Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-04-27

Lady's Silk Dress Patterns, II % to 20 90
&" Gold Bracelets, 90 TO 10 W
- Cameo Sets, 10 ~ 10 10 w
.. Mosaic Sets. II % TO 20 W
FIoreutiue Sets. ~ 90 10 l5 90
- Gold Pencils ard Pens, 50 to 10 OC
Miniature iockets, 2 80 TO 10 90
Gents Gold Pens with c .ses 2 % TO ~ 20
Gents Bosom Studs and Sleeve
Brttons 900 TO 5 90
Ladv.s Breast Pins, soto so
-" Ear Rings, 2UUto so
- and Gents Gold Rings, 90 TO 5 OU
. Gents BOSOM Pins lOUto 3 50
Lady's Pearl Card Cases, 80 10 W
Pcrtemonnaies, Pocket Knives,
&c, 1000 90
Articles of Gold Jewelry, and
Git Books, not enumerated
in the above, worth tr'm % % 10 20 W
One of the above named gifts presented to
each purchaser of book al the time OF sale,
although all books are sold al publishers lowest
prices The complete and classified Catalogues
may be had without charge, by calling or send
ing your address
Liberal inducements TO country Agents. Or.
ders from the country promptly filled, and the
goods forwarded BY express, or mail, same day.
Address u q EVANS,
33q. Chestnut street adelphia, Pa.
IT To THE FUBLIC-As there are many Gilt
Book Stores advertised throughout the country,
Mr. EVANS deems II Just TO himself and his
duty 10 the pubc-inasmuch as he originated
the Gilt Book buslnesS-to state as evidence OF
the instability OF many such concerns, that they
conceal their real names from the public. and are
advertising their business, under assume ones.
Mr.. f.. IS aware that these various concerns
ID 4 ,.lr ,l.Ha 10
bring the business established By himself into
disrepute. He asks OF the public correct
Judgment III regard to his Git Book Enterprise,
Tor the honor, integrity, and success, OF winch
h- refers 10 all the prominent publishers in the
United States. Read his Catalogue.
Philadelphia, NH 3l-w6w
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN ALEX
\ ANDRIA, VIRGINIA, AND THE AD-
ACENTCOUNTIES THERETO, FOR SALE.
The subscriber, with a view to the settlement
OF thr estate and the education OF her children,
will sell Al private sale. the following FARMS
AND HOUSES, formerly in possession OF, and
owned By the late Richard NJ Scott OF Fairfax
County, Virginia
No. /. The farm called BUSH HILL" in
Fairfax County, containing FIVE HUNDRED
ASp FORTY ACRES, more or less, one half OF
which is in wood, oak chesnut, and hickory.
Tbs property is well known as the residence OF
the late Mr.. Scott. Ii is a very beautiful place,
highly cultivated and possesses great advan.
tages as a country residence, being contiguous
TO a good market, and with Railroad passing
through it The Improvements consist OF
<sA two story BRICK DWELLING HOUSE,
I%A containing twelve rooms; also, brick
barn, frame granary, log corn house, cow
and sheep shelters, Overseers houses, negro
quarters, dairy, blacksmith shop, ice house,
smoke house &c, &c The garden IS enclosed
with a substantial wire fence, and iron gates.
The honse containing bath fixtures, with not
and cold water in batl room and Kitchen.
BUSH HILL lies tour miles from AleXan.
dria, Va, ten miles from the city OF Washing
ton, and three IRON the theological Seminary.
The garden and grounds are very highly I'M
proved, and there are fine apple and peach or
chards on the place, and all the summer fruits
growing in the garden, and never falling
spring of excellent water near the house
No = A farm lying in Alexandria County,
Va, known as WATERLOO" coLtanIr z
ONE HUNDRED ACRES OF arabic land, in
dependent of some low lands on the river On
this place is small log house, corn house, and
stable, with good fencing This fam lies on
the Turnpike and Railroad from Washington
to Alexandria, Immediately adjoining the lands
of the late General Hunter, now the residence
of Busarod Hunter, esq, and Is susceptible OF
high improvement, as is shown by that beauti.
fully improved place
TT. No g. a HOUSE AND LOT, on Prince
E,l street, Alexandria, erected in the year 1898,
containing twelve rooms. with gas throughout
the house, hot aud cold water in the kitchen and
bath room.
Eyys.A No. 4. A small BRICK TENEMENT,
SEIa on an aIIey, on Pitt street, and adjoining
lot No 3. Tnis contains two rooms only.
No 3. ground rent on lot on King street,
owned by VIM. Price and J. H. peyaughn, OF
$l2Ope annum.
k..sz,A No .. A row of FRAME HOUSES,
Eel, on Washington street, on the square next
noItn Of the Cotton Factory; also, part OF the
same square. east OF said row OF houses.
No.7 Hall square OF ground, on Washing.
ton street, north OF the lot known as the Ga.
talpa' lot
Persons disposed to purchas" any or all OF the
above named property, will be pleased 10 call on
Peter T. Hoffman, esq, Exchange Bank, Alex.
andra; Richard smith, esq, Bank OF the Metro
polls: J. ) Gunn,l, 397 10Th street, Washing.
ton; when the terms will be made known, or on
the subscriber, al Bush Blil, near Alexandria, as
aforesaid. VIRGINIA SCOTT,
ap G--Po lw6Sw'm ExecutrIx
n OTlCE.-lhe subscriber, having purchas-
y ed oi 4. l.. Gregory hi, entire Stock et
Goods aud interest i'll the s'CON + end TIN BUSl-
NESS, is prepared 10 execute, with prompness,
ali orders Tor Plain and Japanned TN WARE,
other wock in MS line. He will also keep
on hand al assortment oi Cooking and ParIor
STOVES, PaElor Crates, Saies, Reirigerators,
Water Coolers, Pumps &c, together with all
other articles usually kept III similar establ .sh.
meHts. NH ~ n. l. GREGORY.
- EFRIGERAl ORS, &C A lot OF those Gel
IL ehrated DR.. Kane's keirlgerators n we just
arrived, that were 80 extensively used last sea-
son, and acknowledged by all 10 be the best III
use: also, Watermaa's Patent Ventilator, Up
right Stone Ware, and Cheat RerlgeIators, Va
ter Coolers, Tin Safes &c.