05

Senator Cole, OF California, left New York
privately about q week since for San Domingo.
The New York Sun has Information that he
has gone With authority from the Administra-
rion to investigate the condition Of the island,
TO ascertain the sentiments OF its people, and,
Il the circumstances appear favorable, to renew
with President Baoz the negotiations for the
admission of the Dominican Republic a one
OF the United States. We are not surprised
1t any thing in these days.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-08-05

The last accounts from the Rhine rs to the
state OF the vineyards are on the whole iavora
bic. The blossom, though full, was late on
account Of the coduess of June but the suisse
quent warm weather has produced good effect.
The grapes are beginning to form, and fair
yield may be expected. The grape crop in
France, too, it is said, will be good one,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-08-05

President McCosh, OF Princeton College
said at the recent meeting Of the Pathological
Association, that he was prepared, from a
pretty extensive acquaintance with the univer-
sites OF Great Britain, and with some of those
on the Continent, TO say that the average at
tainments ofcollegc graduates here and there
are about equal.
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MARRIED.

On the 1th instant at ST Jane Church
Warrenton, Va, by Rev. j. K. HUBBARD, Col
NJ. b. HARDIN, Of Lexington, Va. to Miss
MARY. daughter of Inman H. Payne o
Warrenton.
At Alexandria, Va on the 18th OF January,
1863, by the Rev Father Tosle. JOHN a
CLARKE to Miss LOUISA c. HARRISON,
daughter of the late Benjamin ID. Harrison
esq, both of Washington, u. &.
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The Boston Journal takes the same views a.
have been expressed in the Baltimore American
IA relation to the duty Of the Administration to
give its sympathy and support to the regular
Radical organizations in the States in which
eleotioLs are about to he held. Of course, 49,
they are both birds Of the same feather One Of
the worst signs of the times is the open manner
~ which some members of the Cabinet ally
themselves with the Radical faction in the
Southern States, and aid aud assist that faction
ia their efforts TO keep possession of the power
they now hold, although in opposition to the
views and wishes of the people.
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The Pennsylvania Central Railroad Company,
says the Philadelphia Press, start two trains
day from New York, the one via the New Jer.
sey Central II Harrisburg, and the other via
the Camden and Amboy to Philadelphia, whict
carry passengers, without change OF cars to
Omaha, Nebraska, distance of about sixteen
hundred miles. This stupendous enterprise is
to be followed shortly, by improved family cars,
equipped with beds, furniture, kitchens, g.,
for the accommodation OF passengers, and will
start at Philadelphia and New York direct for
Sacramento, without change, distance Of over
thirty three hundred miles.
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Dyspepsia and General Debility.

By taking IRlSlN the blood-,whch r'r-
mcaes all the tissues and i the lite aud nutrition
thereof-is purified rendering tie whole sys'""
perfectly healthy.
REMruBER-'rhis medicine is no oiishoot "i
ouackerv. but the regular formula OF y
tnguished practitioner now 4 resident OF Bait
more city. and 50 high doe II .'and III thr Law.
ana esteem Of the intelligent and scientific that
ha. been adopted By physicians in their pract1'
and i. daily being prescribed and recommended
by the most eminent of the protes ion throuGhon
the country The better 1t becQmc' known m
moro highly IL i, praised and the more extensively
i il used
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-08-05

Some Of the newspapers are disposed to criti-
else the speech Of Mr.. James Lyons, recently
delivered at the reception OF Mr.. Peabody at
the White Sulphur Springs. They seem TO
think that in the way OF laudation it was rather
on, what is called, in the West, the "high
talutn order This is u common error in this
cOuutrv
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Letters from Mexico state that the long con.
tiuued troubles in the western States OF that
country may eliminate in the establishment of
a Northwestern Conicdcracy. The future in
Mexico look, no more encouraging than it has
done for the last twenty years
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GOA Iii
COAL

Constantly on hand supply vi superior
quality White md Red Ash Coal, which Wal
be sold a. market rates, 22i0 lbs IL tho ton.
u. ELDRIDGE Il CO.,
ian 5.tf No a South Wharves
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\ Madrid dispatch OF yesterday says, the
truth Of the report that Spain has opened uc-
gotiations with the United States, looking to
the independence OF Cuba, spostively denied. 4"
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COMMITTED TO JAH.-Eli Fisher the young
man suspected OF having fired the property
destroyed near Warreuton on Friday last, was
after examination committed 20 Jail, to ans%Cr
an Indictment to be preferred against linn ~
tie Scp.emher term Of the Circuit Court.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-08-05

Tuc Nvr.LsIn fashionable watering place
season is c3nsieIal to lie half over on August
Ist It is asserted thi, year that the Northern
hotels have suffered severely from lack OF
boardcrs, and that none OF the p'aclS Of great,
resort lave been full!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-08-05

\ nea ~p.ins. mach stronger than The Con-
grc.s, and within 4 square Of il, has recently
been discovered at Saratoga in digging a ioun.
dation for hou.c. The visitor osriq,o no
tween the tw0 each morning.
The Postoiicc dcticit this year will be about
he salnc a. last year
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The Washington Republican thinks that
good faith and good feeling alike demand that
Gov Walker should devote himself to the
work of harmonizins and extending The Re
publican Radical party in Virginia as the
sure means of securing the political and ma
terial progress Of the State Aud it adds,
that common sense requires that any leader
who stands in the way of the unity and sue
cess of the Republican Radical party, should
be cut of without mcrcy or delay. Governor
Walker is thus having his programme prepared
for him, in behalf of those who did every thing
in their power to defeat his election. These
are strange times We shall be much disap-
pointed, ii Gov. Walker acts in the interest Of
these very dear friends Of his, who so sud
deny come to give him advice.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-08-05

1t may not be generally known, though the
fact will be OF interest to most income tax-pay-
erS that, as the revenue law now stands, the
tax on incomes will cease to be collected after
next year. Unless Congress by special enact
ment extends the operation Of the law, the in
come tax gathercr will be unknown in this
country aitCr $50
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-08-05

Among the patents issued last week, at the
Patent office, was, one for a railway ear brake
to Norbornc Berkeley, of Aide, loudoun
countv Va
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/, has no equal. lis action upon IN Lar II
E-iIg.,s is prompt salutary and elective. amt
!. this property which render. it one OF the sa'
md most reliable
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ALEXANDRIA.

MIR. Horace Greeley's opinions are often
quoted with apparent Difference, and his sayings
regarded as carnations of refulgent wisdom.
We have no admiration for the generality OF
his political, philosophical, or financial views.
We take TO none of his isms Tie is sometimes
right, but as often wrong. His recent letter on
Virginia, after a brief run through the State
is his last production which is going the rounds
of the newspapers. We make some extracts.
Speaking Of this letter, the Richmond Dispatch
says: "Mr. Greeley would lead one to suppose
New York to be the home of successful agri.
culturists aud Virginia second Mexico. Yet,
If we are not mistaken, the last census reports
show that in 1850 Virginia, with population
Of l, 500, 3lS, produced l3,l30,977 bushels OF
wheat, or about nine bushels to each inhabi-
tant; whilst New York, with population Of
$3.50, 755, produced only 1851, l05 bushels, oil
lust little over TWO bushels to each inhabi-
tant." On the whole, however, this letter is
written in q good spirit and VIC have not much
10 object 10 ii.
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or ,h, highest ordrr-not temporarily stimultu-.
bnt =. rmancntlv inyigorating the digestive organ.
and rendering /, a most valuable curative agent g.
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Ex-senator Il, NJ. I. Hunter has written to
the Conservative State Executive Committee
of Virginia urging, IN any event, the postpone
ment st the election Of the u. S. Senators un-
nI after the meeting of Congress, when it IS
expected all disabilities will be removed.
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The clmmil,td aNfolnted at TIC FEl!0losItli
Convention TO consider the subject, have made
a shor; report recommending the adoption Of
the continental! system OF pronouncing the
vowcls in the Latin and Greek. The com
r.ittcc is OF opinion that accents should be ob
serve. ia reading Gre.h, and thar the quantity
OF the yowels should be marked IN reading
both Gre, h and Latin.
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piURETic REMEDIES
TONIC QUALITIES

known m tho VrIcIlcc NJ NitulVHI' II NJ.
and skilltul combination with other n.rci
innlft. - /,
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COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT
IRIS vERSICOLOR
or
BLUE FLAG.

ia. f..., powerful sa.t aud rc,iab., remrlil.
s..ut discovered for th, healing of man. IHf
wonderful propcttie, o.. the Iris Versicoior, htic
T. unknown or undeyelopcd have been hrouG'
within :hrclntrol otscicnce. 'row taSingit'
- 49,, ,,-;,c;,,,l oro1r IN. BLESSINGS of Ilad.ctn.
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pAeuMArisM AND GOVT.
DISEASES OF WOMEN

IL Is an uniallng prc''"'"t ~"
NrrrA,GIA. SIX lIE,nNcua. ami Ni"'e.'
rrcuoSs, and IN