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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-24

NEW YORK, Sept. % Flour advanced; sales
of 1000 bbls.; State So 2CGS5.3 80; Ohio s. 80
0S6O0; Southern $4 s9GS57O. Wheat is buoy.
ant; red at ll6Gl25c.; white l36G!45c. Corn
is quiet; sales oil 10000 bush; mixed al 7O@
75c.; white Soc; yellow CSC. Whiskey lis dali
at 23i6l4c. Stocks are higher. Va. SIS SO.
Mo re sis
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-24
The arkcGa.

BALTIMORE Sept 23-Flour is frmer. How
ard street and O.io $3.50. Wheat closed with
an advancing tendency; red l226l30c.; white
l336,42c Corn-whi,e 7s4iSOc.; yellow 500
Gle Whiskey is dull. Provisions are duh.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-24
ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER

DEATH OF r W. HUNTER. Esa.-We regret
to announce the death IF Robert w. Hunter,
ST.. esq, which took place at his residence
in Prince Georges county, Nd, on Wedne'
day night. Mr.. Hunter was u native, and
long q resident of this city, and one Of the
most skiiiful and successful ship-builders in
the country. At the time of Lis death, be
owned the shp-ysrd az present conducted by
his two sops Messrs. Joseph and Wilkerson
Hunter.
New B5oKs.-Tho publishers, Messrs.
L. B. Peterson & Bros, have sent US a copy
of "Ccurtship and Matrimony," with other
sketches from scenes and experiences in 7o-
cia life, by Rob!. Morris, editor Of the Penn
,ylvania Irquirer This book is said by
those who have perused it, to be Of more than
ordinary interest, and calculated to produce
good effect upon the reader. Mr.. Morris
has long been known as q fine writer, sud
we have no doubt his work will be widely
read.
From the same publishers We have re-
ceised Davenport Dunn" man of our
day, by Charles Lever. Mr.. Levers works
are very popular and this one is highly spo-
ken o.. The above books are for sale at Mr..
Coo. Z. Freochs Book store, King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-24

4 u Peudleton, Jr., was lately elected
=, a''G'nsy Tor the Coumonn ealth in the coun-
NoiSny,he.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-24

rIHHE GREAT BEAUTIFlFR ~ it'u
rrSTCCrIsFrITY EurGHT fg.,s
j., 4 Far i restore. per,narrr,l. .r..
hair , ,a;,. o,i~in,I color, cover. myuaarrly a..
h,l, bad. ,e1 ,,,, ali a,rdrrH ,ch.nc aad
srro,,,, .c.lI head and all crrp,,cr, m,,g..s r'.
hair soft. healthy, ard gio.sy. ard ".'' r'.r.
ii t" a"y Imaginable ag'; removes o.
magic. all hlo'chrs. &c. rom IN" lace. 40.
cures all neuralgia and nervous heat acne. sc
circular and IA" following
NovEn y. Il. t-b. zd. ls''-f""- .. I'D.
WooD x tO.--uENrs "'ts.n ''N a. 70
have received Sc many oIh'r, am '...,r , l''
Prot. q. J. "''oD HAHN >" - y ''
tn:t 10 daG W. were c'"p'''r' 10 '-''' 90 "..
ton Tor q3outtY QAe to~,r yoa .V!n.r.''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-24

~ e Blue Ridge Republican says:--lntel-
n =. IRON all the adjoining counties leads
" teiie'e that the Corn crop will prove
Nv ~,s' 'aanwas expected, though still short
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-24

EF The creates, natural ornament 10 'he
human form divine is unquestionabiy hne
luxuriant, healthy growth OF hair II has been
so esteemed in all ages OF the world: and among
all nations savage and civilized. Hence the In
dian brave regards the scalp OF his enemy as
his greatest trophy. For similar reason the
fashionable belle often DISCUSSES the region Of
vanity, as we'll as her other phreroiogIca;ii or
gans with borrowed locks. He VINO should as
cover a mode OF preventing the hair from show
;ng ,he irrosds of envious Time by turning
prematurely gray, method BY which Ii could
be restored when falling off or turning wn''e'
and way of promoting is continued AMI 'uxo,
RANT growth, would be justly entitled 10 RANK
among the beneiactors OF the n"na" race neau
,he testimonials in another column OF the VOL
de1ful, not 10 say almost miraculous eti' els Of
"pROF. WOODS HAIR RESToRAl r.
ard see if he has not accomplished all this
Capita! City Fact
Sold by all respectable Druggists
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-24

pONNETS, RIBBONS. ARTIFICIAL
Is FLOWERS AND MILLINERY GOODS
GfNERALLY-JOHN r. EEdAS has just
received splendid assortment Of GOODS IN
he above line, which in beauty, guilty and
price cannot be surpassed by any establishment
south OF New York His assortment comprises
BrNNETS. OF toe latest and most fashionable
s,ve., RIBBONS OF all grades aud ARiiFi-
Ci.I FLOWERS and RUCHEs in great va.
r,atv =. IS also manufacturing BCNNETS,
Of every description, and in styles OF elesa, &c
not to 6p surpassed he soIici;s call at his
old stand No. So King street sep -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-24

4 OST-Un Sunday evening last, brt~e-n
Newrons hul.I aGi >aEep.a Hail, HAM
BKAGELET, w,th Black Enane!ed Clasp. a
suitable reward vii be gwen ior IL recovery
il lei, d, Newton Ho;s.. sep -l-eo3i
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-24

The u. S. Steamer Watcrwitch left the
Washington navy yard. on Tuesday for Nor.
folk. The steamers Fulton and Arctic sail
Ell thence on w cdnesday for the same port.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-24

1 LEXANDhIA LIBRART.-In CONSEQUENCE
~ Tie existing ydcancy i" TIE oihce OF
Librarian, tn= Alexandria Library wi! be open
ed IN the afternoon, until further notice, Only
from u 10 ) O'Clock. The evening hours Will
remain unchanged
sep Z3--ii Ac'm9 resident
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-24

lust RECEiVED-A supply N Fancy
81 Goods. Hair, Nail, and Tooth Brushes,
Rousels and Wrights Pomades Co!ognes ba.
Ems Ext angipannl and Kiss me Quickly,
Lubin's Musk and Pachouly, Pocket books,
Dressing Combs, Loves Brown Windsor Soap
fine and Poke; Combs, Rose and Antique. Hair
Oils For sale by PEEL, STEVENS n co,
90, "A cor of King and Al!redsts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-24

IL The night men will please select ano'h,
or Mace than Prince street at the crossings oi
Washington and Columbus. for the sp''"k'p &
of their fayors. We have had our iull share
and there is homely Saying, which IS very
true, that ",oo mucn of good thing is mas
ty." Cannot the police abate this nuisance
PRINCE STREET.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-24
TAYLOR 4 HUTCHINSON

] AVE now III store large and complete
assortment OF FAIL DGE-GOODS, and
eECmerate n part as i0itOws.-
For LADIES:
Black Dress Silks. OF every quality
and Fancy Flounced six
Plaid and Striped
MOusiine Robe les. very beautiful
Rich >ty,e Robe .es aI'rrnes
Fir. Meiiuo Robe 2 les
CrsyIlias DeBege>. and AIpacas
Wvolra Hlalds Poll de Chene
French Work N every variety
Mau,llla Shaw!s, Sack F!arues, all coors
Mise. Nious.lu, kob-s. sc sc.
FOE GENTLEMEN
Black Cloths aud Cas,Imeres
Fancy FIR end American DO
Plain tassmrr"s lur SUITS
Ves'inss Hanikcrciirls, rravats
Scars Gloves, &c, &c. &c,
Woolsn Shirts aud Drawers
FOR FARMERS AND FAMILIES.
10. ii, and ~ Rieochcd and Bro Cotton
>hca'ings . and ! II Linen Sncetlng. and hi
ow Case Linen, Ele,caed Table linen, Damask
Napkins; ~, H. and ia Rocauaic BED b'dm-
Eets: Servants Blankets, Shaker and Wrich
Fidnnes Toweimgs Plain White and Ghrc~ed
CambrIcs: Fuet Cloths Linseys; u'maburss
Canton Fann-ls; SIItinctts, &c. &c. sep II
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-24

srEW MILLINERY-l have Ju.i received
= M FALL STOCK OF MILLINERY
consisting in par; OF BONNEIS, FLAiS, ASD
SHAKERS. RIBBONS, FLO" ER>, FkA II.
Frs &c: also, large stock OF HOSIERY
AND GLOVES. UNDERSTANDS, AND COL
LARS. al! Of which will be sold al prices to
en-, tba lines. a. F. T RERRY'S,
90, 21-I3.- No lU6, King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-24
AIM An AC.

1853 SUNSCs
SEPTEMBER. rise, ret. Mo0Es PBAsss.
"a Friday. D 81 D. q. u
% Saturday. 6 80 - Last Or ~ ~
20 Sunday. q 3 % New o %
II Monday. o s 80 First d.. ID ! So
Is Tuesday...6 IS SO Fui. ..22 III 9a
20 "Wednesday 50 81 HIGH WATER
80 Thursday. 90 81 SEPT Il "a IN. 81 r.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-24

FRhNULrS. J. Ha'H.'' be.
RANKIN Il kGTHRUCR. &aal1,.s ,sn
Us,,,.s n FRENCH E.n.l>E. '..
AMERICAN PAPER .AANGiNn, "..as
Shades Corr.ce, Curtain BANDS fr.s au. {
HULsTEKI GOODS. >ouluwes. cu.ass o. ',-
and n. streets Washington, u. [.
ty Paper put on b. experienced "osan''..
Washington d. (. aug it--rohm
A SPLENDID NUMBER --Harfar- -..,
y Montrlv Magazine ,or October contain.
M Inc i,ual .nou., ~ interesting ".1.'r. 4ua
TIE couf4L.4,ion oi i-acE4lay e, .a..a----
>ub.,uy..ou, received, aij sln.,ir ..usaosgs ,1..
by JAMES ENiMi>LE : arN.
.eg :. No 80 nlaE stool
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-24

TEU. +. BALDWIN, dealer IN IRON and
II STEEL, NO. IS toTlh FutrfdI Srsei Al
ways OF hand complete stock Of IL,
BAND. HOOP. and HORSESHOE IRON; al,o.
CAST, SHEAR, GkR'iAN, and Bills TX
STEEL Al. O: wnicn viii be sold al tie .o''
est price FOR cash, OK on short rsist' 10 P"nctuaI
..e,a,,.,S .spl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-24
Tne Cnhle WORKING Again

ST. JOINS, S:pt. ga dispatch from
Trinity Bay, this mITuipg, says that the
Ocean Cahle is g.in in good order. The
electrical current l. now passing through tie
wires as perfectly as ever.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-24

MR.. ]. {. FOERTSCH, gives Instructions
vi in Music. Apply at "a, Prince street, or
u. E. F1suc.'s Periodical store. sep !i-dH
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-24

Phenix Hall, Hat and Cap store
? S-A most beautiful assortment o! trercn
FELT HATS C.4SSLHERES CHLDRENS
FANCY HITS and CARS all al correspond
ingly low prices. Call and examine for your
cot sep "a
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-24

NOR CASH We are selling our best S5
L HAT tor 81, and guarantee 1t superior TO
any HAT sold IN the Credu Houses ior IS
InIIN lpSnT II
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-24

AorsE BrRST.-We are sorry to learn that,
% sabbath last, the dwelling house of Mr..
''an Teller, ofthis county. was consumed by
e"' The family we're at church when the
l'e vas discovered, and before assistance
~uld be obtained. the fanes had made such
Npa Progress as to file all efforts to ex-
"0sui'a ibem; and the consequence was, that
.Ie house, with it- furniture 60, we're soon
10 ashes. Mr.. F.'s loss IL heavy one, and
y. case appeals strongly to the sympathy
"as Community: and We hope it may not
'FPeai 10 vain Woodstock Tenth Legion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-24

NJ | BARRELS ARABY FAMILY FLOUR,
~ o'sale BY ROBINSON & PAYNE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-24
Z iBEkTI HALL
w Y VI AN!
Wy VI AN!
Wy MAN!i
THURSD.iY FRTDiY IND SATURDAY,
September Esd, z4A and 18th;
ALSO,
SATURDAY, afternoon al 3 o'ciock
r. Sac c., I'll hand hills sep xll--it

Anew AND POPULAR BOOKS, Jest pub
7 !ished and for sale at FRENCHS Boo'
aud PsriOdtcai Depot.
courlsnip and Matrimony, with other sketch
20 from sciences and experiences IN Social Lille
particularly adapted tor every day reading, by
Robert Morris. | vol II mo. bound 5 20, pape
covers vols. 81.
Davenport Dunn, man of our Day by Chas
Lever, author of Charles OMalley," "lrIst
Dragon" TON Burke OF Ours Jack Hin
ton etc, Soc.
The Opera Dancer with mysteries of Londor
Life by q. W NJ. Reynolds, SOC.
The Lawyers Story, or the Orphans Wrongs
by James 4 Maitland, author OF the Diary o
an old Doctor" "Sartaroe," The Waterman,
etc. vol II mo- s. 20, , vols. paper covers !!
Constantly receiving new books. sep "A
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-24

7 LIBRARIAN WANTED.-No;ice is hereby
l gwen that he Board OF Directors OF the
Alexandria Library Company, vail proceed, on
Saturday, the I'd ol October, TO elect Libra
riau 10 supply the vacancy occasional by the
resignation OF Norvai F. Foari. The service
required is attendance at the Library from 3 10
5 and from : TO O'Clock, F. NJ, every Jay
keeping the room in order, and collecting the
subscriptions. The compensatIon is about
fi50 per snnum
Applicants will please address the underSlsn-
ed through the Post Office. BIZ order OF the
Board OF Directors
RICHARD l. CAFNE, Jr.,
sen gi-dtd Acting President.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-24
FRANCES l.. SNlTH. -....
Law. 3 TAYLOR

HUI IT'-"VI|F
- b." above sale IS postpone a... 81.
n,S 'sy Tie l5in dGy u Octo6o, II tie .iI.. ..
and place. sept TO-. ra..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-24

ahiN1 VlNEGAR.-lO bbls. for sale by
'eP' PERRY l. PENNYBACKER.
The Washington union., 1858-03-25
PROPOSALS. FOR LrrHoGRArnIc PRINTING
osrks SUPERINTENDENT PrMr rx,Snn, !.

SUPERINTENDENT prHtC IEiSrSs,
Washington, March ~, 1883.
SEALED PROPOSALS An IN tfa srr nni Tuesday
the 9th day Apr 1855 tc st manner the FOL
lying Iht.g of Representatives q sho Uni
l,si
l stone and printing t"n moi
of each Of my charts 10 aconnpany mo
annual Of the Superintendent vi the Coast survey
~ For engraving prping thousand cefes oro
or Iss) II twenty charts tho report
IN ne us class proposals the hun
rc COPIES printing each car separately
ta state the price for engraving
each chart aud for printing yr hundred separately
Ti, charts open tins Office, for the inspection n those per
Of bidding the until the closing o the bids
where forms for proposals may be procured
The paper 1rcdtor printing will be furnished by THIS oNHce
he hon's with will be
required FROM successful bidders for the faithful execution oftfr
contracts
II il that bids will be entertained from
pt parties directly and practically acquainted with
rt Il n Wrk bid for , :,
ND vros the time required for the execution of the
work or will bo addressed tho under
rnc endorsed tho envelope Proposals for ihogrnrhng"
g ,-s. .... GEO. w. BOWMAN,
Mr % eoid fniei&sar1 superintendent
The Washington union., 1858-03-25
k6r All Parts OF the West.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

rJvIIREE TRAINS DAILY from Baltimore, for Cum
M ACCOMMODATION TRAIN will Except su~aAy) at
M connecting with trains from Philadelphia hrs train
Washington at Junton) will stop ~ .ash and arrive
Scrland O'Clock D. m.
3D. MAI. TRAIN daily Except Sunday
$780, and rcrAcs Wheeling by T. connecting
vile Cevclhrt Toledo Detroit Chicago st. louis Cairo,
mediate yans 7
81 ne ExPRFS TRAIN daily p. connecting with
for Cincinnati ST. Louis Cairo Chicago
e The distance Cincinnati and other
the West Is Mules
Rsee checked through 10 Columbus Cincinnati Indianapolis
lohs
Messengers s%1 baggage transferred ut all points
IROJElS TICKETS will be sold West
ut the k~t possible rates, at the ticket Office (ar, Station
Washington city
second class car IL attached .hc sal
Passengers from Hlntre Washington the
daylight taking living ut
Cumberland hlx<E fhcy
n which leaves Vtberland $50 and reaches Wheeling
u q
passengers rn Washington ample
ineon JuussFeA
This only by through tickets and baggage checks
can ls CHAINED in Washington.
FOR WAY PASSENGERS.
Cumberland the beyond going
Ea,wardy the mail train leaves Wheeling
Cumberland reaching ai
The FREDERICK TRAIN except stopping
stations Leaves Frederick at Q, arving Baltimore
Al 1870,
and aao Leaves Eicotis Mills a 80, and 80 M,
except sunday
s. WOOIkDE
Jan H--dn Master Of Transportation
The Washington union., 1858-03-25
In equity IN the circuit court
for Somerset county.

VVNlIE Oblect OF thl6 suit lS procure UeCIee
Matthias late of ScfDcrsct
Iman hts life indebted, and died indebted,
complainant hundred snd Sonr dollars ana
with the 9th Of OOccS 1880, on jung
Somerset county the lAh
that being Indebted the sati Mshas &c
parted alout the month M January 1883, intesae sud ~
the orfaRs court o Somcrsce
rnc Toayinc and tint said personal es
the eccdsnt debts TINT he died
county, which In
that said debts have not been paid and
mortgage the I'd dy ~
November executed decd 70 Robert
all the lands he purchased of ir
John the mont Of
hundred and twenty Ave dollars during lie 10 his
copy Hcd marked &C.; that complainant
abandoned ahd
ta nd decd o trust
Robert Elizabeth parties W
Matthias lnrnan left the following children biz
Emil. Frantd T"rman, who Is m nnh
Tbcmns Iorman, john
r. ESman Matthias Amelia nrmNn and
william reside IN
The bill the ssc n the real cae
said Nautilus Doran his debts and for sueh oshe
resident defendant and for ubpGnn for the other defendants.
all . whom I've somerset county -t8Aj3
this 24h day OF February, leee that tho
complainant inserted In
newspaper published Washington each " 6ur snccrs
before twelfth April next Doacc to said
appear this in ny soil
the thirteenth July c prem
show she as why decree shnud ot pass a.
prayed. ltNlN WoOiIWW, ''efk.
r. ne cory-T5st
The Washington union., 1858-03-25
Mar 1-1aw4wSun
LONDON CORDIAL GIN.--THE

HTT KLES ; LUNUUN IUKDIAII EIN.--THE
Y j ORIGINAL AND iONIpN TMIORrEn-This Giu
barley, under the surveillance a
dcicatcy Aayoru with Italian
juniper berry the IL
kingdom rendering IT, in the opinion
men, the porest
rs delicious tonic of soft and delicate differing entirely
oths Gin devoid
ders the article known Holland lsavps
Though Intended medicine thysirns
generally Of Dyspepsia, Klcnpa-n, rcy Gravel
coc Cholera, Fever and Aguc Urinary
gans the Kidneys aud the Bc~c pliuy &, w-t the
weaker VIII IND by adoption those distvcss
ing which frequently aeod their dclcse oreanrson
Valentine medical authority,
pronounccs tAJtSs LONDON nt ouy superior
ether bat tn, 10, ern''
iravcs 70 ,h,rg"s of ard
quarts thirty cents
limitations Buy only cIIutSS MNE oTI'tK y JwTvHsrri,
jpMuNr G. CUAIlts Importer
lily ~ h,o.iw,v. New York.
The Washington union., 1858-03-25
Mar l2eod

William BifckheaJ ~, Purrlcn .."'asine,
administrator ~ Matthias Dor,.ah'
Elizabeth lNrman Robert " 1OURh-
crty, Emily Frances hrmap, thtrr"s
Iprman, John ihrman, Aure'Ia Dor
man, Matthias norman, Amelia Dor
man. and William Edward pormun
The Washington union., 1858-03-25

No. 597.l
Notice Of the Removal Of the Land once from
Sauk Rapids to st. Cloud, In the Territory OF
Minnesota.
/ accordance with the provisions of the act Of
Congress entitled "An authorizing changes
land occs approved March 1851 hereby
that the Office for the snle Of the public lands at Rp
h Territory Of Minnesota will be removed TO ST CLOUD said
ierrhofy, al az early period az pracfioobe
further notice TO the precise time OF removal viii be suc
'ne register and receiver for the land district
evn under band the city Washington twenty third
oy mFebrunry, A. D. 1888.
Ry order of the President
TIIOS A. HENDRICKS
Commissioner tandO once
Feb 2h-1awsw lint Ss,er
The Washington union., 1858-03-25

AA'"aAH COLLINS,
No so Wall street. N. Y.
BROWN, SHIPIEY, a. co,
STEPHEN KENNAFD 4 Do
- No. ~ AUSTIN Effars L6hdgn
B. G. wAINWRsGhs \ 70,
Paris
he these ships ~ nc' " accountable for god
bullion specie jewely ets stones metals unless bills Of la
theraa s The value thereof therein
Dec 16-sU
The Washington union., 1858-03-25
TO OUR SUBS SCRIBERs.

The name @ viii r entered bocks unless Ii,
payment Of the subscription bcnaae advance g..
pant subscribers letter and all
VIII ne assumed by ourselves IN ia transmission.
The COUNTRY PAPER published weekly during seasons
'' 'onsressi and semi weekly during the
sun eons for period less year will bs
prcport"ned TO tbs above annual rates
AsitSrMAsffIS arc authorized our agents; by
sending US FIVE DAILY subscribers with enclosed sE
WEEKLY subscribers, with saS enclosed copy
grais
The Washington union., 1858-03-25

NJODEKN LANGU GESe-lb vicssor DANIEL H.
wi GRuuY, Teacher and Translator NDbcnl rerrs-~ cs,
frcnch spanish, and Geusn No .s5 opposite
WIZARDS tdel Mar lo-d3mo I'd
The Washington union., 1858-03-25

nj iNNIE RlFLES.--Two Thousand for sale, in
Jnce ~ N' ~ w. 'o. w ,o'h 'oN
The Washington union., 1858-03-25
0EORGETOwN FEMALE SEMINARY,
Georgetown, ID. G.

FTNIIIS large boarding and day school for young
i rds long and iavorahy known conducted by Miss
English, the NJ principal
assisted by competent and experienced teachers
department Of learning
daughters here
vision, accustomed dothe
seminary representing nearly every til.
For particulars address NJ. j. NARROWER,
Principal Of tho Georgetown Female Seminary
Sep Ia-eof' Georgetown. ID. c.
The Washington union., 1858-03-25
yy,HE NEW YORK AND LlVEkPooL ~ uNliED
s,s,e. mail stoamers ships comprising TINS hne are
.,. Capt Oliver ndridge.
inc Ann"'.''' 'tt' 49, Capt Jos. Comsiock.
Inc bahio .'''''''- Capt james West

shipsh buIN "
.lay care ba. IN their construction, ns also IN
,be, engines 10 strength and speed s'' ns,r
sar n. are unequaled for elegance ana co''.
improved ~a'e
me ,. h.cn make them all ss good as new
hn' ~ s proves their mode ot consfuc
.ish t,,o,,.,oI Al, a,s, cabin sIao.
. i ,a ,,bin s5 LverPoe 10 New York, 80 and 20
Ruincas
No berth be secured until paid for
The Washington union., 1858-03-25

MOURNING SILKS.-Opened to-day 20 pieces
1vl yarions styles widths prices mourning silk.
= lew choice styles second mourning silks
Inc variety Of mourning goods enables nc
r y" sven r"rs NJ prices favorable consumer
dniy. ' " '' ~" '"PP"e'
DINO price only marked in plain therefore no customer
oscrchargcd. " N'7'''"'' y
All old bills must be settled ones ar mad. ". A.. IN
flexible on this point ~ f
distrcssingiy large "
Bills presented for pay ymcnt monthly.
II determination make a No
possible without disturbing the pleasant relations
between az n.
PERRY h BROTHER
Central Sorcs.p building
hsrcb s-10tdh opposite Centre Market
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PHOTOGRAPH OIL PAINTINGS.

DROFESSOR j. E. CHURCHILL, Artist, respect
Il fry thanks b his friends patrons
m-nt, aud solicis a continuance Of the
Studio at MCartey Gallery, No 4a8 Pennsyvan three
doors east Of ~ street.
Dec At II +.
The Washington union., 1858-03-25

DRILLIANT SCHEMES FOR APRIL. 1888
GRHsioRY 4 MAuRy, Managers WILMINGTON, DEI.A ARE
10 drawn superintendent Commissioners appointed
by tic pcysvnor. N
ss7 sooiotcry fr he Benefit Of the STATE Og DELAWARE,
Class 1855 MINGToN, DFl., sstu
The Washington union., 1858-03-25

hAlLf OPENING SPRING SUPPLIES IN ALL
IL nrschss fancy staple dry goods adapted
AN our entire stock of fancy silks shaHls merinoes moussclne
mhn'' Sc, nj vastly aud recently reduced prices.
one pre 'n marked plain consequently inexperienced
ouy sts ar" not oyercharged.
nh presented for payment monthly.
us our determined purpose to make trade cash
oness possible without disturbing The relations which
he existed between of and oprselvcs
"res NJ years"
PERRY BROTHER
. "Ccn,ra Stores" building
Nnch e--lotW opposite Centre Market
The Washington union., 1858-03-25
7. join
HENRY Il CAMPBELL,

DdHEeTS,
LAND, COLLECTING, AND INSURANCE AGENTS,
So1r CITY, io,ra,
Enter lands With land cash and loan
western Pay taxes and furnish abstract titles
Sep 2b-d&swly
The Washington union., 1858-03-25

7THTKTY -NINTH INSTALMENT.--Now In store,
tho thirty ninth ps'aent Of ceIebrasd "hpuewite
ms
cases "ladcs cotton'
cases Everlasting shring cotton"
They egl the best goods produced in this country each
fece stamped with them Of their
Passing excellence,
We advertise them for the benefit, OF and uonrescns
900 pieces of all other superior seeng
ding the famous English cloth American 'watcr twist
200 pieces plain and plaid and blantes with nil other
Kinds of white
New supplies from the North and East daily.
one price only, marked IN plain figures.
AN old bills must be paid prior 10 beginning
Az m presented for monthly In cash notes will not be
acceptable, We infexibic in this rule.
Coed articles low prices, dealing may
PERRY q BROTHER
"Cenrai Stores, building,
March e-l0tdn -jte Cent? M,rke