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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-30
The King OF Prussia.

There 10 something very touching In the
account which has been given to the world,
of the departure of the stricken King Of
| Prussia from his palace Of POtsdam, after
resigning the powers Of government into the
hands of his brother, the Prince of Prussia.
We are told by an eyewitness, that al i'm
mense crowd assembled at the Railway Sta
ton, in Berlin, and greeted the retiring mou-
arch with enthusiastic shouts and earnest
wishes for his return 10 good health; that all
along the line of railway, as the train passed,
similar crowds ssluted the royal party
with shouts Of Long live the kiog," aud
that at Auhau!s, the expression Of sympa-
thy for the suffering monarch was 80 affect
ingly evinced, that tue King covered his
face with his hands, aud with tears rolling
down his checks, exclaimed, addressing the
Prince Of Prussia-'D1 you hear those shouts,
William? Auf 6aldigeS lceiderschen! Good
bye. Au reror.' There was not" says the
writer, "a dFy eyea the station. 1t is impos.
sible to describe the emotions Of the Prince Of
Prussia. Zine Qaeen oobbed aloud, and
every man present west" So fell the rut-
taiu upon the first kog of tbs House Of
Braadenturg, that ever surrendered during
his lifetime his royal prercgative into the
hands of another. There is touch oi nature
in the lit.le episode we have just recorded,
which brings :he actors into close relations
with the general heart aud teaches Us the
moral that kings and comuonors are alike
subject to "ihe Ills that flesh is heir Sc" that
all stations have their cases and tba: every
man whatever may his position 10 hte, must
bear, as best he may the hurthen tia; has
been imposed upon him.--BaH. Exchange.
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stock Market, Oct. 80.

Re' > cent "a years to rum no sales al
~ I,',,'3 p cent, shorter dates, sale sales $500
y. .:,,al C,y Bonds, last sales 1891 and in
-. g,ok Stock, par $7o-Iast sales s73,
y.:!a, .. ' Bank Stock, las: sales Sios: o,
Fa'1ei' Fan Can. Stock, last sales $lo3a.
Ens.sts5 Fire ASSOCIATION Stock, par 800
az; ,:n1. fredericksburg, and Potomac
".-1> Stock. las, sales $40. ~
e. '''. ,'C Central Railroad Stock, $3l.
S. ::rDsI and Petersburg Railroad Stock
.,;'. .'o S and Danville Railroad guaranteed
IFS 49,. So, and interest -,
.,, 49, Aver aud Ksnawha guaranteed bonds
.'n's Zoo, last sales $50 and interest;
r v ,..f and tennessee Railroad Bonds $72s
u ;.. .S,r, Central Railroad Bonds 1913 and
', 6n,,.s and Alexandria Railroad Bonds $50
~ 5. nv, and Alexandria p cent Bonds $s7
a.; . s..as Gap Railroad Bonds $50 and int.
% t' Civ S75 and flat.
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Aim aNlC.
MARINE LlST.
PORT ~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

ARRIVED.
Schr Embark, Donahoe, Philadelphia, TO >
Shinn.
Schr. H. F. Payton, Nickerson, Boston, to NJ
Eldridge
Schr Tram Smith, McGiYern, Boston, to Ber-
den Mining Co.
Schr. Daniel Brown, Head, New York, to
Borden Mining Co.
Schr NJ. c. Duriee, Hall, Fall River, to Borden
Mining Co.
Schr. Gen Harrison, Murdoch, Nanjemoy
Creek, wheat to Perry Il Penny
Schr. Gustavus, Swami, Mattawoman Creek
wheat to Perry Il Penny bache!.
SAILED
Schr Helen Mar, Nickerson, Boston, by
Eldridge.
Schr Kate KalIahan, Kalahan, Philadelphia
BY d. A. Lowe.
Schr Golden Rule, Wilbert, Jersey City, by
Fowle & Co.
MEMORANDA.
Ship Francis, Ellis, sailed from Cardiff Tor
this port on the 18th inst, with 500 tons OF iron
rails for the Manassas Gap Railroad Co.
Barque Horace Beale, Johnson, from Dix Is
land Tor Washington, ID. C., put mo boston
goth, for harbor
Schr. John Siliman, -, from Washington,
n e arrived at Albany 18th
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-30

FIOI'R-The market during the week mas
bel auis, with light transactions. lhere was
,lscIn. N the early part OF the week OF l23
=, a. Union street, and the market closed al
Ss-B. Extra may be quoted at IS 70, but
-. ss., have been very unimportant. Family
rr7gr i, lgll with sales TO the city trade at $7SS
s. ~, according 10 brand.
WHEAT-The offerings have been very
Isa,, and the market during the week has pre-
.u,ed very little activity. Quotations Tor lair
to good Wheat have Undergone no material
caange, while nearly all the sales reported have
been Of an inferior quality. Yesterday, owing
% the neayy rain, there was very little out door
busuess transacted aud there was but small
attendance Oh Change. Some lots inferior
white wheat we-e sold at 1l5c. Small sales OF
red were made al l2lc. for fair TO good.
CORN-The demand for Corn has been good,
b.. the receipts have been light. We continue
10 quote white and high mixed at sClso"c. we
lave noticed but one arrival OF new Corn,
Which. as was stated at the time, brought Csc.
5:ys.lOw.
RYE.-The demand for Rye is active. The
receipts nave been fair, and sales for the past
lev Gays have been made at 7jc.
0ATs.-The supply is light, and the transac-
ions for the week have been very limited
<Io.a;ions remain unchanged, viz: 4OS45c.,
according 10 quality.
LLANEOUS-Seeds are quiet-quo'
,atjoHs Unchanged. Provisions are steady-no
caeHse N prices Plaster is in demand. The
t.msnd Tor Fertilizers has abated, end the sales
10; iae week show still further falling Off
Quotations are without change The rates Of
F'-ishis are unchanged. The Fuel market pre-
sells 10 change
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-30

tIMDE WATERMAN. 100 MISC STREET,
- ALFx4SDgIA. would respectfully announce
10 ll- numerous friends aHt customers. that ~ IS
AGAIN ready (as Le always mas h""n) 20 exhibit
a stock o. READY -MHDE CLnI HING, and
Gpnl.mon's FURNISHING GGnD>, adapted
for the ensuing tall and winter season, equal, II
no; SUPERIOR 10 any other establishment IN the
country IN regard 20 BEAUTY STYLE AND TAaIETY.
As 20 his prices. an examination will co"H"ce
any one a. a glance, that he is above any com
ne:,rior oct 20
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-30
Nelson county, oct 2S-2awtNovl7
nOTOMAC LAND FOR SALE-pursu

DOTOMAC LAND FOR SALE-Pursuant
to decree OF the Circuit Court for King
George County, rendered in the case OF .leter ".
Corbln, &c, at the September term OF said Court,
1858, we the undersigned, commissioners APP
pointed for that purpose, will offer for sale at
public auction on Friday, The i2th day 0f NorcD'-
Der neIt, upon the premises, the TRACT OF
LAND, which was conveyed 10 James I. Cor
bin and John Jeter, by w. r. Mason, commis-
sioner, called "THE COTTAGE" situated on
the Potomac River, in King George County,
Va, Immediately below Patsbytansey Creek,
and adjoining the lands of John n. Smith, and
Others and contains about FIVE HUNDRED
ACRES The soil OF the entire tract is excel
lent, and considerable part of it is river flr.
The FISHERY belonging TO this estate, may,
in the opinion OF competent judges, be made 1T
little expense, one oil the best on the river.
<aL The improvements consist Of cOm:or-
..G%a table DWELLING HOUSE, and the usual
outLuldngs.
We shall al the same time offer Tor sale Seye-
raj HORSES, MULES, WORK OXEN, COWS,
PLANTATION UTENSILS, &c.
TEaMs-For the real estate, one.fourth OF the
purchase money will be required in cash. Up
on the residue, a credit Of one, two and three
Years will be allowed. The deferred payments
to be satisfactorily secured and 10 bear interest
For the personal property, cash for all sums OF
$40 and under. For larger purchases, credit
of six months. T. B. BARTON. cors
w. R. MASON. "o''"' -
King George County, Va, oct elects
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la GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER~OCT 30 1855

TRAvELIYG.-Our readers 10 Washington
and Alexandria will notice that Hugh La
than announce in another column, that bis
ouubuses will be ready at the steamboat
wbarves as we'll as the depots of the rail-
roads. The public have long kuown Mr. l..
as most eoterprising geutleman, and such
attentive, polite and accommodating agents
aud drivers us are 10 connection with bis
lines merits for them not ouly the extensive
patronage they are now receiving, but large
increase Hdsh. Star.
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Nj MARRIED..

Gu Thursday morning, 2Sth instant, at the
Glebe, Culpeper County, Va, oy the Rev. John
Cole, r. STUART DOUGLASS, OF Aiexan-
dria, TO VIRGINIA, daughter OF the late Geo
S. Thorn, of Culpeper.
On the l7th instant by the Rev. VIM. $ Col
bert, Mr. BENJAMIN HlXSON, TO Miss NAL.
VIVA PETTY, all OF Fauquier.
At Sperryvi!e, on tae 10th instant, BY the
Rev Mr. Lewis, Dir. JOSIAH L. ADAMS, TO
Miss KATE PRIEST, all OF Rappahannock
county.
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COMMERCIAL.
,sonetarys

..e,s there is very little actlvi-
Il None and j, light, while the supply Is
= la' " ,r. and there is very little paper
1o'' ''1"-4 40 street. The Baltimore papers
oisi.as % very abundant at low rates, and
iao,' "o T.,, ,ae plethora continues. There
. Ne" ' VIA. N New York, on Thursday, of
r:fs '''S ., =, qo4, and Tennessee at s'7'
N'', ,,, :. brought y64'
II!D' .,,-s are dull, and we are without
I@-- .nr ms week.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUABLE
~ LAND AND NEGROES, IN NELSON
COUNTl.-ln pursuance of a decree OF the
Circuit Court of Nelson county, in the suit OF
GoddIn Il Apperson VS.. r. Hill. and others, pro-
nounctd on the Isl of October, 1898, the under
signed, Commissioners appointed under SAID
decree, will offer oI sale. ON WEDNESDAY,
THE 18th DAY OF NOVEMBER NEXT on the pre-
misses, the following valuable REAL and PER.
SONAL ESTATE:
All that TRACT OF LAND lying in the valley
of Fuckers run, in Nelson county, owned oy
said Richard Hill, adjoining the lands OF Mss
J. Rlves, William Gordon anu others and con
tanning ONE THOUSAND THREE Hun
BRED AND NINETY ACRES, more or less
Their are about 1000 acres cleared; the bal
auce in woods, well supplied with the different
oaks, poplar, chestnut, &c. The cleared land
lies remarkably well, and has been improved @y
i liberal application OF fertilizers -guano. booze
dust, clover and plaster II is admirably atap
led to me growth o. the staples of thIs region
tobacco wnsat and corn.
The extension OF the Orange and Alexandra
Railroad 70 L,nchburg, now rapidly DAM
towards completion, passes directly ta.0G-
this land, and II is believed that depot vii b."
established upon II. or IN lis immediate Erign.
borhood |, Is distant about seven miles irorG
New Market on the James River Canal, AL
three miles from LovIugstOn, the county sea-.
sss,,zzA Ii has OF / comfortable NEGRO QUAR-
sGl;l. | FRS tor about ~ negroes; an excellent
dueGy, stable, aud other Necessary FARM
BUILDINGS, OVERS EER'S HOUSE. &c
.iltose liner. u j. believed that such an opp0r'u-
MY Tor desirable investment is rarely presented
Al the same time and place will be sod
TWENTY FIVE SLAVES men, women, aud
children the larger portion OF them young ant
yerj likely Also all the stock of HORSES.
MULES. CATTLE and HOGS, FARMING
IMPLEMENTS. and all other perishabe p!o.
prr,y on the premises
Tnr terms OF sale prescribed by the decree
are as tclIows:--for the land, credit Will be-
given of one TWO, three, tour. five. SIX anc seven
years. with interest from day OF saie--boads
with good personal security will be required,
and title retained till iull payment 6e made 49,
l he Eegroer will be sold on credit CT twelve
months negotiable notes, interest added with
satisfactory eniorsers, will be required. The
other personal property will be sold on a credit
OF nine months, Tor all sums over ten dollars;
Tor ten dollars and under, cash will be required;
a nd also a sufficient sum in cash out OF the 9TH
er sales 10 deiray the expenses OF the sale.
The land is susceptible OF division into two
or more farms, and should such division idciI-
tate the sale of the whole tract il will be mae.
Should Wednesday, 18th November next, not
he fair, the sale will take place on the next fair
day ALEXANDER BROWN,
WILLIAM GORDON, Commrs.
ROBT WHITEHEAD, }
Nelson county, oct 2S-2awtNovl7
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-30

'o4L !RADg-For the week ending Satur'
pa' o'l52 tons OF coal were shipped over the
rreDh>yivana Railroad, 2,a=6 tons over the
osUs-s Creek, 1895 over the Cumberland,
~ INA tons over the Hampshire road max
-sd A aggregate Tor the week from the whole
wa region OF 1859 tons. Total shipments
~ 'te year from the whole coal region $780,
~. =. "Ls, During the season 1882 canal boats
nH'Hd tbs port, carrying ,304 tons OF coal.
.aLlns the week loo boats cleared this port,
'sfy!ng l0,259 tons Of coal.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-30
FRANCIS VI. JET, or
SHACK ELFORD * SPILMAi,
Fauquier Co, oct l3-roIm Warrenton, Va
DAPPAHANNOCK LAND AND FISH

n APPAHANNOCK LAND AND FISH
IL ING SHORE FOR SALE.-Having more
land than can prcGtably cultivate, wish 10
sell my NORTH BEND FARM" on the Rap
pahannock River, in King George County
The tract contains from 400 10 40 ACRES
about $50 OF which is arabic at present, but
much more fine land can very properly be
cleared Nearly three.flttns is enclosed by the
river, it, therefore, requires but little outside
fencing. The greater part OF this land has been
improved by the use OF guaUo and clover, and
is naturally good wheat land Ii has on il in.
exhaustible resources for manurlEg, which all
enterprIsus lar.ner would certainly use.
1t has on II one o! the most reliable FISHING
SHORES on this river as has been proved in
the late disastrous seasons a seine OF 800
fathomS is all suifcien; 10 sweep the rvsr, and
there is an equally good haul on Inc flood and
ebb tides | have a God outfit OF Seine. Boats,
&c and will rent the shore and outfit, Il not
sold, to a competent fisherman.
Any persons wishing TO purchase such land,
are invited TO call upon me, near Shiloh 7. o,
King George County, Va.
oct 2s-eo,f DR. F. FAIRFAX
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-30

TXECUTORS' SALE OF VALUABLE
IL REAL ESTATE.-By virtue OF the last
viii and testament OF franklin B Cox, deceased,
the undersigned will sell at public auction, on
Monday, the 18Th day Of Ncren.ber nert, Court
day) at Fairfax Court House, all that FARM
and TRACT of LAND, situated in Fairfax
CoUniy, Virginia, at the junction OF the roads
from Alexandra and Fairfax Court House /"
Occoquan, u miles from Occoqnan, aid ID
miles from Alexandria, containing about 1913
ACRES. This Farm is well adapted to grain
and grass and beautifully situated IL healthy
and prosperous neghbor hood, convenient 20
Churches, Mills, Stores, Post Office, and only
one and a halt niles from tide water navigation.
III The Improvements thereon, consist OF a
.G.a large and convenient L W 0 STO K
DWELLING HOUSE. with Kitchen adjoining;
a never failing wei! OF good water, with pump,
near the door; large BARN, nearly new, and
other neces,ar, oul buildings, all in good repair.
Any one y hing 10 view the property PREV.
gu. to the SAL w.l be shown the same, by call
ing on Joseph sui. :, living on the premises.
The Tyrm., uich will be 10 suit purchas-
ers) vail BIZ mate known on the day OF sale.
EZRA EVANS,
JOHN TROTH, Ex'o Ts.
SAM n GARWOOD
Fair'ax Co. Va oct l-eots Fairfax He"s
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-30
By MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.

CAPE ISLAND. Oct. 29.-The baroue Carlo
Mangan, from New York for Aspiuwall, is
sunk 20 miles from Five-fathom Bank. One
man was lost. The others landed here in the
bats after great suffering. The man died
after reaching the Light-shin.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-30
The Markets..

BALTIMORE October 29.-Flour is dull and
Unchanged; Howard street and Ohio $5l2t
"-eat Is steady; red lis6l22c.; white 1850
A.c Corn is quiet; white 72676c.; for old
&c SIC, Tor new Whiskey is dull and heavy.
Provisions are steady and unchanged.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-30

fMrHDRs CATTLE MARkET, Oct. 2S.-CAr
hs-tOr beet Cattle the market to-day was
Gu" and prices We're a shade lower than on last
aa'seiday. There were 800 mead offered at
~ scales. 25J Of which We're driven to Phlla.
.'laa, $50 were sold 10 grazers, 800 were left
WEI unsod, and the remaining l,lUO head were
sod 10 Baltimore butchers at from So SO to
. ~ on lie hoof, equal to s5G$6 rs net, and
''siasmg s. ct gross
.h"ss,- Hogs are still selling at from IS to
lVU lbs. net The supply at market IS
>aEsF-Ws quote Sheep this week as rang
'-s Ion 81 10 SO 80 . head.
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DIED.

On the l4th instant, al Pleasant View, in
Fauquier County, AGNES, wife OF Ludwell
Lake, aged 81 years.
On the 9th instant, at her residence, in Alex
andria County, Va, in the 35th year OF her age,
Mrs MARTHA A. GIBSON, wife OF Joshua
Gibson. ESQ of Washington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-30

NV YoRK, October 29--Flour heavy; State
81 lCGf IS; Ohio S52taS5 IS; Southern
sGs553. Wheat is dull Southern white
He, Western white ll23c; Western red hoe
Tom j n5n; naked 67ta6Sc. Beef is quiet al
hHSi1 PORK is heavy, mess $3.50; prime
f@'', Lard buoyant at lrGl0ic. Whiskey
sim. a; z2c
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-30
AUCTION MALES.

IfAY FOR SALE-WnI be sold at the
l Court House door. MO,ldoy. NOrrnsGcr iSt,
al y ociock FOUR STACKS OF HAY, on the
"Mu:h POI" farm in the occupancy OF Mr.. Jonu
Parsons. 4 credit OF 81 DAYS will be gwen, the
purchaser giving a note satisfactorily endorsed
{. VI CASTLEMAN d : tor
oct 2p--3t T. >augs'er. : 4. {.
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t" YORK CATTLE MARKET, Oct. 27-Beef
Sxuus"--oHerngs this week 1000; sales at IS
- Z" p iuO lbs. for inferior to first quality
( s'hne on the rates OF last week Cows
~S", " s2sdS65 as to quality. Veal Calves
eies a, . !67 cts. y b. Sheep and Lambs
80, N u SN1$6 So, Tor first quality. Swine
.aes at $46$5 100 DIS. for common to
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-30

C.inn REWAHD.-keEaway from the
DZU\)incoiogicaI Seminary, near Alex
sndr:a Va, OH Sunday night, the 18th inst,
negro boy named CARTER. Said negro Is
bright mulatro, feet s or = inches nigh and
very well built. He is about % year, Old, and
mas very pleasan; countsnance. | will give
rne above rev. ard O! $500, if taken out OF the
state and secured 50 that get nm again. Ad-
dress DAVID FIIZHUGR, Fairfax C. H.,
sep IL eotf or H. c. WARD, Alex, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-30

subscriber continues to man
- ~ fracture SEGARS, from every choice
Sue ss1e Of imported Leaf Tobacco. Orders re.
f''H"i!y solicited. EDWIN c. BROUN,
u,, No "a, Madison.street.
uuieourg Va, oct ls-eo3m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-30

E TO The SUB ORDERS OF GRACE
CHURCH, WHOSE SURSCRiPI l0NS ARE
YET UNPAlD-As we contracted Tor me
building of the Church upon the faith OF your
subscriptions, we ask OF you the iu'hln"n; OF
your promise. as we md ourselves IN deb, ana
the na,n,4nt o: these small! SUMS wit AT uS
very mucp. Please be ready, as sou!e one Wit
call on you in : lev days. ..,.,,,,,,,,
oct 29-3t HE ''hNii ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-30

The November Term of the Circuit Court f r
Fairfax county will commence on Monday
next.
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~ To the Fo.ea Of the Ccsniy9 fer9"0 -
FELLOW { irIzl>s i desire 10 represent 'oa III
.be mex, Legislature oil oui state. ami therefore
announce myself as candidate ior your sriifa
yes a, the approaching election
do rot ru, myself heior" you as man q
brilliant talents AMI extensive learning o"' as
n,act;ca, man. well acquainted with the business
rursu;ts o, life and thoroughly Ident'he' W!'h
Won in those Interests and sympa;Eles When
bind communities tcsttueI .,
Fellow citizens, must understand ycuT "'sh
es, and promise you, ii chosen, faithfully 10
INV political opinions are we'll known to you,
and need no comment in this bret address. All
ask is "a free fight and a Canvass wh!ch VIII
render convention necessary, thus leaving 10
you the largest liberty in tee selection o, your You.
Representatives am, gentlemen, your 90 1
servant '"'i' :" .r
E,u,u;er coun-v Va oct 2--eott
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-30

CHIMES -FRICEs FROM $50 TO $125.-The
Grover X Baker Sewing Machine Company sell
the two best MACHINES in use. One makes
the SHUTTLE. Or Lock STITCH-a stitch well
adapted Tor sewing goods that are not TO be
washed and ironed; the other is a new MA.
CH! y t.. making the CELEBRATED GROVER 4 bA'
KER STITCH on THE LOCK STITCH THAT Is LOCGED.
This MACHINE is !. great improvement up
on all previous Machines for family use.
L. Send Tor Circular al Is, pennsylvania
Avenue, Washington; 495 Broadway, New
York: 1877 Baltimore street, Baltimore
OPIyIoSs Or THE PRESS.
Grover x Bakers Is the best.-hmerlcan
Agriculturist.
To all OF which the Tribune says Amen
NJ Y Tribune
It's all that it claims to BEN. Y. Indepen-
dent
1t finishes its own work; others do not
Home Journal.
We give it the preference Amer. Baptist.
1t needs only to be seen to be appreciated
Phren. Jour.
Adapted for woolens linen, or cotton.-Am.
Med. Monthly.
We like Grover & Bakers best-Ladies'
Wreath.
Which is best?" Grover & Bakers n. Y
Dispatch
Superior to all orhers-N Y Mercury
We have no hesitation in recommending it
n. Y Express.
II requires no re-spooling--N Evangelist.
For family use they are unrlvaied-N.
Daily News
They sew .eam that will not rp.-N !.
Courier.
II performs molly and expeditiou.ly N
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-30

g. FOR RENT-The large two story
.hsIE. brick DWELLING, on Cameron street,
between Fairfax and Water streets. Inc ttOus"
aforesaid is in excellent order, furnished "ith
Water and Gas. For terms and further paItlcu.
lars, apply at FkENCH'> Book and Periodical
Demo, iuI KING street oct 2S-3t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-30

rHEAP CUAL-DaIly expected, cargo Of
Rel Ash and White ASA Coal, which Will
be sold very low iEon vessel. Also, now IN
yard supply OF Cumberland Coal, ior sale low
Please send in your orders early
L. W. BARKER,
oct q cor. Union aud Qusen-s.s
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-30

~ Ii will be seen by reference 20 our ad-
vertsiug columns, that Mr.. w. A. Duncan has
resigned the Agency tor the sale OF "raroanK
Scales" and that Mr. George /. Baldwin mas
been ap-oin,ed Agent in isstead oct 3n-lt
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DEATH f Coz. WV B. YANcEY W
are paiucd 70 learn, jn-t as eur rarer gees 10
prcss, Of the death OF Col. VIM. b Yancey.-
He died ut his residence, ~ the Senan-
d,an Rver, IN tia county, On Wcdre-f:y
nichr. last. Ne understand he bad been
prcvinn.ly iii, bot y =, .Urrrs' d t. DC mIFrv-
;rg. nn,ii TIE niy n which be died, "Hen
the Gr-t iutiuat.on Mr.. E:na"y had Of his
danger wa. haiin. him corpse ~ her SIDE
-Ncckingfam Hsg's'eT
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II THE ANNIVERSARY MEETING OF
the YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN .3SSOCLd.
TON of Alexandra, will be held In the
LYCEUM HALL, on TUESDAY EVENING NEXT,
I'd day OF November, al j o'clock. ..,
Addresses appropriate to the occasion VII,
be delivered. and the exercises wall he enlivened
with several choice pieces OF music, by quar-
tette OF Amateurs.
Price of admis ion, 10 cents OCT So--M
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NEW FRUIT-Cranberries Lemons, Raj
sins, Citron, and CurIants, Just received III
store. ard for sale by JOHN A. DIXON,
oct 30 Old p. o. corner.