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DOlbe0y.'s
CONF E IAL COLLEGE,,
No. IO6 Canal street,
Prepares young gentlemen keep any set of Books In any
B nix or business house. or do the corresponding in
ENGLISH,
FRENCH,
SPANISH, or
GERMAN
Hspecia Apartments Professors fer each Language
PENMANsHIP, etc.
RUFUS D0LBEAR
myl 2pSts log Canal street.
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Eaces. L0ces. LGceS.
sHAWIS,
MANTILLAs,
BAsQUIHs, AND
BURNoUs
Just received at
A. TROUBLES,
as 2ptf II Royal st. between Bsuyie and Cont
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New Orleans, January So 1858
Mr. Goins-Dear Sir know hos inform you Of ihs
wonderful change "Kapeapeum has made in For
eight years and four months suffered with the falling Of the
womb had Of the eminent Of this
city who finally thought NY hopeless and refused to do
thing for when my husband found you the old
steamboat southern Belle and purchased bottle Of your tonic
justly celebrated hair tonic among this refined Of
city 1t really that It be OF divine origin
hardly realize my great change. felt better IN my
life do this moment That every poor All ced
may get your great tonic my prayer.
MARY SINS,
56 Hevia street.
New Orleans.
New Orleans March Is, 1858.
have used Coins Bsperapeum" for ohi aud fever and
has cured entirely; believe it will when everything
else fails. A. W SMITH,
New Orleans.
New Orleans, March l5 1858.
Nr. Coins have been using your "Kaperapeura" for a
hstus that Suffered with for the last eighteen ys hay
ing during that time operated upon by Dr. Johnson Of ST.
Louis without have been induced Ka
perapeum and confess With perfect satisfaction and
from beneficial results, anticipate speedy
AMOS HIiHTOWER,
Cont street. Robinson street,
m25 gpa New Orleans.
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Castor OIL.
50 cases East India CASTOR OIL For sale by
o. o. W0ODMAN,
aS sF6s<W corner Magazine and Common streets.
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Summer Chores.
al2 2ptf

al2 2pf 81 and IS Royal street.
Southern Furniture EE'arer0OsssS
WILLIAM h. WART,
at Nos. Ill and IT'S Canal street, Nets orleaas,
Has just received from the mandatory, beautiful stock
splendid MAHOGANY ARMoIRs and BEDsTEADs In I'D
ditou to his hitherto large stock of
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
onprising EVERYTHING in his line business Parties
wishing anything in his line will hud to their advantage 10
give him call before purchasing elsewhere.
WILLIAM H. STEWART,
a26 2pstkltw I'll and 1873 Canal street
RtGY'nett'S
ARTICLES FOR 7 II E 7 OF L E 7.
FIorImeI,
THE NEW PERFUME.
KRIIiston,
A Cosmetic for Beautifying the ComPlsxion
COcoRine,
A Preparation Of ooeoanut Oil for the Hair
Oriental Tooth Wash,
For Preserving the Teeth and Pertaining the Breath
Also
Burnett's Superior Extracts.
For Flavorfng
oUsTARDs. PIES, BLANC NANCE, ICE CREAMS, JEl-
LIES, SAUCES, etc. For sale by
SICKLES 4 CO., Druggists,
al aplm Nos. s. and 90 Canal street.
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a29 2pst<w
Summer. Clothing, shirts, etc.. ct

Summer. Clothing, Shirts, etc, etc.
ALFRED MUNROE e CO.,
IA Magazine street,
their friends and handsome
Of New Styles
SUMNER COATS.
SUMNER PANTALooNs,
SUMMER VESTS,
GUNNER UNDERSTANDS,
SUMNER DRAWERS,
SUMNER Crayas
HALF HOSE,
GLOVES
sUsP ENDERs,
HANDKERCHIEFs,
TRUNKS. yALIsEs,
CARPET BAGS, etc.
Patent Yoke Shirts.
We invite particular attention Of the pop
uiar PATENT YOKE SHIRTS. We have now in store ALL
SIZES OF THE DIFFERENT QUALITIES and STYLES,
and in all instances, guarantee perfect fiji.
ALFRED MUNR0E & CO.,
a26 Prot "a Magazine street.
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s.cam y Co.'s Lotteries.
NEW AND BRILLIANT SCHEME FOR MAY

NEW AND BRILLIANT SCHEME FOR NAY
s~CapitaI Prize s7O,oOOlsTa
PRICE or TICKETS ONLY TEN DOLLARS
LOCO, 600 Dollars to be distributed In Way.
The following Scheme will be drawn by s. SWAN 4 co..
Managers Of the Sparta Academy Lottery Of Georgia, i
of their Single Number Lotteries fe. Msy, lSas n
AUGUSTA Georgia. which city they have removed thsas
principal office, bs drawn In public, follows:
Glass Is will be drawn SATURDAY, May l. ISc8.
CIass4 g. 1855
clsssl5 IS 1855.
CHASE 6 a. %. 1883
CassI7 49, lS6S
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OF this extraordinary demonstration the Express

Itihdfhss
The pageant Of last night is not moderated At least
housns experienced cacuaors Of numbers
in the procession and Of these thoussud nineteen
tweneths whose origin are all under
cloud hecelookng foreigners speaking languages
and enHneang sentiments that probably never
before away from the taubourgs of Paris the cellars Berlin
and the garrels Of Milan Murder exhibited Of the
gaees ana assassination the meanest of all crimes
gized as not ony right but duty which true lover Of
liberty anywhere should shrink from
The Express thinks it is well that this shameful ex-
hbition took place, the police will now know how
many assassns assassinadvocates there are in the
city. 1t was known that mysterious murders were
the increase, that horrible Gssassnatons were FIRE.
quent in those quarters wherein these iercelookng
strangers" were accustomed to assemble, bat it was
not known until this meeting that ten thousand
assassins had their rendezvous ia New York city.
We do not agree with the Express that ALL nor even
majority Of these fanatics would be quite as ready
to commit private murder to sanction the slaughter
Of ruler whom they might consider a tyrant, bal
we really think that more dangerous and on all ac
counts undesirable population in free country can
not well be imagined.
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To be Drawn each Saturday In May
MISREPRESENTATION PRIzEs.

prizes Of 800 approxnatng to $4,000 prize Gs sl,9o
1prises Of 40 approxmating 5000 Prize Io
prises of 30 approxratiug 10000 prize 500
prizes Of l25 spproxrnating 5000 prize ss
prizes Of 100 sppoxmatiug 1000 prize srs... 80
prizes Of rs appropriatug TO 500 prizs are. 300
4priEes Of 80 approximatng 1850 priso A7p.-.. no
SASS prizes amounting sassaodS
whole Tickets $40; Halves IS; Quarters 81 Eighths Sl5
5000 Prizes Of So will be determined by the l ngnEe
number that the $4,000 prize For example II The
number drawing $1,000 prize ends with Mol, then all me
tickets where the member ends in will be entitled to s2
ts ends with No q all the tickets where tksnrgz.
Der ends in Twill be entitlsdto so, and so on to g.
Certificate Of Package Of 10 Whole Tickets
IN IaIF
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james n. 09npsO1a,
Diseases of the T'OGt and Lang

REORGANIZATION,
No. al BROADWAY, (nearnal strest,) NEW YORK
iyI2 2pf
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600, 600 Dollars to be distributed In Way
ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS
s.Aas PRIZE h o.

MORE THAN ONE PRIZE TO EVERY ETEE TIcKEzS-
MAGNIFICENT soHEMEti
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Boots, Shoes and Brogans.
AT WHOLESALE.
Plantations Supplied with prime Ditching BOOTS Russe,
BRoGAEs Wool, Mexican, Palm Leaf, Straw and osu
peschy HATS, at the lowest market prices, By
FROST 4 CO.,
No. 10 Magazine streol
HATS, CAPS, etc.,
AT WHOLESALE.
Wsare constantly receiving general SUI F
Cashmere, Panama LeghOra. Straw, Palm Leaf Mexican Ane
Wool HATS, atthe Lowest market prices BY
FROST & CO.,
No 10 NaVexna a&w..t
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sB-Doctor James-Dr. james, of Sc Gus
omhouse street, New Orleans La all diseases Of the
Skin, Blood and Generave Organs without mercury hin
drance from business exposure friends guargn
teed in all Remember Dr. James old established Dis
pensary is 50 Cusomhonse street, New Orleans
See Dr. James advertisement in another column headed
Medical House, So oustomhouse street. New Orleans Ian
as aplm
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%Dyspepsia-There are bat few who do
AT time experience the unpleasant Temporary
indigestion such Of lness weight and unessness
Of the stomach foul tongue bitterness in the mouth nausea
sick headache Al such feelings evidence approach
the Of Hoseer's Stomach Bters which known be
infable remedy for all such complaints To this thousands
will testify who have tried them and proved the facts Hostel
ter Begs for sale by principal druggists dealers
generally. a26 2n6tGltM
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Read tn

JUHN UUNUA q SUNS,
400 B.dway New Tofk,
2ply Sole Agents in the unitetss for LeA& Psrrins
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Rs- Mr.. Editors Please announce me a
candidate for the office Of Street Commissioner subject the
nomination of the American Party the coming election in
Jnne
ale 2pIu+ JONATHAN ASTON
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~capitaI Prize sao,oOO,'w
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RF-To the Publfc-The undersigned most
respectfully submits his city
Orleans candidate for the Office Of Meyor-eection
off on the ID day Of June next.
iaa6 2pte BENZ 6 HARRISON
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ahVF FttFsy otttF CtyWE k5tUEb9
by
THE Cd ORE DE LA CRUZ,
Ne. 10 Camp street.
Ra-The best brands always hand as 2pSn
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rendered decision OF interest," adversely to the city
W. Merriam, the billiard saloon keeper having been taxed
ordinance Of the City Council SD each Of his sis
billiard tables-makng the amount Se60sued the city for tn
said amount the ground that the and
orbtant Judge Livingston conducted the him
Davgueaud decided thst the city levy specific
each tabe that the tables must be taxed other
pery that the upon calling profession for
Ii we're then all pursuing that kind of business take
alike The decision lengthy aud lucid Judgment
Of course given for MIR. Merriam,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-22
Morisou If pil. Celebrity.

A friendly correspondent III the London
A,henaum, says the following facts regard
iug this prince of quacas may be relied up9r;
Jas Morison: the bysclst. was 4 Scotch
Gan, and gentleman ny blrth and educs-
tion. His family was If the landed gentry
Of Absrd his brother being VI rlSon
Of b jgnie,' an estate worth ab0u; so OoO
year, and somo of tue finest granite UuIs
mansions in Abcr 1een-- 'Morisoh'S Hair for
instance - belonged to bin. In 1916 James
Morrison, having sold his cummisstoh--ior
ne was an officer 10 tho aTmy-.iVei III No
y Silver street, Aberdeen. a house belonging
to MIR. Reid, of Souer y Reid, druggists -
lie obtained the use .! their piiimach'ne,
with which be made in their baek-shOp as
many pills as filled two large casks. The
ingredients Of these pills, however be may
have modified them after. we're chiefly Oat-
meal and bitter a!ues. With these two great
meal buwias' filled with pills BIO started for
London with tho fagend Of his fortune, ad'
yer,sed them lar and wide, and ultimately
amassed 50 800 .O0U'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-22
Pike. Peak.-Goid on this side.


The telegraph from Leavenworth states
that twenty wagons are about to leave that
city for Pixies mountain, and that VIM II.
Russell, the celebrated and energetic govern
ncnt contractor, is fitting out forty wagons
t, follow in few days. We have taken
some pains to ascertain the character of the
parties who have reported the gold deposites
AT Pixies Peak, and find that at LUaveuw nth
they are fully credited, aud the belief uni
versal that very valuable mines are abundant.
Not long ago, in speaking OF the great
events on the Pacific" Anticipating Just what
is now exciting the cupidity OF our frontier
psople, we asked: "WhO shall say that
California and Fraser's river have an exclu-
sive deposite OF the precious metals or this
great countiy2" We have indeed. believed
that explorations would disclose great min.
cral " wealth throughout the whole mountain
region extending from about latitude thir-
ty-!our up to the parallel u hsty. MAYOR
McCulloch and Gov. Powell, in passing to
and from Utah, were invited 10 examine
what the lndiars imagined TO be rich gold
deposites. Those gentleman, however, did
not think it proper to depart from their line
of travel, but express considerable confidence
that at an early day valuable mines will be
disclosed near the Utah road.
We know nothing of definite character OF
the alleged discoveries at Pixies Peak, which
is somewhere in the neighbo,hood OF SIX
hundred miles from LoayenwoF'h city, Ill
Kansas. If they should prove &c be valuable
ard extensive, a new turn will be given to
our frontier settlements. Leavenworth city,
now NUN ber;og near ten thousand lnhabi-
tapts and situated on the extreme weetern
rivor, on the direct line to Utah and to New
Mexico, and commanding large share OF
the fur and skin trade of the great interior,
promises to become, under the influence of
the gold fever which is just setting IL, most
im pUr.ant place. onion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-22
Em:CraIion and Immigration.

The Galway urelanil steamers it will be
seen, 60 cut with largo numbers of passengers
from this side, while the packet ships are gel
ting more than their customary proportion.
The James Foster, jr., (ot the Black Bal!
line, which sailed on Saturday for Liverpool,
had three AuT9red ard SjGtcCn, -trlucipaiiy
families, going back to the old cJuntiy--to
stay, We are told.
ThcimmigrAt:on from Europe to the United
States, this season, had dwindled down To a
comparative nothing--s TACT, which Is attrl-
bu.ed to the general depression OF trade,
following the financial panic OF last winter,
throwing thousands aud thousands OF the
industrial classes out Of employment, and de-
prving them Of the means Of defTaylrg their
passage to America. As for the rctiux OF
the tlde,-thc emigration from the Wet tack
to the East i, is generally composed mainly
&C persons VIA have been sufficiently iortu-
nate in this country, to enable them 70 do well
"at homc."-N. y EsYyrSS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-22
A Reduction OF Freights Required.

I'VE are continually hearing from 'be
West more encouraging accounts u she crops
Wheat and Corn from Tennessee, Georgia
and South Carolina are coming forward TO
our city by the way Of Charleston and oa-
vannsh. This is mpara,iyely q new Tea
ture aud must III time be Of great Importance
to the trade and commerce Of both ports
Two vessels entirely loaded with gain are Al
ready on their way from the above ports -
Baitimore PGtriot
Tue above paragraph disclosea the fact
that although we have line OF railway ifotn
our harbor penetrating Tennessee, yet tue
grain OF that productive State is carried lar
out of tina way by rival lines to reach des'
tinaton far more accessible by way OF Nor
| folk.
A skipper has a quantity of corn in Tee
pessee which he desires to send TO Baltimore
lie has four ways of reaching that market
viz: from Chattanooga to Savannah ty ran
road and thence by sea to the C!pes oil VIZ
ginia, and then Up the bag to Baltimore
from Chattanooga bg railroad TO Charleston
tnence by sea aud bay to Baltimore: IRON
! Chattanooga BY rail to Norfolk, and tnenc'
to Baltimore: or from Chattanooga by ra!i
way to Lyuchburg AMI thence by water Il
| Baltimore via Norfolk.
Let any one examine the map ana he
will at once say the only route to DO ;aEer
by the shipper is via Norfolk, as 1t is tho
shortest ani safest, there being no oG !,
navigation. Gong to Baltimore from leo
oessee via Savannah aud Charleston, Is Tx;
going round Jour elbow u get to your thnu' .
What is the reason that tins grain trade
takes mere dangerous and circnItcrs route:
to yet TO market: There ia but enc rei.s9i
and that is, The excessive charges on our 'ir
GINA lines. If the Board # Public Work:
and the Presidents and Directors OF on'
S,uthside Railroads desire tnis trade to CONE
across Virginia on its way TO market, they
must at in accordance with the tlmes AM
lover the !reghts. - NoEicL& -ir3a5.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-22

EDUCATION Recently, Ut or uear " heel
ing, the opening of an Academy for Girls
and Boys, was celebrated, aud several dis
tingushed gentlemen were present On the
occasion, and delivered addresses. Among
them was the Rev. DR.. Pluuer, of the Pres
byterian Church, who was, Indeed, what is
called the "orator Of the day" a rough
sketch Of his remarks is published IN the
Wheeling Intelligeocer, aud We copy 1t IN
tc-day's Gazette When We say rough
sketch, we do not mean that tue reporter
has performed bis work clumsily-!or, In
truth, not protesting to be any literal tran
script, it is very we'll done-aod conveys, We
doubt not, very correct idea Of DR.. P.'s
style, language, and sentiments.
This Address, it has struck us, contains a
great deal of plain, good, practical common
sense, we'll worth the perusal not ouly of IN
teligent youOg ladies and lads, but OF parents
and of all who are interested in the cause OF
education. Besides, it is not dry and didac-
tic, but exceedingly readatle--and we there
fore hope, it will no. be lightly passed over
It's author has characteristic way of ex-
pressing himself, and OF enforcing the truths
which be utters, which will be found pre-
served in his remarks now published. lie
uses his mothers tongue solely to tell bis
thoughts, and to make an impression upon
others, and not parade or display hence,
as be is man Of strong mind aud vigorous
intellect, what be says is always worth atten.
ton.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-22
E1clteme ntfn Hobiie.

Extract of private letter from Mobile to a
gentleman in New Orleans: "a man by the
name of Copeland WAS recently hung In
Mississippi. He made a full confession,
which is published in pamphlets form
Copeland was formerly resident Of Mobile,
and vas noted rs desperate character. In
bis confession he duplicates several gentle
men of high political and social standing 10
Mobile.
This man Copeland was horrible char
acter. He was connected with the infamous
Wages Clan" so well known in Eastern
Mississippi, with whom Inurier, arson and
robbery were common practices.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-22
The sire Of Brltish Columbia.

Toe possessions of toe Hudson Bay Com
psny, or the territory of the continent over
which they exercise control, contain an area
Of two millions five hundred thousand square
miles. How much Is thai? tits fifteen aud
a half times as large as The State OF California;
about thir,y-eisht times as large as the State OF
New York; nearly twice as large as the whole
of the thirty-one States Of this Union, eod It
we omit the Territory Of Nebraska, is as large
as all our States and Territories combined.
About one fth of that extent, OF more than
three times the size OF California, is said to be
fit for agricultural! or grazing purposes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-22
Through Tickets.

We learn that the contractor upon the
overland California mail route have fixed the
price of through tickets from Memphis to San
Francisco at 5000. Each passenger will be
allowed fifty pounds OF baggage ana WIN De
required, in addition to paying his rare, 20
subsiss himself For the present, be Will be
compelled to take bis provisions from Fort
Smith to last him the remainder CT the Jour
new. We doubt not, however. that the com
pany will soon prepare Accommodations
along the route, by which this Inconvenience
will be obvisted.- Menu his appeal.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-22

C1S REWARD!-Was stolen from ,, Z
so,) II. Stuarts landing, between the 81.
and 18th Of this month, a large sized >HFi
belonging TO the subscriber, painted "bte, VII
black streak on the upper mcaIfIng-orc O.:
end there were fixtures toI rudder AMI Of =
other a nose piece, with short piece Of ca,
attached, for locking On the sides iaes H-,'
Two cast iron fixtures, the wheels having -s
renewed There was in the skill when ,'ar
two paddles, painted white, aud two seals G.
same colour The skt' vas locked 70 arg
root, aud that cut in two pieces. m order 10 e..
able the person OF persons 10 take Il. Ihrs,r.
reward will be pad on IL delivery 10 me =
any information thankfully received Ado
ME at Hampstead ?. o, KING George Ca.sT
Virginia. X. SlJARt L'p!AA
King George County, sep 22-soiw
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-22

John Wentworth says, that if Senator Doug
las could only be convinced that "be is out
of the Democratic party" be would be zone
Of the greatest freedom shriekers in the Uni
ted States" The trouble lie, that be WON'T be
convihced! Alas!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-22

DUNNETS, RIBBONS. ARTIFICIAL
- FLOWERS AND MILLINERY GOODS
or NERALLY-JOHN T. kI.3AS has I.st
received a splendid assortment OF GOODS IN
the above line. which, IN beauty. qu"d'y aed
price, cannot be surpassed by any establishment
south OF New YORK H!s assortment comprise:
BONNETS, of toe latest ard rcost fashionable
sty.es. RIBBONS. OF all grates; aud hRiiFl-
CiAL FLOWERS and RICHES. in great Va
riety. He is also manufacturing BHNNtIS,
OF every description, ana in styles OF e!egaI c.
not to be surpassed. He sollclts call al us
old stand. No su.K ins street sep22
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-22

A locomotive engaged in hauling coal cars
At Locust Point, Baltimore, on Monday last,
had its boiler to burst, with tremendous
explosion. The engineer and firemen were
blown of, and severely injured, but no Que
was killed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-22

The Grand Lodge OF the order of l, .. ..
F. of the United States, commenced its annu-
al session in Baltimore on Monday. Reports
were made of the condition Of the order IN
all the States. The annual report OF Vlr'
cinia indicates q moderate falling on IN
Lodges and membership. The Grand Mas
ter attributes the result to the financial pa
MIC which has so severely afflicted and con-
tipues TO sfiict the country"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-22

Mr.. Augustus Schell, the collector at Now
York, is distributing the patronage OF the
New York Custom House, after the most up
nroyed modern fashion. for the benefit Of the
narty in power, without any particular refer
enc 10 apy other considerations.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-22
INOTHING FOR FALL AND WINTER
I MEMS, YOUTHS AMI CHfLnkEN'S

IIOTnING FOR FALL AN' WIN iER
MEMS. YOUTHS AM CHiLnkEN'S
COMPLIMENTARY MADE AND TO OR
DER-lt Is our custom 10 notify the Pu5iic at
the beginning OF each season, tn arrival OF
our STOCK OF GOODS for an old establish
mrnt Ike ours when is so well known % cur
friends and visitors. il is hardly necessary 10
say, that We arr gong on wita the improve
meurs IN all It's branches, Is !as' a the Ocean
Telegraph will permit. Give US call and see
if W. don't sucpass every Jline previous. You
will fad !. grand display IN CLOTHING as
well a. n FURNISHING GOODS and siyle-,
coar,. Shapes. Sc; they are too Numerous 10
mention Gail early 70 ge! The first look al
them. Remember the oil p,are.
SCHuOLHIRR * BRO :,
Grea, Western Clothing House, los hng-st,
three doors below the Marshall House, Alex
andria Va. sep Ek-'t