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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-29
DIED.

oath. 1855, MARY ELIZABETH,
~. u II. aud Anna f. Marbury, IN
..,n,a year Of her age
u..l.,,,ou. on Wednesday, at a quarter
10 Va" NJ. Mrs EDWARD SlMMS,
ol' -. yile o, one OF our most estima0le
20 mons CnnstIan and a kind mother.
-, -, soul rest III peace!
80 r..d.rce of his father, in Prince
,ourrv. Md, on Monday, the 18th IN
'''.!, long aud painful illness, Will.
: -. ISAAC, esq, in the 33d year OF his
D'AH ,r,,g q large number of relatives and
~ % rDurn MS loss.
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TIL TR F. !
" EGlMENTAL NOTICE-The under.
/. slynrd- commissioning annnInreh by the

ii Ftl.h F.N 4 Al Nv d ! I e. HT uil''i
signed, Commissioners, appointed by the
County Court OF Alexandra Comfy, for the
purpose OF conducting an Election o. Officers
Tor the l75th Regiment virginia Militia, hereby
notify al! Males, between the ages OF Is and -
years, not exempt from militia duty. that they
are required, under legal penalties. To meet a
the Court House OF this County, Vn FridGy the
2Yih dug If CcOter. 1855, al 10 o'ciOrs, wu-n
shall be elected d captain, and a First LIeuie,-
ant ard d Second Lieutenant, tor each Company
District. a required by law
The COMPANY Districts vi the i7Jtl Regiment,
are as follows:
Ist. That portion of the Corporation OF Alex
andria lying east OF Pitt street, and south OF
DUke.
2nd. Fast OF Pitt street, between King and
Duke.
Sd. South OF King street, between Pitt and
Alfred.
4ih South of King, and west OF Alfred street
10 Corporation line.
5th. West Of Alfred, and north OF King street.
TO Corporation line.
9th. North OF King street, between Alfred and
Pitt.
7th North OF King and east OF Pitt street, to
Corporation line.
sth. That portion OF the Rural District lying
south OF tue Columbia Turnpike and east OF
the Georgetown road, leading from the Columbia
Turnpike 10 the Aqueduct.
9TH. That portion OF the Rural District north
OF the Columbia TurnpiEe, and west OF the
Georgetown road.
RoKT. BEOCKETT. ,
". z. PRICE. SCOmm'rs.
EDW. b. PUWELLO
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C.~ SEWING MAtHlNE$.-A PRACTICAL
sd FAMILY ~Ew!NG MACHINE FOR - - Per.
forming taLy cq"ai uork. No nnss"g or rIp'"g
Of sftcheS. 40 getting ont Of "JGr. .any 69dy
can use i rey b,fy tcnt hare Al (~sEcuHED BY
RECENT GRANT OF LETTERS PATEST)
Exclusive Rights Tor a lew states and COM
ties wall be placed within the reach OF any Ell
terprising business man q portion OF the Ter
ritory already secured
The Proprietors confidently feel they now
place before the public the greatest chance for a
profitable investment ever oii-rsd. a ewing
Machine containing the requisite qualities.
which. by It's astonishing simplicity and 10"
cost. will al once go 10 the masses. who have
beer anxiously waiting Tor tee Machine TO come
within their grasp.
iJ-Pdrjies wishing TO purchase. are request
ed 70 call al once. examine this most wonderful
ACHIEVEMENT, and secure d monopoly OF the State
OF County desired
NOVELTY r. SEWING MACHINE co.
Office, b RTLETT X Go Needle Manufacturers
All Broadway, cor. Cana! street y !.
Call or send ior a Circular with Gus Of Ma
chimes Cct 23-eolm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-29

ugTgsx Oct. Notwithstanding a sign
NH. reaction in stocks al the opening OF
.~.,ra,ae' 'o,iay, affairs rallied and prices m
..,.. United States five per cents ran up to
L~oy.iana, Tennessee, and Virginia SKIES
,,.., rar value. Other good stocks shared,
... ,rUCp
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AUCTION SALES.

krAY FOR SALE-Wlll be sold al 'oe
! C,ur' House door. NOnday, Nors0t,r IS'
Ut : o'coo4 FOUR STACKS CT HAY, on tue
= Nlusu Pot rnrm IN the occuPaucyo OF Mr. joan
Parsons. A credit OF 90 days will BE- 'ly"n, ne
purchaser s.ylug a note satisfactorily endorsed.
g.. VI CASTLEMAN, d. 5. tor
oc, 2q--3t F.. Saugs'er. : ! {.
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.sSr. =. s.ttCkaL.
The Markets.

,,,y October 2s-Flour is droop.
u,,,ri street aid ONO 1921. Wheat
a, orr..ous rates; good to prime red ll6
II, white l3.G!4gc. Corn is firm, old
-.. a75c; yellow soao2c. Whiskey is
w. ., ggsc. Bacon is firm; bulk meats Il
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THE COMMITTEE.

blCHAkDS BAZAAR, 10 KING STREET,
IL ALEXANDRIA, Val would call the atten
,a.a ny patrons, and the public, TO my very
.''r.'- stock OF bounets, Millinery Goods,
L.-, Dre>, Trimmings, Nelvets, Buttons,
iisty Goods, Toilet Articles, Fancy Working
@'r1a's Hoop skirts, and, in fact, TO the lar
:-'' oca Of Goods in my line that | have ever
''o.!'' 70 his market, all OF which | will sell
70 ~iarr'ud! customers, or for cash, at owe
;''s nan Ike goods were ever sold for here
'ae An elimination of goods and prices is
'srg,l.ly selected.
~'l4 w Y RICHARDS. .JR.
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I WILL OPEN ON THURSDAY. the 2Nth,
a large and well selected stock OF WINTER
MILLINERY, consisting in part OF RoNNFIS,
OF all styles and sizes; FEATHERS, FLOW
ERS. sc. | have. also, Il large stock OF COL
LARS and UNDERSLEENES; also, WoRs
TED CAPS and SOCKS for Children, all OF
which will be sold al prices 10 sui ii times.
oct 27-2,s +. +. BERRY.
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FALL >TrfhYi
j. CLARKE, 80. lSe KING STREET,
ALtNANDRIN, NlnLINIA.

F~EfNANUhINl N.UNININ|
sEAS nH=NhD az rEuIe HeH stock 81
CURTAIN IAEEriALS, comprising
TIE ,Uo.,r.. .yiy, o. os,.n ca lanes, bTccarr!ie.
Nlma.s:. C1.1, Ea.:e!s AID GlUps Lace and
Ilusirn Cy-Jars, Lr"pry M4s..n, L,i, Corn.c's,
Band, iiHs, Ike, hc.
Also, . splendid stock ct PAINTED and Gold
WINDOW SHADES, containing every vaIIely,
and VII be sold ~ prices to suli ile 'ln'es.
Buff Dfab. Green, Blue, AM White Window
Shad nss. and all 81 b" mos. improved Shade
Fixrv,es Landscape Wire shades.
VENETIAN BLINDS, REED BLINDS, and
PAPER SHADES.
~ Churcn, store, and ether large Shades,
painted 20 order. oct &u--
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e To THE SUBSCRIBERS OF GRACE
CHURCH. WHOSE SUBSCRIPTIONS ARE
VT UNPAID-As we contracted for the
tg ing Of the Church upcn the faith OF your
descriptions. we ask of you the tulflment Of
y,' premise, as we find ourselves in debt, and
r p'mert o. these small sums will aid us
WV much. Please be ready, as some one will
e. on you in a few days.
c,..-y THE COMMITTEE.
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The Petersburg Express says:--"Tta con-
dition of MIR. Clemens Is ~no'sUahy "neI,ber
better nor worse" bat there are whispers
nH at that his DAYS are numbered"
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FIRE.-The roof Of the residence Of Capt.
Arthur Herbert, near the Theological Semi
nary, 10 Fairfax County, tJ0k FIRE yesterday
morning, from the burning of chimney, and
but tor the timely aid rendered by some
workmen at the Seminary. the house must
have been consumed; as it was. the damage
was comparatively light.
FIRE IN KING GElkGE CouxTY.--We regret
to learn that GseDcoe, the Summer residence
of Dr.. Richard II. Stuart, OF King George
County, vas destroyed by fire on Monday
niSht. The house was unoccupied at the
time. The origin Of the fire is unknown.
THEATRICAL-Liberty Hall was well filed
las; night, to witness The Theatrical enter.
taiumcut bY Mr.. j. f. OSens, the celebrated
Commedian, and Company. The actors al
performed their parts veil, aad NJ. Osens
fully sustained his descsv.dly high reputa-
tiop. TIE bill for tonight is attractive, and
we have little dou5, there will be q toll house.
The election for Mirtia OFF GERS takes place
to.day, at the Court House.
FINE POTATOES MIR. G.. B. ,lden, OF
Fairfax County, left with US yesterday, some
very fue potatoes, Of the variety known as
"B )ston reds" They were unusually large,
- t. .zL-l 1890 Al -L,c1
SALE OF LASD.-C. 5. Keccb, esq, as At
torney, Sold on Wednesday last, the tract Of
land 10 Prince GEORGE County, Md belong.
ing to tie Messrs. Kerry, adjoining the
farm IT DR.. John ii. Bayue, for the SUN Of
S4,040. The tracG contained III acres, and
was sold for about 81 600 more tlap it cost
about two wears agC--an evidence vi tho CT.
hauced value Of landed property Ia that
neighborhood .--Murlboro' gazette.
A man named Charles Safeil hes been
held to bail in Washington, Tor T. further
examination, on suspicion of being concern
ed 10 the sale or conveyance away OF a negro
slave boy, named Nelson Shorter, belonging
to a MIR. Evans, of Maryland, aud employ.
ed by K. J. jenkins, esq, opposite the navy
yard. The boy was recovered from the juii
in Alexandria by his master, MIR. Jepkl0s.
John A. Smith has resigned the office o.!
Clerk Of the circuit Court Of the District OF
Columbia--apd Z. j. Middleton, Clerk of
the Crimirul Court, has been appointed to
fill the vacancy.
James Gordon Bennett has rented the
house of Col. Roberts, on the heights OF
Georsetowu, aud wal! reside there during the
winter.
Rev. r. w. Barnweii, Jr, Of Columbia, 5.
G, has declined the call extended to hin 70
become the rector Of Trinity Church, 10 WASH.
irgson city.
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ARFERS MAGAZINE FOR NUYEM.
bER.-Thls Number completes the l7tn
vvlutns OF dis unriv"lIeG Mssezne, and IS one
OF great interest. Win the November number
many OF the subscriptions OF oar Subscribers
teIfnIaalc. ih0s- who wash II continued for
another year, viii be pleased TO give notice Ct
their Gcstr., a. all Magazines are stopped q! the
expiration OF the time 10 when the subscription
has been made. shall! be happy 10 supply all
v no NAV Want the Nazaz,u" TOR lns coming vol.
tunes. The subscription prIce i - per annHm
ia advance. " Opis., IL, ;nrcs or MuTr copies.
81 each. TO rirrgymeu an Teachers, ~ pr
anHum. Postage to auj part uI the UH,tet
sta rs, 10 be pJil a. the oiic- OF delivery. 80
ceGt. pr annum. IL" ,o,ums commerce
viii JAe prccmhe! md juav auIr
&C. .s-3r HuGE. EELL.
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>a5 Paragon, --, for Georgetown, ID.
C. .I,i ton New Haven, I'D inst.
HaHr,oy ROADS, Oct 26.-Several vessels
ay, yt IN here, with their carsoes slightly
ara.ra Inc sea outside is running very hea
E.w'a sIfi breeze.
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w B RICHARDS, JR.

mugs, &c-Turkey Rhuharb; Powdered
~ jaIaP CaIomel; Phosphate Lime; Rreo'
70 >pn's Nrtre; Cinnamon; Olive oil; Tine
..' '-fa'Fum Ilrids; Carb. Ammonia; Cam
,I lantharddes; Blue Mass; Quinine; Sui
a. Morphine; Gll Bergamo,; Brown Windsor
pS.f Celery Seed; Ellis's Corn Plasters; Woods
r~' %'r,iOrrr Bichelor's Hair Dye; McLane's
"ffdlge; Flour Emery; Bi CaTb Soda; Mus
Vine Co,Ca:cum, Hooper's Cachous; Tooth
ms aCd oyolIc Acid. received. and Tor sale
" JOHN LEADBEATER Il son,
Io=' Stabler's Old Stand.
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4 IEXANDRIA RE>TAURANT-
n The subscriber has opened lie Restaurant
LEY occupied By Samuel Tennesson. on Royal
street. near the City Hotel. where n is prepar.
ea to furnish his patrons with all the DELiNA-
CIES OF THE SEASON, III eating, and with
the CHOICEST LIQUORS. He invites his
friends. and the pubic generally 10 give him a
ca |. and ascertain loI themselves.
oc, 1c-aotm ROBERT TONLIN.
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G p raIyvrIy. L. RoTHRocK
s1KANKLIN & ROTHR0Ck, IMPORTERS IND
DEALERS N FRENCH, English, and
AMERICAN PAPER HANGlNta; Window
Shades. Cornice. Curtain Bands, Plus, and Up
HOLSTEKY GOODS. Southwest corner OF Yta
and n. streets. Washington, b. c.
II Paper put on by experienced workmen.
Wn.hinofnn u c. aug lh-e0tm
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4 FIRST RATE FA"QUlER FARM FOR
a sal The snEscuhc! offers for sale
" MEDLEY TIE present residence az Nj. JOIN
Amber. This Farm is situated IN Upper Fan.
Guie:. within three miles and - half Of Marx
ham Station. on TIE Manassas Gap Railroad
and is within son yards oi i.eej,thDrch, where
there j, Protestant EpIscopai preaching thret
Sundays III evrry month. il IS wI'aId = mics
OF a fir,, class Academy Tor Boys. Messrs ia,
X. Nar,hall, Jas. F.. Marshall i'hos y. Amber
and the Rector OF Leeds Church. all live within
on. nI,- and a halt Of tn" dw~ - house.
The Farm contains. 80 ACRES, OF which
300 are ~ glass or under cultivation, and 81
acres h ayiiy ,mber"t The cleared land j. OF
the very b $ qua,Ity in h" country, and the
WOO lard l. on The mountain SIDE.
I'll Tn. Improvements consist OF a neat
IL RESIDENCE, con'arnu z il"e ROOMS and
Il passage. with rwO pOrches, ana several closets
conveniently arranged. AMI all in excellent re.
par a Barn. 81 by ~ pet, calculated 20 ac.
commodate sixty cows or cattle, and fifty tons
OF hay. 4 Dairy house, 20 by 40 leet; also, Il
good Kitchen. Meat house, ami other out build
ings. 4 thrifty ORCHARD o. Apple trees.
planted II years ago, and selected with great
care. OF the varieties best suited TO tbs climate,
i lust corning into tuIi bearing. The House Is
beautifully situated, and IS surrounded by a
meadow OF splendid Timothy hay, and the
grounds ornameuted by a grea' vaI:e'y Of well
grown and beautiful .h.le tees.
For terms, apply to the undersigned, who will
give immediate attention TO letters on The sub.
irct. and will be ready TO snow the land 10 any
one who may desire 10 purchase Hi. address
IS Markham Station, FauquI-r county, Va.
IL 4z--otf THD> VI ANPLFR
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u OIlCE.-A meeting CT the stockholders
OF the Fire Insurance Company OF Alex
andria. vii! be held at the Office OF the Conpan 3,
on Monday, the frs day OF November next, Tor
the purpose OF holding an election for twelve
Directors. to serve the ensuing year. ny order
OF the Board c. W. WATTLES, Secretary.
oct l6-rorNovi
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-29

TIVE VALLEY FEMALE INSTITUTE,
WIScHEsTER, Va The Gt'h Annual SEES.
SION OF tniS popular Institution, endowed with
full Collegiate powers by the Legislature OF
Virginia, will commence September 1T, and
continue ten months. Among Its advantages are:
l.. Spacious aud well arranged buildings.
Z. 4 iuil corps OF experienced Teachers.
3. Fxters!s~ and systematic Courses Of StUdy.
(. Aew Chemical Philosophical apparatus.
3. Superior boarding arrangements.
s. Reading and Bath Rooms for b~oarlers.
7 4 location h]e.lia'u! aud attractive.
:. Government mia aid afiectlonate.
. TENS moderate I'D equitable.
" No extra charge ior Classics.
Send loE a Catalogue.
5. P. YORK, 4. NJ, ip-;..i,.r.
Frederick County, Va, aug lC-es3fn
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%7EW STORE UPENED.-LENI> BAAR
has lie pleasure OF announcing 10 the CIT
ixrns Of Alexandria, that he he's jus' opened al
No l2S, King street. a new FANCY and DRY
GOODS STORE, MILLINERY ESTABLISH
MENT. &c. The Millinery department Will be
under tho especial superintendent OF Mrs
BAAR. Gate Miss Meyeuberg) and d lady OF rae
highest taste and OF tired ability. has been en-
sag-d 10 attend 10 DRESS MAKING, TRIM
MING. sc. The Ladies are invited 10 call, and
are assured that any orders with which they
may favor the establishment, will be executed
to tueir entire satisfaction. sep rs
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N'tOiFlt kEMEDY-Just received, a sup.
EIy OF Van Buskirks Poor Mans Antido,e.
.'" -4s There been prepared a Medicine that
''en more general satisfaction than this
ever tails 10 cure the worst cases Of
'"' eL1 Fever. For sale by
PEEL. STEVENS & co,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-29

HARRIsEuRG, Oct. 2S-Thc Governor has
appointed Thursday, tho lSgh o: November,
as 2 day Of hark-gisipgaud prayer through
II pauT>ylVania.
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,,szssszs
&zf
az 4AGNETyr TELEGRAPH.
From


New YORK. O;t. 2S.-The steamship ST.
Louis from Aspinws'l, with California mails
t. the stu has arrived.
The 81. Louis brings 100000 in gold.
A telegraph had been completed from Pla-
c~ergille 20 toe first summit Of Sierra Nevada.
Senator Brodorick stated for Washington
with the Piacerville overland mail train ca
the Sd Instant.
SIX ru"1ree Adventures had returned
fror, Fraser r.Ear mites.
Baldwin's Dem majority as Supreme
JUICE was nearly 8 400.
The I41ian fsht reported by the oVer!aad
mail i. confirmed. Two chiefs were captur-
cd and shot.
Later Sandwich Island dates arc received.
Ga tie IL d September the main points Of
d fffe,ence in the new treaty with France were
conceded to the later. Tue duty on liquors
was reduced to So, and the French Consul
was allowed Judicial functions.
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rOLUMBlA LAND OFFICE, WAsHiNGToH,
L rlsrmcr OF Observation-Disclosures tor the
sale ami Exrnamge OF Farms. Plantations. City
Lots and Real Estate generally. on iuI"rnIs-
sion. throughout the United states
VI. WATSON Il CO-Gtiice III The building on
the corner of Indiana avenue and second street
The attention OF lard Owners In FIglgla AID
Maryland. who wish 10 effect saIes OF Farms,
and other landed property, IL requested to The
above establishment, as alio:dIEg facilities Tor
the sale q. real estate, untqualled by those OF
any other agency. Circulars transmitted Oh
application. octo-roSm
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Rev. r w. Barnweii, Jr., Of Columbia, s.
G, has declined the call extended to him 70
become the rector Of Trinity Church, 10 WASH,
irgson city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-29

vACKSONS CANDLES.-gO boxes and half
u boxes Jackson's Mould Candles, this day
GRAY, MILLER & CO.,
oct % cor. King X Water sts.
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Rev. JNO G.. BLACK YELL, A. NJ, President
and Prot OF Natural Science and Ethics.
J. ] POTTS, A. NJ Prot. OF Mathematics and
ancient Languages.
ARNAUD PREOT, Prof. of Modern Langua-
ges and Music.
MRs +. A. PkE0T, Assistant in French and
Music.
Mss ) A. COBB, Instructress in Ornamental
Branches and Assistant IN Music.
Assistant, i'm Nusic
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nLASTER AFLOAT-<uU tons soft, cargo
OF Brig Catherine Rogers, direct from
Windsor, n. S, to arrive, for sale by
JAMES c NEVETT,
o.. o1 Dukestreet Wharf
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=

rs. SCsSJS
orTpgpR yi,u .,... MooS's PHASES.
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BY :. J. Vi 0RMlCE -hucrIoskEh.

COMMISSIONERS SALE0f VALUABLE
< PROPERTY IN THE CRY OF ALEA-
ANDR!A-Ry virtue OF = decree o. the CITcu:t
Court OF Alexandria comfy. 'arHeret a. is
MAY Term, 1855. ~ the >I.- 81 p ccEsrt vs.. Tor
rer aud fowle, the undsTsIgnst vii. o. Nom
day Gc 18th deg 0f October, 1875. a y Oc0rf,
IN 'front.' o. iue Mayors Office. ~ ne CRY a!
..isxandrIa, SCI! at pubic auction. TIE follow
ing valuable real estate or SO much thereof as
Will BE- sufficient 20 satisfy TIE said decree. ~:
No | \ LOT OF GROUND or Tie north
west corner q! Queen and ~. Asapa stress,
fronting on Queen >trert about IS treI, thd TX
trniiug back northwardly - feet Il inches 90 d
Ten lee; alley. This LOT Is improved by a '"o
~ story BRICK HOUSE. known as the
..ryandria Academy
NJ. .. \ LOT adjoining the above mortlon-
ed lot No. !. on the west, fronting on QIern
street about - itet, and extending back - let
! inches 10 the said 10 feet alley lols g
Is improved with a large thee story BRICK
@es DWELLING, lately occupied by X. l..
- Rrorke;t.
ERNs-One-tenth Of the purchase money IN
cash. he resid ne AT s, ~, and Is months, from
the day Of saie. For the deferred payment,
ne bonds OF the purchaser with security Will be
required. bearing interest from the day OF sale.
And the title retained until the bonds are paid.
WILLIAM h. FOWLE,
sept lS-2awtds Commissioner
EsT The above sale is postponed until Mon.
ily fhe Isl day Of N0rsmber, al the same time and
place. loot l9-eotsl W. H. +, Comm'r.
u |. " 4 4 l. ,rhI 4 I.HI .FrL' NSItyIEt =
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James Gordon Bennett has rented the
house of Col. Roberts, on the heights OF
Georsetowu, and WILL reside there during the
winter
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-29

;NEMALE COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE,
BUCKINGHAM, FA.-The Fall Session ot THIS
Institution will open on The 22d Of September.
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Z UUDDuN FARM FOR SALE-Ihe SUD.
scrrhcr oil-is Tor sale, at a very 10" pTc",
his FARM. called ".4LN.4,' on the LreNhnrg
Turnpike, twenty five miles from Alexandria,
and one and 4 halt from the Alexandria, Lon
doun and Hamp,hlre Railroad. Il contains
FIVE HUNDRED AND TWENTN-FOtR
ACRES about one hall in cultivation and grass,
the balance in open timber, which affords a very
large Summer pasture iouT excellent springs
and a well in The yard, with water twenty-five
IL feet in depth The DWELLING saveTy
- fine two. story, frame, and basement OF
tage building. with every necessary oujbuiid'ng
all entirely new Terms very liberia!
Addres. SAML A. MASTERS, Alex'a.
Innhnu,, cnnnfv Va oct l2-eOlm
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- nnn CHALLENGE HEATER

O. ONO CHALLENGE HEATER
sDIsUDU We are now receiving our
fall SUPPLY Of Cooking, Office, Church,
Hotel. Chamber, ard larlor STOE rs, Of the
la;ss, and most approved patterns, amongst
which j., the celebrated Pennsylvania, of Do.
mlnion, YORK ,omplrle, Economist, and Char
ter Oak COOK STOVES; and lor Paiiofs, Din
ing Rooms. Chambers, Hotels. Churches, &c,
Bakers Patent and ether RADIATORS; CylIn-
der and Open Front Stoves, Tor wood or coal
Air Tight Stoves. Of Cast or Sheet iron. We
have. also. SANFORD'S $1,000 CHALLENGE
HEATER. tie cu~ape,t ard most powerful
Heater in ,he world Al! OF winch we vii! sell
cheap for Cash, or to p%unctnal paying customers.
ISAAC KEEL 4 BRO,
oc, IA-polm No. q King street.
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g.. fVk lHlLADELPHlA-The regular
,&Fecset >chr. &. KING, Andrews, mss
o, ~ 'ai on Saturday For freight, apply
gu o. 10 STEPHEN SHlNN,
-<I No. 4, South Wharves.
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0 TA'> LAGUYRA COFFEE, 10 bags
ia Cofee, 10 bags Rio Coffee, in store,
o. ,a'e by ROBINSON & PAYNE.
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nnnp> PORTO RICO and MUSCOVA-
G. ~ Noi.AsSES, 5 hhds. Porto Rico and
sugar, lot sale by
- ROBINSON & PAYNE.
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ERRlNG'S FIRE AND sIh1LAh
PROOF SAFE.-lhe very oes' ea'e
known. All sizes for sale al Factory prizes
by JAS. c. NEVEIT, Agent ior Alex d.
oct 81
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Lnt,r from Havana.

SAVANNAH, OFT. 2S.--Tne steamship lsa-
bel, from H.vana on the % b, arrived OF Iy-
bee last night.
Tie sugar msrket closed firm, bat opera
tons had been limited. The stack IN llava-
ma and Matauzas amouoted to $4,000 boxes.
Molasses closed dull, bat firm.
Freigbts were very dull, and dec!ioing.
Exchange was high and firm. Sterling ez.
change ll5all5!; on New York at sixty days
lO4l04!
Capt. Q arg, With the off rers and crew OF
the los. bark Phanton, Of Philadelphia, bad
arrived al Havana 90 the llth. The cook
AID steward Of Tie Phantom were drowned.
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MARINE =

og OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IS.
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John A. Smith has resigned the office o!
Clerk Of the CIR nit Court Of the District Of
Columbia--and Z. j. Middleton, Clerk of
the Crimirul Court, has been appointed to
fill the vacancy.