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New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-21
Dec,,r. 81 SIG 81

Decesse....................... t2bIs 81
Ir regard to the extension of this rosd 10 Newton
don The Nen-L London Star says:
I'VE are g .d TO learn that large number OF men
have r. Gently been put on the railroad between New
London and Stonington, such to guaranty beyond
doubt that the csrs viii be runoiug on the first OF
November next If not little earlier Nine tenths OF
the road is competed, with the exception oi
slight finishing up The only points at all delayed are
the building Of the swing bge At Mystic the wharves
al New-LOndon and the ferry boat. On the two brst
s the hands are put on inst csn w0Ik 10 alVsnssei
ana contract has been made with Messrs Greenmsn
OF stic for the s.ruc.iOn OF the ferry at, 10 b
completed in 60 dsys Thus that 10 spite OF all
the severe ard Unnecessary opposition the road hss
met WITH it will be completed at al eary dsy and ao
important, and we predict popular through routs
established"
The second weeks receipts of the Michigan South
ern Road in July were s3l, go, against s3s,O'9 in
1857.
The Leather Manufacturers Bank hs. declared
semi-annusl dividend of T. cent, payable on the ~
OF August The Astor Fire Insurance semi annual
dividend Of p cent, payable August :. The Beck
man Fire Insurance Company semi-anDual dividend
Of . cent payable August ,. The BrosdTsy To-
suIance Co. y cent, payable 2d August.
A dividend Of T. cen. on the capital stock of the
Philadelphia ard Trenton Rarosd Company is paid.
The business of the clearinghouse sl5, 100 li5.
The Metropolitan certificates only 10000.
meeting of Railroad officials ia TO be held at Cleve
land tomorrow, ard another effort made to ssttle
the quarrel with the NewYork Central. No result
will be ssined. 1t is understood that the Erie msna-
gers entirely satisfied with matters as tney stand at
pieten end will not abandon their present position
until the Central Road will consent TO fair division
Of tie frsclass passenger earnings 1t is question
for the Central to settle whether = fare is more
profitable than 80 fare with subsidy OF S2jOOoo or
| $500, coo per annum to the Erie Road.
We hear of some 500 OO0 or 100000 in gold en-
gsged for the steamer tomorrow, mostly mint bars,
bought at cent discount
There fair demand for Treasury No.es, but the
supply is moderate. They are held at premium for
A. T. cents, and premium for Il y cents.
The following table shows the totals Of land sales,
&c. up to July 1858, by the Iiaois Central Rail-
road Company;
49,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-21

UNPLEASANT PREDICANENT.-The Conductor OF
the q O'Clock train of the New Jersey road from Newark last
evening discovered obstruction the trac and
nation found II TO drunken lying the rail M such
position the slightest his part would have been
serious IL not fatal consequences he placed
on the uan ard taken to Jersey City.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-21

OFFICE OF TIA ILLINOIS CENTRAL RaILgoAD Co
NswNoRk, July r. l853-
the lh dsy Of February last meeting Of the ptnclp
holders Of the CoupAny held In Loadon aud the FOL
lowing .sola:on offered and carried unanimously;
"Tha. this meeting IL view Of the fact The. upward q
Of the Construction Bonds have been cancelled from
syunt lands sold the esd Of 1857 and thai this
be heuceforth cons,, the increase TIL the whole n1s
exn ghed Directors 70 consider the precise
period and mode in which the shall b dealt with Tor the
b.ae eft Of the SHAREHOLDER"
In Tusnce the wishes Of the SHAREHOLDER thu. expressed
Bosd q Directors held in Nss 1Ogk Oh the
9Th inst, acC pied the tolowius resolution:
Re,ord That whenever Ser the IL day OF October
next the Bonds cancelled IL the Land De2asli .
In the aggregate q of the shares Of the Capita. S,ok
upon which 500 pei share shA then have been pae cs
fe,e the oosiug form shall be sged % srh shareholder
who shall Re delinquent the calls upon his shares due
or befoIe said lst ei Octoser.'
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-21

S. Draper. daily auction sale Of Sords ana st'c.s
~i take pisce tomorrow "Wednesday, ., ,izi oc'oeA'
4. the Merchsu's' ExchsIle.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-21

Total II 2s s57 SO eO 7s9 a? i24 6ls l57s6s2
The amour. of interest received IN cash was
$3.50 3Ol The amount OF lands left unsoid the Isl
July was $50 sos acres 10 relation to the distrbu
ton Of the proceeds OF the land saes invested in bonds
the Company have ssued the annexed circular:
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-21
N.EWJERSEY II,ENS.

The PICTURE OF THE "ZouAvE.'-J. NJ Francls,
Deputy Sheriff of Hoboken, states in card in The
Telegraph of Tuesday in relation to the dsguerreoiype
Of Henr de Riviere, which was levied upon by him at
the Hotel Napoleon That the picture referred TO was
"tsken by A. X. Brown, attorney for Mr. Bouut, out
+" of the room of Capt de Riviere in the preeencs of
"Mrs. Hunche, and handed to Under.Sherh Francis,
"to be attached the property of Capt. de Rvere'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-21

sALEs AT AUCTION.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-21

Total ss ss7 $40 75 4s7 IA S57 2i5 1850 SO
TowpLois. ...... ia 500 1880 l9i5 61,5i l20 o.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-21
SaSety OF the Steamship ArseA.
HER ARRIVAL AT HALIFAX sroEr or ruEI,-PAT
ArnInENr 10 Nh, cnMM


ACCIDENT 70 gER COMMANDER.
elegraphc despatch 70 the Secretary Of the Board Of
underwriters last evening annourcaa the ntes snce
that tbe Vanderbilt. Steamship ARIEL nad pul int Halifax
N. s. short OF coal w,o this news also the sad
tdings Of her commander death. Captain Iniiow, y
appears, WAS kl!ed by nrayy sea which struck the
steamer on the 9Th instant lhe AriAi ef. HaYre viz
Southampton on the Is. instant, and therefore
nineteen days in getting to Halifax.
The despatch announces her safety rs foloRs--
BosroN, Dsc 20, 1859.
To E. WALTER, Secretary Boari Of Undef Vd.efs-
Steamship A,ei pus INTO Halifax TINS ?. " short Of coal
Captain Ludlow killed by heavy sea, 1oieh struck the
ship Dec. g. WI leave for New York - morrow.
Tho cad death Of Captain Iudo. win be deeply de
plored by large circle Of friends in ,ls city where he
was long fayoras, known as oas or the best sailors
that ever walked the deck Of ship. Captain Ladlow
served his apprenticeship board Of tho Sandy Hook
plo. boats, and for number Of years engaged in
plotting vessels in and out Of New York hGroor Subse
quen,ly he appointed 70 the command Of the
ship Alabama, running between this city and Savannah
and continued N tina. trade up to the time took charge
OF the Ariel. As he had fow equais. such
his reputation among merchants and others tnt when
o previous voyage (meie some time in the month of
January as the Ariel overdue several weeks thew
knowing that If there alive who could the
Ariel Captain Ludlow that person. Their confidence
in ability not misplaced ,r the vessel stgod
and wholly owing to tho skl! and saamanshp Of
her commander that she was enabled 20 make port Of
safety.
Captain Ludlow was about atty years Of ago.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-21

hciiai Mexican ports n the Gulf and that France vii,
@tain by 10 keep Uncle Sam from interfering in the
M = @h,e England Will remain perfectly neutral but
AK - SPAN and her great French ay-and whisper IN
cle sams ear, Where are your Monroe doctrine and
our Ustcnd toDvcntorY'
mast aan; that f,om this s.apdpontn as politicians
United aiatrs do not az. IN Mexican matters very prompt
=! as wei AZ very nrnly The chances decidedly in
'avof o. Mexico b. coming monarchy, or something
esc very akin 10 IL.
abrae 'he French Minister Is positively known 70 De
ibe WY soul of the Zuloaea government and the French
c'zns throughout Mex very bitter against their
Ariste, for IL; in fact they mobbng him at
l's own touse 4 few Jays snce.
esd, Mt Buchanaps message is looked for with great
interest beie a. this time II is hoped tha. Congress will
bnd I'm" io ok abroad among the nations OF at least
own coDlbeni, ana ser wha. going If Imembers
seas far ~ Mexico just now they will wofu SIGHT
and one thai deeply interests every American c7en Tho
United States ust act very IN lao settlement OF Mex
icaD aIahs else stand aside and let other Power
act. THY cannot much longer act the "dog in the
manper
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-21

dental electors took place n October and de egates IN
ayor II Santana returned.
such has been the prominent part Of Gen Baez in the
gascaors Of rule consequent upon the Disorder tlts
II aials me locally unfortunate Dominican republic
HI in bis second Punishment from his native ooun-
uy and there s certainty that he may turn up
again in the capacity of asprant for Presidential horors
in St Domingo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-21

BuroN's THFAmF Mr. Barry silliyan, to ominsut
English tragedtan, commenced engagement here ast
night, playing Hamlet We have alrepiy noticed Mr. sl
yaas excellent pcrfornanco Jf lhc character referred
Ills engagement vii continue during twJ weeks.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-21
Gold from Pixies Peak.

We shown yesterday parcel Of three ounces and
eleven penny weights Of gold from tho Pixies Peak dig
gngs Western Kansas by the writer Of The
follow ing letter To the person indicated and thence from
business firm st. Louis, with miners letter, 70
Mr. j. n. sewel highly respectable eweer OF this city,
who has kindly furnished the letter for publication.
Fhe gold originally in small particles, roughly ANAL
gamat'd by the miner with quicksilver bot still its org
nal particles be detected sni they close
baRce to the first California parcel New York, and
received At this Office in lsts Mr. Scsc pronounces tho
gold TO be fine in quality and shares with many others
in the opinion that during the the cnnyenient
Pixies Peak diggines within territories will
pc,cly eclipse the remote and almost inaccessible washpgs
OF IL a, YER
C.ar on CHERRY CREEK, X. T. Nov 4, 1853.
write you from this point, where have pitched
camp for The winter We arrived the Pike Peak
try the 10th Of October, and prospeced the country
for fifteen days, ana haze found the point where
are the best we have yet discovered have douot
there y much better, but If spend all our lip,e in
prospecting We get gold Our camp abont thirty
miles fton the mouth Of Cherry the south side
OF the stream Here find the gold a depth four
feet IN the sand and gravel, and far have made good
wages. We have found less than i've tho
and sometimes rs high three dollars. My brother
John will hand you this lie visits 81 LOUIS The pur
e OF getting supplies for the spring and wi return by
the fret train III April He has lot Of gold with hun,
which dug at this point The PARTICLES very sma,
and We gathered II with quicksilver. This gives a dark
appearance TO the gold, but you will find the quality
good.
wish you would assist my brother in selling bis gold
and purchasing such supplies here. Hs wen
posted as 10 what want but stranger 20 trade and
shall feel under many OBJ gatons TO you for such assist
ancc as you can render him.
My brother give you all tho particulars with regard
10 our POSITION the country prospects &c shall have
no opportunity Of writing yon again soon Don't fail 70
write me whenever you can, shut fron tho
wo'd here and letters and papers are oyiny receyed
IA r.. SWFIkiE-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-21
The Transit Misunderstanding Of tho Moses
Tnylor.

Captain Ludlow was about afty years OF ago.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-13

" To the YoTERs OF ALEXANDRIA-WM
II. DEvAuGHAN announces himself, as a can
dldate tor the Office OF Superintendent OF Police.
subject 10 the nomination OF the American Con
vsnrion. ian lS-eotf.'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-13

s.yn TO TIE CITIZENS OF ~ALEXANDRIA.-l
her, by announce myself as a candidate Tor the
office OF Superintendent OF Police. Should It
please the public to elect me. ! promise to give
nv individual attention 10 my duty, and as far
as possible. satisfy the Just demands OF an already
oppressed tax paying community.
dec 31-rE SAMUEL BEACH.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-13

il will be necessary 10 select competent men 10
oil the office OF Lumber Inspector, We Ihost res
p~ec'tuIlv offer TO your kind CONSIDERATION. toe
name OF JoHs GREENWOOD, "a a candidate Ter
that office. II is unnecessary 10 comment IN re-
lation 10 his capacity. for ne Is generally known
in this community as a practical man and one
who should command the vote OF each and every
man, irrespective OF party.
feb g-tE MANY NolEhS-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-13
STOVES =, &c.

rTOVESl STUVESu STOVES 1.-The
- subscriber is now receiving from Il e largest
Northern manufacturers, as complete an assert
ment OF Cooking and ParIor STOVES as was
ever offered in this community, among which
may be found the Empire State COOKING "
which has been sold in this market for The past
five or six years, and is still without doubt the
best c, okIng Stove in use, and | would call
particular attention 10 the McGREGoR HEATER,
for Parlors, &c, which is decidedly the most
economical Stove ever made; also, TO STANLEY S
Coal BURNERS AND RADIATORS, together with all
other patterns Tor either Wood or Coal, lncIud.
ing Gas Burners. Feinour, plain Cylinder, Cast
and Sheet Iron Air Tights, Stove Fixtures, Stove
Polish, Tin, Copper, and Sheet Iron Ware, all OF
which | am anxious TO sell, and will sell low.
oct 7 A. L. GREGORY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-13
SALE OF LOTS RETURNED DELINQUENT FOR NoN-PAYMENT OF

WILL BE EXPOSED TO PUBLIC SALE ON WEDNESDAY, THE m DY OF APRIL @S in 'front.' ~ Mayor n m IN
w hedyd Aehahe 6MmLO IT AM MPOVEMENIS THEREON or @ m"hms@ N % S"F "
,m 1 P% VIII % u m% tents NAV Mm two year from hedwMa epyU epwhaTh thereof %~
@m % %I purchase my mmh nmmy GHrC y C@L where twill remain subject mumo kr%
the b ULsu mh arts thereof fee simple from the Mayor nh~
lE@ew VIII commences d"" GEO A TAVENNFR UekCC
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-13
Lot, Cameron and Fairfax,

Lot, Fairfax, Franklin and Royal,
Lot, Duke,
Lot, ST. Asaph,
Lot, Duke,
Lot, Gibbon and Royal,
Lot, Gibbon and Patrick,
Lot, Royal and Wilkes,
half sqr. Oronoko, Pendleton 4 West,
Lot, Fayette and Alley,
quarter square Cameron and Payne,
one square, West, Wythe and Payne,
half square, line and Wythe,
one square Madison, West, and Payne
I sqr. Madison, Fayette, West&Payne
one sqr. Madison, Patrick and Henry.
" Fayette
square, Pendleton, Payne, &c,
square, Madison, Payne, &c,
square. Madison, Fayette. &c,
square, Madison, Wythe, Fayette, &C,
:. Patrick, &c.
sqr Pendleton, Payne, Fayette &Henry
square, Madison, Payne. West, &c,
I sauare, " Fayette, &c,
square, Madison, Henry, nc,
I square, Madison, Henry, Patrlck,&c
quarter square, Cameron and Payne,
one sol PendIeton, Payne 4 Fayette,
one square, Washington and West,
I sqr. Washington, Fnyette Il Henry,
quarter sqr. Washington and Wythe,
| sqr. Wash, Wyrhe, Patrick &Henry,
quarter square, Cameron and Payne,
Lot, Cameron and Water,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-13

IL As there seems TO be- a Irre fight gong on
10? the office OF Superintendent OF Police. We OTTER
the name OF WILLIAM MANGN Tor that office.
II the good citizens OF Alexandria are DESTROYS
of having the duties OF the office faithfully dis
charged, they will Join IN the accommodation OF
Jan 25-eotE MANY VOTERS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-13
CANDIDATES.

H REWARD MERIT-MAJoR GEORGE
DUFFEY, (the present IncumbentD Commissioned
OF Revenue. is respectfully presented 10 The vo'
tiers OF Alexandria County. for reelection.
The faithful and impartial manner in which ne
discharged his duty, will recommend hlm TO
the entire people. NO WOOLlN".
ian D2-entt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-13

BsS- To THE YorERs OF THE CITY OF ALEX
AyDRIA-Fpllow citizens Having been one OF
the Committee OF Streets, for the last year, |
am fully acquainted with the duties OF the office
of Superintendent of Police-and being a prac;I-
cal mechanic, having had the management OF a
number OF hands tor tue last sixteen be-
lievIng | am a Judge OF mems qualifications 10
do work, and manage the same, most earnest
Iy solicit your votes for the office OF Nuperlnren-
dent OF police feb lO--5r'l JAS. W. MALLS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-13

Will RE pvSEn At punr SALE ON WEDNESDAY, THE a Day OF APRIL 1855 nh@t% heMH@sM em
a@v Mmss mmmsM dms due 1.-THE City CuIdA Alexandria ns ma% P%WTyp mey years" annexed m n
The pnhmsw lib rqundN pay uhe ued sale the mr assessments charges m % mImMmT mm
mm@ I% @m @GIm hS%wma title Hmmhp mm lender hmh within two yea smN MMue
I'M mmmmnw Tm mhn4o hmam money into hernm yo my CNmG1w M"hw remain" P%"
M% M% @GpSM thereof IN fee simple from the Mayor ~ n-A.
Te@h willie commenced nG%NAM "% NP"~ GEO TAVENER GrkC C
nnmam MomM
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-13

WYE have on hand plain and figured Nous
w Inns, Cashmeres and MerInoes, Sha"ls,
Scarfs. Worsted Jackets for children, Blankets
Cloaks for Ladies, and many other desirable
WINTER GOODS, which We are offering at from
twenty-five to thirty per cent. less than this
seasons prices, to close out the stock. f'ne
French Merinoes, all wool, and twilled on both
sides, for 623 cents. ASHbt " "oop'
,on %
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-13

gNLOCR, BACON, LARD, AND BUTTER,
FOR SALE
400 bbls. Extra and Family Flour
100 " super Flour
1000 ID, Bacon, hog round
5 bbis. Roll Butter, ~ Ikins Butter
~ hikins Lard, 500 dozen Eggs, in store,
and tor sale BY ). HARTLEY * son.
irh 4
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-13

I I~QUORS.-l5O bbls Rectiied Whiskey
IS bbls. Old Rye Whisky
rs " Cincinnati pure Rye Whiskey
% " New England Rum
20 Apple Brandy
30 Domestic Brandy
Is Gin, 10 DO Bourbon Whiskey
2pipes Holland Gin
2 do. Jamaica Spirits, (old) 10 barrels Peach
Brandy 80 ! casks Cherry Brandy; 10 bbls.
Blackberry Brandy; 10 do. Ginger Brandy; 20
DO. Peppermint and Cinnamon Cordials, with
Stout, Ale. Porter, Demijohns, &c, 10 which the
attention of the trade is invited.
T. A. MARBURY,
NH ~ No. ii. Fowle's Wharf.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-13
WdrShdN HOuSf, .~TKeIHndfln, IA.
.ap l4-tf SCHOOLHERR & BRO
ARNOLD MERCHANT TAILOR

w NJ. ARNOLD MERCHANT TAILOR
w has just opened a fine assortment OF
GOOTS, in MS line, embracing some Of no
finest fabrics, and OF the latest styles. TO wrIca
he would respectfully call the attention OF bus
customers and the public. His present stock
comprises CLOTHS, and CASSlMERE>, o.,
every shade; YESTlNGS. OF all varieties, o.
GLIDING som Of very superior patterns r.
READY-MADE CLOTHING. Stocks, Craya',
Shirts, Drawers, Suspenders, Gloves, Hoserr
&c, which be will sell OIL the most REASONABLE
terms. The very liberal patronage ne has rr
ceived, induces him TO return his thanks 10 bib
old friends, and TO assure them that he is deter
mined to use every facility in his power, 10 Sis
tain the reputation he has acquired, OF keeping
a first class Merchant Tailoring EstabIshmcr'
He is still at the old stand, No. 81, King stree,
oct 5
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-13
THE KossUTH FAMILY IN AMERICA.

Though now 10 a certain degree retired
from public notice, we are certain that the
Kossuths in this country still hold a warm
interest in the hearts OF thousands among
US. We are glad therefore to know that
after MANY severe trials incident TO their
forced exile AID sudden change of circum-
stances, land, and language, they are now
in a great degree sheltered from the cruel
storms that have swept over them.
The daughters of the admirable Madame
Meslenyi, the Nightingale of the Hugsrian
war hospitals, have been most generously
cared for by Mrs. Cruger, of our city, and
under superior teachers have grown up to
sensible and accomplished womanhood, such
as would have rejoiced the spirit of their de-
parted mother, who exclaimed on her death
bed that she could now expire in peace, since
her children would be in q better condition
than if she had lived.
Friends Of Madame Zulovsky have pur-
chased for her a little farm in New Jersey
where abe lives in comfort with her two
Youngest children. Her second son is quite
distinguished as a civil engineer in the
West. ., =,
The gentle, discreet, and accomplished
Madame Ruttpay has established a boarding
school for young ladiesa at Cornwall near New
burg, which promises to be highly successful
Her eldest son, a graduate Of Union College,
is in the engineer department of the navy
ward at Brooklyn; the second is in the navy
agency at New York. They are gentleman
", unexceptionable young men.
Sad as has been their lot in the loss OF ior-
tune, home, country, and the cherished asplra-
tons of a devoted patriotism, one ct these Ia
dies has been heard to declare that she looks
with resignation upon what they have endured
since it has brought to her boys the know
edge of a practical and actual republicanism,
in the enjoyment Of which they will i've
here. and the spirit and science OF which
they will carry to Europe win them shouiu
Hungary ever be able 70 call oaek her ~'
tyrs.--Journal of Commerce.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-13

INDIA RUBBER CLOTH, suitable for In
tants. lust received, and for sale by
feb 10 c. c. BERRY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-13
CLOTHING,

yNTILLIAM d. MASSEY, MERcuayr r..
w LoR, would respectfully call The 49,.
ton of the public, 10 MS stock OF GOODS -.
able for Gentlemen's wear, consisting Of B,.
Blue, Brown, aud Olive FRENCH CLOTHS
Queercord and TricOt do; French, EngHs,
Scotch CASSIMERES, OF every shade and So.
Velvet, Silk, Satin, Cashmere, and E~mbof.,.
VEST PATTERNS, OF fae latest s,,le and ...
material; also, READY-MADE CLOTH,\,
AND FURNISHING GOODS, suoa as F-o..
Dress. Business, Over, and Raglan CO,T
Plain and Fancy Cashmere FANTALOON>
Velvet, Cashmere, Cloth, Satin, Six. and Va
ma VESTS; fine Dress Shirts and Collar r.,
dershirts and Drawers; Silk and Linen CAM.
Handkerchief; Gloves; CravatS. SUSPEND,
and Half Hose, with many other article, o...
must be seen TO be appreciated. All article, .
dress made TO order, and warran,e! 10 GIVE -,
isfaction. Thankful tor the patronage as.,,
fore received, a continuance OF the sane
cited. with the assurance that no eior, ,rs. .
spared to please. No. %, south side OF f.,
street. oct -. y
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-13
WINNERS & co.

4 LARGE STOCK OF SEASONAbLE
" DRY GOODS, such as heavy Osnaburgs,
1wIlIed Ducks, strip'd. Osnaburss, Blue Domes-
tics. D'Enims, 81, rs, and A Brown Cottons,
Blescbed Cottons. in great variety; 9 and lU-4
Bleached Sneetings. Damask Table Cloths, la
bic Linens, Crash, Huck Towelllng, Napkins
heavy Irish Linens, white and colored BrllIlants,
super French Lace Wells, French Linens, plain
Cambria. French Skir.ing, Pillow Case Cottons
and Linens, De Bages, super Black SILKS WIN
many other seasonable GOODS thai nave Just
been bought at a reduction OH former prices
and " ill be sold low, by
fob 8 TAYLOR & HUTCHINSON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-13

VARIETIES.-Just received at klCH-
Y ARDS, very long Reds for Hoops White
Zephyr, expressly for Knitting; French Steel
Spring Hoops; French Working and Ida Cot
tons jan 20