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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-13

HOUSEKEEPING ARTlCLES-1he at
III teution OF House keepers and others, Is
invited 10 the stock OF GOODS on hard, at No.
II, Royal street, near the market adapted to
housekeeping purposes, embracing great va
rety, such
Japaned Toilet Sets, Wash Bowls
KNIFE Cleaners, Knife Boxes, Lemon Squeezers
Sugar Boxes, Painted and Cedar Buckets
Spittoons, Brittania Lamps, Tin Plates
Tin Pans, Coffee Pots Tea Pots, Sugar Bowls
Spice Boxes, and thousand other things too
tedious TO mention Particular attention J.,
called to the PLATED FORKS Spoons, nc, sold
by the subscriber, which surPass the goods
generally sold as TO quality and fnish-his
prices have been based upon the CASH pFihcipi"'
and every effort will be made to please. For
sale. also. all kinds Of Cutlery, Scls ors, Jac&',
Shovel and Tongs and almost every article IN
our lire used in Housekeeping.
ano 20 JOHN T. CREIGHTON.
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SALE THIS DAY.


VALUABLE NJ ARKET AND DAIRY
Y FARN AT AUCTION-Wlll be offered
for sale. at public auction, in front OF the May
or's Office, on "Wednesday, the 1871 day Of Octo-
Der, 1885. at lOi O'Clock, a. NJ. that valuable
MARKET and DAIRY FARM, lying on the
west side OF the Mount Vernon road, leading
from Alexandria to Mount Vernon, and on the
south SIDE OF the "Great Hunting Creek" in the
County OF Fairfax al dining the city OF Aiexan
drla, (the channel OF the Creek being the dlvld.
ng line called VALLEY FARM, containing
ThlRTY.FIVE ACRES, be the same more or
less.
III The Improvements consist Of good
.G.H substantial BARN, nearly new, and small
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE, the latter not
We, finished The enclosure s almost wholly of
pos, and rail fence.
The soil is ore of the very best. having fine
dark chocolate surface, easy TO cultivate, with
| rich, deep, dark, clay ioamy suhsoii, admirably
adapted IN all Gardening purposes. with eastern
and southern slopes Tor early vegetabies) as
vel az all kinds OF grains and grasses, d Grape
~. or Nursery, &c, &c. Upon TINS FARM,
there are three never falling SPRINGS, all OF
which stood the test OF lSJ4--one OF them BY
pipes under ground, al trfing expense, can BIZ
easily conveyed INTO the cellar OF the dwelling
house, for family and dairy purposes, after which,
conducted TO the stable, cow-shej. &c.
There is likewise a small stream OF water
running through the upper part of the FARM,
at the base OF the southern slope, afording am.
pie means Tor all purposes OF Hot House, Gel.
cry Beds. dor which last purpose the valley
through WHICH this stream passes Is admirably
adapted as well as tor all other Gardening
purposes.
For river farm, it has been unusually heal
thy. the subscriber having had upon 1t Tor two
years, family OF from SIX TO seven persons, and
during that time never had occasion 10 call IN a
physician-Tne location OF this farm, along side
of, and adjoining 10 the city OF Alexandra, ITS
soil and pro!uctiCns--,h last named is evidenced
by the present growing crop o! corn upon it
the new, substantial, and permanent bridge just
erected over Hunting Creek, aGording at all
times safe and certain road 70 and from Mar
ket-the new Tnrnpike and Mount Vernon
! roads forming It's eastern boundary, render tins
farm well worth the attention of all persons in
want OF either d market, or dairy farm, or
both.
Terms or SALE-One third OF the purchase
money viii! be required in hand, the residue IN
two equal annual payments, for notes bearing
interest secured By lien on the premises.
oct 2-eots GEO. WHILE, agent.
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GroRGETowN GRAIN MARKET Since our last
report the market Tor wheat has been De'er'
.nd nr;,es of white have advanced 3 cents 2
6usbe TINS is owing to ,he>light receipts. We
note sales at 81 IS to 81 IS for lair to good
white no prime offering Nothing doing with
red. Several caTgoes OF wheat nave arrived
from Baltimore consigned 10 millers White
corn sometimes in good demand, and sales have
been made as high as Soc. lhe marker LOT
yellow is dull, and we quote at the same PEics'
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By S. J. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
SALE THIS DAY.


COMMISSIONERS SAILED execution OF
I a decree OF the Circuit Court of Alexan-
dria County, rendered at May term, 1855, in
the suit of Richard Blaylock and wife. IS.
Joshua Hall and others, the undersigned, will
offer for sale, at public auction, on Saturday ne
lsik day of September merit, at II O'Clock, II. M,
in front of the Mayors Office, in the city of
Alexandra, LOT OF GROUND, in the sand
S,A city of Alexandria, with the BUILDINGS
IN and Improvements thereon. situated and
bounded as follows, viz: Beginning on the South
side of Wolfe street, at the distance OF IS feet
TO the East OF Water street, and running thence
east with Wolfe street ID feet; thence south
parallel TO Water street, Al ieet inches; thence
west, parallel to Wolfe street. Ia feet thence
north, parallel 10 Water street, TO the beginning.
TERMS OF SALE:-One-t tenth OF the purchase
money must be paid in cash; the residue IN
three equal instruments, at O. IL and Is months
Fl I'm the day of sale; the deferred payments TO
bear interest, to be secured by the bonds OF tie
purchaser with good personal security-the Ii
tie TO be retained until the purchase money is
fully paid, and the property TO be resold, at the
risk OF the purchaser, if the terms OF sale are
not complied with.
FkW ! r !; SnIRH' }com'rs.
aug l6-eots
~ The above sale is postponed until We'd
nssiay the 18Th day Of October, at the same time
and place. sept 2O-eets
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LIBERTY HALL.
MAGNIFICENT
II MOVING MIRROR OF
AUSTRALIA AND THE

III 4
CELESTIAL EMPIRE,
EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK!
And on Wednesday and Saulday afternoons,
AT THREE O'CLOCK.
u Admission rs cents-Cnlldren Is cents
Gentlemen, unaccOmpanled by Ladies: 70 r"i
qUette, l25 cents extra
If ON WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
AFTERNOONS, SCHOOL CHILDREN Will
be admitted tor TEN CENTS oct ll-du
A Ii The NEW BOOKS PAPERS, AND
n MAGAZINES, AT FRENCHS Book and
PeiOdcai Depot.
A splendid Git Book for ali seasons-The
Poets OF the Nineteenth Century, extra cloth
brveIed, gil, edges, So half CALI IS; Morocco
antique, 81
ELDERS Life OF Dr. Autobiography OF Elisha
Kent Kane, by William Elder, / vol. octave,
81 50.
fresh supply OF Virginia Illustrated, con-
tanning a visit 10 tie FisglnIan Canaan, and the
idventu!ers OF Porte Crayon and his CousI"s,
beautifully illustrated from drawings by Porte
Cray on, vol. octave, - 80
4 beautiful Book tor Boys and Girs-The
FAIRY Book, illustrated with eigh;y-one cuts on
wood, price IJc.
More OF the Paper Doll Family, ella" and
Lille Beers.
Papers Tor this week, including Harper's
Weekly, Lesiie's Waverly Magazne Mercury,
Weekly, Leader, Despatch, Irish American, Led
ger, Flag Pictorial, Pilot, Saturday Evening
Post, London illustrated News, London Punch,
y. \. Clipper, Police Gazette. and every tang
else IN he Newspaper ami Magazine line.
London illustrated News, with beautifully
coored Supplement OF tour !ull pages, 3U CTS.
Ivan the Seri, the Russian, and ClIcasslan, 10
cents.
All the new Books on hand oct l3
NJORE NEW BOOKS, MAGAZINES, AND
wi PAPERS, az GEO SIGGEkS Book and
Pcrlo9cai Store, IS Prince street, opposite tie Ga
.c'ie office.
Mara Leesaire, or The Ballet Girls Love. by
FaIconbridge, price 25c.
Lie in the Far West or the Comical. QuiZzl-
cal, and Tragcal Adventures OF Hoosler, by
Adolf phus NJ Hart Csc
lvaa the Serf or the Russian and Circasslan
a Tale OF Russia, Turkey, and Circassla, by
Austin G.. Burdick, l6c.
The illustrated London News, with four splen-
did colored engravings SOC.
Yankee Notions Tor November, lOc.
New Paper Dolls, Fila, Lille Beers, Emma,
and Willie, toll supply OF the different kinds,
kept constantly OH hand.
\. Y. Ledger Mercury, Weekly, Leader, Har.
pers Weekly, Lesiie's Paper, Companion, \. Y.
Clipper, Porters Spirit, Police Gazette. Pilot,
IRISH News, and ali the Weekly Papers on hand,
a. rednceI pricps oct Is
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Washington. oct l.

I,AUTlON-We beg leave TO caution pgicAa.
I ! sers of our choice OLD MOEOAGAHELA
WHISTLES against the deception and petty
fraud which is practised by certain parties IN
this city and in Baltimore. wno have sppToPria-
ted TO themselves exact copies OF the Star bTands
bag used and dssigned BY rs to distinguish Our
Old Whlskies We can assure oar friends ana
customers. that the unrlvallei quality, every.
wnere acknowledged, OF our choice OLD Wits
KlFS, cannot be eqUaied by these Ingenious
invaders OF our rights
Our new e.tabi ,hment, GIBSOyToS MILLS, on
the Monongahela River, gives Us uneqiai!ed
facilities Tor making Whlskey OF the choicest
kind. from matted and kIlndr grain.
Purchasers OF our Old WhIskles wall pleas"
TO notice the words GIBsOSTOS MILLS. and JOHN
GIBSON. SONS 4 Co, are inserted IN the ne"
Brands which We now adopt; and We deem II a
duty we owe 10 our customers and ourselves, "a
give notice, that We will prosecute and expose
any person or persons VINO may hereafter ccPy
or use our Brands.
JOHN GIBSON, SONS & CO.
IL. DOT IldIy
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40 one has any objection to the owners OF
: Dairy Farms trying to eXhume the
bones OF delunct Indian Chiefs, or exrol the
oaali,y Of the soil from the fact that 1t has
been nauurpd prn'i!uily with Indian bore dust,
or even TO sell it Tor the purpose II seems best
adapted to---a New Cemetery but we do Oh
iect 10 making assertions relative TO other Gene
teres. that is not horne out by facts, IN order 10
make sale OF the Dairy Farm Cemetery.
The Ivy Hill Cemetery Company have, al
great expense, purchased and enclosed % acres
of land, built large vault, neat keepers
lodge. gravelled and graded large extent OF
pad and walks, AID otherwise improved ard
beautitied. what is universally considered IN nat
ura beauty and variety, one OF the loveliest stu
atoms in this neighborhood ior so sacred pnr.
puse. They have an obIiging keeper, at all
iirnes present 10 afford every facility - visitors
or owners of lots. Under these circumstances.
;he price OF lots is rot only moderate, BAT I'm
propor,on 10 neshboring Crm-terIss) low -
The Company derive 10 benefit from the sale OF
lois, but every dollar is expended III lis i'm.
fact lS-lTO A.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-13

THE EHeLisH GRAIN MARKET-A LNeiP"o'
grain merchant, writing to ieaaihs co"il''ei
cha! house in this country, says H''cn S''.s
is laid by friends on your side on tas sinai eA,
port trade your shippers are dong Oh, W. na.
so many ways IL wh!cn we are suPl,''e" W."
grain and flour as to make US almost inue te"
Son, ., the United States. and we are sorry that
come Of our friends should imagine that hlsa
nrices ruling with you should produce cores
Ii,ard;na .dya,ce here. such not being the case.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-13

ILAGETT & DODSON, Extensive dealers
I in all kinds OF superior T L K N L +
DRY GOODS, No. 4, Market Space.-We take
great pleasure in announcing TO housekeepers
and ali who expect shortly to commence house
keeping, that our stock OF goods III the ABOVE
line is now very complete IN all departments
The First Floor (BascmenO--ls filled with a
large stock OF Elegant Floor Oilcloths, III all
,ae newest and most approved designs aud fHdi,
lies Also, Cocoa and Canton Mattlngs, al
widths, Door Mats, &c, &c
The Second Floor (GTouuG Entrance)-iS Ill
ed with an immense assortment OF Iarpet1gs,
consisting of great variety 0! new and elegant
designs and extra heavy Three-ply, Double In
grain. Woo! Du'ch. and NenitIan. III al widths
Also. Crumb Cloths, DTuggets, Rugs, and Door
Mats, in pleasing variety
The Linen Room (>amc Floor-ls filled with
very extensive stock OF all kinds OF the very
best grades Table and Bed Linens, in every
conceivable style and quality, which has lame
for rxce!ruce. Also, Red Quilts, Toilet Covers,
Elegant French and English Furniture ChihUes,
Dimities. Blankets, Piano and Table Covers.
The Second Story, (Thlrd FIoor)- Is filled
with a superb and magnificent assortment OF
English Tapestry, Brussels Carpetngs, IN all
grades Of quality, az prices wonderfully low
and Rugs 20 match.
Uur Curtain Department is on this floor,
which is filled with all that is new, elegant: and
desirable Tor the Curtains Tor windows OF all
kinds OF apartments, from the most gorgeous
SILK, Damask, Brocaee, down 10 the lowest
priced MegIno.
The Third Story Fourth FlcoD--Is filled
with all that is novel III the latest productions
from the looms OF France and England, in Su.
perb Medallion, Winton, and other styles Velvet
Carpetirgs, some in the style Of Louis NV
with their Rugs TO match.
Our prices are warranted 10 be quite as low as
those Of any OF the Northern cities, whilst our
selections are from the very first hands.
Those who live out OF tae city can have their
Carpe,ings cut to fit their rooms and Sent nome
with the greatest facility without trouble.
CLAGETT Il DDDSON.
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(Ori k.nCihL.

AIrxandrja Market. Oct. IL.
We have no change 10 note in our quotations
for Flour or Grain The market is quiet, and
the transactions 70 a limited extent.
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COMMUNICATED.

TIE TARIFF.-In the communication Of
"a" upon the subject Of the tariff, it is stated
that The democracy of the South deny
the power to lock to anything except re-
venue" If ga" would inform US when,
where, or by whom such denial has been
made he would oblige one who has never so
understood 'thrir position" b.
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SALEOF VALUABLE
pRNpERIN In THE CITY OF ALEA

|,ONNISSIONER' SALEOF VALUABLE
PROPERTY IN THE CITY OF ALEX.
A\DRIA.-by virtue OF decree OF the Circuit
Court OF Alexandra county. rendered at lis
Nav Term. 1888. IN tae suit OF BToCkett VS.. Iur-
n.r aud FoSle, the undersigned Will, on 1ueJ-
dly the 18th dag of OetoJcr 1853, al II Oetock
" IN front OF the Mayors Office, in the city Of
Alexandria, sell at public auction, the follow
ing valuable real estate or so much thereof as
will be sufficient 70 satisfy the said decree VIZ:
No 4 LOT OF GROUND on the north
west corner of Queen and ST Asaph streets,
fronting on Queen street about Is feet, and ex-
ten1lr z back northwardly o3 feet II inches TO
ten ieet alley. This LOT is improved by two
IA story BRICK HOUSE, known as the
.SSx" Alexandria Academy"
No 2 4 LOT adjoining the above mention
ed lot No !. on the west fronting on queen
street about 62 feet, and extending back IS leet
Il inches To- the SAID 10 feet alley. his Lol
is improved with large three story bhlIh
TIT DWELLING, lately occupied BY X. l.
iaG Brocke;t.
isRxs;-0ne-tenth Of the purchase money IN
cash, the residue al D, II, and Is months, from
,be Jav of sac. For the deferred payments,
the bonds OF the purchaser with security will be
rsouIrea. bearing interest from the day of sale.
And the title retained until the bonds are paid.
WILLIAM n. FOWLE,
sept ls-2awtds Commissioner.
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AIM An AC.
MARINE LIST.
PORT or ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS T.

ARRIVED.
Schr Helen Mari, Nickerson, Boston, TO NJ.
E.irt.e
>chr Diamond Foaks, Baltimore, lumber to
SmOo' Unler 4 Co
Scar Samuel r. Grice, Collier, Baltimore, to
alexandria, Loutoun and Hampshire R. R Co.
>ch;. Rebecca &. Wblllden, Jerman, Boston,
70 Master
Nar Hannah Matilda, Rutter, Richmond, to
bo:crr NRing Co.
BdiQue +. Williams, Cornwell, Boston, BY
FoH.aCo.
>car James NJ. Baylis, Thompson, Piermont,
VII Mehafey.
>c.r Adromeda, Rowland, New York, BY
65'c-D Mining Co.
>lar James W. Mckee, Saturly, New York,
BY borten Mining Co.
scar Cornelia A. Crook, Evenham, New
!''S, ~ Fowle Il Co
N-r Myrtle, -, st. John, n. B., by
IalsuOvr h Co.
MEMORANDA.
Scai Ocean Herald Clifford, from this port,
&sl ton PASSPORT, lst inst.
>cai. Moses EDDY, Babhrdge, for this port,
Cd al Boston 9th inst.
,. >'ars Susan F Abbott, Ludlow; J. s. White,
Ne'cadm, L P. Pharo, Cramer, and Stag, Town
%1d Hon tlls port; Arctic, Hicks, and Hamll-
wwD "gden ifom Georgetown, arrived at New
iVfS IUth lust.
SsAT Highlander, Malher, from Boston, for
-,s port, arrived al Newport, 7th inst.
SYM a Field, for this port sailed from laun'
'on 9Th inst.
SIAr Knight, Sears, for Philadelphia or this
EI"ssltd from Providence, 7th inst.
E>IERS-l take this opportunity to in.
-, ~ form my customers and the public gene.
pt,, mai have removed TO the house NO. 81
r ,MNIt STREET, opposite my old stand,
.'ie continue to keep at all times during the
IN lae best OYSTERS. Price 81 per gal.
"a, % poS FORGET The House. No. 81 Prince
~ w" 91 the GREEN TURTLE.
W !S-5t FRANCIS KEEYES.
IL Black STEEL PEN INK-Prepared
| rev chemical process, is perfectly
"len hrst written with, flows freely from
i"h does not corrode Steel Pens, and is per-
1'1'il, Prepared by
DR.. r. H. STABLER, Chemist,
- No. los, King street.
IN THREAD LACES.-Just opened real
=, iAread Laces, choice assortment; also,
C,r Ice Se',s, some very superior; Muslin and
a. Y.ic kmbroideTies, in great variety. Call
.'amine at the store of
W3 ASHBY Il WOOD.
LTSa.KKs-l5,0o0 choice genuine Imported
~, .a' ANA SEGARS, in store, to which
i. me particular attention Of the lovers OF
s b"sed also, medium grades of other kinds
NJ. les 'S hne TOBACCO, Tor sale by
J. Z. DOUGLASS.
Ahhil E.-Ashton's, Marshall's, and JEFF
S5ITey q Dorsay's Fine and Liverpool G. A.
20 arrive, for Sale afloat, by
orr, GRAY, MILLER & CO.,
corner King Il Water. sts
I>-i5 half chests of fresh Gunpowder,
C-sI,' Hperiai and Black TEAS, of superior
Or, !, Ius' received ami for sale by
- J. A. DIXON.
oE-lOO boxes in store and for sale by
1S PERRY & PENNYBACKER.
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NEw YORK, Oct. I .--FIour has decIhtu !;
State 50 45tGS4.55; Ohio S4.9oGS5Io; South
ern S5GS550 Wheat is EOminally &c. low
err, closing with a declining tendency. Corn IS
lower mixed 69G72c. Pork is heavy; prime
Sl4GSi4 25. Lard is steady at l"tG lie
Whisky is dull al 22c At the tea sale to day
nrices slightly advanced Stocks are active but
irregular. Va 6. 81; Mo. 6's 81 Sterling
Exchange firm.
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oct l3-lt'

"a Falls CHURCH, Oct /, lS5S-At meet
ing OF our sunday Schsol Committee, last eve
ning. it was
Resoircd unanimously, That the thanks OF the
Columbian BAPTIST Sunday School, b., and
hereby are. rendered 10 the Rev. q. w.
samson. y. D.. of Washington; H. w. Thomas,
esq. OF Fairfax c. H, and Hon. Judg" BroCchus,
late Of New Mexico, for their valuable address.
ses at our late SUNDAY Schoo! celebration
Resolprd, That the foregoing resolution be
published in the Alexandria Gazette and FAR
fax County News
b. order OF the Committee Of Arrangements;
oct Alt H. " READ, Chairman.
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The body of the seaman, Lisby. who tel!
overheard from the barkantine EphTlam WI
lisms on Saturday night, was reco'ered on
Sunday afternoon, aud an inquest held on 1t.
The verdict was, accidental death by drown
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Lac isl Us 4..:isiss
NOrlCE-EXHlBiTlD OF THE UNITED

-. =
LA 81 is. ~
NOrlCE-EXHl OF The UNITED
STATES AND FlRG NJ A CENTRAL
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETIES.
ATOTlCE is hereby given that members OF
the Virginia Central Agricultural Society
who NAV come over the route of this company
between Washington and Richmond, on the oc'
casion of the Exhibition OF the United States
and Virginia Central Agricultural Societies, to
be held in Richmond, commencing on Monday,
25th October will be allowed the privilege OF
returning free, and ticket TO That effect can be
obtained OF any agent OF the company a. the
time OF taking passage for Richmond, provided
the Society's certificate of membership is exit
blted to such agent al the time OF purchasing a
ticket to- Richmond. Persons will not be al
loved tee privilege of returning tree after be-
coming members III Richmond.
SAMUEL RUTH, Sup't. Trans.
\. B Tickets not Transferable. and good only
from Friday, 22d October, 10 Monday, lst No
vem5er. 1888, inclusive.
NOTICE DESTROYS Of sending stock
or other articles over the road VI this company
intended for exhibition az the United States and
Virginia Central Agricultural Fairs. held at
Richmond, will be charged the usual freight
rates. Should such stock or other articles be
returned in the hands OF the same owner, no
further charge will be made Persons wishing
to send stock must give -FOUR days notice to the
Depot a gent, so that proper cars may be provI-
ded SAMUEL RUTH, Sup't. Trans.
Office R. F. x p. X. r. Co, Richmond.
an.DdDct
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By S. J. McCORMICK-AUCTIoSEER
SALE THIS DAY.

1.-TWO VALUABLE DWELLINGS IN THE
CITY OF ALEXANDRIA FOR SALE
By virtue of deed of trust, bearing date on the
lth of February, 1858, recorded in Llber +.
No. 3, page SIS, land records OF Alexandria
county, the undersigned, will, on Wednesday, the
18th day Of SEPTEMBER 1858, a: II O'Clock, ~, in
front of the Mayors Office, sell at public auc-
s.S ton, two BRICK DWELLING HOUSES.
.ESSEl, with the LOTS OF GROUND on which
they stand, OH the West side of Pitt street be-
tween Duke and Wolfe streets, i'll the city OF
Alexandria One of said houses being now oc-
cupied by John A. Keys, and the other by Chas.
s. Price.
Each of said LOTS fronts 90 feet, and runs
back 100 feet
Terms OF SALE One fourth in cash. and he
residue in three equal payments, at 8, g, and
months, bearing interest, to be secured by the
bonds OF the purchaser, and deed of trust on
the property. l. l.. klNLEk, trustee
aug 3l-eots
IL The above sale is postponed until the 18Th
day Of October, at the same time and place.
/. LOUIS KINZER, Trustee.
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NEW BOOK, by the author Of Capt Wears
u A Light for the Line or the Story OF
Thomas Ward, Railway workman, l6no,
cloth, 25c.
A fresh supply of the Victory Won, by the
same author, price 25c.
K.N. Pepper anu other condiments put up
for general use, by Jacques Maurice, "Nlve La
Basatelle," l2mo.. cloth, 81. Just published,
Tor sale by JAMES ENIWlsLE n son,
OFT "a No 95 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-13

FISH.-lOO barrels prime No. | Eastern
Il HERRING, 100 bbls. prime No Eastern
AIewiyes; also, a lot OF extra No. / Mackerel,
in hall barrels quarters and kits, very nice ar
tcle put up expressly for family use, TO arrive,
and or sale by VI. ELDRIDGE,
oct Union Wharf.
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'Hh THREAD LACES.-Just opened real
s.,,1 i"ead Laces, choice assortment also,
C,r S'se ne'ts, some very superior; Muslin and
,5 ., hmoroldeIies, in great variety. Call
-. Examine at the store of
W. Is hSupV 4, Unnn
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IL BLACK STEEL PEN INK-Prepared
T. W rev chemical process, is perfectly
- "aen first written with, flows freely from
r,. r.' Goes not corrode Steel Pens, and Is per-
-'A'hl Prepared by
DR.. r. H. STABLER, Chemist,
~ is No lS5 King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-13

~ NOTICE.-REV DIR S3iISON will
deliver course OF deeply Interesting Lectures
on EG YPY aud Ihe HOLY LIND, IN which
countries he has travelled extensively, in the
Baptist Church, al Falls Church Fairfax CoGn-
", Virginia. commencing on Friday rsn'ng, De-
iojer -, at , o'clock
The public can rely upon an intellectual en-.
trianinen; OF no ordinary character. Inc Oh
iect OF the lectures at this place is 10 aid in com
p!etins the church.
a generous public is hereby selected 10 lend
helping hand, while they will be amply com
pensated by the invaluable information which
will b. furnished them.
Abundance 20 cents single ticket, or 81 the
course. Children under ~ years Of age half
price. Tickets Car be had at the stores IN the
village Fairfax Co, oct l3-eo2t