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SELLING OFF AT COST FOR
& Nl,

HAVING purchased the entire interest Of
III o:.ois heretofore Owned by HAYNES 4
HARRIS ! viii sell tbs same at COST for
CASH Oar old Customer. who have bern
prompt and such ~ know Ia be pronp, aud re-
sponsib.e. can have gooda Oh tbs usual terms at
'e,ucod prices
Ny stock j. large new. aad well selected
comprising staple and fancy Dry Good Boots,
shpcs, Hats and Cap, Hardware Q,s's.nsware
tlas- and other items too unrncrous 10 mention,
all OF which arr going at a sacrifice.
Those indebted tn iiayue- Harris for $50
aud 81, hy note " account arr invited to settle
up. ~ ~ill not -ul'tr my business 10 remain un-
tiled much ongt.
X. r. IiAINEN
Marshall Texas Ang 70 SO 81.
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STARK. ~taueter. X Co.,

No. "a Canal STREET, Nf,c Orleans.
IMPORTERS and pealcrs in iiasd~aTo'
lrnn SC
ntA- 4 senie Cor psge Portable saw Mis- ia
Augu,s e. 'ss silly
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'rIlE unconditional hcadriGat certificate. issiesl
Ia Benjamin /. West, by the Board Of mad
Commissioners Of Harrison county Texas. on the
9Th Of August, si3 tis.- 3 Ne. -, for tap
acrcs of lund II nn' i0und within the time ~
quifyd 10y lae, duplicate will be- applied for.
BENJAMIN l. WEST
dune o l-a. Nm lu-gi
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Mow Advertisements.
nlSS(DI.l TIO<.

,up r,,.rsbiu bcrcioCorr existing under thS
~. .nd s,,le Of Bell h Iiua, is .hs- day
Discover ~ ''' "' T. A. BELL.
surviving partner
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At MARSHALL on WEDNESDAY AND
TIT R~bAl. .Tii AND 9TH SEPIEN.
BtR INST
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I Do HEREBY notify and request all per
! sons 10 whom Joseph Billiard Is indcb,ed 10
present their claim. Immediately rs | wish To
learn the amount preparatory ~ making arrange.
ments for payment Of the same.
WA. ARlEDGE.
sept 2 ISIS Guardian
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MEDIC Al.
DENTISTRY.

I'EORGl T.. SLAUGHTER DENTIST.
VI Marshall lssas, will siiead to all eats in
the country sith,sst extra charge, E,~-rA
ual.s-s disappointed ia business. 'iYySTS
Nv pric,- arr NO lf>- thar hereto- LIZ
f,le flres. wishing their work at private houses
ia towns. aiH piese- cali GA seine else, as
viil u3t 40 tia, sort 81 practice, only Ia extreme
e4.ssss
Cal. leii pith Kene Fitzpatrick. OF Marshall.
all mssl wiki prompt aiieaiioa-
MaseL - 81 No sou
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When ai-ta.e 81 thr iweu'al organs i,s-
a.. hu,,n nod, Who e,n le"k upon the ei'cn"s'''
fran. the hollow cy. the sharrrnea '."'af'. ~ '',
aus fpo, in ia. grave The otb.r "n " way vim"
Nv ~, -, i..,,,,r In that fearful gloom t'efe J. an
s enai ray 81 hope, and when we'd@an, ,m,'y
rxs'e,orar, has l.en administered The r'sd =" gns"
le-e.ee and psree, health = ~irc~ed ~hh '"' '''''
IN 4. $. JOHNSON. Marshall fesa'-
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LAW CARD.

~ :. JEN NINGS .ifiorneg ~ Lrir, Mar.
~, shall. Texas Office al Nosth-Nfst COT
ner Of the public 81. are.
j January n 2-55
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Alfred Nuuroe 4 Co.'s

ONE PRICE CLOTHING STORE.
NJ 81 Nags;ia Sifof, .Ner Oricsas.
I CONSTANTLY on hand thu largest assoft-
\ meat Of -eaaonable Clothing. Of every DE-
scrpts,n. for Men and BOYS to be found IN New
urlean--- al Of which Wili be sold at the howe {
prize. f,r ASH. Al raiail 81 wholesale.
Aufu.t 70 5- jl-ly
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NJ AI.l,IID.

On Thursday evening The ?nth 81 n"kH'Ir. ~ NJ
El.lIAHtTH y. BfpkiI. h'sh ei 'n'' es""'y
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Gas HE>NIsGsEN The New York cor
respondent Of the Charleston Courier
sat-
Cen llrnningsen, the great iiituster
and conpatriot of Walker. Is to become
a regular contributor to- the press The
publisher If o wees y journal called the
Golden i'rize. ia imitation If the New
York ledger man has erg1gcd the Geu-
eral To write exclusively jor bis paper
series II skc,ehce e Nicaragua. II *
said Ecnumgscn vii receive as compen-
satinu slice rcf column toe rnme that
Bonner pays Fanny Fern for her CON
tributions 10 the Ledge, y this be so,
writing for the newspapers will bo more
pfoitane io the General than hlibrstcr.
ing in Central America
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LAW CARD.

l'Eo. LANE. inon.sgai La~ Marshall, iIaf-
VI rison county. IeNas-
September - ls55.
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The Texan learns that the mail which
left San Antonio for the Gulf ON the
23d ult., was robbed Of several thousand
dollars. There have been nearly $40. 900
robbed from the mail, mostly between
that city and the coast, within the last
few weeks. The Texan Advises the cit
izens 10 memorable the Post Master
General on the subject,
The Democrat says that GEN. Houston
is not yet a dead ipa in Texas, and that
the race in each representative and Sen.
atorial District VIII be between the men
who declare themselves pre- OF ooa AZ to
Houston for senator.
AsnNGroS.--Th Anderson Texan
learns from gentleman Just from Wash
ington, that a shooting affair occurred
III that town few days since, in which
Mr. Wright was dangerously wounded
by Mr. John Watson.
William Allen was recent, killed by
lightning, near Canton, Miss
HAHN of porsr Coerrr.-Thc Point
Coupee Echo says:
~
in the parish since the yellow fever Of
'52, as W" have had this summer. In
nearly every house along the river there
are one or two eases aud in some every
one has the fever The crops Of cane
aud corn are looking very fine"
The Indian papers mention that the
King of Delhi's prophet. linssun | sh-
kuric was hanged on the 29th of May
He is sand to have promised that the
King should have ten years added tp
his own life as he had resigned ten Of
his for that purpose.
The notorious kalloch. whose ajven-
ture with the lady in black in the
pipus city of Boston, excited 80 much
attention some time ago. is again hga-
ring IA the pulpit which he used as a
stepping stone Co proiilgacy
1t will Toe rerolccted that he ass..i.
doned the ministry, went to 'uisas. and
opened a law Office After trying this
profession for while, and finding him
self unsuccessful, he has finally gone
back 10 Boston to resume hls former
position.
We learn that on last Saturday. week
the to,tu OF jacksonville. IN Cherokee
county. was almost totally DESTROYED hy
ire. The loss of property Is large
t0ur or i've groceries aud several other
business houses, Mere Laid ia ashes
Tyler Rsporf,r
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q J.. . X g f. J.. II l. J.
Texas COMMISSIONER

Ne TO- Commercial Pl4a. Nee Oris7as.
will also else e,pacial attention To the col
lectian oi claims against persons residing IN New
Orleans.
am "a the ZANE s;aee w,ih " L. ILL.
Jan a. l~iic ~
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Marshall Republican ACADEMY.

Marshall Republican Academy.
II accordance with the petition q -eveFal IT
! oar pupils aui patrons, So have postponed the
cNtrclsts 81 toe Marshall Republican ., eaieniy
until tie 1T Monday IN september ucst
Rates oil Tuition per session OF 20
weeks.
Primary Class, ..5.... $500. SIS 90
Junior do ................. 90 90
senior do ............. % 90
Incidental eNp1i-ts,. ....-.. 90
Thaukt for the very liberal patronage We
have heretofore r-stivod IRON oar iricnds and the
public. W. hope bs aA uudvslel attention To- the
interest amt welfare Of our pupils to merit their
return anal the continued support 4 car patrons.
Teacher, will be- employed tbs wauts Of
the school may demand
T. j. fAEnLA\.
August ! . lass. N"1o-u
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LAW CARD.

+ NJ. CfOUcu 4 X. ". VAN ZANDT,
81 Afiorase and Counssiiors o, Lar, May-
shall, Harrison county. Texas.
June ~ *. No ~ "
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tNilS>R Tt>T.

IMPORT ANT.
l WIf.LPAN .h,ca cash pr.e,s ~ all t,t
| understandable and heavy hg,t cattle doiivrr,
ts u,a ai iiff.ou feNa,- dauus tAc mouths Of
November December AMI JaHutfy cruing.
ava prepared To- reeci,e slaughter, and pack
irom ior's livc io tny bead par day
II II BLACK
Jea@son Texas Sept H. 81 ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-17
BENEFITS OF ADVERTISING.

Stephen Glrard, Of Philadelphia, who made
an immence fortune in commercial pursuits
in Philadelphia, gave the following testimo-
nv to the benefits of advertising:
Il have always considered advertising,
literally and long, to be the great medium Of
success in business, and the prelude to wealth.
And have made it an invsriablsrule to ad-
vertise 10 the du lest times, lOog experience
having taught me that money thus spent is
well laid out, as by keeping my business con
tinually before the uublic, it has secured
me many sales that would otherwise have
lost"
Commentin. upon the above, the Ameri-
can Railway Times says, that thisis just the
experience OF ninety nine Een in hundred,
who are in regular business. Some men
thirk that they are so well known, that they
need NOT advertise. They make q great MIS-
take. Il often happens that the profits OF
single sale, made through the influence of an
advertisement, Is some respectable newspa-
per, will more than pay for the advertisement
for ten years. We have known cases of even
more beneficial results than this.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-17
NO. 274.
MISCELLANEOUS READING.
THE LUXURY OF DYING.

A gentleman in the last stages of consump-
ton, and on his way to the balmy climate
of Florida, arrived At one of our hotels in
clmpany with his lady. In two or three days
he died. and the hesrt-broken wife at once
prepared to return to Der Northern home with
the corpse Of her husband. The hotel bill
was demanded and presented, wheD-in ad-
dition to the posthumous charge for the ac-
commodaton Of the dead man--teo dollars
were required for the privilege of dying
Certainly, this is a luxury we bad always
thought man might indulge in without de-
triment to his purse.
Ii this be regular practice, it would be
proper in our hotel keepers to append to the
list of their regular charges for bed and board
and extra meals, the amount they require
for furnishing bed TO die on, 80 that the an
suish of an unfortunate widow may not be
augmented by such startling cupidity.
But the rude jostling of unfeeliug arran-
semeDs did not end bere. Imagine poor
woman with no companion--no one to allevl-
ate her sutieripgs by attending to the manage
meDt Of her travelling xpenses--obl'ged to
show 1.-TWO" tickets to the conductor at every
change OF the oars, one Of which constantly
reminds her of her melancholy charge.
The practice of transporting the bodies OF
deceased friends to their distant BONES has
now become so general in our country that
the subject might well demand the attention
of those concerned in the direction Of our
public tborougbfares. 1t may be said that
change would be inconvenient. What II 1t
il? Let the price be increased iu proportion;
but let 1t be obtaioed in some manner less
repugnsnt to the feelings of affection, end let
it not add to the summary but sickenins bor-
rors of OF the revoltiug hotel bill, by tanning
into despair the suhdued sorrow OF grlet-
stricken widow Charleston IS. C) Ner.
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IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTTFicATEs
Enclose the money TO our address Tor the
Tickets ordered, on receipt OF which they will
be forwarded by FIRST mail
Purchasers can have Tickets ending in any
figure they may designate.
The list OF drawn Numbers and Prizes will be
seat to purchasers immediately after the drawing
~ Purchasers will please write their sigma
lures plain, and give their Post Ofics, County
and State.
IL Remember that every prize is drawn, and
payabe ir full without deduction.
IL All prizes OF fl 900 and under, paid i'm
med!ately after the drawng-other prizes at the
usual time olthirty days.
All communications strictly confidential.
Address orders for tickets or certificates TO
S. SWAN X co, Augusta. Ga.
u Persons residing near Montgomery, Ala,
OF Atlanta, Ga, can have their orders filled, and
save time, BY addressing 5. SWAN q CO, at
either of those cities.
IL 4 list of the numbers that are drawn
from the wheel with the amount of the prize
that each one is entitled TO, will be published
after every drawing, in the following papers
Augusta, (Genrgia) ConstitutiOnaIist, New Or
leans Delta, Mobile Register, Nashville Gazette,
Atlanta Intellgencer, New York Weekly Day
Book, Savannah Daily News, Richmond Dis.
patch, New York Dispatch, PauldlDg (Miss }
Clarion aud Little Rock (Ark) True Democrat.
oct 27-dtd
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ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON
RAILROAD.
& as.IT:-..s:s...:saiai: So -. aa.lds
WINTER SCHEDULE

ON AND AFTER the LIST day Of NorcmJer
" the TRAINS on this Road with thai
OMNlBUSES, will connect with the Trains
arriving and departing on the Orange Road anC
the Washington Branch Of the Baltimore Road
The office OF the Company, in Alex ,ndrla, i:
at their Depot, corner of 81 hsaph and Princes:
streets. The office in Washington, is al the Ha
and Cap Store OF Samuel SunemeZ, corner o
Louisiana Avenue and Seventh street, near Penn
sylvania avenue, and Immediately opposite the
Dexter Hotel Ladies and others, While wait
ing, will find comfortable accommodations.
Passengers will leave Alexandria for Wash
ington, in the Cars, at the following hours;
$50, 5, go 1910, lilo, and 1910, a. NJ i
2lO, $40, 40, $40, and 7, p. NJ.
Passengers from Washington 10 Alexandria
will take the Omnibuses a. the office OF the
Company as follows:
615, $50, 9, 10, IL. and u, A. NJ; 2, 3, a.
S. and 7, p NJ.
On Sunda, the first trip from Alexandria will
be at = A. NJ, and last trip at $40 p VI and
from Washington at Z. NJ. The II a. NJ,
Train will be omitted.
OMNIBUSES, with an attentive Baggage mas.
ter, will await the arrival OF the Trains III each
city. In Alexandria, the Omnibuses will stand
just outside the depot OF the Orange Road. Per.
sons wishing 10 take this line, will purchase no
tickets on the Orange Road.
Passengers Tor the Orange Road from Wash
ington, will find comfortable breakfast ready
for them at the Long Bridge Station.
This is the quickest route between Washing.
ton and Alexandria. Passengers may rely on
making all the connections advertised, and start.
ing at the times named.
Fare between Orange and Baltimore Depot, 35c.
From ST. Asaph st. Depot TO Bait. pep't, csc
" Wash Office 2Uc.
= Long Bridge, l5c.
Light articles, or bundles, will be forwarded
between Alexandria and Washington, from the
office in either place Heavy ireights viii be
transported over the Road. ii delivered at the
Depot in Alexandria or at Long Bridge Station.
nov 1T lob CORSON, Supt.
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ROVER BAktkS NEW AND Eht-
~ nhN / II !" ,so Il 80 ~ T~,
CHIMES -rRcEs FROM S9o To sl<''- he
Grover Baker Sewing Machine company sell
the two best NAH iNr'1 III use ons "'a~II a','n
the SHUTTLE OR Lock sTlTcH--a suteh well
adapted i"r sewing soo"s ma. "'e hot " o'
washed ana fone"j '"e o'neI - n" 20
CHINE, making the cELEBRATEp "RoVEH oA'
hEk HIliCh' OK ihE ho'N 'it''n 1'.- INC 20
Ih'S NA'Hl r Is great Improvement up
on al previous 'hn."'','s ''' '""'; ~
u Send Tor Circular at 10, 'ennsyivania
Avenue, Washington; 4so Dioa'""J' I've"
York; 1877 Baltimore street, Baltimore.
OPINIONS or THE PRESS
Grover n Bakers is the best.-Amerlcah
Agrculturist
To all OF which the Tribune says Amen
n. Y Tribune
Ii tls all that II claims 10 be.--N I lhdepeh'
dent
1t finishes IT'S own work; others do not
Home Journal.
We give it the preference Amer. Baptist.
II needs only TO be seen 10 De appreciated
Phren Jour.
Adapted for wooens, linen, or cotton.-Am'
Med Monthly
We Ike "roVer Daker oes'-i'a''e'
Wreath , Nv
""hich IS best: "ro'ef " D"Ne' D. N' l.
DisPatch " u
Superior 10 all others.-N' Y. Mercury
We h'Ne h' H'S''"''o" III -
n. Y. Express -.
u requires 10 re'sp'"'ns i.I
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THOMAS s, JAMESON,

N.fCHINIST aud fRUN FOJNUEh,
EF' CoRsER OF ROYAL AND WhKE STREETS, III
Is PREPARED to execute orders for 81 A
| TlONARY STEAM ENGINES, BOILERS,
Mill Gearing, Shatting, Puleys and Hangers,
Pumps, Fans Slide and Hand Lathes, Drill
Presses, Wrought or Cast Railing, Columns and
Giyders, Gas OF Water Pipe, and MACHINERY
OF every description Superior CAsllNHS
made to order at short notice, and on reasonable
terms. On hand, several STEAM ENGINE,
eigh, horse power and eight or ten LAIHES,
to which the attention of those in want is re-
cuested NH 26-iy
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LOTTERY ADVERTISEMENTS.
SWAN Il, co.'s LOTTERIES
TRIUM MPHaNTI!
SWAN * co. CONTINUE TO DRAW As
ESUAL WITHOCT INTEkRUIIlON.

SWAN & co. CONTINUE TO DRAW As
USUAL, WITHOUT INTERRUPTION.
C'WAN x cos Lotteries are legal, aud au-
- thorized by the State OF Georgia! The
late attempt 10 injure our firm has shown that
our Lotteries are drawn fairly! That our Prizes
are paid punctualy- and that our schemes are
more liberal than any other Lottery in the
world
The following Scheme will be draws by S.
SWAN & CO, Managers OF the SPARTA AcAD.
ENVY LOTTERY, in each OF their Single Number
Lotteries Tor November, 1855, at Augusta, Ga,
in public, under the superntendence OF Conmis
sioners.
Glass -, draws Saturday, November 20, 1855.
Class 43, draws Saturday November 27, 1898.
Ok THE Plan or SINGLE NUMBERS.
$1,000 Tx kETS.
5,4o5 PTi.eS!-Neariyon one Prt-e TO spery Iicssts!
NAL\IEIf'ENr SfHEIkt
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xEr Il a. MURRAY, MERCHANT TMLoRs,
w No IU&, King street. have Just received
uIl and complete assortment OF FALL ana
WINTER GOODS con IsliEg OF fhtN'h
CLOTHS. CASSiMERES, NESilNGS, and
Gentl.mens Furnishing GOOD generally
They ale prepared 10 receive orders, and iurnlsh
GOODS. nadr IN the best manne', and OF the
most approved styles. They invite the attention
of their customers, ard the public generally.
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BU SINESS CARDS.

y FORGE SIGGERS, BOOK BINDER No.
" 73 Prince stree'. opposite the Gosstte Office,
.4lerand,iG, Ta-MUSIC, MAGAZINES, AND
OLD BOOKS HOUND IN ANY STYLE.
n h. | also RULE and MAKE TO ORDER any de
scription Of BLANK BOOKS, which ! will
warrant TO be made OF the best paper and mate
rials, and bound in the strongest manner. Bank
Officers Bankers, Merchants. Clerks of Courts,
Hotel Keepers, Insurance Companies, and all
who want BLANK BOOKS are respectfully in
vited to give me call an 2-tf
T. A. BREWIS ANTHONY LAWSON.
TN A. BREWIS 4 co, WHOLESALE AND RE-
TAIL GROCERS, LIQUOR and COM
MISSION MERCHANTS, CAMERON STREET,
ALEXANDRIA, Va. NH lit
4 CARD.-NATH'L BOUSH, GROCER
= aud SHIP CHANDLER, No 3, Ir,ein's
N'hnrf ArrIArnRII W NH
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CLOTHING.

lNlMON WATERMAN, 100 kIsG STREET,
y ALEXANDRIA, would respectfully announce
10 his numerous friends and customers, that ne is
again ready (as be always mas been) 10 exhibit
a stock of READY-MADE CLOTHING, and
Grntl-men's FURNISHING GOODS, adapted
Tor the ensuing tall and winter season, equal, II
not SUPERIOR 10 any other establishment III the
country, In regard TO BE.UTY STYLE AND VARIETY.
As 10 his prices, an examination wall convince
any one al glance, that he is above any com
petition. oct "
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BUSINESS CARDS.

J. d. CoRSE. W. u. CORSE
BANKING. EXCHANGE, AND COLLECTION OFFICEoI
CORsE r. X o L II r II =,
No 90, Erchange Block.
WE will make Collections on all accessible
w points in the United States, and holdpro'
ceeds subject to Check, or remit promptly to any
designated point.
We will deal in Exchange Time Bills, Prosris-
sorry Notes, Uacuren. honey, Com, &c.
STOCKS and other SECURIrIEs bought and sold
on Commission, and LOANS negotiated upon Ia
vorabe terms. Interest allowed TO Depositors.
a varied experience OF many years III TINS
business, enables TO offer services with
confidence 10 the public ieb l9-tt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-17

I-RAND OPENING OF FALL AND
II WINTER GNOpS.-A. 5. ROBINSON,
MERCHANT TAILOR, No. %. South Royal Street,
a few doors below the Office of the Virginia
Sentinel, has just opened splendid assortment
OF GOOnS in his line, embracing everything
necessary for the full equipment OF gentlemen
IN the most elegant and fashionable suits Also,
SHIRTS. COLLARS, GLOVES, HOSIERY,
NECK TIES. &c Having bought for cash.
and also greatly reduced h's expenses, he is pre-.
pared 10 furnish his Cash customers with all
articles in lis hme. at the very lowest figures
! Il orders viii be promptly and faithfully at
tended 10 Don't forget the number-22 South
Bo,.l street. sep 25--tf
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ItLOlHlNG FOR FALL AND WINTER.
MEMS, YOUTHS AMI LHlLHhEN )
CLOTHlNG-READY-MADE AND TO OK
DER 1T l. our custom 10 notify The pubic al
the beginning OF each season, the "rT'Na! oi
our STOCK OF GOODS for an old establish
ment Ike ou!s, which is well known 10 our
friends and visitors, il is hardly necessary 70
say. that wc are going on with the improve
menrs IN all It's branches as fast as the Ocean
Telegraph will permit Give US a call and sre
il We don't surra.s every thing prcvinns: >on
will Gmd grand di.pIay in CLOTHING as
well Is in FURNISHING GOODS ard styles.
coIors. shapes. &c; they are too numerous 10
mention Call early to get the first look at
them. Remember the old place.
SCHOOLHERR & BRO S,
Great Wsstern Clothing House los hins-st.,
three doors below the MARSHALL House, Alex
ardria. Va. sep Zz-u
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ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAIL ROAD
E@NWsss;==i====ssssE:zzs3s

3@E 60
VNHE TRAIN leaves Alexandra daily at Il
O'Clock, A. NJ, for Gordcnsville, connecting
with the trains on the Virginia Central Rail
road for Richmond and the West and with the
trains on the Manassas Gap Railroad, for Wood
stock and intermediate points.
The TRAIN leaves daily Sunday night ex-
cep,ed) al 5 O'Clock, p NJ, for Richmond New
Orleans Memphis, and intermediate points.
Through tickets at the Railroad Station.
The trains leave GorGonsvile daily, at 1890,
A. NJ, aud 10 II p. M, arriving at Alexandria
at 2 P. NJ, and A. NJ Nonsht tram Oh Sun
day. J. h. NlChLiN, Ticket Agent
" I5-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-17

rAS-FITTlNG ESTABLISHMENT
IT WILLIAM COG.4N, Practical Gas FHfcr
Fdyetts .7isy, .iIe1andria, proposes TO open a
brapch OF his establishment at CHARLOTTESVILLE,
where. is here he will attend TO GAS-FliIlNG
in all its branches. Stores, Dwellings, Churches,
Marulne Shops and Public Buildings iitted 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 III be made Tor work, and fixtures OF any
kind supplied at the lowest rates.
EEy ALI " DIRK WARRANTED ap 2S-ly
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-17

-, THE WASHINGTON, ALIEN
E4E-,ANDRlA, AND GEoRGEio" y
STEAM PACKET COMPANl.-Thes steamer
COLUMBIA, Capt James Harper, will leave
Baltimore on Saturday at o'clock, ?: NJ. Re
turning, leave Alexandria every Wednesday
morning, al o'clock.
The steamer DL4MOND ST.dTE, Capt, }.
Kerwin, will leave Baltimore every Wednesday
at 3 o'clock, p. NJ, and returning, leave AI"Xan-
dria on Saturday, at o'clock, P. NJ. For freight,
apply to WHkAl ohE" NErI5S
All way freight will be required invariably IN
.1,anc. NH 2--ti