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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS

ofInfI Or IH6 uOhNIN6 fh 6SS.
The Union gives the facts Of the Indiana
Senatorial election, which the Legislature Of
that State recently declared unconstitutional
and void, and justly argues:
Elections are acts which, when once made,
cannot be made a second time by the same suffra.
gans until the next constitutional period for
making them arrives. IL the laws and coustItu-
ton Of Virginia, for instance authorize her peo-
pie on the fourth Thursday OF May, 1855, to elect
q Iovstnor who shall serve four years from and
after the LIST Of January, 1885, these same suffra-
Sans become tEaetHs ottefo as to that once for
that term, when they vote on the said fourth
Ihursday IN May, 1855, and cannot invalidate
snat eiectlon by holding another on the fourth
Thursday In December or at any time thereafter,
or impair the tenure Of the Governor they have
CHOSEN at the time prescribed by the laws and
{" So, an election held by Legislature, of Sen
ators for the terms which IL Is Its duty to I'LL
under the laws and constitution IL II be accepted
and approved by the Senate Of the United States,
cannot be invalidated even by the same constitu.
eRt body, at a subsequent session, or even at the
same session. IL it is an election at all, when
once made and approved by the Federal Senate,
which is the sole judge of it, validity, II cannot
be repeated for the same constitutional terms of
service.o
The Union further recounts the wonder
full expedition of Captain r. B. Marcy from
Fort Bridger to New Mexico last winter,
and mentions as noticeable fact of the
return route of this party i" that it affords a
passage from the waters of the Atlantic to those
Of the Pacific without going over a mountain.
The ascent to the summit level of the Rocky
Mountain chain is here so very gentle as to be
amost imperceptible, and for sixty miles upon
the platerre forming the dividing ridge the eye
cannot distinguish which course the water
takes"
The Intell'gencer publishes the Presidents
reply to an invitation to attend the recent Gen.
tennary celebration at Pittsburg, which, it
says, both for the sound and patriotic sentiments
which it inculcates, as we'll as for its clear and
unostentaiious style, does credit to the Chief
Magistrate.
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to Gen. Paez. by the falling Of his horse in Broad
way, were more serious than was at rst suppo.ed
and caused him considerable suffer- ng, for about
twenty-four hours after the accident Friday h.
was slightly better, though still confined to hi,
bed and unable to move. IL fever should not Al
tack the Injured foot, his physician thinks be
may be able to stir about with assistance earIv
next week though he will not probably be able
TO walk, unaided, for week at least. The mis-
fortune will delay the Generals departure for
Venezuela for several days. Major General san
ford has issued an order countermanding, until
further notice, the parade in honor of Gen Paez,.
en.bar ration
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WHAT THEY PAY.-The Saturday Press, In an
uuele on "Literary Pay,' says that Harper's
Magazine pays its writers from 81 so to $40 Der
page; the Atlantic Monthly from SC to $40; the
hnickeroocker 81, which is equal to IS for Har-
PEI and 20 for the Atlantic; the North American
Review, 81 so per page.
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Observation-Disclosures received from England
state the Telegraph Cable for the Australian and
Tosmauian line is finished and was to have been
shipped from Liverpool on the 18th Of November.
Inc Hughes Printing Instruments had been tried
on this Cable, with the most complete success,
ana are to be exclusively used upon 1t. Tie cable
Is TO be laid by Mr.. VIM. II. Butcher young and
talented American, who Is well known TO CON
nection with telegraphic enterprises In Australia.
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lNDIiSA.-The message Of the Governor of In
diana is confined to the objects for which he
deemed it necessary to convene special session
Inc Governor recommends but three subjects to
tne attention ofthe Legislature: 1. That a tax be
levied Tor the year 1855 2. new appraisement
OF the real property ofthe State 3. The charging
OF the present State Prison or the construction OF
. new one in the northern part of the STATE
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W The Columbus (Ga-) Times Of Saturday
says that Orion & olden's Circus Company were
al arrested while playing at Auburn (AIa.) In
consequence Of a members having killed man
named Key, at Lockapoka, on the previous day.
crowd OF sixty followed the company to Au-
ourn, and hred some twenty shots, injuring no.
BODY The company submitted and returned for
trial
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MEXICO We have advices from the City OF
Mexico to the 18th inst, and from Vera Cruz 10
the 2lst- Three Spanish and two French war
vessels had arrived of the latter place, and the
rest OF the French squadron was daily expected
The Castle OF Perote had been surrendered by the
Liberals after the garrison had been reduced by
starvation As this fortress, from its isolated DO
sition, can be Of very little use to either party
except as prison, for which IL has been princi.
Paly used since its erection its reduction is no,
OF much consequence. The Liberals had posses
sion Of Zacatecas and been successful elsewhere
Zuloago was again levying contributions
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Boy WANTKD.-The Baltimore American
says III Barnum would retrieve his fallen fortune,
ne mas only to find, catch and exhibit In the prin
elPal cities OF the Union, veritable Boy-white
ana American born, with authentic accompany
ing testimony that he Is over twelve years Of age
ms species oil the genus homo Is very nearly
extinct. Twenty years ago specimens could be
found in parts Of the country far removed from
towns, but since the invention Of railroads and
felegraphs they have almost entirely dissppeared
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BALLS, PARTIES. &c.

MR.. GASZYNSKI will give h,s second Sclree
lsI on THURSDAY NIGH !. Dec I'd at "a
frsnkln Hill, corner Of 9Th Ind ID streets. ~
door. 40
Mr. G's Dsncing Glasses are open for the r.cep'ion
deaoe, 4n7 u. between eth nd Iotb streets.
Mr.. q. will let Franklin Hal! 70. parties, balls q o.
moderate terms no 2q-.t.
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STILL TREY COME.


Beautiful Goods,
such as China Or
naments, w ork
Boxes, Desks. Ca
has. Party Fans,
Fancy Hair Pins,
Talking ID Ills, Cry
ing, ana all other
tlnds Of Dolls. La
dies Travelling and
Shopping Bags,
Periumery.wIth an
immense stock IF
Toys aud Fancy
Goods Tnr tho uof
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ROAROIlG.

ROn large furnished Roma IN with
~ gas, 20 LEI with Board, 10 gentlemen m A sm, NJ
private AMY The house 10 conveniently Gated
being but enc square fon the Avenue ana N, n,
the Post Once. Address "Pi Iyate Bcarn- q n.
MkS: A. w. BRiNKLEY respectfully informs
'A het I.lends and the public that she "a or. pared
TO accommodate boarders both tr,nsianf 80 80
msnsnt, % reasonable terms. Persons dssrInt a
Sh .aoe nome where there children. ard
o1mIottaoe VII DO we by apply Ing Immediately
tween Camden and Pratt sts. Haitlmo-e. mo i1gm
kVAhDlNG, with handsomely furnished Roomt,
piieauon q 40 l2th street, tween and sire "a
a ley Table Bosrders can also be accommodated.
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SECOND GRAND CoTILLoN PARTY
~ OF The
Mount Vernon Association.

The members of the Association take great pIess-
pre IN announcing 20 their friends and the pub "a
Inc generally that their second Colillon part, -
Will take place at Island Hall
EVE lNG. Dec. 3D. 1853. They pledge them a.
selves That neIther pains or ex will be spared
90 their part to IN * tbs of the best Cot
Parties the season. As IN will be the last party
gwen IN this hall, INT havIns been leased for three
the lsard should take sdvantsg of the opporfunity
now offered to them. Tbs b,st CotIllon Music has
been engaged for the occssion No hats or oan.
allowed IN the ball room, except those worn by the
visiting Clubs. Our lady friends respectfully
invited 10 attend, as theTe will lie no invitations rs
and ladies'. By order of the
COM. OF ARRANGEMENTS.
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EAsHION ABLE DANCING.

Prof. II. W. MUNDER most respec.fuIl, an
nnunces 10 the citizens and public generally "a
of Washington that his second quarter of in ~
structions In the shove beautiful and Beces IN
ssTy accomplishment will commences on lslya
Hal.
Geotlemen's classes On Tuesday and Thursday
evenings.
-, .lssses at the Union Hotel, Georgetown, every
WeoEcsoay, At StR ?. IN. p II
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Il HE HIBERNIA CLUB respectfully inform.
mir friends and the pnnic in general thst "a
they VIII give the Third Grand Annual Rail -
Dec. LIST, IS5t. CSA
The Committee of Auargeme nts pledge them
se.yes TO spare no pans 10 forward and make IL
without exception the pleasantest Of the season.
Tickets OH DOLLAR, admitting a gent eman
no n At
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. .ssssM i esssss u FSks
O'clock The members Of the Sooieiy viii meet at
ro.u GILBERT CAMERON.
uS lows. Hail. Navy yard. are rs 3, 10
meet at their Committse Room, on TUESDAY,
By order Of the Board Of Directors.
no Is-so-W J. $. BALL, President.
NOTICE-An persons are hereb, forevarned
ssa.n; =; 1fs s fora Note drawn by kobt.
d,t. June s,h 1850 at six months, az s.ld ros bss
been lost or mislaId. soss 5;
w, THIS MOANING -
~ received a choice collection Of GILT WIN
'.s them. FRaSkIiN Ro SHiis Ell and
Southwest corner 9Th and streets.
no - Wv uotelD
.Jrs sPEcTAGLEs AND EYEGLASSES.
embracing Sold, Silver, steel, She'll and Horn
with best l. tss.ss * EMS tHs..
no - between 9th and lcth .ts.
Gee. w. CALEtF, REFORMED Acror. i, in
Geo. w. Csef, Reformed Actor i, in town.
ppeo, w Caien !. going to lecture on Temperance.
He lectures free in kieXsndf,. on Tuesday night.
He VIII lecture free In Washington.
lie sings oeeras To ,soH ,nf so only Tsm.dy
RQTIER;cB UTTER M-FamlI.ss and others
- IN want CT choice TABLE BUTTER will b
II, think, to their interest TO come and examine
my stock: as have selected t with partcu ar care,
For sale BY Jesse b. VIII SON
No. 81 Penn. avenue, bet. 9th aud I'm s's.
also, two cases new crop FIGS. J. b. w.
Z HE CO PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
=. existing between John Z. r. Curtin aud Trad
;s1, sT d sfs ale at@ % :. com
lz.d TO receive and settle ali debts of sqid firm.
All persons who indebted to the late firm will
please cali and settle vii hont delay.
John r. F CAELIN.
THADDIUS A. JONES.
Washington. Nov. 20. 1853. no .e-S,
APPLES-PUTATOES,
LANDING This dsy. per brig Ads, from Bos-
ton
10a barrels Baldwin and Greenins APPLES,
So 30 Jackson White ard State Maine PO-
| ALSO. IN STORE,
on0 lbs. Baroroft's celebrated BUCKWHEAT.
For sale low by KENNEDY 4 PUGH.
Grocers. No sos 18th street.
TO q st rext to Odd Fellows Hal.
STILL, THEN COME
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WANTS,

N6NTS.
SITUATIONS WANTED b, tive ,onT, Wo.
~ men. Ore to Cook. Wash, nd Iron fife az her
to do Cham5erwork and assist with wa hing Good
reference given. Apply at the Grocery Store corner
II and 18th SITS. rs
WANT. D-A coed COCK that un v,,h and
w iron HnG aitO do the hOuSewOrk Nome mead
apply unless they can bring q good recomm.r cation
herman woman preferred. = ptl, at the corner 81
-2tn street, between ID and + street IL
n ANTtD-Ry respectable younr Girl !,
SITUATION as Nurse and Clam BERNARD or
as chamDernaId and assist with the vasbInr and
and 5rh. - '@e'' 's ta .th
A NURSE WANTED. References will be re-
CURED. Apply at No. IS Dunbarton street,
-.eO"H. no p 81
" n TIE D-A hrst-rate COOK; also. a first
- rate ShAM BEHMAID. Good wares will
ne gwen. None but the very hest need apply For
lnIlner Information inquire az this Office. no "a u
HORSE WAN TED.-A Sound, yours, and ac-
at onm, ~ ~ e. waited Tor milk wagon. Apply
Toll-gste. ~ N' o. - o.. %
WANFED-A ROOM, unfurnished, on moderate
terms, by a lacy who has latel, declined house
heepnS. The best of references riyen Address
L: =. throngh the Post Office. no ss-Sta
WANrED-Six SESS-MAKERs, No 40
Iotn street between II and sta Work tba
year round, asd the beat wages eIven Nons hn,
ko"a nenas need sPgly. no n N
WANTS.-The propnetor of the In,.I6..ro.
of =, o.lcs ahu Rouse Agency. 81 & street corner
IL, IN, respectfully toIclts the patronage Of fnm-
ter Ins competent Servants of good oharae-
8-ly "i' naHus'
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III Though I" The starr In printed On the
fastest steam press in use south Of Balti.
mere, It's edition Ii 20 large as to require IL
- be put 70 press at an early hour, Adver-
usements, therefore, should be sent IN by IL
s'cIsck, M; otherwise they may not appear
until the next day.
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST AND FOUND.
WILL Mr.; JOHN NEIDE. WHO ADVER
tlssd an EstrSS Cow In the Star, or an, pers. n
ID p.o Knows MIN, please give information al 20 SIS
IA aver ne, where to Ind his residence and obIi,s
NO 90 MRS. r.. SEARLES.
y CENTS REWARD.-Ran away from the ,ub
= seriber on tn 18th Of Nov, 1855, ANDR EhS
OEkHhhDI, an Ildentured apprentices 70 the
snoemaklng business. All persons are hereby fore
warned eganst haIbOring or employing aid by or.
ger penalty OF the law. Any person returning him
20 me- al no. SIS ID street, between 18th and Eth
streets, VIII receive the shove reward ard TO
thanks. GEORGE GLOkIOUa. row g ST.
OS.T- Two PROMISSORY MOTIFS. for
- SI5 esch, dawn by Margaret FitzxersId 70 the
oroeI 9i jas. A Lloyd. All persons are cautioned
TsnI h, ns Iof or 1esOtistIng the same, pey
no q st. MkRGARET FITZGERALD.
&ss}0 REWARD.-Lost. by w. hutton on the
g,sO morrl-g of the 9th instant between the
ssahtkias House OF Lewis Johnson a Co, and The
nHN IN pei, on the Island. 8 81 in VIrsiuIa
nroney as follows: 7Twentiee.6 ives and Teos
ne nnder val receive the above reward by Ieaving
no "a. J. ID. q w. BUTTON. Brickl.,er..
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IHE INTENTIONS OF SPAIN.-It is stated. on
good authority, that Senior Tassara, the Spanish
Minister to this Government, has gifted Sec.
rotary Cass that his Government has no other
designs on Mexico than the protection of her
citizens residing there, and the enforcement of
her claims for indemnity. Her object is alleged
to be similar to that of England and France
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-29

IHs WHArHsR.-The following report of tn.
weather for this morning is made from tho More
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution
The time of observation is about o'oloct.
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November "a, lS58.N
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this Blu
ieao untl o clock the :3th day Of December next
tor The delivery IN the United States Navy yard al
Phlladelphla IT the following described Timber. on
me usual terms and conditions Of contracts. WI Oh
the Navy Yards -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-13
FIRE INSURANCE NOTICES
COUTHERN PROTECTION INSuR.y,s
- COMPANY, ALEXANDRIA r,
CAPITAL OVER s2JO,OOO "a

| AND IONSlANlBl lNCR EASING
The charter OF this Company offers NOR.
yOrable advantages 10 the farmer and o,,..
than any other company chartered in the Soc,
| by lnsurIng with or without a premium NOT
If the applicant prefer ne can pay the fu. anon.
OF the premium in cash, or by efec,iny cs,.
! insurance for two years the insured save. A.
eighth of the amount he would otherwise l,..
to pay: or by becoming member, and giygr,
| small premium note. the insured save. re,,.
one half OF the amount charged bySlock Conn.
MES, when Insurng from year 10 wear Tn,
the advantage resulting from the comhirs.o, D.,
THE CASH AND MUTUAL PRINClPTF
This company commenced issuing Police,
against loss or damage by fire, on the lG', III.
March, 1884, since which time over tour ,-,r.
sand seven hundred persons have insured and 10.
come members OF the Company, and over ,air'-
thousand dollars have been paid for lose.
Having trebIed our business during the D..
year, we ieel grateful for tie liberal patronags
bestowed upon the Company thus far, and for n
Hatterng prospects OF future usefulness. II
Directors nope and believe that by prudenC.
caution and a rlgid system OF economy, ;hsG
H!. establish for this Company a reputa,igr
for caeapr-ss and safety not surpassed by aEy
Company IN the {. States.
AL n Harences N settlement OF losses, may b.
determined by three d.sn'erestet arbitrator, o..
the County where such loss happened, 10 be Ri,
ualy caoser. by The insured sat 'a= Company
u
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-13
GROCERIES, 81,

10 HHDS. PORTO RICO SUGAR
% bbls Crushed aud PuIycriz"d Sugar
80 " &. Yellow Refined Sugar
10 hhds MuScovado MolasaeS
- bbIS prime Golden Syrup
55 bags Rio Coffee
- Grain Pepper
100 Shot, assorted numbers
80 boxes prime Dairy Cheese
IS AdamanlIHc Candies
50 " Tallow
30 " Cavendish Tobacco, low priced,
lust received, and Tor sale by ,,rrpr,,v
lao, Prince street Wharf.
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JOHN L. SMITH.
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, Sc.

IRON. HORSE SHOES.
ELLIPTIC SPRINGS. &c. Sc.
c. n. CASTLEMAS, SO. 63, ISiIE ST.,
CORNER OF MARKET ALLEY.
wholesale and iietdd UeaLeri
AMERICAN AND ENGLISH
REFINED EAR AND SHE IRON
Cast Shear, and Spting .St,ei
Elliptic Springs, Carriage and Cart AXES
BacEsmIih's Bellows. AEvils. Vices sc.
general assortment Of the above named A.
tcIes will be kept constantly on hand, together
with other articles 70 tedious 10 mention.
Il Merchants and corsumers are respectful
ly invited 10 call and examine my stock before
purchasing. Orders will be prom pity ATTENDED
to. dec ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-13

TUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE
u ~ boxes Raisins, whole, half, and quar-.
IS drums Figs
bales Almonds
sack paper shell do
boxes Cltron
20 boxes Fire Crackers
1900 Torpedoes
Filberts Cream Nuts, and Peanuts
Dbl CJanberries; | cask Currantsi l case
fresh Prunes; 500 Sweet Oranges 3 boxes Sour
do; boxes Lemons
Also, fine assortment Of Toys and FANCY
ARTICLES, suitable Tor Christmas, with great
variety of Fancy CANDY, and Candy oil my
own manufacture, which offer for sale as low
as any other establishment in this city.
c. SCHAFER, Coniectioner,
dee 81 No. 3, Fairfax st., north 81 King st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-13

NALL STYLES-HATS, BONNETS, RIB
i BONS, dc-J T. Evans has Just re-
ceived and opened, a splendid assortment OF
GOODS in the above line, embracing BONNETS
OF the finest fabrics and Of the latest Partisan
styles. He has also a splendid stock of RIB
B0NS, RUCHES ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS,
and indeed every thing pertaining 10 his bust.
ness, which ne offers on the very best terms. A
fine assortment Of gentleman's SOFT HATS
always on hand He sollcts call at the old
stand, where ne is prepared to sell Wholesale
and Retail. Loot No. 50 King street.
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CpIpcper county aug %-eotf

ESQ FOR SALE Having determined o
rnpvc 10 The West, | Offer ior sa.s ~
iaffr on which ! now reside, IN fauGDI%r Eo.f''
~ Va. continuing TWO HUNDRED AIMS;
THIS farm lea three miles east Of he ,o"h 0!
Waffrn'on which IL coGnsc'" By raI,ioaf WIZ.
the cities ri Alexandria and Rcnm0n1. ana
wiihin one AID quarter miles OF 'aE 6.sHaH'
dua Turnpike The n"ghbnorhood Is Fs!!
avtcrnhlc onr and the location emiEen'ly hsa4'
fhy The buildings consist 81 commofioas
EIL1NG. and out houses. comprising
Kitchen. Smoke house ice house Stables, Cofh'
house and 4 large Barn, all Of winch are new
The land IL susceptible Of the highes' degree.
of ,fnrfoycmrni. and with az little expense as
any land ~ The county II il weil wateTed Dy
never. falling springs, Mill Run passes through
q unrrion Of II, comprising about twenty-five
acres Of meadow land which Is hn"ly sci IN
prasg The supply Of wood and timber 10 album
dant IN addition TO these adtan,ag"s, mere ID
4 VALUABLE MILL SEAT on the farm
winch hag once been used for the purpose oil d
manufacturing mill and which wouId be most
d.slfabIc location tor a similar establishment
On a smaller scale. As persons d"'HonS OF pur
chasing viii doubtless look Tor themselves, u Is
uuucr.gaary iotaymorc am satisfied that no
farm IN market furnishes more favorable induce
,orp'r TO any one who may desire 10 make safe
and iud,crnus investment III land. Tile I'M
questionable. For terms, which will be r"a'
sonabIc, and other information, apply on 'he
prem IseB 10 ~ ~ "hH'
Eauouicr County, jy 2b-coGm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-13
NERY DESIRABLE REAL ESTATE Al
" IRINAIE SALE-Ihe smbscTIber hav

NTERY DESIRABLE REAL ESTATE AT
v PRIVATE SALE-lhe subscriber hav'
ing determined to chang" his location, offers Tor
sale the following LOTS OK PARCELS OF
LAND
Lot No. /. Containing between FORTY ASD
FIFTY ACRES, situated at the junction OF the
Alexandria Turnpike and the Georgetown dirt
road ID miles from Alexandra, aud 10 from
Georgetown. The buildings are a comfortable
SrA DWELLING HOUSE, with Barn aud all
- the usual other buildings, including an
Office with two rooms, all new plenty OF Wood
aud Timber, aud well wa,crea
No q Containing SlXTYJWO AHD THREE
QUARTER ACRES, lies on and binds with
the road leading from Fairfax {. II. 10 Falls
Church q miles from the former place. The
land is OF excellent quality, and has on II a
TT comfortable LOG HOUSE, Kitchen, Spring
FL House &c. The Timber is of the finest
quality, and the land is well watered
No. 3. Containing THIRTY ACRES, chiefly
in Wood and unimproved. II lies about mile
east OF Hunters Mill; fine location, and well
watered.
| will take cost for No. ]; the Assessor val
nation for No. 2, and $50 an acre for No 3.
IRA WILLIAMS.
". u,t,tt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-13

S'TOVES! SIOEESM STOVES 1.-The
> subscriber IS row receiving from Il largest
Northern manufacturers. as complete N assort-
ment OF Cooking and ParIor STOVES as was
ever offered in this community. among which
may be found he Empire State Cooking STOVE
which has been sold IN this market ior the past
five OF SIX years, and IS still without doubt the
best Cooking Stove IN use, and ! would call
particular attention to the MCGEEGoR HEATER,
for ParIors, &c, whicA.Js decidedly the most
economical Stove ever made; also. 10 STANLEY 5
COAL BURNERS ASD RADAToRs, together with all
other patterns for either Wood or Coal lEclud-
ing Gas Burners, Fe.nour, plain Cylinder, Cast
and Sheet Iron Air Tights Stove Fixtures, Stove
Polish, Tin, Copper, and Sheet Iron Ware, all Of
which am anxious 10 sell, and will sell low.
oct a. l.. GREGORY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-13

DLANKETs, BLANKET-,,-"e are nov
ID Offering an elegant assortment d servants
and Bed Blankets; also. FlaEneIs, all prices and
qualities 10 which We call attention Of dealers
generally. Idec ~ ASHLEY X WOOD.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-13
Peach Grove, Fairfax Co, Va, sep 2S-lawtt

VALUABLE LAND IN ALEXANDRIA
y COUNTY, FOR SALE.-The undersign.
ed having 300 acres OF Land in his farm, will
dispose Of from 100 10 200 acres, Ill lots to suit
purchasers Said Land is situated miles from
the Long Bridge, on the Columbia Turnpike,
and about the same distance from Alexandra
and Georgetown. Those wishing TO purchase
Land, near The three cities, will do well TO call
on The subscriber, as deem il unnecessary TO
describe the Land or neighborhood, as il is pre-
surned that those wishing TO purchase will cx-
anime the property before purchasing.
S. B. CORBETT.
Washington, sep l7-2awH