Alexandria Gazette from Alexandria, Virginia • 1

VOLUME LXIX ALKXANDU1A GAZETTE AN VIRGINIA ADVERTISER PUBLISHED DAILY BY EDGAR SNOWDER. Building, No. 70, Prince si. Terms of in Advance. Oslo Voni 58 00 4 00 Tin oo 2 00 Olio 75 ALE1ANDR1A GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER.

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All communications must be accomptiuiod by the names of the auihors.aud rejected communicat ions cannot be returned Strange Exhibition. A German advanced in years, named Franz Vcstcr, at present a resident of Newark, recently obtained a patent for a safety coffin, designed so as to provide a way of escape to those who might be buried during suspended animation, as is supposed may on occasions happen, particularly during the prevalence. of epidimics. This invention consists of a coffin constructed similar to those now in use, except that it is a little higher, to allow of the free movement of the body the top lid is moveable from head to breast, and in case of interment is left opeu, with a spring attached lor closing the same; under the head is a receptacle lor refreshments and restoratives. The most important part of the invention is a box about two feet square, resembling very much a chimney, with a cover and ornamental gravework on the top.

This box is of sufficient length to extend from the head of the coffin to about one loot above ground. The cover is fastened down by a catch 011 the inside, and cannot be unfastened from the outside. Just below the cover is a bell similar to those used on street railways" cars, with a cord appended, which, upon being pulled, sounds an alarm, and at the same time a spring "throws the cover from the ''chimney box." Thou, if the- person on the inside has sufficient strength, he or she can take hold of a rope suspended from near the top of the chimney box, and, with the assistance of elects nailed to the sides, ascend to the outer world or otherwise the individual can rest at ease, munch his lunch, drink the wine, and ring the bell for the sexton to come and assist him out. Yesterday afternoon Mr. gave an exhibition of the working of this invention by being buried, and, alter more than an hour's interment, resurrecting himself.

The exhibition took place at Baire's Brewery Garden, on Springfield avenue, Newark, and although fifty cents admission was charged, some six hundred people were assembled to witness the novel exhibition. About 3 P. M. the grave diggers excavated a hole six feet deep; a black coffin with silver trimmings was placed upon two supports over it. A circle was made with a rope, around which assembled an excited crowd of men, womart y-? il AluMfAn tp 11 a oml ij.it, M) auu buiiuiwu) i iv.

v. 1 jr viuv," auu elevated position was occupied by spectators. When everything was prepared, Mr. Franz Vester came forward and took his position in the coffin, the lid of which was placed over him, at which time he was greeted with many an anxious and jocular The coffin was lowered to the bottom of the grave. Meanwhile the band played a dirge, and the crowd made comments and drank lager, which was handed around by the several waiters.

The "chimney box" was then set down over which some wreaths of flowers had been strewn. The grave-diggers set to work with a will, and in fifteen minutes Mr. Vester was effectually buried, with at least four feet of earth between him and daylight. After the lapse of an hour and a quarter, a gentleman stated that Mr. Vester was to remain down below for two hours, but chat some of the spectators were anxious to return home, and consequently, if agreeable, Mr.

Vester would appear at once, or remain the specified time. All present being satisfied, a signal was given, and a minute after Mr. Vester, unaided, stepped out of his living grave, with no more perceptible exhaustion than would have been caused by walking two or three blocks under the hot sun. His exit was received with great enthusiasm and applause, and hundreds rushed to embrace and congratulate Mr. Vester upon the success of this most novel invention.

It is stated that Mr. Vester will give a simi, lar exhibition in New York in a few lr. Times. A Man Attacked by resiidents of a block in Milwaukee being annoyed by the martins which bad built their nests under the eaves of the building, Mr. Desforges I went upon the roof armed with a broom to dispossesse the feathered nuisance.

At his first movement the birds gave token of a determination to defend their homes. Mr. D. for a few seconds was considerably amused at the actions of the little birds, and watched them with some i a li CfTTiinrr in kva a IMLLICSI. JL LI LULL ULOnUllg JU13 U1UU1U about among them-, when instead of being intimidated they more boldly gathered about and uttered their notes until the sound was pecked away as if they would tear Mr.

D. to pieces. He began to think the affair was getting a little warmer than he hadcounted upon, and he started for the sky-light. His first movement exasperated the martins, and they renewed their efforts. They gathered in dense numbers before Mr.

D. and fought every inch of the ground. Their thrusts were not serious, for by an effort Mr. D. kept them out of his face, and let them pick away at his i clothing, which they could not pierce.

Twice Mr. D. vas thrown down 011 the flat roof, and each time the martins, fairly crazy, made their courts with renewed energy and determination, and finally Mr. was compelled to lay down on his body, and by the aid of his hands to crawl along to the skylight. This new tactic i nonplnssed the martins, but did not drive them off the field.

Mr. 1). finally succeeded in get- 1 ting beneath the roof, while the martins 1 iauuui me uiju micii'u tuuir sunn notes of defiance. A Late the 22J ot July were committed to the earth in Harpurtbey ric tery, the remains of Miss JBecswick, removed A irom the Peter Museum. There is a tradition that this lady, who is supposed to have died about one hundred years ago, had acquired so strong a fear of' being buried that she left certain property to her medical attendants so long, so the story runs, as she could be kept above ground.

The doctor seemed to have embalmed the body with tar, and then swathed it with a strong bandage, leaving the face exposed, and to have kept "her" out of the grave as long as he could. For many years past the mummy has been lodged in the room of the Manchester Natural History Society, where it lias been an object of much popular interest. It seems that the Commissioners, who are charged with the re arrangement of the Society's collections, have deemed this specimen undesirable, and have at last buried it. gALEX SPECIASi NOTICES. To Farmers and Planters.

THE LODI MANUFACTURING the oldest and largest concern of-tho kind in the United Statos, possessing extraordinary facilities for the manufacture of Fertilizers, controlling exclusively the night soil, offal, hones and dead animals of New York, Brooklyn and Jersey citios, as also the great Communipaw abbatoirs, offer for sale, in lots to suit customers, 8,000 TONS OF DOUBLE REPINED POUDKETTE, Made from night-soil, blood, bones and offal, ground to a powder. Its effects have been most astonishing, doubling the crops and maturing thorn 10 days or 2 weeks oarlier. Equal to the best brands of Superphosphate for Prosont Crop, although sold only for THIRTY DOLLARS PER TON Packed in bbb. of 250 lb3. each BONE DUST.

and Fine mixed. suitable -Lyriuiujj. X'iuuiou i We Warrant our Bono to Analyse Pure' Packed in bbls. of 250 lbs each. For Winter grain, Double-Refined Poudrotte and Fine Bone, mixed in equal proportions and drilled in with the seed, have produced most remarkable effects.

Sold as low as any article of same purity and fineness in the market. NITBO-PHOSPHATE OF LIME. We offer this Phosphate confidently as being as good, if not superior, to any ever made or sold in this market, containing a larger amount of soluble Phosphate and Ammonia than usual in Superphosphates. For permanent, as well as for immediate powerful effect upon land, it has 110 equal. Price in Now York, $55 per ton of 2,000 His.

For Prico Lists, Circulars, apply to WEDDEKBURN, my Alexandria, Ya. FAN OS, MELODKONS, PAKLOR ORGANS, FOR SALE OR RENT. I havo now on hand William Seinekamp's splendid 7 with carved legs, and all modern improvements. Two of Knabo 7 oct. second-hand, one of them nearly new, at a great reduction from first cost.

Several second-hand fine German Pianos, of less price, 63 Piano warranted. Smith's celebrated Parlor and Church Organs. Having an experience of 16 years in tuning and repairing Pianos, Melodoons, and still continuing my practice in the highest musical circle of Washington city, I can guarantee satisfaction to those who shall employ me. Persons in the country wishing to havo their Pianos tuned and repaired, will please correspond with me. VICTOR BECKER, Wareroom, CI, N.

Washington jy Cor. Queon, Alexandria. LIME! LIME! LIME! The subscriber having established at the Canal Basin extensive Kilns for the production of all descriptions of LIME, offers the same to farmers, citizens and the public generally, in quantities to suit, and at low rates. Persons of any description of Lime, whether for agricultural or building purposes, will find it to their interest to encourage homo manufacture. They will find my Lime cheap as the cheapest, and good as the best, it being burned in the latest improved kilns.

I also offer for sale, at like reasonable ratos, all kinds of BUILDING BRICK, to be had at GERMAN FRANCIS' BRICK-YARD. Orders may be left at the stores of J. Broders Co, King street; R. H. Stabler, corner King and Washington streets; at the Kiln, or my house, No.

50, south St. Asaphst. jv EMANUEL FRANCIS. QOPARTNERSHIP NOTICE. ZEPH ENGLISH is a partner in our Louse from this date.

The business in future will be conducted under the firm name of ENGLISH, PAUL 'Wholesale Grocers, jy 1-tf GREGORY PAUL. NOTICE. The undersigned have this day entered into copartnership, under the firm namo of GREGORY ENGLISH, as General Commission Merchants. S. P.

GREGORY, ZEPH ENGLISH. "Warehouse No. 29, cor. Water and July 1, Alexandria, Va. QREEN WISE, REAL ESTATE AGENTS AND AUCTIONEERS, INSURANCE GENERAL AGENCY BUSINESS, Buy and Sell, Rent and Exchange Houses and Lots, Farming Lands of every description, Mineral and Timber Lands, Mill Scats, Factories, Stone Quarries, Insurance, Life and Accident, Fire and the best companies in the country North and South.

Office No. 23, Green's Mansion House Building, Alexandria, Va. jg I A I Tho CO-OPERATIVE UNION of UNION No. 1, of VIRGINIA, at Alexandria, are prepared to make contracts for, and execute all kinds of Brickwork, in a workmanlike mannor and at reasonable ratoB. Apply to E.

STANTON, President. JAS. President. WM. BURGISS.

GEORGE PHILLIPS, or fo 24-Gni GEORGE RICHARDS. 9AMUET. H. JANNEY. MAHLON IT.

JANTTJCY TANNEY fi TJ niiAi.r.ao i PUKE DRUGS, LEWIS' WHITE LEAD, Paints, Oils and Varnishes, FRENCH WINDOW GLASS PUTTY. Ho. 145, King street. Orders and Inquiries from the country promptly attended to. sop JpLASTKR AND LATHS.

275 tons SOFT PLASTER. 20J.0G0 SAWED of schooner Eva May, Captain Richards, from Portland? for sale by B. H. LAMBERT, jy 23 18, Union Wharf. jjj B.

WHITTIHGTON, WITH CHARLES W. GREEN, DKAT.KK IN FARCY, DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS, Would respectfully solicit a call from his friends. feb 26? I FISH FISH! In store and to arrive? 100 bbla Eastern Herring. 100 I. 100 11 Labrador For sale by M.

ELDRIGE aug No. 11, South Wharves. JJOUSEHOLD BLESSING. UNION WASHING MACHINE AND WRINGER, constantly on hand and for sale by THOMAS PERRY, Agont, dec 8, Prince at. QETTYSRURG WATER.

A fresh supply of theis celebrated water, just received and for sale by COOK KELLEY, 107, King street. ANDR1A FRIDAY FERTHilZERS. jg FRANK COE'S SUPERPHOSPHATE OF LIME, OR BONE MANURE. WARRANTED GENUINE. This Fertilizer bus boen in.

uso twelve years, and each year has been improved in quality. Will insure a good crop on poor soil. At the same time it will improve the soil. No Manure can be more economical. Put up in Good Strong Bags of 125 pounds, each, and in barrels of about 250 lbs each.

charge for nackages. Sold by M. ELDKIDGE No. 4, South Wharves. Send for circulars aud testimonials.

ANALYSIS FOR E. FRANK COE'S SUPERPHOSHATE. 07, South Gay 1 September 26th, 1805. REPORT Of Analysis of E. F.

Coo's Superphosphate oi Limo. A sample of this, taken by myself, from a lot of about two hundred tons, which was brought into this market, was found upon Analysis to bo composed, as follows Of Biphosphate of 10.07 containingof Phosphoric Acid 12.11 11 Lime 4.77 Water 3.09 Of Free Phosphoric Acid hvdiated 0.82 oontainingof Phosphoric 4.80 41 Water 1.8*2 Of Phosphate of Iron and Ammonia 0.34 Of Sulphato of Limo hydrated 40.05 Sulphuric Acid 18.03 Lime .13.04 44 Water 8.38 Of Alkaline Salts 0.41 Of Sand and Animal Carbon 7.52 Of Organic ALatter, capable of producing 0.22 of Ammonia 3.05 Of Water as Moisture and Losa 15.87 100.00 Baltimore, August 3, 1854. E. Frank Cgk, osq. Enclosed please find result of my analysis of a sample of your Superphosphate of Lime.

This being such a superior article in overy respect, I cannot refrain from congratulating you upon such manufacture, which undoubtedly-will meet with great success. Wishing you every success, I am respoclfully and sincerely yours, 24-tfJ G. A. LiK-BIG. pAOIPIO GUANO COMPANY'S (capital $1,000,000.) SOLUBLE PACIFIC GUANO.

The value of this GUANO is now so v)ellknown and appreciated, that it does not roquiro further commendation from us. The Company owns the Guano Islands, and other sources of supply from which its rajv ma- terial is drawn. Hence, this Guano, possessing I high excellence, can bo brought into market at a price not exceeding that of tho ordinary Super-Phosphates of Limo. The large capital invested by this Company affords the surest guarantee of tho continued excellence of their fertilizer, as the safoty of their capital depends upon continued and permanent business. Experience has shown that this Guano ripen3 tho Wheat crop from five to six days earlier than the Super-Phosphates.

It is the policy and purpose of the Company to furnish the best fertilizer that enterprise and capital, aided bv the best scientific ability, can bring into markot, at the lowest possible cost to cip umers. KNOX WATTLES, Commission Merchants, Agents, jy 17, King Alexandria, Va. JjUERTILIZERS. Wo beg to call tho attention of our agricultural friends and others to our usual full supply of STANDARD FERTILIZERS. PERUVIAN GUANO, of tho latest importation-by the agents of tho Government.

The well-known fertilizers of the Lodi Manufacturing Company. FO WLE 4- SOLUBLE PHOSPHATED PERUVIAN GUARO, much cheaper than Peruvian Guano, fully equal in its effects audits rmanent improvement of the soil. COE'S BEAD LEY'S SUPER-PHOSPHATES, OBER'S AMMONIATED 8UPER-PHOSPHATES. The celebrated ALT A VELA PHOSPHATE. Wo also fill orders for all other fertilizers known in the market, at the very lowest cash prices.

HOOE, WEDDERBURN (Successors to Powle Co.) au T-tf Ho. 2, Prince T)ERUV I AN GUANO. 500 tons No. 1 PERUVIAN GUANO, direct from the Warehouse of the Importer. For sale by B.

H. LAMBERT, jy 24 18, Union Wharf JELL'S PHOSPHATE AND RAW BONE. 100 tons Zell's'Super Phosphato. 100 tons Zell's Raw Bone. For sale by BREW IS LAWSON, jy Agents.

JJH)NE DUST. 100 tons fine Bono Dust. 50 41 coarse 14 5(J 44 flour Bono. received in store and lor sale by HOOE, WEDDERBURN CO. aug JgXCELSIOK.

400 tons J. Turner Excelsior. 100 tons J. Turner Ammoniated Phosphato. For sale by BREWI5 LAWSON, jy 17? oo3m Agents.

J. J. Turner Excelsior for sale low. Prico $70 per ton. BRKWIS LAWSON, sep Agents.

TT A1 A ill i.V 6, SUMAC WAIN TED ROSENTHAL, ALEXANDRIA, VA. 22? Grii MAC The HIGHEST MARKET PRICE will be paid by the subscriber for SUMAC. JAMES E. McGKAW. jy 16? 3m No.

30-3, King stl JJARDWARE, CUTLERY, We have on hand a large and well assorted Stock of Goods in our lino, and are selling nearly all classes of Building Hardware at reduced prices. Terras cash, jy 21 J. CREIGHTON SON. EVENING, SEPTEMBER BOOKS A XTATIOIVEBY. gCHOOL BOOKS 1 I SCHOOL BOOKS! AND 0II0 0 STATIONS WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

The largest ami most complete stock of School Books and School Stationery ovor ottered in this market, is now being opened at FRENCH'S Depot of Books and Stationery, No. 93, King street. The list embraces all the loading Text Books, in English, German, Latin and Greek. Everything roquisito for the complete outlit of Scholars and Students can bo procured, and and at prices as low as they can be bought in any city. Everybody in want of School Books will find it to their interest to exarnino my stock before purchasing.

Orders from tho country promptly attonded to. sep2 GEO. E. FBENCH. MEW SONGS FOR THE PIANO-No.

3. Sing to me, Mother, ballad, by William B. i Bradbury, 35c. i Soldier's to John Berryman, of Baltimore, by F. N.

Crouch, 35c. The Spot where I was born, beautiful ballad, arranged by Alexander Clarke, 30c. There's no such girl as Sally, a song, words by Philander Jones, Ye Squire, 40c. 'Tis evening brings my heart to thee, words by Fanny Crosby, 35c. Virginia Seronado, by B.

F. Bishop, music by Charles L. Peticolas. 30c. Whore Ignorance is Bliss, from the colebra- ted French Comic Opera of "LaBelle Hc-lone," 40 cents.

We Ported by the River Side, by William S. Hays, author of "Nora O'Neal," Shambus 0'- 1 Brien," 40e. Ye Midnight Stars, Soienado, by Geo. Cooper, music by J. K.

Thomas. 50c. You Naughty, Naughty by Laurat, music by Augustus Cull. 33c. You Naughty, Naughty Men, sung by Mis3 Milty Oavondish in the "Black Crook," 35.

Music sent by mail, free of postage, on receipt of price. Music ordered daily. All orders promptly attended to, by "ROBERT BELL, aug 31 Healer in Music, Ya. PIECES SHEET MUSIC, VOCAL i e)UU AND INSTRUMENTAL. "As I said beiore," I have the only regular stock of Music and Musical Works ever gotten up in Alexandria, sorry to say it, and am pre pared to furnish anything in that line, if to bo had at all.

Pecuniary, as well as other almost insurmountable objections, preclude the possibility of giving tho names, of all tho Music I have on hand, as I could till any newspaper published in this city. A liboral discount is made to teachers of music and schools. Music sent by mail at publishers' prices, free of any additional expense. Orders promptly tilled. Terms cash.

JOHN H. PARKOTT, Dealer in Music, Blank Books, Paper, Stationery, Alexandria, Ya. aug WINTER J-UPo Vv 1868. ls' MILLINERY GOODS! RIBBONS, TRIMMING RIBBONS, VELVET RIBBONS, SILKS, SATINS, VELVETS, Fancy Bonnet Materials, Blonds, Crapes, Netts, French Flowers, Plumo3 and Ornaments, BONNETS AND LADIES' HATS, In Straw, Silk, Velvet and Felt. Wo offer tho largest and best assorted stock in the United States, comprising all the latest Parisian Novelties, and unequaillod in choice variety and cheapness.

ARMSTRONG, CATOK 237 and 239, Baltimore street, aug nV Baltimore. lOOO CORDS OF GOOD 1 CHESTNUT OAK BARK, for which we "will pay $14 per cord, delivered at Alexandria on the cars of the A. M.R. or at tho Tannery. "Wc also want 500 COEDS OF GOOD BLACK OAK BAKK, for whicli wo will pay S10 per cord.

We havo always on hand OAK and HEMLOCK SOLE LEATHER, UPPER LEATHER, of all kinds, Harness, Bridle and Skirting I we sell at tho lowest cash prices. We are paying the highest cash prices for good BEEP HIDES, dry and green. C. C. SMOOT SONS, ap Alexandria, Ya.

JOE CREAM SALOON. BRENGLE'S ICE CREAM SALOON, No. 121, King street, Having been thoroughly repaired, relitted and refurnished, is now open for tho accommodation of the public Ladies and gentlemen will find this saloon an agreeable place in which to refresh themselves with ICES and CONFECTIONS. ICE CREAM at $1.50 per gallon. ICE CREAM, Orangeade, Chocolate Cream, Water lees and Confectionery furnished at the shortest notice and delivered to any part of tho city.

jo A HOOP SK I RTS. 1 LADIES', MISSES' AND CHILDREN'S- ALL SIZES. AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. These goods are direct from tho factory in Birmingham, and of superior quality. 1 Also, a lull line of Bridal Trail Skirts for long dresses, and those beautizul Walking Dress Skirts, which can he lengthened or shortened 1 at pleasure.

ROBERT L. WOOD, I 21 Oornor Kintr and Fairfax streets. FOR SALE, at tho Mount Vernon Cotton Mill, TWO SECOND-HAND FORTY HORSE-POWER ENGINES and THREE large BOILERS, together or separately. For 1 driving saw or other purposes, where fuel is not an important item, these engines and 1 boilers will perform about as good work as if new, and will be sold for one third tho cost of new ones of equal power aug A. THOMAS.

RIVER ROUTE. STEAMER WAWASET-TWO TRIPE A I WEEK. On and after TUESDAY next, Soptember 1, the Wawaset will make two trips a week, on TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS, for CUKRIO- MAN and CONE RIVER, touching at her usual intermediate landings. On Tuesday hc-r trip is to Currioman on Friday to Cone Washington at 6 and Alexandria at 7 o'clock a. m.

aug 28 POTOMAC FERRY CO. LOST No. 505 for thirteen shares of the capital stock of the Alexandria, Loudoun and Hampshire K.R. issued to the undersigned on tho 17th day of has been stolen from him and lost. Notice is hereby given that application will bo mado to said company for the issue of a ccrtiri- cate in lieu thereof, aug EDWARD PYNE.

lino lot of No. 1 Potomac Herring, in barrels and half barrels, just received and lor sale by GEO. L. SEATON, 12 170, King street. jyjOSQUITO NETTING.

A large supnly just received and for sale by aug 26 CHAS. W. GREEN, 69, King et. 4, 1868.: AORICULTtJBAL. rjiO WHEAT GROWERS.

Just received 100 tons of ANDREW COE'S SUPERPHOSPHATE OF LIME, which I can recommend as a Fertilizer having superior. Price SCO per ton in bags or bbls. ALSOUorc Dust, warranted pure. Patapseo Guano. AT TI i ino.

i i cruvmn vtuano, anti ouier Standard Fertilizers. Timothy Seed, Clover Seed, HERBERT BRYANT, nug-27 No. 2-3, King Alexandraa, Va. jlO WHEAT GROWERS. received 100 tons of ANDREW COE'S SUPER-PHOSPHATE OF LIME, i which I can recommend, as a Fertilizer having io superior.

Price $60 per ton, in bags or HERBERT BRYANT, aug 26 No. 26, King Alexandria, Va. Grain drillsi GRAIN DRILLS! GRAIN DRILLS! Wagoner's celebrated Gum Spring jluano Attachment. It is one of tho most iablo and useful soeders for tho sowing of all cinds of grain and fertilizers known to this 1 For sale at factory prices, by HERBERT BRYANT, 1 Manufacturer's jy 9 No. 23.

King Alexandria, Va. PERTILIZEKS! FERTILIZERS! fertilizers! I olfer for tho fall seeding the following STANDARD FERTILIZERS: No. 1 Peruvian Gui.no. Andrew Coe's Super Phosphate of Lime. Turner's Excelsior.

Patapsco Company's Guano. Bone Dust, warranted genuine. HERBERT BRYANT, i jy 9 No. 25, King Alexandria, Va. FAIRBANKS STANDARD SCALES, AT I FACTORY PRICES, BY BRYANT, Manufacturer's Agent, No 25, King bet.

Water and Union, jy Alexandria, Ya LAND AGEN'rS. HUM. H. BECK REAL ESTATE AGENTS, Have for sale BLTY PROPERTY, OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS, I 5 RICK. A 0 FRAME HO USES, 1 Prices from S300 to $10,000.

1 VACANT LOTS, WHARF PROPERTY, ARKET GARDENS, and SUBURBAN RESIDENCES. 1 I ALSO- 1 A number of Valuable Farms, Mills and I Vood lands, lying on our railroads and rivers. 1 They also attend to renting property. Parties placing property in their hands get he benefit of extensive advertising free of all Call and get a circular at their oflice, treet, (Jamieson Bro's. Ins.

cilice,) or ad- Iross, ROBERT F. KNOX, Ya. Real Estate Agency, Box 289. Alexandria, Va. rHOMAS a.

jl ALL. GRAYSON TYLER A Jtti JN VJ I Depot, Manassas Gap Kail road, and Buckland, Princo William county, Va. (' I'llo subscribers having associated thomsel ves or tho purpose of buying and selling lands in Fauquier, Princo William and adjoining coun- are prepared to oiler to purchasers a num- of farms, 200 to 1000 it prices ranging from So to $10 per Parties desiring to locate in this State, will do well to examine tho lands wo oiler before purchasing elsewhere. Will attend the depot at Gainesville, and at Buckland daily, and be prepared to take care of and show parties the property wo offer. This immediate vicinity oilers great inducements in the way of rail and turnpike roads to tho markets of Alexandria, Georgetown and Washington, distant 35 to -10 miles, and from 5 to 8 miles from Warren ton, on tho Orango and Alexandria K.

tho county scat of Fauquier. No section of the State possesses greater ad- vantages for grazing, fruit culture and iarm- ing, its nearness to market enabling producers to place in the above market daily Uie surplus products of fruits, vegetables, Flour and grists mills are numerous. At 1 Buckland, 3 miles from Gainesville, a large woollen factory is in successful operation, affording a home market for wool and other products. The water and health ot this section is unsurpassed. Wo will be glad to furnish information to all purties desiring it, with full de criptions of the lands.

Terms or sale will be liberal. Address, BALL TYLER, P. 0. Gainesville Depot, Prince William Va. W.

Downman, Washington, D. Gen. Daniel Buggies, U.S. Land md Immigration Company. New York; M.

B. Washington, Warrenton, Va. ap 3 Loudoun and fauquier lands FOR SALE. I am authorized to sell about fifty, of the moat desirable farms in Loudoun and Fauquier counties. ARTHUR 1" ROGERS, Attorney at Law and Land Agent, ap Middleburg, Va.

ADIES'' BUCKSKIN GAUNTLETS, of superior quality, just receivod by aug CHAS. GREEN, 68, King st. NUMBER 182. jgALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL. ESTABLISHED AS A REFUGE FROM Quackery.

THE ONLY PLACE WHERE A CUKE CAN BE OBTAINED. DR. JOHNSON has discovered the Certain, Spoony, and only Effectual Remedy the World for Weakness of the Back or Limbs. Strictures, Affection of tho Kidneys or Bladder Involuntary Discharges, Impolency, General Debility, Nervousness, Dyspepsia, Languor, Low Spirits, Confusion of Ideas, Pfdpitation of the Heart, Timidity, Trembling, Dimness of Sight, or Giddiness, Diseaso of the Head, Throat. Nose, or Skin.

Affections of the Liver Lungs, Stomach, or Terrible Disorders arising from Solitary Habits of and solitary practices more fata' to their victims than the song of Syrens to th? of Ulysses, blighting their most il liant hopes or rendering marriage, impossible. YOUNG MEN, Especially, have become the victims solitary vice, that dreadful and destructive habit which annually sweeps to an ultimclv grave thousands of Young Men of the mcd axcellent talents and brilliant intellect, who might otherwise entranced listening M.uh tors with tho thunders of eloquence, or waU-d io estacy the living lyre, may call with lull 2onfidence. MARRIAGE. Married Persons, or Young Men comtempia.ing marriage, being aware of Physical Woak20ss, Organic Debility, Deformities, speedily jured. Ho who places himself under the care 01 Dr J.

may rehgiously confide in his honor as a gentleman, and confidently rely upon bis skill is a physician. ORGANIC WEAKNESS Immediately cured and full vigor restored. This distressing affection, which renders lite miserable and marriage impossible, is the peualty paid by the victims of Young persons are too apt to commit excesses from not being aware of the dreadful consequences that may ensue. Now, who thai understands the subject will pretend to deny the power of procreation is lost sooner by falling into improper than by the urudent? Besides being deprived of the pleasure of healthy offspring, the moct serious and lestructive symptoms of both body and mind irise. Tho By.stem becomes deranged, the Physical and Mental Weakened, Loss of Procreative Power, Nervous Irritability, Dyspepsia, Palpitation of the Heart, Indi gestion, Constitutional Debility, and Wasting )f the Frame, Consumption, Decay and Death DR.

JOHNSON, Member of the Royal College ot Surgeons London, Graduato ot one of the most eminom Jolleges in the united States, and the greater part of life has boon spent in the licspitils of London, Paris, Philadelphia, and elsewhere, has effected some of the most astonishing cures that were ever known, many troubled with ringing in tho bead and ears when asleep, nervousness, being alarmed at sudden sounds, bashfulness, with frequent blushing, sometimes with derangement of miud vere cured immediately. TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE. Dr. J. addresses all those who have injure hemselves by improper indulgence and soli ary habits, which ruin both body and mind, mlitting thorn for either business, study, socio or marriage.

Those are soma of the sad and melancholy iffects produced by early habits of youth, viv. Weakness of the Back and Limbs, Pains in u. lead, Dimness of Sight, Loss of Muscular i'owjr, Palpitation of the Heart, Dyspepsia, Norrous Irritability, Derangement of the Digestive General Debility, Symptoms oi Jonsumption, fearful effects on the mind ire much to be dreaded. Loss of Memory, Confusion of Ideas, Depression of Suiiits, Kvii forebodings, Averson to Self Distrust, jOve of Solitude, Timidity, are sonro he evils produced; Thousands of persons of all ages can now udge what is the cause of their declining health, oeing their vigor, becoming weak, pale, nervous and emaciated, having a singular appearmce about the eyes. Cough, and Symptoms Jonsumption.

YOUNG MEN, "Who have injured themselves by a cor ain practice, indulged in, a habit l'ro learned from evil companions, or at chooi, the effects of which are nightly felt, iven when asleep, and, if not cured, renders narriage impossible, and destroys both mind tnd body, should apply immediately. What a pity that a young man, the hope ol lis country, tho prido of his parents, should be natched from all prospects and enjoyments ife by tho consequence of deviating from tho lath of nature, and indulging in a curtain habit, ouch persons must, before contomilating MARRIAGE, eflect that a sound mind and body are the lecessary requisites to promote connubial hapliness. Indeed, without these the journey hrough life becomes a weary pilgrimage; the irosptct hourly darkens to tho view, the mini lecomes shadowed with despair and tilled ho melancholy reflection that tho Lappincva mother becomes blighted with your own. DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE. When tho misguided and imprudent votary if pleasure llnds that he has imbibed the seed.

jf this painful disease it too oiton Happens in ill-tirnud sense of shame or road of discov 3ry deters him from applying to those, who from education and respectability, can. alone befriend him, delaying till the constitutional symptoms of this horrid diseaso make their appearance, such as ulcerated sore throat, diseased tioso, nocturnal pains in the head and limbs, limness of sight, deafness, nodes on the shinbones and arms, blotches on the head, face and sxtremities, progressing with frightful rapidity Li! I at last the palate of the mouth or tL; Df the nose fall in, and the victim of this awful disease becomes a horrid object of a don, till death nuts a period to his dreadful suf ferings, by sending him to "that Country from whence no traveller returns. It is'a MELANCHOLY FACT that thuii ands fall victims to this terrible disease, owing to thu unslcilfulness of ignorant proteuders, who, by the use of that DEADLY POIEON, M.K KOLTItY, ruin the constitution and the residue of life miserable. DK. JOHNSON, Office, No.

7, South Frederick Street, BALTIMORE, Left hand side going from Baltimore street, few doors from the comer. Fail not to observe same and number. letters received unless post paid, containing a stamp to be on thu Persons writing should state age, and portion of advertisement describing symptoms. The Doctor's DIPLOMA hangs in his ollice. IND 0 RSEME27 OF THE PRESS.

The many thousands cured at tins establishment within the last twenty and the nu inerous important Surgical Operations performed by Johnson, witnesses by the reporters Sun Knn many other papers, notices ot which have appeared again and again the public, besides his standing geatlomar of character and respectability, isj a suliicioiiy guarantee to the aihicted. SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED. Baltimore, jan EMOVAL TO 101, KING STREET, (FRENCH'S OLD STAND.) On and after the lirgt day of April next, th? subscriber will bo found at the above stand where he will bo pleased to see his old custom, era, and all othors who may want any thin ir the WATCH or JEWELRY LINE mar S. FLEMING..