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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-05
1CoMMUSICATED.


The Curious Ancient Inscription Decy.
pAered.-It was always my delight to search
and study antiquities, and great was my joy
when saw the notice in the Gazette. was
bobbing-roupd all day to find the famous in-
scriptlon, and who can describe my enthusi-
asm when | finally discovered it. | must
confess that, at the fl -st sight, my science was
puzzled | observed quickly enough that the
inscription was neither in the PtcDician nor
the IIindoo language; but | was thinking
about a jargon that heard many years ago,
in one of the remotest parts of the Caucasus.
After minute investigation, | found out that
was mistaken in my hypothesis; the light
of truth flashed suddenly through my mind.
| have it now! am proud Of it, | will not
share the honor of the discovery with any
one The inscription is what the Teutonian
calls KauderpeiSh" 1t is the real true
"Kamle,weish" Who dares to give better
explanation? Idefy the whole savant world
AN ANrlQUARI.
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ICON MUNICATEI


Mr.. EDITOR MAN about Town" in.
advertentIy (but most appropriately dealt a
tremendous blow to some who occupy more
sacred places than that filled by the sing.
ers. There is good old hymn, which, in
my book, reads thus
"My God, permit me not TO be,
A stranger to myself and thee
Which some may be heard to read in the fol.
lowing style:-
"Me God, permit me not to be,
A stranger To n"s.y an! thee
In like manner do We often hear the word
by changed into be; for Instance, the exprss'
sion--"By my own strength" "Be me own
strength"
Now, is it not q shame that these little, but
very expressive words, should be so abused.
| will not say more, but leave the rest tor the
Man about Town." who has struck upon the
right key, and l am sure will do justice to
all A CHURCH GOER.
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G.S SEWING MACHINES.-A Practice

OK SEWING MACHINES-A PRACTICAL
eO,) FAMILY SEWING MACHINE poR S5-P1-
forming fully eqnal wOrk. No missing /" ripping
Of stitches No getting Om Of mdr .Any badly
can use IL epery body rW hare Il. SECURED By
RECENT GRANT OF LETTERS PATENT)
Exclusive Rights Tor lew States and CouE.
ties will be placed within the reach OF any en-
terprising business man. "a portion OF the Ter
ritory already securely
The Propretors confidently feel they no"
place before the public the greatest chance Tor a
profitable investment ever offered. SEWN 2
Machine containing the requisite qualities
which, by its astonishing simplicity and low
cost. will al once 20 to the masses who have
been anxiousIy waiting for the Machine to come
within their grasp.
ID-Parties wishing TO purchase. are request.
ed to call al once, examine this most wonderful
achievement, and secure monopoly OF the State
or County desired
NOVELTY s. SEWING MACHINE co,
Office B.RrLETT II Go, Needle Manufacturers,
AZ Broadway, cor. Canal street, n Y.
Call or send for Circular with cuts of Ma
chimes oct 23-eolm
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The Overland M all.

ST. LOUIS Nov. 3.--The overland mail
fron San Francisco, with weekly papers OF
the 9th, has arrived; but the papers contain
nothing more then was embraced in the last
steamers advices.
The overland mai-coach brought FIVE pas.
sengers. The mail party met the westward
bound mail when only fifteen hours out Of
San Francisco. 1t had performed that dis
lance in twenty-five days from St Louis.
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Sale of Coins.

The private collection of U. S. cents no.
longing to MIR. Edward Cogan, coin dealer in
Philadelphia, was disposed of on NJ ,nday
last, amongst his private friends, and the coin
collectors generally. The following are the
prices of the finer and scarcer desert ptions:
A fine Washington ct. of 1871, large eagle,
$40; extremely rare die Of Washington CT,
1872, S2S GO; extremely fac, 1893 ring, or
link cent. SD 60; 1893, wreashe, very fine,
IS l3; 1893, liberty cap. do. 81 25; 1894, re-
markedly fine, S405; 1896. liberty cap, very
fine, 81; 1876. fillet head, 81; 1893, very fine
date, bu: rot quite perfect, 81; 1889, very
perfect, (termed bull he,d) 81
Many other cts. realized good prices, max
ing total of Sl2S 6S for ~.
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Money alters.

Tpr New York Tribune says "a further
,r.,,ance OF 100000 in gold went 10 the
>uh Al the present rate OF bills on the
Naru Al N.w Orleans. these remlttances pay
syO., q cent . month on the operation, which
(, much better than employing the money here.
IA, money market generally does not sympa.
.,~ 10 ay extern, with the attempt of certain
bank, 10 advance Ihe rates OF interest In some
,a.e. slightly increased rates have been paid,
.rI ,1yrs are probably fewer loans making al
,,.!,ng 'ow rates than during last week. But
borrower, srl continue 10 obtain call loans on
ayoI'e coIIatpraS al &sdi = cent, and first class
yegsI !. passed al 2lI5 y cent, mostly 403 y
fgr'
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GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
- The subscriber is authorized TO sell the
following valuable LOTS OF REAL ESTATE
TWENTY FIVE ACRES OF LAND, cover
ed with heavy growth OF WOOD, on Brad
docks road. about one and halt miles from
this city, Immediately north OF Mrs Powell
farm, commencing at the corner OF Mr.. Green )
paing fence and extending on the public ROAD
to Goings fenc--bounded on the north by Nj
j. J. Loyds farm. Price, Shopper acre. Tins
property is admirably adapted for country
residence, being remarkably healthy, and com
manding delightful view.
A LOT 20 ieet by 100 on Queen street be
~ tween Alfred and Patrick streets, with two
.WxFRAME HOUSES, one fronting Oh Queen
street, and one on wide alley, 10 which the lot
runs back.
A HALF ACRE LOT, on the southwest cor
ner of square bounded by Columbus, Wythe
Madison and Alfred streets
AN ACRE LOT, being the northern half OF
square bounded by Fairfax, Madison, Wythr
and Royal streets Fairfax street is graded Ia
the Canal, and the Depot of the Loudoun and
Hampshire road has been located in the lmme
date vicinity.
NORTHERN HALF of SQUARE bounded
by Washington, Montgomery, Madison, and 81
Asaph streets, except that portion occupied hy
the Washington and Alexandra railway.
A LOT 80 eet by 1913, in the middle oi the
square on Alfred street, between Wythe AMI
Madison streets.
The above property will be sold on very lib
eraI terms, with e,sy payments. Apply, aitcr
3 O'Clock, p. NJ, to w d. WATSON.
Room No. %, City Hotel, Alexandra
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MARRIED..

:, g,'.u,oye on Wednesday, the 3rd instant,
,.,,i.uce OF the brides mother, BY the
80 n L!,,rton, MIR ALEXANDER Ar
%rrn -, Alexandria, 10 Miss VIRGINIA
iri-TLElUN ol Baltimore.
o.,o. z7rn ulrimo, by the Rev Mr.. Hodgkin,
ZINES COMPTON, esq Of Charles county,
p' w.. MAGGIE, daughter OF Col. John n.
>. ,, o. 81. Mary's county, Md.
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Opponents OF MIR. Letcher,

The enemies Of Mr.. Lstchel have found a
new mares nest liz is the candidate Of a
Congressional caucus. This however turns
out not to be true. A majority Of the Eir'
ginia delegation, in Congress, are believed to
be against him. G3v. Smith, Garrett, Goodc,
aud others. But the people are for bin. and
his nomination and election are fixed facts
Blue Ridye Republican.
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RmsoSp FXroRT TRADE.-The almost dali
lym,yea,p OF business in tue following articles
TON he port OF Richmond, is last becoming a
matter OF satisfactory qualification. During
he month Of October just passed, there were
lsn'oba:rris OF Hour shipped hence for South
iHenca aud 400 barrels for Nova Scotia
$50 So hogshrads tobacco TO London, 654
,o:,lead, 10 Liverpool, and 472 hogsheads to
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ICoM INUNDATED.

As the 25.h instant has been set apart 10y
a number of the States, as o day OF Thepks-
giving and Prayer to Almighty God, tor bis
manifold blessings to us. and as it IL impro-
bable that there will be any day fixed by the
State authorities here for that purpose, 1t is to
be hoped, that, ns has been the case heretofore,
the Mayor will appoint day which will be
observed by our citizens.
MANY CITIZENS.
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The Naval Court Martial at Norfolk. to try
Lieut.. Payne Of the Marines, found him gull
ty, and the Department has dismissed him
from the service. Lieut. Payne is native OF
Tennessee, and has ouly been five years 10 the
nnrns
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MANY CITIZENS.
ICON VI UNICATRI

ICOMAUN1CATED-
In answer to "Scratch," in Thursday morn
inp's Gazette, | would ssy that r." nay take
A rub NJ the post is ready. RETLAW.
IUST RECEIVED and for sale
81 80 boxes Raisins, whole, half and quarter
Ci,ron; bale Butter Almonds
sack Paper Shell do
Hard do; | 90. 'evica do
Filberts; do. Cream Nuts
20 drums Figs trail Dates
cask Currants; 500 Cocoanuts, fresh
SUI Sweet Havana Oranges
bushels Ground Nuts
sack Pecans, | cask Canary and ! do
Hemp Seed; also, fine assortment OF Toys io'
Christmas Holidays, with line assortment o.
fine CANDY too Numerous to mention, win
| variety of CANDY of my own manufacture
fine lot of japan Cages, Breeding Cages; also
fifty pair of Canary Birds, all Of the above
GOODS, which will sell low for cash.
C.. SCHAFER, Coniectioner,
nov No. 9 North Fairfax street.
lust RECEIVED
u 1900 lbs. Buckwheat Flour, of sup'r quality
50 packages Goshen and Gades Butter
$50 bushels New York Potatoes
900 boxes Magdalen and ScaIeu herrlnss;
New Raisins, in whole, half, and quarter boxes;
| Ci,ron. Currants; Preserved Ginger; Cranber-
ries, &C., for sale by
nov S GARRETT HULST, lA7 King st.
uTOyE BRUSHES, Stove Backing, Floor
y Sweeping Brushes, Feather busters, hea''n
Finishes Hearth Brooms, Carpet Brushes
Crunb Dust White wash and Shoe Brushes
Hair Hat Tooth, Nail ClOtaes, Plate, aud
JOHN OGDEN
| C,IOAKS-We have Just received a beautiful
assortment OF Picolumlnl, Rag an, and 9th
Or desirab. STYLES of Black aud roloIed tLoAKs'
also Picolomini Stella Square and Long
SHAWLS. 5. 4 W. ME- f'No.n u,,,
nov S ""'ep'" ""''
DURE LARD. Neatsioot, Linseed, and Lamp
Oils Lewis's White Lead, Putty, Windo"
Class and Paints, ground in Oh, all c"iors, iof
sale by fhhh' . r;,',nnJ Atheists
nov COT vi hi's "'''
rEJJy STEAMERS and Jelly Mo"lds' Foot
| mon n hang before Crates. For sale oy
nov s JIM
raUSAGE CUTTERS.-Another supply Of
those cheap Meat Cutters, Just received
Everybody ouShl w
retail. at No IL Royal street ,ror
| oct 30 JonN l. W. ''.','''-
DUCKWHEAT FLOUR -l4Oo lbs. prlme
X Virginia BUCKWHEAT FLOUR reee'
| ed, and for sale by u,pNON
]Onn BAGS SHOT, assorted Nos, rtG rec, e.,
| NV per Schr. Statesman, ana 'or s san y
wv ]. H. McvElGH 4 son,
| Prince street Wharf
vvIRGlNA IRON.-A further supply, EN-
v bracing various sizes Virginia Hammered
Iran received, ard for sale by ma
| nov 2 -
0On BBLs. No. |. POTOMAC HERRs IN d
KIN 80 bbls. and hali-bbls. Family Snad
1 tor sale at reduced prices, by J. F.. McuTA"'
| nov 2 ofpeil 80
Nnn TONS sUMAC WANTED by the
VV) subscriber, for which he VIII pay 'h'
h;y G market price, in cash J +. MoIE T :,
| nov 2 Pr
~ BoXEs ENGLISH DAIRY CHEESE
I'D s do Pine Apple do. landing nus ga,
~ Scbr Statesman, from New lorE, LOT s"''
! no NAV II j. f. DOU'LAee'
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DIED.

y.a, B,Ir.vilIe, in Prince Georges county
g. m Thursday, the 18th ult., alter painful
.. Mr. JOHN PARKER, in the 4alh yeal
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-Sa. ~ :-:s:s
s&s1R
BIZ MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
LATER FROM EUROPE

HALIFAX. Nov. 4 The steamer American
arrived here late last night, with Liverpool
dates of the 23d.
The cotton market closed dull at decline
of II. Sales Of the week $4,000 balos.
Breadstutfs closed steady.
Provisions closed dull.
Consols closed at 9Sl GG9Sf
A few Ineligible words had been received
through the cable, and shares rallied, selling
at $500 100 per share.
The Frencb-Portusuese question was still
unsettled, but favorable solution was ex
pected; notwithstanding which two more
French war ships had arrived in the Tagus,
and there was O vague rumor that the Fog
lish channel nset had been ordered there.
The steamers Albany, North Britton, and
City Of Washington had arrived out.
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TIIESR Scales are now regard
4 A 4 l.. II

DLACK AND FANCY COLORED CLOTH
ID FROCk COATS-Black and Fancy Co
lored Bear Surtouts and Raglans.
Black and Fancy Colored Cashmere Pants.
Black and Fancy Coored Cashmere Pants,
extra heavy.
Black and Fancy Color'd Silk, Velvet and
Mrrinn Vests.
We have just received five cases OF the above
GOODS, all of our own manufacture, and which
will compare in style, material, and workman
ship with the best custom work. All at our usual
low prices, for cash. at
NOAH WALKER Il CO.'S,
No 36S Browns Hotel Building.
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No. 35S, Browns Hotel Building.
Washinyfon nov l-dbtlt

VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE OR IN
Y CHANGE.--l will sell or exchange ONE
HUNDRED ACRES OF the beautiful VALLEY
OF CAMERON situated in Fairfax County,
about one mile west of Alexandra, between
the Little River Turnpike and Cameron Run
roads and Joining the Cameron Distllery, for
property in Alexandria, Washington City, OF
any of the upper Counties OF Virginia. This
property is beautifully situated for farming
purposes, in a high state Of cultivation, and
finely watered Persons wishing TO purchase
will find my son on the premises
nov 3--eolm RICHARD WINDSOR.
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AUCTION SALES.

BY GEO. w. TAYLOR-AUcTIoSEER.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI
III TURE AT AUCTlON.-Will be sole
on Tuesday nert, The oh instant, al 10 OclOcS, a
the residence of W. W. White, on Water street
near the corner Of Wolfe, all his HOUSEHOLD
and KITCHEN FURNITURE.
nov dat GEO W TAYLOR AUct
10y VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID TO me, executed by Henry Love ana wife,
on the l3tn day OF June 1853 and OF record in
me Clerks Office OF the County Court OF Prince
william IN Llber No %, page $50 and for the
purposes therein named, shall proceed 10 sell
al public auction, for cash, in front OF the Court
House door Of said county, on Monday. The GM
day of D'cember Court day. that va uallr
TRACT OF LAND, adjoining the town o..
Dumlries, called ORANGEFIELD, containn.
ONE HUNDRED and SlXTY.FlVE ACRES,
all In fine state Of cultivation, and well adap
ted 10 grain and grass Also, that large erd
Ia commodious TAVERN HOUSE and LOT,
Ell in the town OF Dumtries. Those wishing
to purchase will examine the premises The
title is unquestionable though selling as tru-
Tee, shall convey such title as is vested III M
F. A. WELDON, Trustee
Prince William County, Va nov 5-eotS
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lree members are still 10 doubt.

Three members are still 10 doubt.
The Tribune and the Chairman of the Re-
publican State Committee ackno wledge q
Douglas majority of four in each house.
New YORK -PHTLADELrrIIA, Nov. 1.-THE
"Press" has dispatches FROM New, York,
asserting that lIaskin is elected by 10 to 60
majority.
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LIBER " HALL!
Less.es Messrs kuHkel Il {

Less.es. Messrs KuHkeI Il Co..
To the Citizens Of .7ctand,m:
Encouraged by the very brilliant success
which attended their last weeks visit OF three
evenings, and confident that jud!cIous and
carefully controlled endeavor 10 present the
Dramatic most intellectual and rational Of re-
reaiions--wo recev" t. e earnest approval OF
the rejecting portions OF the community, who
will not TAIL TO recognize the great Business and
social advantages 10 be derived from the possess
Son IN their midst OF an admirable resort.
Messrs Ku,kel < Go. respectfully announce
their intention 10 commence, Oh
SATURDAY EVENING, November 6,
4 bret series OF Dramatic Performances, with
the fully organized and able
HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE co,
From Baltimore, whose absence from that p"lu.
lar establishment is permitted by the En-
gageinent there OF the RAvEL TROUPE
and comprising among It's members
Miss CORNELIA JEFFERSON,
The accomplished CoTIedenne and Vocalist.
Mrs. STonpaRr Miss MARY PARKER
Mis- JOHNSON, Mrs. H. F. DAILY,
Ard the Elegant Dansense
Miss MARY PARTINGT0N,
The popular and humorous. Comedian, MR.
M W. ISKE z,
Mr.. W. 4. DONALDSON, Mr.. j. HARRISON,
Mr.. F.. HoLMEs, Mr. S. PARKER,
A Popular Comedian Vocalist,
Mr.. G. w. CLARKE. Mr.. q w. JOHNSON,
MIR. J. EocuE, Mr. {. LEWIS, and
Mr. J. II, STODUARI.
The initial performance will be John Broug-
hams beautiful domestic Drama o
TEMPTATION.
CoNrc SoNc Mr. s. Parker.
MrnLyy DANCE. Miss NJ Partington
Concluding with the laughable musical Farce of
LOAN OF A LOVER.
RATES OF ADMISSION:
To Dress Circle NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ~ cents
Family Cirrle..... ...............21 cents.
IL Doors open al halt past o clock, J. VI,
Entertainment commence al haipa o'clock.
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4 LEWlVES AT AUCTION.-On %,u
n day morning merit, 6ih instant, at \ o'r!o'h.
will be sold IN front Of the Warehouse 81
Messrs Blackjack Marshall II Co, 81 BBLS
NORTHERN ALEWIVES. Terms at Sale
nov 4-dts :. j. MCCORMICK, Auct
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State Elections

LLINoIs.-CHIcAGo, Nov. 4.-The Legis-
lature stands thus:
Senate, Republicans, 10 Democrats Ooug) ID
House do "a Do do 81
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com N r. hClAL.
The n arkeIs.

g,ruyoRE. Nov Flour is steady; Ohio
!, WbeA, IS III fair demand; red ll5Gi2Oc.;
,.,,ll.Gli1c. Com is frmer; old white ~
-. v,,Iow sraSgc. New Corn 60G6Sc.
y.o,:.ons are quiet.
NV YoHg. Nov Flour is heavy; State
=, NGSsl0; Ohio s52GG$5 40; Southern
ia1ss5a. Wheat is quiet; Western white
IA, Corn is booyant; mixed GsS7Oc. Pork
,layan,. mess ST. 25; prime 1913 So. Lard
All. Wl.sty are unchanged. Stocks dull and
oe.r Cumberland Coal Co. ~. Va. 6s . J..
No g. -:
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III THU my sUH Oh VHr PIrHIor' --,,
nov 2-eoIm RICHARD WINDSOR.

I OUDOUN FARM FOR SALE.-lhe sub.
/ scrber offers tor sale, at very low price,
his FARM called ".ALMA," on the Leesburg
Turnpike, twenty live miles from Alexandra,
and one aud half from the Alexandra, Lou
doun and Hampshire Railroad 1t contains
FIVE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FOUR
ACRES, about one half in cultivation and grass,
the balance in open timber, which affords very
large summer pasture; four excellent springs,
and well in the yard, with water twenty fYe
ia feet in depth The DWELLING Is a very
.jI-:4. fine two story, frame, and basement Cor
tage binding, with every necessary oufbn'Idihs
all entirely new. Terms very LIBERIA!
Address SAM'L. A. MASTERS, Alexa.
Loudoun county, Va, oct l2--eolm
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lon o. u reply 10 several letters and applica-
IA, >, y" ,ae subject, the advertiser would say
I'm 1E E' servant woman and boy advertised by
=, = &c" days ago, as for sale or hire, have
--"SPosed ct. nov 5-lts
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JOHN MURPHY, ATTORNEY 1T LAW,
D will practice in the Courts OF Westmore.
land. Richmond, and Northumberland Counties.
Post Office, Rice's Store, Wsstmoreland County,
v. dec ST
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S&'.., John Hunt, an approved minister of the
d, h! VI FRIENDS, expects TO attend meeting
ms '"e worship, at Friends Meeting House
&C. "'aph street, this evening, at halfpast Z
~'c, 10 which our citizens are respectfully
~-.u. nov Sit
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~ AN\lN ERSARY MEETING OF THE
~.A" MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOClA-
' ''0N- lhe Committee respectfully announce
~ 'hh'nS, that the Anniversary Meeting to
-''' oeen held on last tuesday evening, was
r'''t"nri on account OF the inclemency Of the
s-ef, unit! next MONDAY EVENING, Sth
s"' d "Alch time IL will take place, If the
u. 'Arf shall prove favorable, in the Lyceum
49, 49,. according 10 the programme OF the preVl-
'"ef'!sement. The Committee will do all
-t' power 10 render the exercises Of the
,.Ns profitable, and inter esting, and hope
=. '-e citizens OF Alexandria, will, by a large
~, Nanee, evidence their interest in the success
"@s Association.
y ynt> ENTWISLE, JR., }
INN MCCORMICK, JR., Committee.
N . CLAUGHTON,
Lov j-3r
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s. f"R PHlLADELPHIA-The regular
s' 'ltS Schr EMBARK, Donoho, master,
Il, 'I II Tor The above port on Saturday, Nov.
No, TOT Height, apply to 5. SHINN,
No. 4 South Wharycs.
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JUSr RECEIVED from New York, tins Gay
u another lot OF BONNET RIBBONS, LOW
Frs, &c, which cannot be surpassed, tor beauty,
style, &c, in this city.
+ am now manufacturing Silk Velvet and
Satin BnNNETS, for the Winter, at lower
price than any other establishment IN this CITY
aud of the very latest style.
no, a0 JOHN T. EVANS.
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A NEW AND USEFUL ARTICLE
~ Hash 4 Sons new GaIvanlc Pointed gall
Pen. combining the lighiness OF the Quill, with
the durability OF the Steel Pen, and espec,aiiy
adan,.d 70 ladies writing, and for red ink ruling
in boxes. containing ~ Pens, price 3O cents
Jus, received, and tor sale, by
RORT BELL
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NNvATER RENTS \ OF G E.-Water
w renters viii please take notice that their
bills were due on the Isl instant and ii reqnn :
ed that they he paid on presentation by the coli
ieCtor
Those persons having special permits to use
water from neighboring hydran;s, are required
TO call az the Office oil the Treasurer, and renew
the same.
those who can make il convenient to call on
the Treasurer and pay their bills, will much
obige EDWARD >. nv "n'
nov 2-eo6t Treasurer.
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rLOTHES HORSES; step Ladders; Barrel
" Covers; Barrel and staff Chufns; Butter
Prints; Wood Trays and Bowls; Wood spoons
and Ladies; Tubs; Buckets; Clothes, once ana
Market Baskets, Hampers for soiIed Clothes;
Work Baskets Tor sale BY
oc,o1 JOHN OGDEN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-05

I,OLUMBlA LAND OFFICE, WAsnINGToS
I DISTRICT or CoLuXBIA.-EstabIished tor Inc
sale and Exchange OF Farms Plantation. CI,y
Lots. and Real Estate generally, on COMMAS
SION, througho the United States WlNsLo"
NJ WATSON Il CO.-Oftce III the building on
the corner OF Indiana avenue and Second street
The attento on OF LAID owners in Virginia and
MARYLAND, Who wish TO effect sales OF Farms,
and other landed property, IS requested to re
above establishment, as aHording facilities Tor
the sale OF real estate, unequalled by those Of
any other agency. Circulars Transmitted on
application. OCT '-ro'"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-05

The Washington Star cautions its readers
against receivir the notes of bogus con-
Germ which are in circulation in that city
II il called The Bank OF the District of Co
lumbi.." and the notes are dated the LIT in
slant, ard signed A. &. Hsscy, cashier, and
Charles L. Russ, president. There IS no
such bark in existence.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-05

A LEXANDRIA ESTA a \ =
u The subscriber has opened the Restauf"",
lately occupied by Samuel Tennesson' on koya'
street, near the City Hotel, where ne IS PrTrIt-
ed 10 furnish hi. patrons with ali the DELiCA-
CIES OF THE SEASON, in eating, and WIN
tho CHOICEST LIQUORS. He invites has
friends. and the public generally, to give him
call and ascertain Tor themselves.
a,If.oIm ROBERT TOMLlN.