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, 1858-12-31
WASHINGTON LEGISLATURE-SlXTH SESSION
IN COUNCIL.
WEDNESDAY, Dec. %, 1858

WEDNESDAY, Dec. %, 1858.
The bill referring to the estates of mi
nors and insane persons was read second
time and referred to the Committee on Ju-
dietary.
The bill from the House, extending the
provisions of the Wreck-master's Law over
the counties Of Pierce, Kitsap and Claim,
read a second time, and on motion of Mr..
Denny referred to Committee on Judiciary.
House Memorial, relative to lighthouse
at Gray's Harbor and surveying and buoy
ing out the bar and channel of said harbor,
was taken up, read second aud third time
under suspension Of rules and passed.
House memorial relative to lighthouse
at Point Roberts, taken up and passed af-
ter being read third time
House memorial relative to lighthouse on
Hoods Canal taken up and read three
times under suspension of rules and passed.
Message from the House announcing
the passage of sundry memorials and bills. }
On leave, Mr.. Maxon introduced a joint
resolution relative to line Of military
posts from the Missouri river to Fort Wal
la-Walla, which resolution, under suspen-
sion Of the rules, received its three several
readings and passed.
On motion Of Mr.. Maxon, House memo
rial praying the confirmation Of Indian
Treaties, was taken up. The rules being
suspended it received its three several
readings, and on the final passage, the ayes
and noes being demanded, the following is
the vote.
ArEs-Messrs. Fales, Maxon, Miller,
Phillips and Mr.. President-5.
, 1858-12-31

The Committee on Commerce Mr.
Fales) reported the Joint Resolution re-
ferred to them, as to creating WhatcOm Q
port of entry, recommending its passage
and said resolution was read third time
and passed.
The House memorial praying for grant
of land for the construction of Northern
Pacific Railroad, was taken up aud passed
a message from the House communca
ted the passage Of resolution relative tc
employment of an Enrolling Clerk. I'm
der suspension Of the rules said resolution
was taken up, read twice aud referred tC
Committee on Judiciary.
Mr.. Wallace, from the Committee OIL
Claims, to whom had been referred the
bill providing an appropriation out of the
Territorial Treasury, to meet the expense
Of care and cleaning territorial arms, re
ported back said bill, aud recommended it
passage. Mr.. Maxon asked and obtained
leave Of absence for Mr.. Denny.
On motion of Mr.. Maxon Council ad
jOurned to meet at I o'clock this evening.
, 1858-12-31

GRANp LoDoE OF FREE AND ACcErrEn
MAsoNs FOR WAsHINcroS TERRroRY.-We
neglected to notice at the proper time. that
the four chartered Lodges in this Territory
held a convention at Masonic Hall in
Olympia on the 9th, 7th and sth inst, and
organized Grand Lodge, in regular form,
for the Territory of Washington. The fol-
lowing officers were elected and duly in
stalled F
T. F. McELRoY, Grand Master;
JAS. A. GRAHAME. Deputy Grand Mas
ter
JAS BuEs, Senior Grand Warden;
Lew FARvswoKrH, Junior Grand War
den
t. N. REED, Grand Secretary
J. NJ. BAcHELDER Grand Treasurer.
, 1858-12-31
NAYs-Messrs Denny, Wallace and

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Woodard-3. r
Absent-MP Wiley.
The House memorial, praying that Wash
ington Territory be created seperate ln-
dian Superintendency, was taken up, re-
ceived its three readings under suspension
of the rules aud was passed.
House bill locating a territorial road
from Skookum Bay to tide water on the
Chehalis river. was read and referred TO
Committee on Roads aud Highways.
House bill relative to the sale OF spirit
uous liquor to Indians, read and referred
to Committee on Indian Affairs.
Council memorial relative TO the estab-
lishment of a coal depot at Whatcom, Bel
lingham Bay, was taken up, read third
time and passed.
Council memorial. relative to military
road from Gray's Bay on the Columbia
river to Fort Steilaeoom, read a third time
and passed.
Council bill, locating a territorial road
from Monticello to the Upper Cascades
read and referred to Committee on Roads
and Highways.
Heuse Joint Resolution, relative tC
Whatcom being made port of entry, read
and referred to Committee on Commerce.
Memorial relative to military road from
Bakers Bay to Port Townsend, read and
referred to Committee on Memorials
Then adjourned.
, 1858-12-31

As- Two weeks ago, we copied paragraph from
the Puget Sound Herald announcing the suspicion
that Mr.. L. A. SMITH, an old resident VI Pierce
county had committed the act Of suicide at his resi-
dence, and at the time designated. Full particulars
regarding his untimely fate. has since reached us
through the same source. The paper containing tue
particulars Of this melancholy occurrence is not at
hand bot from recollection we will briefly tiy to state
them.
1t is now certain that Old SANDY SMITH as he is
familiarity known, is really dead, but not with design
on his part OF producing that result 1t was purely
accidental. Being annoyed by some hogs in his door
yard for some time he had determined to shoot some
Of them, and being naturally excable-on the acca,
sion referred to in the Hcraid-he took down his gun
for that purpose and in the act Of hastily turning
round to leave the honse-somewhat angry, perhaps,
he appears TO have stumbled over something and FELL
and by some means the gun went of the contents
terng the back part Of bis head blowing it entirely
away. He had, perhaps, cooked the gun in advance;
and the position ia which he bad fallen caused the de
struction Of bis life instantRneously He leaves a
family and considerable propsrty-was well known
amongst the early settlers, and was highly esteemed
amongst his neighbOrs
, 1858-12-31
EVENING SESSION.


Messrs. Phillips and Fales were an.
nounced as the committee on the part Of
the Council, on the Joint Committee on
Enrolled Bills.
Mr.. Wiley, on leave, introduced Joint
Resolution extending thanks to the Ma
tional Administration, and to our Delegate
in Congress, expressing full confidence
therein.
Rules suspended, resolution read three
times, and the vote on the final passage
being taken, by ayes and nays, the follow
ing is the result:
Mcssrs Fales, Maxou, Miller
Phillips, Wiley, Woodland and the Presi
dent.
No-Mr. Wallace.
Absent-Mr Denny.
Mr.. Phillips, from the Joint Committee
on Enrolled Bills, reported as correctly en-
rolled, q number Of memorials; for list oi
which see proceedings Of House Of Repre-
sentatiyes.
The Judiciary Committee, having re-
ported back the resolution as to employ
ment of Enrolling Clerk, said resolution
was read third time and passed.
The bill assigning the District Judges
was then taken up, read three times undel
suspension Of the rules and passed
Then adjourned until Tuesddy, January
4tb, 1859.
, 1858-12-31

TnR LADIES' FAIR.-This Institution OF the
fair ones "panned out beautifully at the Masonic
Hall, on Friday evening lsst--the proceeds, as We
learn, amounting to between 500 and $5OO-to be
applied to the building OF Presbyterian Church in
this place. There was a large gathering Of Ladies'
and gentlemen the occasion, who had thus an op-
poTtonlty Of passing an agreeable hour in social con
verse and innocent hiarty. Many Of the purchasers
we arc told. received their full moneys worth, 81
whilst Others were rather badly sold;1 but amongst
the latter II does not become US to be personal.
, 1858-12-31

81 By note from Msj. Van Bokkelin, we learn
that the ship LsOnOrs, Capt Mitchell, put back to
Port Townsend in distress, on the 27th inst having
lost sails and bulworkS gale encountered about 4O
miles ID Cape Classet : -
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-26

NO. 152.
MISCELLANEOUS READING.
AN EYE TO THE MAIN CHANCE

AN EYE TO THE MAIN CHANCE.
In one Of the cars of the New York and
Erie Railway, on a seat two or three re
moves" from me, sat a smart, Yankee look
ing woman, with dssbing new silk gown.
and new bonnet set jauntily upon her head.
and beside her, looking out of the window,
aud every now and then thrusting out his
head, sat man with q somewhat foreign air
and manner.
The woman watched him with every APP
pearance of anxiety, and at last said to him.
Don't you see that bandbill there, telling
you not to put your arm and head out OF the
car window"
The man made 20 reply, save to fix upon
the speaker pair Of pale, watery blue eyes;
and presently out went bis head again and
half bis body from the car window.
"Do you understand Epglish?" asked the
woman.
There was no reply Of any kind to this ap-
peal.
A, length ho put out his head third time
Just as the cara were passinga wooden bridge.
The lady started back, and once more ex-
claimed:
"Do you understand Engish?"
"Yaw-yaw"
"Then why don't you keep your head out
OF the window? Do you want to get kil!ed?'
No response; and fourth time he narrow
ly escaped collision with some passing object
The woman could stand it no longer.
"Why don't you keep your head out OF
the window? The next thing you know your
head will DO smashed to a jelly and l shall
have your brains all over me-thst is, il you
have got any--And don't much believe you
have.
We had all mistaken tho object of the wo-
mans solicitude, which ut first seemed to be a
tender regard for the safety OF her fellow pas
sengcr, but when the true motive leaked out
coupled with so very equivocal compliment
to his intelligence, laugh vas heard in the
car that drowned the roaring OF the wheels.
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AUCTION SALES.
Y + MCCORMICK -AUCTIosEER.

By 5. J. MCCORMICK
DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE-By virtue OF a decree OF the
Circuit court for the County OF Alexandria,
Virginia rendered III the suit Of Ellison Sons,
against William F. Atwel and others, the un-
dersigned Commissioners appointed by said de-
cree will offer at puoic auction IN front OF the
Mayors Office, IN the city oil Alexandria, VIrgl-
MIA on Saturday. the 10Th day Of Jniy, 1881, at
IL O'Clock d., the following described REAL
ESTATE, situate IN the said city OF AleXan-
dria.
A LOT OF GROUND, on the North side OF
King street, which is thus described IN a deed
from Charles Mcknight TO William F.. AtweIl,
dated 10th OF April, 1852: Beginning at the
West corner OF William McKnights lot; thence
running West Oh King street 10 feet 81 inches;
thence North and parallel TO Royal street 90
feet 10 three feet alley: thence East ls l-et -
inches. parallel with King street; thence South
and parallel with Royal street 30 feet TO the
beginning, together with the right OF way over
a three feet alley. running back OF SAID lot out
into Royal street and, also, the use OF the right
OF way over court or alley adjoining said lot
aud back Of Ii l. Simpsons Store, which court
Is twenty feet long by ten feet wide, IN an ob.
lcng torn. the ten feet OF the court Is parallel
with King street
TEENS CT SALE -One.tenth OF the purchase
money TO be paid in hand, and te residue IN
three equal nstaIments, at six, twelve, and
eighteen months from the day OF sale, with IN
iere.t from said period-thc said deferred pay.
men,s 10 be secured by the bonds Of the pur-
chaser, with good personal security, and the IL
tie to he retained until the purchase money IS
fully paid, and tue property liable 10 be resoId
upon the failure OF the purchaser 10 comply
with the terms of sale
FRANCIS l. SMITH, Comm,rs
DAVID FUNSTEN,
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PIZARRO'S SHROUD.

The Michigan Historical Society has re-
ceived from Mr. G. G. Jackson relic which
is said to be veritable scrap Of the mort
cloth or shroud of Pi1arro. By good fortune
(says the donor | managed one day when in
Lima, the "City of the Kings" to penetrate
down into the vaulted depths under the great
altar of the old Cathedral, and finally to stand
by the skeleton Of the great freebooter. The
custodian of the remains was accessible, and
was enabled to obtain the enclosed bit of the
once gorgeous cersment in which the remains
we're wrapped on their final burial in the
place of honor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-26
HATS, CAPS, BoNaETs, &c.

DHENIX HALL HAT AND CAP ES-
TABLISHMENT.-THE OPENING SPRING.
Gloomy Winter has now given place TO the
verdure OF Spring. This fact must ioIcibIe I'm,
press on all the necessity OF taking especial
care of the nobest portion OF the form divine.
Keep the head cool says the Philosopher;
and 10 achieve that object. call Immediately
and examine JOHN .ARNOLDS selection OF
STRAW GOOnS, consisting OF Panama, Mara
caibo. PEDAL Gossamer, Hiawatha, &c, &c.
Attention is particularly asked TO the late
styh Of SILK HATS, which comprises every
variety of texture and elegance. a FRENCH
SLOUGH HAT is offered which cannot be sur
passed, and sight OF whch is sure conviction.
Ladies can be accommodated with every variety
of FLAT. The Chi!dren's and Infants, fancy
STRAW HATS and CAPS are unsurpassed IN
beauty Tbe.e GOODS ale direct from the I'm
portefs. ard therefore can be sold as cheap as IN
any retai! establishment North.
Ladies RIDING HATS OF all styles, and
every thing in the trade made TO order az the
shortest notice.
my l2-tt JOHN AhNOlD'
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ALEXANDRIA HVERY AND SALE
Il STABLE-Will be opened oil Tuesday,
September Isl, at The oOr"fr Of tusm and tG"'
far streets. one square north Of Merton, Hotel the
LIVERY STABLE recently erected by the sub.
scriber, where may be had at all times HORSES
AND BUGGIFS. RIDING HORSES, &c, &c.
The proprietor will also receive HORSES on
sale and at Livery. All Horses sold at my
own. and prompt returns will be made Com.
mission for the sale of HORSES entrusted 10
nv care moderate. My Stables are fitted up IN
the best style and the business will receive my
oersonaI attention. Gentlemen in the country
having Horses for sale or exchange, are referred
10 any of the merchants OF Alexandria.
osaotf THOMAS COILE.
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IL 2aWts

By SAML. J. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
COMMlSSIONERS SALE OF VALUABLE
| LAND IN ALEXANDRIA COUNTY
YA.-By virtue of adeCree of the Circuit Court
of Alexandria County, rendered at its May
term 1885 in the case ofSwann, &c, VS.. Demp'
sey, and Others, the undersigned will on Saiur
day The lOh day Of Juiy 1885 at II O'Clock, M,
in front OF the Mayors office, III the city oi
Alexandria sell al Public Auction, certain
tract OF land in the county of Alexandra, con-
tanning about 800 ACRES. being the property
on which DR. K B. Alexander resided, and OF
which he ilei se!zed.
Also, tract of land, adjoining the above
ia mentioned tract, with the FACTORY
.II IBUELDING and Water power thereon
The said property lies on the waters of Four
Mile run, about three miles from the city OF
Alexandria.
TERMs-One fifth of the purchase money in
cash, and the resliue IN three equal payments,
at six twelve and eighteea months, from the
day OF sale. The deferred payments, to bear
interest and TO be secured by the bonds of the
purchaser, and the title TO be retained until full
payment is made.
F. L. SMITH, lCom'rs. OF
L. B. TAYLOR So
LOUIS KINZER. ! Sale
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r THE steamer GEORGE PAGE

r~r, THE steamer GEORGE PAGE
- will run as follows:
Leave Alexandria at 4, 5, 10, II O'Clock, A
W. ?, 1, and O'Clock, p NJ.
Leave Washington al s, 9, ii O'Clock, A NJ
l3, 5, and o'clock, p. NJ.
The THOS ,COLLYER, when on the route,
will run at opposite hours. FARE l3 CENTS.
WHALEY'S OMNlBUSES connecting win
re PAGE and COLLIER, will leave the Cap
!,o,, and corner of 18th street and Pennsylvania
Avenue, the same time the boats leave Alexan-
lIja RICHARD WALLACH,
eff President.
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FITZPATRICK 4 BURNS,
FAIRyIEw COTTON WORKS,

Manufacturers Of Mattresses Patent Spring,
Hair, Cotton, Husk, and Moss; Cotton Warp,
Cotton Twine, and Cotton Bats
u ANY description and size made to order
al short notice.
IL An assortment of the above articles al
ways OH hand ap TT
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THE MOON.

The Paris Moniteur announces that photo
graphic experiments were made in France
during the eclipse of the sun, on the 18th
ult., and established the fact that the moon
has 40 atmosphere of about twenty FIVE miles
in height.
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1 LENANDRlA, VA, JANUARY lsT. la5'-
I EICH8RU ). CROSS las thIs day asSo-
GATED with him in business JOIN ". LtGEN-
BEEL and HENRY e. FIELD, for tnr Pur-
pose of carrying on GENERAL SH0i, BUSi-
NESS. AT No "a KING STREET, ALENANrR1. Va,
under the finn name and style OF CROSS.
LUGENBEEL & CO. where the public gene
rally are invited to call and examine their large
aud wcil.sr!ccted Stock OF BOOTS, SHOES &c,
which will be sold for cash, or 10 strictly pune
tual customers az low as they car be had
Quality considered} in this or any other city.
~ Particular attention paid to CUSTOM
WORK. both as to material and workmanship,
and warranted 10 please 4 call s respectfully
solicited st the SHOE STORE OF
ian CROSS, LTGENBEEL 90.
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JOHN ARNOLD.

MILLINERY GOODS, FLOWERS, RIB,
vi BGNS, HATS, &c-JOHN 7. EF.2NS
mas Just opened one Of the finest stocks o! GOODS
in the above line that ne mas ever brought 10
this market, ami a. they Were purchased c" the
mos, favorable terms, he can of~r Inducements
that cannol tail 10 satisfy the closest BUYERS
He ma me in part BUANhTS AND FLATS, OF
,he latest styles; RIBBONS, ARTIFICIAL
FLOWERS, &c Also large assortment OF
HATS. Of all descriptions, all Of which he OF
lers as low as they can be bought this side OF
New York. Call and see al No. 50. King
STREET ap g
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-26

FEHE CASH SYSTEM ADoPFED.-lh ne subscriber
having tried the credit system, and found
that il viii not pay, has concluded 10 ad"Pi 'he
CASH principle. IN future and from l!is oa'r
he will continue 10 do business upon ine ABOVE
principle In bidding adieu 20 the Old system
he would return mis- thanks TO has customers 'oi
past fayOrs, and hopes BY strict attention ana
such inducements as ne may offer: 10 continue
II under the new.
ian 1T JtfN Il. Shi n
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BUSINESS CARDS.

n EoRGE SIGGERS, BOOK BINDER. No.
" 73 Prince street, opposite the Ga=ette Office,
.flerdmdric, Va-MUSlC, MAGAZINES, AND
OLD BOOKS BOUND IN ANY STYLE.
n. B. | also RULE and MAKE TO ORDER any de-
scription OF BLANK BOOKS, which ! will
warrant TO be made OF the best paper and mate
rials, and bound in the strongest manner Bank
Officers, Bankers, Merchants, Clerks OF Courts,
Hotel Keepers, Insurance Companies, and all
who want BLANK BOOKS are respectfully III
vited to give me a call. jan 2-u
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DRY GOODS, &c.
WE CALL ATTENTION TO
w Fine 0rgandy Lawns: Jaconet Lawns

WE CALL ATTENTION TO
w Fine Organdy Lawns: Jaconet Lawns
Berage Robes; Plain Berages
Grape Berages, ell coiors, very cheap
A beautiful assortment OF Goods ior
Travelling Dresses
Fine real Lace Collars and Sleeves
French Work Muslin and Cambria Col
lars and Sleeves; Ma,seles Qor travelling) do
do; Cambria and Lawn Handkerchiefs Muslin
and Cambria EmbroIderies in great variety;
Stella Shawls and ScariS.
To the above, we are every week adding lalge
additions of new and desirable Goods. Recely-
ed this day, Lawns, Ginghdms. CaiIcoes, Bleach
ed and Bro. Cottons, Drllings, Lace and Silk
Mantillas. Marseilles for Basques, White Frln'
ges Sheetings &c, &c.
my 81 ASHLEY {" "ooD'
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ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAIL ROAD
EV@E TO -

EXE R $; - sl@.sIsl Rl@xz.
VNHE TRAIN leaves Alexandria daily at a
o'clock, A. NJ, for Gordonsville, connecting
with the trains on the Virginia Central Rail
road for Richmond and the West, aud with the
trains on the Manassas Gap Railroad, ior Wood
stock and intermediate points
The TRAIN leaves daily, Sunday night e1-
cepted al o'clock, P. NJ, for Richmond, New
Orleans, Memphis, and intermediate points
Through tickets at the Railroad Station.
An accommodation train leaves Gordonsviile
daily, (Sunday excepted,) for Alexandria at
$50, A. NJ. arriving at $50, A. M. A daily
train leaves Gordonsville at 1890, A. NJ, arriv-
ing at clock, P. NJ J. r. NlCRLlN,
ie ST Ticket Agent
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nRUG STORE FOR SALE.-By virtue of
J Deed of Trust from r. F.. Stone, the
undersigned will sell on accommodating terms,
privately, between now and the lst OF July, the
entire stock OF DRUGS, CHEMICALS, PA.
TENT MEDICINES, and SHOP FURNITURE
OF the said Stone, at No. lO5 King street, Alex.
andria. To any person wishing TO engage in
lhe business, fine opportunity is now offered,
as they can be bought low.
Ie zj--dtd IHOS. L. HILL, Trustee.
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MANASSAS GAP RAIL ROAD.
s.. FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENTS. ls


xA "a ~
ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY
INVITE the attention of the public to the
facilities afforded by this Company, for the
quick and safe conveyance OF Specie, Bank
Notes, valuable packages, heavy and bulky
ire ght, &c.
EXPRESSES for the East, to Baltimore,
Philadelphia, New York, Boston, Providence,
Hartford, &c, leave our Office daily, at 2, p. M.
EXPRESSES for the South, to Richmond,
fredericksburg, Petersburg, Lynchburs, and for
points in North Carolina, South Carolina, Geor-
ga, Alabama, and Tennessee, leave daily at
2FM
Our EXPRESSES are always accompanied
BY careful and trustworthy messengers, and the
public can rely upon all business entrusted to US
b'jnE done with safety, punctuality, and des-
patch
RArgs-On heavy freight from Baltimore
81 cents p 100 rs; from Philadelphia, 81;
lrom New York, $50
No packages of goods taken by weight, un-
Isss weighing over 200 fbs.
leo 2O-tf r. w. FALLS, Agent.
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~ STORE FOR RENT-Ihe new three
&.A.story BRICK STORE, on the north side
OF King street recently occupied by George r
Blackjack as an auction and Dry Goods Store,
Is Tor rent. The situation Of this property is in
business part OF the city, and its complete
arrangements lor any k!nd Of mercantile busi-
ness, renders it very desirable. Apply next
door, TO HULST Il CO, OF J. 4. MlLBURN,
corner OF King and Washington streets.
mn 23-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-26

NEW MUSIC RECEIVED At P.iRKOT77S
Boos Stationary, Music, and Ewiety Store.
Home, Sweet Home, b. Thabere The Last
Rose OF Summer. by Thalberg; Adagio, by
Thal5erg: The Banjo and Nightingale, by stra-
kosch Musical Rockets by S'rakosch; The
Banjo and Last Hope by Gottschalk.
Besides thousands OF other pieces by all the
most eminent performers and composers III
America and Europe.
Tust call or leave orders, for any thing you
want in the way OF MUSIC, at lo6, King. street,
Alexandra.
Music sent by mail to any part OF the United
States, free of charge.
"a JOHN H. PARROTT
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~ c. BRADLEY. Cabinet, Chair, and sofa
J, Manufacturer corner OF King and Alfred
streets. Alexandra, Va, has constantly on hand,
and offers TO the public an excellent assortment
oil CABINET WAHE, SOFAs and CHAIRS, OF every
variety, and on the lowest terms, which Tor GGia-
bllity and finish, cannot be surpassed
un 4-ly
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BOOTS AND SHOES, FOR CASH ONLY !!
TENRY L. SIMPSON, Agent for STE
ii PHEN X. FIELD. will continue to FUR
nIsb BOOTS AND SHOES for cash only, al his
old stand, No. North R0yGl street
MN 2-2m