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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-12-24


ITO AL persons afflicted with sexual Diseases /
1 a. EpERMAIURKHQ,A, SEMINAL NEA \
NESS, IMpOTLNCE, GONOKRllLA, GLEEI.
tTPUILIS, the Ni:y u UNANiSN, or SELL
.HCSE h., g..
he HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in view Of the
A,,.;l Destruction Of human life caused by scNua!
i ao4sg', and the deccptions prac;sed upon the un-
ilr;unac yic,im, Of such diseases by Quacks,
raj years ago directed their Consulting Surgeon,
:. CHARITABLE ACT worthy Of their narlc, to
tpnn = Uispensary Tor the treatment Of this class
81 u.sesscs, IN al their forms, and 70 give MEDI-
~. ApNiCE GEATIS, 70 all who apply by let
~ with Z description OF their condition, taSe,
Jccupatiop, habits Vi life, &C., and in cases ofex-
tr-ine poverty, " FURNISH MEDICINES FREE
OF fCuAKQE. II - necdIess ~ atld that the As
,oci. ton commands the highest Medical skill OF
the age aud will rUrni.A ,hc mos; approved mod
crn treatment.
The Directors, on 4 REV Of the past f.,l As
sured that their abois IN this sphere OF benevolent
effort havo been Of great benefit ~ the afflicted,
pecisly to the young, and they have resolved to
devote themselves, with renewed ZEAL to this very
important but much dcspisod cause.
just Published ly the Association, Report on
Spermatorrhoa, or seminal Weakness the Vice OF
Onauisin, Mas,urbation or Seli-Abusc, and other
Diseases OF tao Sexual Organs. 10y the Consulting
Surgeon, which will Be se"t by mail, lin a sealed
envelopoD FREE OF CHARGE, on receipt Of
TWO STAMPS fox postage.
Address for Report or treatment. DR.. GEORGE
z. CALHOUN, Consulting Surgeon, Howard As
ISOLATION, No. South Ninth Street, Philadelphia
Pa BY order Of the Directors.
EZRA y. HEAkTWEIL,
!S-tf President
GEO. IAIRCIITLD, Secretary.
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Two Improved Farms
FOR = ALE.

QNE lying six miles west OF the village Of Paw
" Paw, OF the territorial road containing lO2
OF choice farming land, with sixty acres cf
Improvement On the promises is good
pa ing Orchard. Water.
.1d o;hyr coaveul, ncc----a very desirable fai.n.--
rhe other contains 80 acres nearly ali improved,
Ti;h a small new dwelling house, nearly complete
good barn and a ine thrifty young orchard
valuable place for ono desiring farm, of that size
p. te above viii o., solI Cheap. For further por-
t.culart, and term. Of payment, impure of
l6,-tf 4. SHERMAE / CO.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

STATE OF MICHIGAN County of Van Buren,,
y IS. Notice is hereby given that application has
been made TO said court, by 0rrin I. Welch ad-
miuisrator Of the Estate of Stephen @. Hathaway
deceased for license to sell certain Real Estatc Of
said deceased. Ihcreupon 1t is ordered, that Mon
day. tho twenty fourth day ofJanusry at ton o'clock
in the orcnoon DO assigned for tho hearing of said
petition and that the heirs vt law Of said deceased,
and s other persons interested in said estate, are
required to appear at session OF said Court then
to be holden az tho Probate Office in tho village OF
Paw Paw and show cause, if any there be, Why the
prayer Of the petitioner should not be granted -:
And il is futhcr ordered that said petitioner give
notice to the persons interested in said estate OF the
pendcncy Of said petition, and tho hearing thereof
by causing copy of this order to be published in
the True Nortiernsr newspaper printed and cir
culated in sad County Of Van Buren, four suocog-
sivc wcoks, previous to said day Of hearing.
A. W. NASH,
Judge Of Probate.
A true Copy.) l9lwi
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Il ave ~. loved ligLdy," a. the man
ia whom b. married q widow weighing
three hundred pounds
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Furniture Rms.

THIS wcll-knowu establishment continues TO turn
j. out as elegant and tasty furniture as can be
found in Western Michigan-whieh is warranted
70 be exeellcd by none in point Of
DURABILITY, PATTERN, STYLE,
FINISH d CuEAPNEsS.
Our work is all manufactured from the best ma
torials-madc after the pattern of the most
FASHIONABLE aud APPROVED
Models, and 10 pains will be spared to mako IL suit
the wishes and tastes Of our numerous customers.
READY-MADE CoFFINs
Constantly on hand and for sale.
~ Most kinds Of Produce and Lumber taken
at market prices.
Paw Paw, Aug. '5s. 173-iy J. PALMER.
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A PRIZE FOR EVERYBODY!
wuosup sCRIBEs FOR THE
New York Weekly tress
A BEAUTIFULLY
II.I.US rRATED
NIIIT NEW SPAPER'

THE NEW YORK WEEKLY PRESS is one
Of tie best literary papors OF the day. large
oparto con, aiming TWENTY PAGES, or SIXTY
COLUAiNS, o. understanding matter; and ELE-
GANTL.Y ILLUSTRATED every week.
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E11- Good looking girls in NAL attire
arc dangerous co1nterleits.
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BRICk AILN.

100000 BRICK now on band and f,r ,als ~. -.
Bl.ck Kiln, Jp, and q hat miles west &C tie ~
lac Of Paw Paw. 1hose wishing 90 purcii.c
vii la1 10 f'r taer i,;y.e.. 20 call 81 lis kiln o..
trgc maftns their .lrr3= geIlcuts els shere y e
a ies Thousand VIII pRitE. Mas kinds # rre
lics taken in exch2' a.. c. W WHIPPLE.
October 1875 ls2l
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E,y- A Railway Accident--.A Dividend
w-a-days,
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AGIFr WORTH FROM 80 ENTs TO sieOO,
WILL Re SENT TO EACH SUBSCRIBER ON
RECEIPT OF TIE SUBSCRIPTION MONEY.
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&. y. SHERMAN,
= 7 L g. l. Pr OPRIETOP.

;ages leave Paw Pa~ village aud connect o.
tne Station, ION line Of Michigan Central Rail
EonLy Win passenger trains Last and West-rc.
ulrlrg u Is viilI;c, on arrival Of each train.
- vass9aEer3 carried AZ al times between
Iaw Paw and LAYTON. Extra called for, rnn a.
al hours. stage Office at the i" Exchange" II .teP
where Express packages CT hundles viii 10 deposit.
ci aad received.
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a t.u,yoi.4t Iustitution, established H. sPc'ial
,ui,aMcuy yr ia r,ci a.! tue sicl. aud 'h-tr,r,oi
.,f iced wiz. FIX. .ynt AID ipiicmic disease.
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NATHAN II. BlrrLY, Atty.
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Mortgage ale.

JAMES MoLAUE1E, Mortgage.
:. II. BI.cKNAS, Atty Tor Mortgaece lPawl ,
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EyECVTORS SALE,

S. II. BLAcKMAs, Attorney.
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December 9th. 1855.
\ true Copy.9
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-29
An Interesting Decision.

Joseph 5. Wilson. esq Acting Commits
eioner of the General Land Office, has just
rendered an important decision, concerning
Leavenworth Island, which involves the ques-
ton Of the boundary line between the State
OF Missouri and Kansas Territory. The de-
cision lie rendered on application Of Weldon
Mersham, 10 pre-emp pit a portion Of land lyirg
upon the said Island. Mr.. Mers!am ~cert,fes
and proves that said island is contiguous
to the Missouri shore, and ouly separates
theretrom by a slough, in high water,
and that the whole enamel of the Mis-
souri, river flows between the l.land and
the State Of Kansas. 10 consideration, there
fore, that the act Of June 7th. 1856, estab-
fishing the western boundary of the State OF
Missouri extends the jurisdiction Of that
State to the river; and that the orgiuiz-
alton of Kansas Territory by the act OF
May 30ih 1854 is a subsequent transaction,
aud that the eastern boundary Of that Ter.
ritory as defined by said act, is made
to depend on the western boundary Of
the State Of Missouri, the Commissioner
decides that the boundary Of the said State
extend to the middle vi the proper channel
Of said river, and. Of course, includes the
above named island. This decision is In ac-
cord anc with the principle established by
the L. States Supreme Court in the case
of llanly's Lessee rs. Anthony et al, 9th
Wheaton's Reports Wash. Star.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-29
Naval.

The following orders have Just been issued
by the Navy Department:
Pursers W. W. J. Kelly, j. X. iIaIwood
and G. C.. jackson, have been ordered to
the Paraguay expedition.
Purscr John HImbleton has been order.
ed to the Naval Academy at Annapolis.
Purser Mexican Buchanan has been or
dered to relieve Purser Bates, as INSPECTOR
of provisions, &c, at the Boston Navy-Iard.
Commander r. Semmes has been detached
from duty as Light house Inspector Of the Mo-
bile District, AID appointed Secretary to the
Light house Board in thu city.
Lieut.. K F. Chapman has been appointed
Lighthouse inspector tor the Mobile District.
Commander B f. Sands has been detached
from duty on the Coast Survey, and ordered
to duty with the Board Of CONSTRUCTION,
Equipment, aud Repair Wash. Star.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-29

On the 25,h Sept, 1885, in about the 40;h
year Of her age. Mrs. NJ f. MARSTELLER,
the beloved wife OF 5. a. Msrsteiler, OF Virgin
ia. In her long and severe disease, sustained by
her religious faith, she was able to appreciate to
the las, moment the kindness o! her numerous
aud dear friends She leaves d large family to
mouIn the loss o; an angel mother. If the de
votion of medical skill (her physician scarcely
leaving her bed side Tor days before her decease)
the attention Of relatives and friends could have
prolonged her stay, she would YET be in our
midst; but the inscrutable will OF Providence
has deprived her many children OF her protect
ing presence, and relieved her Of the mIserIes
and sutf.rings OF mortality. t%>entinel please
copy.1
In Washington, on the Goth instant, at II o.
clock, p. NJ. Miss MARY &. HANDY, in the
10th year OF her age.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-29
Interesting from Mexico.

San Luis dates of September 5, received
at New Orleans, represent that q battle was
soon expected to take place between the forces
of Viiaurri and Miramou. The latter has
about 1000 men, and the army Of ;be Nortb
counts upon 5000, which, united to LOCO
more under Corouodc, from chihuahua, will
force Miramon to accept battle between San
Luis ind the capital. Upon this battle de-
ponds the fate of Mexico. 1t is hardly
thought that Miramou will show fight -
The Governor Of Il .catecas was in the course
Of a week to send $4,000 for the army If Vi
daurfi, and with that sum 1t would commence
It, march.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-29
CoMYUNICATED.
Position Of Summsrs and Letcher.


Although Mr. Summers is not a candidate
Tor any pubic office, and is not likely to be, yet
some OF The Democratic papers are republlshlng
iaeIr own editorials against him in 1851, and
are endeayorIug q hoodwlrk their readers with
the IDEA tnat there Is a worldwide difference
between The position occupied by MIR. Summers
leat'y ,air'y years ago, and that OF Mr.. Letcher
only elgh, year. ego, 1t is nothing to the pur.
pose ior these democratic papers to reproduce
,helr own charges against MIR. Summers in 1881.
We extract the above from an article in
the Rlc' mond Wing. We say to our con
temporary Of the Wing, lie. the locofooo press
mp upon this subject. They will learn ip
due tine, il they do not appear ignorant just
low, that one Of their prominent champions
u Mr.. Summers vas an abolitiopist in
ISL endorsed him by voting for him 10
opposition to Joseph johnson, thus approving
scOAuollsm al Il later period even than Mr..
L.tcber. We allude to the Hon. Charles
Jsues Faulkner. II be ras the Father Of
tie Fugitive Slave Bill" be pas also the sup
porter Of the Hon. Mr.. Summers, who has
tteo den0urcad as an ab%olitionist. But as
NJ Is not yet nominated, We leave him
and hs course for future scrutiny = Virgi-
ma Free Press. ALPHA.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-29

1t is estimated that the actual humber Of
citizens entitled to vote 10 the State Of New
York at the present time, exceeds 100 O0o -
The total vote of November, 1857, was $780,
Coolies by 264 ,O9S than the whole number.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-29

Thos. j ferson Page, Jr, Of Washington,
has been selected by Commodore Shubrick
as bis secretary. to accompany him upon the
psrsonay expeditiop,
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%WED@
BY MAGNE7YC TELEGRAPH.

RICHMOND. Sept. %. -McGruder's extern
sive hIur mill, near this city, was totally de-
strcyed by fire this IN rning. L3ss S25 900.
with an insurance 10 New York and Rich
mond.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-29

IONNETS, klBBUNS. ARTIFICIAL
ID FLOWERS AND MILL merry GOODS
GrNERALLY-JOHN +. EE.1hS has Just
received a splendid assortment OF GOODS in
he above line, which, in beauty. crafty, and
price, Cannot he surpassed by any establishment
south OF New YORK. Has assortment comprises
BONNE1S OF tee latest and icost fashionable
styles; RIBBONS, OF al. grades; aud AkTlfl.
CiAL FLOWERS aud HUGHES, in great Sh
ric'y. he S $50 manufacturing RtNNETS,
of every description, and IL Styles OF rIegarce
not to be surpassed He solicI's a call az MS
old stand. No. s., King street. sep q
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-29

II NOTICE.-Providence permitting, there
will be a Sunday School Celebration at Falls
Church, Fairfax County, Virginia, on Wednes-
day, the 18th instant. Procession 20 ioIm al
the new Baptis, Church, at lO1 o'clock, A NJ
and march 10 a beautiful grove near by, where
the exercises will be held. Hon h. w. Thomas,
Judge Brocchus, Rev. DR.. Sampson, and other
distinguished speakers are engaged 10 deliver
appropriate addresses. A variety OF recltauonS
by the scholars may be expected Also, music
in abundance, as we'll as refreshments. The
friends OF Sunday Schools are invited 10 attend.
yy order of the Committee OF Arrangements
II. ". READ, Chairman.
Ell. Cl,,,.h cav D7-aoDt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-29

VIZ Il A. MURRAY, MERCHANT TAiLoRs
w No Iu3, King sire eli, have Ju.t received
a tu'l and complete assortment OF FALL ard
WINTER GOODS. consisting OF FRENCH
CLOTHS. CA>NINERE>. NE>TINGS, and
GpnrItmrn's Furnishing GOODS generally.
They are prepared 10 receive orders, aEd furnish
GOODS, made in the bes' name and OF ;"e
most approved styles. They invite the attention
OF their customers, and the pubic generally.
sen =
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COM
Tho Markets.

BALTIMORE, Sept 2s-Flour steady. How
Nj street and Oalo $3.50. Wheat is firm;
't l>aI3rc white 1850. Corn is steady at
'i.!c !oT yeloS, white at Sl9s3c. Wits
a! sIc"er but nominal. Provisions very dull;
1':s PoIA S'65rGS 1875.
"T YORK, Sept. ?s.-Flour has declined;
"'oi $500 b5ts. State s. 2CGS5.35; Ohio
s"aS995; Southern $5.5O6S5.75. Wheat is
"'y'ai safes Of $1,000 bushels; Southern red
S+' White Sl4yGSl IS. Corn is firm; sales
" E'"Vy bush. mixed 7OG75c. Pork has de.
.H''' Ness declined SC $lo.750Sl6 50; prime
800. "alskey is quiet at 23c. Stocks are
-s"' virginia IS 90. Sterling Exchange
'at'lv- al 10.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-29

VIZ ENIWORTH SEMINARY, FOR YousG
w LADIES a LDERI +. bAaSfUED,
pRlNClPhL--a2 Prince street, Alexandra iar
next ession OF TINS institution will commence
September 18th. The Course OF Instruction /,
in'eGded to develope The Intellectual. social, and
moral faculties, and by importing a thorough
practical. and accomplished education tt the
pupil Tor the faithful discharge OF he response.
be duties that await her in lie.
Great pans "til be taken 10 promote intel
!ectuai advancement by rendering the acquIsI.
ton OF knowledge pleasant and by training he
pupil to correct habits OF thought ard reflection.
aEg lS-rrti
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-29

VrHE GREAT SOUTHERN CLOTHING
ESTABLISHMENT As FLOURlSHiNH
As EVER beg leave 10 announce TO my
friends, in this city and abroad, that am now
daily receiving 4 large stock Of SPRING and
SUMNER CLOTHING, winch, having been
manufacture 10 my especial order at the North.
am enabled 10 guarantee them for good, JGTa-
bic, and vel made Clothing, which ! can sell
al Northern prices, and cheaper than any other
establishment IN this clty. '0untry merchants
would do we'll before purchasing elsewhere, 10
call aad examine my Wi selected stock OF
ClotuIng, which | Will sell al such rates that they
again can sell them al Alexandra retail prices
| nave. also, on my last vast 10 the North,
made arrangements for manufacturing 'l0ti!'1S
10 measure. ID tnp shortest notice wklcn, Tor
L~-atness. iashioI, aud durability, viii DEFY
competition.
In the Furnishing lire, am supplied from The
first manufactures. and am always Kept posted
a. to the latest styles.
Geu.lrmru's SHIRTS made 10 order. and
warranted to nj, or 10 sale. All ASK - a triai.
Remember the well known GREAT SOUTHERN
CLornISG HOUSE," No. 100 King street, cpposste
SarcpfG Hail. SIMON WATERMAN.
ap BY
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ID.

On the 18th instant by the Rev. Mr.. Meador,
Mr.. NICHOLAS MCGiNNlS, TO JANE FER.
RIS, both OF Westmoreland County, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-29

TKUSTEE'S SALE-The undersigned, A.
Trustees, offer al Private Sale, al The Coach
Factory OF Bowen, Berlin n Peal, NO 10, cor
ntr Of King and Henry streets, Alexandra q
very superior Iot OF CARRIAGES OF every de-
scrlptlon, with HARNESS 10 suit consisting IN
part OF the following, Phaetons, Charriotes,
tour and two seat Rockaways, Buggies with or
without tops, Jersey Wagons, Double and Single
Harness, &c, &c.
TEaxs.-All purchases Of and under 500
ninety ia. ; credit, over that sum SIX months
Notes with approved security required III al.
Cases. r. b: MANioh' ! Trusrees
le 7-eoti D. FUNSTEN, ~
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NTILLIAM D. MASSEY, MERCHANT

IA Lillian u. hhNSfl, NEhI NAV
" TAILOR, mas lst received his Stock OF
FALL AND WINTER GOODS, Tor Gentle
mems wear, consisting c. French and English
CLOTHS. OF various coiors. and from the best
manufacturers Black Doe Skin CASSiNERE>;
FrenCA. English, and Scotch Fancy C~ass!me:s>,
Black: Brown. and Olive Beaver and Tricot Over
Coatings; Black and Fancy Matilasse VEST
lNGS; Velvet, Satin, and Grenaiine do; Fine
White Linen and Narseilles Dress SHIRTS;
Saxony Under Shirts ard Drawers; Neck Ties
Cravats: Stocks; Pocket Haudke!chtets; Glove;
Buck MIr's; Shirt Collars; Suspemders; Money
Belts. AID Hall Hose.
READY-NiADE CLOTHING gotten up III
the best style, and Of the various kinds, with d
full stock OF the v'ry bet trimmings.
Thankful for the conldcace heretofore be.
slowed BY nay customers, ! assure The public
that ever effort snail be made III the future TO
merit d continuance OF the same Store No
g. King street, one door above Royal, South
side. sep IS
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Falls Church, sep 27-eo2t

MORE NEW BOOKS, MAGAZINES. AND
wi PAPERS, AT GEO. SIGGERS B~k aud
Pe1odpai Store, rs Prince street, opposite me Gu
ssits Office
After Dark. by Wilkie Collins, author OF tie
dead Secret Hide and Seek, etc rrIce SOC.
The Opera Dancer, or the Mysteries OF Lon
don Life. by &. W NJ Reynolds, price soc
Davenport Dunn, a Man of Our Day, b. Chas.
Lever, price ouc
Rawson, the Renegade, by the author OF the
Regulators OF Arkansas" Bill Johnson etc
price Csc. ,
Frank Lesl,e's New Family Magazine and
Gazette of Fashion, tor October, 25c.
All the Magazines foI October on hand.
The Illustrated London News, with colored
supplement. price 25c.
Charley Fox's Bj,u Songster, l5c.
Charley Fox's Ethiopian So gster, nc.
George Chrlsty's Joke Book, Nos. l and Z, i3c.
Matt Peel's BANJO, l3c.
y. Y. Ledger. Mercury, Weekly, Harpe 5
Weekly, Leslie's Paper, Companion, and all the
Papers for this week on hand and Tor sale at re
dncsd nr;ces, sep 20
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-29

w ALL. STEPHENS x co, GIz, Pennsyl-
w yanIa avenue.-BOiS and YOUTH )
READY-MADE Clothing. for scnool and
dress wear Parents and guardians wishing 10
furnish their children and ward, with SchOo! ard
college outfits f1T the coiGIrg season, are invited
to examine orr present large md extensive as
scrtr.eur ., Boys CLOTHING. where they can
Il; out ;.c.r children. o. ali sizes, in a tew mo
msrts. with rrry description Of ready-ma!c gar
men's. OF substantial and durable qualities, az
very moderate prices.
WALL. STEPHENS & co,
322, Penn avenue, between 9TH and 10th SIS.
Washington. avg 3D. m
1 CAkD-N4RPEE9 BALDULN. WHOLE
n SALE DEALERS IN BOOTS, SHOES, HATS,
CAPS. sc Prince STREE Wharf .NsroHht9, ia
nave the pleasure 10 announce 'hr arrival OF
their FALL >IGEK, comprising 1918 CASES
aud CARTOONS n the most desirable and season
able Goods in heir Inc. purchased t!Tec, from
tue Manufacturer III New Erg,aud, 20 "nica
they respectfully invite ,he a~Jteutio" OF t"enF
Customers. ard dealers generally.
sspT-zaTiW
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-29

We learn ty o private letter to a lady in
Waobicg,on, that MIR. Wolf Meyenberg, re-
ported to have been a passenger on the i'll
fatcd Austria, was seen in g t~tingen, Ger.
many, on the 3 Of September, the day after
the -ai!iug If the Austria from lIamburg
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-29

CLOTHS C.aSSIVERES TESIiNGS,
&C., lwould u.ost respectfully call the attention
OF all who may BE- III want oil anything IN M
line, TO examine them before purchasing else.
where, as am confident that can suIt all, not
only as 10 quality OF goods and prices, but as TO
fitting and workmanship.
| also call attention to my fine assortment OF
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS, such
as Linen and Nett Shirts, Drawers, Handker.
chiefs, G.oves, Cravats, Suspeniers, Collars, &c.
A remnant OF READY.MADE CLOTHING on
hand, which | am determined to close ou' al
cost. Call soon. is a No. | Stock, such as !
have, goes OFT quick. WIN. ARNOLD,
sep rs No 81 Kingst.
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IfLOTHING FOR FALL AND WINTER
MEMS. YOUTHS AND CHiLDkEN'S
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AND TO OR
DER-lt is our custom TO notify the public at
the beginning OF each season, thu arrival OF
our STOCK OF GOODS Tor an old establish
ment like ouIs. which is So well known TO our
friends and visitors, It IS hardly necessary 10
say, that We are going on with the improve
ments IN all rs branches, as fast as the Ocean
Telegraph will permit. Give US Il call and see
i; We don't surpass every thing previous. You
viii find a grand display in CLOTHING as
we'll as in FURNISHING GOODS and styles,
coiors, shapes, &c; they ale too numerous to
mention. Gall early 10 get the first look at
them. Remember the old place.
SCHUOLHERR Il BRO s,
Great Western Clothing House, lGS Kings,
three doors below THE Marshall House, Alex.
audria. Va. sep 22-tt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-29

NOR CASH We ale selling on best ="
HAT for 81, and guarantee II superior TO
any HAT sold IN the Creda HnS,S ior -
JOHN ARNOLD.
Phenix Hall, Hat and Cap Store
p S-A most beautiful assortment OF French
FELT HITS C.l>HIHERES CHLDREAH'
F.BNCY HITS ard cars, ell at conrespond.
n.ly low prices. Call and examine Tor your
,e sep II
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-29

The trial of young Green, charged with
the killing Of Carver, commenced at War
ranton, on Monday. The Court consisted of
Messrs. Wm. j. Morgan, Presiding Justice,
(iu the place of Richards Payne, esq, e1-
cused, and Skinker, Cummins. Reid, and
Murray. The case was opened for the Coz :
mopweslth by Mr.. James V. Brooke and for
the defendant by Mr.. Robert E. Scott. Tie
examination of the witnessed then commeL
ced, aud the case was still under trial yesser-
day,