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From the ConstantinopIe Cor. Of The London Times.
The Sunken ships at Sebastopo1-
The American Wreckfng Ships Adver-
for Sal

From the ConstantinopIe Cor. Of The London Times.
The Sunken Ships at Sebastopol-
The American Wreeking Ships Adver-
tised for Sale.
The schooner Silver Key and the steamer
General Knox, belonging to the American
Wrecking Company which undertook to raise
the vessels of war sunk in the barber OF Sc
bastopol. have returned to Constantinople.
and are advertised for sale The attempt to
raise the sunken vessels has completely failed;
not one of them was recovered. The Black
Sea teredo, so often attributed to the well-cal-
culated imagination of the Russian Admir-
atty, is a stern reality. 1t has eaten up the
body of the Russian fleet, leaving only the
outer she'll The wheel Of the Twelve Apps
ties has been brought down as specimen.
Although it consisted of strong mahogany.
two years and half in the waters Of Sebasto-
pol have reduced is weight to almost nothing
No external change is visible beyond a few
small holes, where the greedy miners sunk
their shafts. The most approved contrivaDces
were tried by two rival companies.
The vessels were caulked and made seem ng-
ly water-tight. but when they came to pump
ing out it was found that the timber was so
rotten that the water percolated everywhere
through the galleries made by the teredo. To
this in itself invincible difficulty must be
added the fact that most of the vessels had
Even if the ships had been raised, they would
have been of no nse. As they could not be
raised, il was tried to blow them up, in order
to clear the harbor which at this moment is so
blocked up that only narrow channel mar
ked out by buoys, is left, through which small
vessels can with difficulty wind their way.
The damage done to the timber is, however,
so great that not even the attempt to blow
the vessels up succeeded.
As much as 5000 pounds of powder were
tried with twO-decker; but as the rotten
timber had too little power of resistance, the
result was that the weakest point gave way,
and the explosion tore out a small part in
the side of the vessel, leaving the rest alto
gether untouched. The harbor must thus
remain blocked up until by degrees the work
of the teredo is done, and the ships fall to
pieces. According to the account brought
down. eighty-one vessels were found sunk,
which is much more than ever was known or
supposed. The companies have brought up
sufficient anchors. cables. &C., to pay, at any
rate, part of their expenses, and probably
the Russian Government will make up the
difference.
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Tickets: wholes SIS; Halves $3.50; a'rs sl25.
= c Il Il VI Il
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
.sll5,lsO
3 ,2s6 prizes amounting to.

s- Bank Notes Of sound Ranks taken at par. Checks
New York RENTED for prizes.
R- Drawings OF Large Classes VIII be published IN
New York and New Orleans Sunday papers, and
Charleston and savannah lailies.
In ordering Tickets Certificates, enclose the mo-
ney address for the Tickets ordered receipt
Of which they will he forwarded by first mail. Pur-
chasers can have Tickets ending in any figure they
may designate.
The list Of drawn numbers and prizes will be sent to
purchasers Immediately after the drawing PurCha
will please write their signatures plain and give
thelr Post office county and state
Remember that every Prize is drawn and payable in
fun without deduction.
All Prizes OF 81 900 and under paid Immediately after
the drawing-Other prizes the usual time OF so days
All communications strictly confidential.
re- Address orders for Tickets 10 Z. II. SWAIN
Nashville Tenn or o. ANDERSON n son, Managers,
Macon savannah. Ga. mlrl6-tri wNwtd
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The Richmand Eaqeiser, who does not like
the way the Washington Li,ioa has been
whipping refractory "Democrats" INTO the
ranks, says:
"In asserting that the President cannot in
any manner be charged with the odious res
possibility attached to these wholesale as
saults ON anti-Leeompton Democrats, We are
not Obliged 10 rely on general differences
We have positive Information. which leaves
no doubt Of the fact, that the Washington
Union is not the Presidents organ. bat that
the President himself disapproyes the abuse
which il applies Ia his personal and political
frieads who difier from him on the Lecompton
issue. So much for the Union and its pretended
organism
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Auction Sale.

ON THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL Sth, at 10
~ O'Clock, will sell large lot Of damaged Furn-
ture saved from the Princess, some of which is ex
pensive and very good.
At the same time will be sold the right 10 several OF
the Southern States in the Great American Corn Shell
Ter and Cherokee Corn Planter offering one of the
finest OPPORTUNITIES for and small capital we
have had the pleasure 10 offer Sale positive through
out and without reserve Terms made known on day
of sale. BENZ. +. SHIELDS
apr7-2t
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CON H ~ II = 4.

CHAPTER I.-GESERAL CHARACTERISTICS OF THE mBLE
As A CLASSICAL ooK.-Introductory-Th Bible
Classic-The Bible adapted TO Childhood-The Bible
in the school and CoYege-The Bible in our English
version-The Bible in the four great Classic Tongues
The Bible related the State and its schools
The Bible the Palladium Of American InstitutionsThe
Bible and the Church of Rome-Concluding Remarks.
CHAPTER II.-PoErRY THE MBIE.-
Nature and uses of Poetry in the Bble-Dierence be-
tween Hebrew Prose and Poctry-Style OF Hebrew
Poetry, Parallesm-Spirit of Hebrew Poetry-De-
partments of Hebrew Poetry-Infuence of Hebrew
Poetry-writers Of Poetry in the Bible-The seven
Greater Bards-The Argument from Poetry-Conclu-
ding Remarks.
CHAPTER III.-ELoQUENcE AND oRAToRY or THE OLD
Observation-Disclosures and Characteristics Of Eloquence
illustrations Of EOquence-Earliest Example of Flo
quence in the Old Testament-Iudah Orator
Aaron Orator-Other Examples from the Old
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of Hushai, the Archte.
CHAPTER Iv.-mE ELOQUENT ORATORS OF THE NEW
acknowledgements OF Perverted Eloquence-Her-
cd and Tertullus-Speech OF Gamalal-The Eloquent
Appollos-Stephen's Address to the Council-Preaeh-
ing of John the Baptst-Peter Orator-Speech
Of James before the Synod--The Recorder or Town
Clerk of Ephesus-The Eloquence of Paul-Paul on
Mars Hill-piscours"s Of our Lord-Conciuson.
CHAPTER WIVES or FEMALE CHARACTER IN TUE
hcauon-Picture of Eve-Sarah and Rebekah-Char.
acter Of Observation-Disclosures Of Esther and Ruth
Jezcbel and Atheliah-Herodiss and her Dancing
Daughter-Abigail, Hannah and Martha-The Marys
Concluding Remarks.
CHAPTER VL-REPREsENTAuvE Young III
BIME.-Rango and Limits of the Theme-The FRS
Young Men-The First Two Brothers-Charactcr o.
Joseph-Ihe Youth Of Moses-Skctch Of David ant
Jonathan--Sketch Of Samuel and Saul-Saul and sam
uel at Endor-l htracter Of Absalom-The Young Man
as SOvereign-Ihe Young Men of the Captivity
Young Men Of the New Testament.
CHAPTER NlI.-SCIENCE sACEs BIBLE
Relation and Bearings Of the Subjcct-The Mora
Science of the Bbe-The Bible Ply sica Science
First Scientific Characterstc-Secund Characteristic
Third Observation-Disclosures ulustrations-Tht
Sages of the Bible
CHATTER NIll.-oRiGINAL CONCEPTIONS. OR, DIRECT
sUBIIMTrY AND BEATTY mBIE.-The nIvin
EXistence-The Providence Of GOd-The Persona
Character of Christ-fhe Idea Of Special Divine Inhu
ence-The Church of God-Ihc Common Brotherhood,
Of Man-The Day of Sacred Rest-The Millennium
The Resurrection Of the nead--Thc last Judgment
The Heavenly World-The Scheme OF Redemption
Recapituation and Conclusion.
For sale by W. 7. BERRY 4 CO.,
apr2-u Public Square.
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Beans Hls.-Blessed Is he who blows his
own horn; for whoever bloweth not his own
horn, the horn shall not be bowed.
Red checks airs ealy oxygen la anoth'
shape. Girls anxious 10 wear pair will D. q
them where The roses do-oat Of doors.
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NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD.
MD- DOUBLE DAILY TRAINS ~sN
EACH WAY OVER THE ROAD.

ON and after THURSDAY, April Sth, 1883, the Pas
" senger Train will run as follows:
Leave Nashville daily at A. NJ. and p. NJ
Arriving Chattanooga at2:20 p VI. and 1855 4. NJ.
Leave Chattanooga at 10 80 A. NJ. and 9:z5 =. NJ
Arriving at Nashville at 9:l0 A. NJ. and $40 7. NJ.
Passengers for the East, via. Wilmington, n C., can
leave Nashville either train, and make close con
nections throughout Via. Knoxville, Tenn, and
Lynchburg, Va, should leave Nashville on the morn
ing train To make the connection.
Passengers for Memphis leave Nashville on the p.
NJ train, which connects at Stevenson with NJ. {.
Railroad.
Those for McMinnville and Sparta will leave Nash
vile on the F. NJ. train, which connects directly at
Tulahoma with the train for McMmnyillc The train
which leaves McMinnvle at 1890, connects with the
day train from Chattanooga and arrives at Nashville at
$40 p. VI.
At Nashville there is daily connection with boats
for St Louis Cincinnati, Louisville Memphis, New Or
leans Pttsburg &c, &c. also daily line OF stages for
Louis vile.
Through Tickets can be procured at the Depot before
the starting of the trains for McMnnvle Huntsv lille,
Memphis Junction Atlanta, Macon, Montgomery Char
leston savannah Augusta, Wilmington aud Kn' xvllie
c. L. ANDERSON,
apr6-tf General Ticket Agent.
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MARCH s. HOLMAN.

c. MARCH having purchased the entire interest
y of VIM. ADnsoN, of the late firm of Aimson Co
the business viii now be continued under the above
style No - Cherry street. where will be kept
stanty on hand good supply OF Wines. Liquors, CT
CARS, Fruits &c BY giving proper attention TO bust
and keeping nothing bat the best they expect
please their customers, and respectfully solicit share
Of public patronage.
In retiring from the late firm of Amison K Co, il
affords me pleasure 70 recommend Messrs. MARCH Il
Holman TO my friends and the public generally. II
you wish good Wines, Liquors, Cigars, anything
else in their line would advise you Ia call them
aprS-lw WM AIMISON.
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llew Qualifications.
Morton's Gold Pens.
A SUPPLY OF
MORTON &CO.'S GOLD PENS,
JUST RECEIVED BY
apr3-a w. II. BERRY 81 CO.
By Rev. DR.. Halsey of Louisville, Kentucky.
The Literary Attractions of
the Bible.
Or, A Plea for the Word of God, con-
sidered as a Classic.
BY LIE ROY J. HALSEY, D.
/ vol. 12mo. 81 IS.

! vol 12mo. 81 25.
In the following pages is proposed TO present an
outline of what may be called the incidental attrac-
tons Of the Bbe-to set forth its clsms, both as
classic and a book of general education. Regard
ed simply book of learning, OF taste and genius,
of history and eloquence it has exerted an influence
which cannot be too highly estimated, and commends
itself every cultivated understanding II is the
book of learning not less than religion; the
basis Of civilization less than our salvation
1t has moulded into shape, has quickened into life
the whole body OF secular learning, well as our
theology it has breathed its vital spirit into all
our science literature legislation, philosophy, and So
cial and political institutions.
1t is these attractions, which may be felt and ap-
preciated by the irreligous and worldly mind
ed which propose to group together in distinct
and connected view. Our object will be TO speak Of
the Book of God production Of inspired genius
and classic taste TO reveal something Of its mmeas-
urable wealth as a field Of knowledge and mine of
wisdom, model of eloquence, master piece Of poe
sy text book of instruction. and thus TO render ii,
so far as we shall be able attractive TO all.
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Steamboats,.
For cairo and nIemphis.

TTyHE fine passenger packet, a -
i and regular United States SEzsa
c. D. Elliott Master, will leave MONDAY !,
April 18TH at O'Clock, p. NJ, for the above and all
intermediate ports For freight or passage apply on
board or to A L. DAVIS,
aprs-td Agent
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The telegraph has already announced the
election of the Republican ticket by MAORI
ty of Jfre thousand The vote last spring was,
for the sham democracy, 81, l56; for the Re-
publicans. 31,702. 1t would seem that the
DOUGLAS rebellion has done the shams most
serious damage.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-04-08

r HAVE Just received few dozer bctt,s oi James'
i Neuralgia and Rheumatic Liquid, a ner,che
thai has ueEcr been known 90 ial u tuIg TIE above
complaints
ID may be obtained the various Drug stores M tho
-ity and OF J. ". Nus1N az the lac stand ~ hacken.
zle 4 Nilsson. Price a. per bottle.
,pr1-u AIfN MACKTN ME.
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Connecticut Election.

The election in Connecticut, Monday, was
for Governor, Lieutenant Governor. Secretary
of State, Treasurer, Comptroller and members
of the Legislature. The following are the
tickets of the rival parties for State officers
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W. G. AAcNAARY ~ ca.

NJ. G. McNAAHK ~ CD.
RECEIVED TIHs DAY BY Express,
rOn DuL AiexAndsr's kid Gloves;
I<O 10 daz Extenssou 3 8 sAiftzs white cor a.
10 cartons nucAls, new styles;
10 do N1aslin De Chene.
40 xew style Stella shawis, for early spring;
500 Psase Collars and Sleeves, new styiess
Grape c0liars ard Sleeves, DO;
Breakfast CAPS, DO;
IIsusian CApes and Bertbes, DO;
Our Mr. EcSsIry IN Tie Eastern cff1ess ana 20
viii be rfslng Ne9 6oocs every few Gays 40 tne tbe
s..-,s ana sca call fEeEn friends and he rub
lie kenefally. r. = AcSAiki ".
alaEio--1
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Gold PcnS.

TOHN YORK co. have on hand the best Col
u ever offered for sale in this market.
apr6-u
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Post Office.

MAIN III, March 70, 1915
UNRON and afier the iss 81 April the Post ONCE viii
i be opened 90 Saadass az half past A. NJ, and
close At o A n Open again al s =. NJ. and close AT
r NJ on al other days the Once MI be opened al
half pa1t O. O'Clock A NJ. and close Al o'clock I.
~ S X. ANDERSON, Post Master
marai-H
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Reeistered Money Letters at our Risk!
capital Prize, S3O,OOON
g. SONS LOTTERY
Jasper Co. Academy Lottery!
By authority of the State of Georgia.
PRIZES PAYABLE WITHOUT DEDUCTION!
LASS IL. DRAWS APRIL Isr, 1855

CLASS Nm, DRAWS APRIL l5TH, 1855,
In public at Macon Ga. under the sworn superinteI-
dence of Z. c. BULKLEY and Jos. WATERMAN, Esqs.
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new advertisements,
For Sale at Auction.

Ut SdEt III AUCTIOH.
WILL sell ON next SATURDAY, 10th inst, at the
l. Court house gate, hrst-rate House Servant
aprs-td WILL l. BOYD Jr
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CHEAP FOR CASH.

TINO make room for supplies, I viii sell my
Il naming stock OF HEA ~ BOOTS, SHOES AND
BROGANS al cost for Cash. / have also various
kinds of LADIES, MISSES and CIiILDREN'.S wear,
reduced prices Call for cash bargains Al ~ College
street JOHN RAMAGE.
apT8-f
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CHINESE SUGAR.
Notice..

PLANTERS BANK OF TENNESSEE,
NdshriEIe, March 3lSt, 1855.
TIHHERE will be meeting OF the Stockholders OF this
i Rank held the Banking House Ia Nashville on
the LIST juno next, 10 O'Clock, A VI 20 take into
consideration an passed the session of the
Legislature of this state, proposing amendment 10
the charter of this Bank. by order Of the Board
npr5-td II. WEAVER, Cashier.
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For Sale.

A FIRST RATE house girl, about Is years old, ms
"a well qualified any IN the state of her age She
was raised in a good family in this county, aud We
wish 90 sell her 10 some near or in the city Call
and her she is not sold for any fault
apr5-u WILL l. bolp, Jh
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Tennessee Bonds for Sale.
CURE FOR RHEUMATISM.

I WILL sell Forty Capital Bonds upon very iavor'
Il bic terms. y hoi>oNi fiesioeh1
aIr.--LM
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-29

$4,000 Dc Do1LAss'rwsasss, ElsAr HaeSsASD s'a Or
eight thousand dollars, for three or FIVE years,
for which security will be given on real estate,
situated on Pennsylvania avenue, between sth
and 10th streets. Said property rents for S 800
per annum, and is very valuable. For further
particulars, address JAMES TOWLES,
Property Agent, Washington City, H street,
north, No. 30, between sth and 9th sts. west.
Washington. feb 2-n
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.-> THE WASHINGTON, ALEX
sANDRIA, AND GEORGETOWN
STEAM PACKET COMPANY.-The steamer
COLUMBIA, Capt. James Harper, will leave
Baltimore on Saturday, at o'clock, P. NJ. Re-
turning, leave Alexandria every Wednesday
morning, at o'clock.
The steamer DLiMOND STATE, Capt j..
herwin will leave Baltimore every "Wednesday
al o'clock, p NJ, and returning, leave Alexan-
dra on Saturday, at o'clock P. NJ. For freight
apply 10 WHEAT & BRO, Agents
All way freight will be required invariably in
ADVANCE mn 2-tt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-29

FEBRUARY lST, lS5S.-Having Just taken
i an inventory of my stock of goods, | find
have more than want, and will sell some on
very reasonable terms for CASH. Now is the
time for bargains for any thing in my way.
Among other things, have SEVEN THOUSAND
PIECES OF Music, besides Instruction Books for
Piano. Melodion, Guitar, Violin, Flute, Banjo.
Flagioiet, ACCORDION Flutina, Buse, &c.
Then have great variety ofthe MUSICAL
INSTRUMENTS above named, and can furnish
you any others wanted.
Again have select stock OF school and 9TH
er books, Blank Books, Memorandum Books,
Copy Books, States, Pens, Ink, Letter, Cap Note,
Sermon, Lawyers, Bill, Drawing, Tissue Wrap
ping, Envelope and other PAPERS, In fact
about every thing in the stationery line.
feb JOHN H. PARROTT
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-29

l~A STORE FOR RENT.-The new three
-G!::Astory BRICK STORE, on the north side
OF King street, recently occupied by George K.
Blackjack as an auction and Dry Goods Store
is for rent. The situation Of this property is in
business part OF the city, and its complete
arrangements for any kind Of mercantile busl-
ness, renders it very desirable Apply next
door, 10 HULST & CO., or J. A. MlLBURN,
corner of King and Washington streets.
NH OFF
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-29

DOTOMAC LODGE NOT[CE.-All persons
indebted for Tuition, will find their bills in
the hands of Mr. H. l.. Monroe, who is author
lied to deduct per cent. for those who pay be-
fore the Isl of April. All delinquents after that
date, will be placed in the hands of a Constable
for collection. THE SCHOOL COMMITTEE.
nh l3-dtApl.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-29

NOR RENT-A WHARF, in good order,
1 with a LARGE YARD adjoining. This
property is well located for Coal depot, Lum-
ber or Wood Yard
ri Also, TWO LARGE WAREHOUSES;,
-G!Gon the wharf, well adapted for Commis.
sion and Shipping houses.
Also number of VACANT LOTS, on Uni
on street, very desirable for Plaster lots. For
terms, enquire of GREEN & BROTHER
nov Oft
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VIRGINIA FARMS WANTED-The sub.
scriber having located in the city OF New
York, TO transact a GENERAL BROKERAGE
BUSINESS, such as the purchase and sale OF
REAL ESTATE, STOCKS, LAND WAR.
RANTS, &c, &c, offers hi services 10 his Viz
gnia friends, who may wish to find purchasers
for improved or unimproved lands.
| have now a customer for an improved
Farm, il one can be had to suit in price, terms,
&c, in the neighborhood of Alexandra Ad
dress ROBERT H. GALLAHER,
No. 81, Liberty street, New York.
n B. Farmers who may wish to have their
wheIt or corn sold in the New York market,
will find il 10 their interest to address as above.
New York NH 3-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-29

TAS-FITTIN ESTABLISHMENT
VI WILLIAM COG.aN, Practical Gas Filter,
Fayslte .7iity, Alexandria, proposes to open a
branch OF his establishment at CHARLOTTESVILLE,
where, as here, he will attend TO GAS-FlTTlNG
in all its branches. Stores, Dwellings, Churches,
Machine Shops and Public Buildings fitted up
on the most approved plans and at reasonable
prices. He is also prepared TO furnish Steam
Pipe, Steam Guages, and Steam Cocks. Con-
tracts viii be made for = ork, and fixtures any
kind supplied at the lowest rates.
ET ALL Work WARRANTED ap 2S--ly
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NTEW SPRING GOODS.-We are now re-
Y ceiving and opening our supply OF SPRING
GOODS, and would call the attention OF our city
and country customers, to the very great induce
ments which we are now Offering, at Brents
old stand. J. +. d l.. A. LARhlN.
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DRY GOODS, &C.

open THIS DAY.-First Spring arrival oi
" Calicoes; full assortment of Coats Spool
Cotton; Fine Bleached Sheeting and Shlrtlng
Heavy and Fine do DO, Brown; Blue Plaid Do
mestlcs; Blue Drillings; Osnaburss; Heavy
Drillings, &c, &c.
Also on hand, an excellent assortment o!
White Flannels, ranging in price from l63 cents
TO Sl yard Silk Warp Flannels, very supe-
rior.
Our stock of WINTER GOODS comprises
Gentlemen's Shawls, Buggy and Bed Blankets,
Merinos, with many other desirable goods, which
we are selling at greatly reduced prices, TO
make room for Spring stock.
NH ASHBY & WOOD. No. ITO, klngst
JUST RECEIVED-Blac Alpaca and Can
% ton Cloths Fancy and Black Prints; Super
Irish Linens warranted do. Bleached Cottons;
White, Red, and Yellow Fannels Striped Nam
keen Osnaburgs; Heavy TwiIled Ducks; Fine
and Heavy Brown Cottons; Bleached and Bro.
Sheetings all widths; Tickings, Checks, and
Denims; Blue and Brown Drills; Damask Linen
Table Diapers; Lead and Slate Jeans and Drills.
We have also in store $500 yards Fancy Silks;
1000 do Mouslne de Lanes; TOO do. French Me-
rinos Shawls; Cloaks; Winter Cassimeres; Ho-
siery; with many other Goods adapted TO the
Season; which for cash, or to the prompt trade,
will be sold very cheap.
feb WINNERS & co.
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JENKINS 4 L MBDIN, M.4NUF.AC-
81 TURERS OF SASH, DOORS, SHUT
TEkS, BLINDS, and FRAMES, keep con-
stantly on hand large assortment of the above
named articles and will sell them, equality con-
sidered,) as cheap as they can be bought in the
United States.
~ All orders promptly attended to. Circu.
lars of sizes and prices furnished, on applica-
ton. Address JENKINS & LAMBDlN,
cor of Queen and Fairtax-sts, Alex Va.
an 2l-pOly
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RI HOUSE FOR RENT.-The dwelling
.G%%E HOUSE, or Prince street, next door east
of the Alexandria Loudoun and Hampshire
Railroad office. The house is in thorough re.
pair, and to good tenant the rent will be made
low Apply at the office OF the Gazette.
NH Eft
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BUSINESS CARDS.
DIDGELY, HAMPTON 4 CO.,
IL WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
TEAS.

TOBACCO, and
LIQUORS.
Beg leave to call the attention Of dealers to
III cir large and we'll selected stock OF goods,
which they offer for sale al the very lowest
rates, and upon the most accommodating terms.
Alexandria, NH l9-tf