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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-17

CPRING STYLES FOR ls5s.-FlRST
= CALL ON SCHOOLHERR & BRO, los
HING STREET Panic Prices for this netr and most
de.irabG STOCK OF CLOTHING, which are
now opening by this well-known firm. They
take pleasure TO inform the public that they
made large purchases all through the panic in
American GOODS, as we'll as in imported
CLOTH and CASHMERE, to which they coll
particular attention. Their Stock contains a
larger assortment than usual, all made up in
costume ST lie, ard bought unusually low. As
they have made prompt payment, and some
cash al command, they have had opportunities
offered OF which very tew in this country,
in their branch OF business, can boast. You
will do we'll TO give them a call, and after salts
tying yourselves, to inform your nelghbors OF
the TACT. Their intention rs TO satisfy and please
their customers. No effort will be spared
through Them. Remember well
SCHOULHEkR Il BRO l0s King-st,
Third door below the Marshall HOUSE.
II 90 .,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-17

rOMBS, COMBS.-Dressing, Tucking. Puff,
u Fine, Pocket, Side, Neck, and Long Combs,
in Buffalo, Shell, India Rubber, Horn, and Ivory.
just received at C. C. BERRY'S, IL King-st
sen 7
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-17

NEW WALL PAPERS-Just received per
~ Adams's Express, three cases new WALL
and CEILING PAPERS and BORDERS, which
will be sold very cheap, for cash, at
J. p. CLARKE'S.
aug 9 No. 15s, King street, Alex'a., Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-17

II OBINSON & PAYNE are now receiving
II, 40 bbls. A B and c Coffee Sugar
Crushed, Loaf, and Porto Rico Sugar
Porto Rico and Muscovado Molasses
80 boxes Adamantine and Tallow Candles
10 " Ground Coffee
Tobacco, Cigars, Pipes, Glass. Putty,
Rope, &c. also, a prime lot OF Eastern Herring
and Alewives For sale low. sep -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-17

CENTRAL SCHOOL-This School, will re-
y sumo its exercise again, on Wednesday. Sep
ten,b9 LIST. Patrons and others, wishing 10 see
the subscriber on business relating TO the School,
would ob!ige him, by calling at his School-room,
in the SECOND story OF Brooke Lodge, between
the hours Of g and IL O'Clock, A. NJ.
aug 25-dtf H. F. HENRY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-17

MRS. K~INGSFORD'S SEMINARY FOR
N YOUNG LADIES, No. AIS, +. STREET,
WASHINGTON, ID. C.-The exercises OF this
School, will be resumed October LIST, 1865
CIRCULARS, including terms, &c. &c, will be
furnished on application TO the above address.
Washington. ID. e., " l4-aotOctl
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GUASO, &C.

M EXICAN GUANO-We have for sale a
Nl lot OF Mexican Guano, which will be
closed out al very low rates.
sep 10 WHEAT & BRO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-17

4 LEXANDRIA BOARDING SCHOOL,
N The thirty fifth session OF this School,
formerly conducted by Benjamin Hallowell,
will on the first OF October, and con-
,inue until the fifteenth of July following, under
the management OF the undersigned, in connec-
ton with Messrs J.. e. CLARK, and DELA-
WARE and KOsCIUSKO KENPER.
The School IS designed 10 be preparatory to
the University OF Virginia, where all the teach.
ers were educated. The Course of Instruction
will embrace the Ancient and Modern Ian.
guages. Mathematics, Natural Philosophy and
Chemistry. The School is furnished with a
fine collection OF Philosophical Apparatus, a
large Telescope, Engineering Instruments, Min
erals, &c.
TERMs-For Board and Tuition in everything,
except Modern Languages, $3.50 per session,
payable semi annually, in advance.
Modern Languages, each, $50; Fuel and Gas,
So. Address VIM. :. KEMPER, Alex'a Va.
DAY.>cHoLARs.-A limited number of Day.
Scholars will be received, al $50; Modern Lam
guages EXTRA, as above. Apply at the lnstltu'
ton
REFERKycEs.-Col. r. S. Ashby, F. l.. Smith,
Benjamin Hallowell, K. NJ. Smith, and H. Clay
Ward. aug 7-dlwSeotf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-17

VOUNG LADIES' INSTITUTE-The
Ninth Annual Session OF this Institution,
ir Boarding and Day Scholars, will
on Monday, September 18th.
The Exercises will be conducted by the Prin'
cipal and his wife, aided by competent Assis.
tanis in the several departments.
Those pupils who expect TO become teachers,
will. in addition 10 the usual course Of study,
receive special advice and instruction upon
such topics and duties as relate directly to the
profession Of Teaching.
Courses of Lectures upon the Sciences, will
be delivered during the year.
Further information respecting the ~lnstitu-
ton, may be obtained by application to
SYLVESTER SCOTT, PRINCIPAL.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-17

TNHE DUTIES OF Miss ELLEN MARKS
SEMINARY, will be resumed on Tuesday,
the l4th OF September. Parents and guardians
intending to enter their children, will please
apply. Qi practicabIe) before the opening Of the
school, as it is very desirable they should be
present at that time; and afterwards, regularity
and punctuality in attendance, are absolutely es
sential 10 their improvement and advancement.
No changes in the discipline Of the School
are anticipated.
Terms, Tor English branches, as heretofore.
Latin. French, and Music, at Professors
charges. aug 26-eotOctl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-17

TRUSTRE'S SAI.E.-The undersigned "
Trustees, offer at Private Sale, at iar t05o-
Factory OF Bowen, Berlin Il Peak, No 10 '0,
ner Of King and Henry streets, AIeSsnan@,s
very superior 10, OF CARRIAGES OF every ..
scription, with HARNESS 10 suit: conslsuHs. -
part Of the following, phsetons, ChsfhOe,
tour and two seat R~ockaways, BuggIe' VIE -
without tops, Jersey Wagons, Double aud ''Hs'e
Harness, nc, &c. ,,oo
TERns.-All purchases OF and under De-
ninety da's credit, over that sum SIX Hoh'nsMu
Notes with approved security required III Gil
cases: Z. B; MANToR' Trustees.
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EDUCATIORAL.

DoARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR
ID YOUNG LADIES, ALEXANDRIA, Va
MISS E. TEBBS, Princpoi.-It is the design
of the Principal to establish in the city Of Al.
exsndria a first class BOARDING AND DAY
SCHOOL Tor young Ladies, which shall possess
every advantage for the attainment Of a thorough
aud finished female education, and TO accom-.
pllsh that end no pains or expense will be
spared. Tue course Of study will be thorough
and systematic, and every effort will be made TO
maintain a high reputation, and select charac.
ter for the School. Competent assistants Will
be employed in every department, and the Prin-
cipal will give her direct personal attention TO
the mental, moral, and physical culture of the
pupils. The building selected is in a retired ard
! healthy part OF the city. II was erected ex-
pressly for use as a Boarding School; is we'll
suited tor that purpose, and can accommodate
comfortably forty boarders. Gas, water, and bells
are introduced throughout the establishment.
The session will begin on the 18th day Of
next September, and close the last Of June.
-REFERESCXs.-
Ri. Rev. John Johns, d.. d., Rev. Charles b.
Dana, Rev. James r.. Johnston, Rev. ID. Francis
| Sprigg, Rev. B. N. Brown, Alexandria.
Major H B. Tyler, Washington city.
Oscar N. Crutchfeld, Speaker Of the House
OF Delegates OF virginia.
John Seldom, esq Stafford, Va.
J. Randolph Tucker, and Nathaniel Tyler,
esqs., Richmond, Va.
Rev. Philip Slaughter, Culpeper County, Va.
Hon. J. w. Tyler, Wairenron, Va.
Rev. John Towles, Prince William Co, Va.
Robert Beverly, esq, Fauquier Co., Va.
3. Franklin Minor, esq Charlottesville, Va.
G. W. Lewis, Westnoreland, Va.
Rev. B. H. Phillips, Stanton, Va.
Rev. o. A. Kinsolving, Middleburg, Va.
The former Patrons of the Principal.
STAUSToS, VA-"Having in part educated
Miss TEBBs, and closely observed her zeal, fdel-
iry, and success as a teacher during two years
in the Institute under my charge, | can with
confidence recommend her School to those who
are seeking for their daughters a thorough
grounding, and the disc pine OF a Christian
home" RICHARD H.. PHILLIPS,
Princiral OF Virginia Female Institute.
For Circulars containing full particulars,
terms, &c, address Miss Z. TEBBS, Alexandra,
Va. jy z0-eotf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-17

Oh TONS EIDE ISLAND, OR CALI.
~ FORNIA GUANO, containing from 10
10 ~ per cent Ammonia. For sale by
sep Is KNOX & BROTHER.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-17

SOO BUSHELS OATS, received. and for
CUV sale by
aug Is DAVY & HARMON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-17

DERUVIAN, COLOMBIAN, SOMBRERO
and other GUANOS, sold at Agents prices
by Taug 7-2ml KNOX IL BRO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-17

TIMOTHY SEED, Orchard Grass Seed
Country Soap, for sale by
aug "a PERRY Il PENNYBACKER.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-17

CUMAC AND RAGS WANTED.-Ihe ~"
- scriber wishes to purchase the above arr
cles in any quantity, for which ne is Prtpar.'M
pay the highest market prices in eash,
ti0es. ljy 20-t1 J. 4.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-17

BAKERS No. CHOCOLATE; Cocoa;
ID Broma; Farlna; Corn Starch; Sweet Cho-
coIate; Cocoa Paste; French, English. and Ameri-
can Mustard, of the best quality, just received
and for sale by
sen 10 JOHN A. DIXON.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-08-31
Notice.

We hereby give notice that We have adopt
ed the Cash SysteA with regard to subscrip-
tions. Henoeforth, no name will be entered
on our books unless it be accompanied by
cash, and whenever the pay runs ont the pa
per viii stop, unless or until moro cash 10
forthcoming.
Those who prefer to pay the carriers can
do 80; but they must look to the carriers and
not to us for their papers, as the carriers
buy the papers OF US, and there our respon-
sibility ends. The carriers are advised to
require payments strictly in advance, in all
cases, bat If they see at to give credit that is
their business and not ours.
In regard to the rates AMI the terms Of
payment for Advertisements and Job Work,
the rules published in our papers respectively
will be strictly adhered TO.
j. B. HOWELL & CO.,
HENRY NEWTON l. co.
KEOKUK POST,
FER WV. REFS, Ae't.
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pens,.. ana h,. rergery.

The Press Of other States is speaking out
with just indignation in condemnation Of
the gross fraud perpetrated on Mr.. Lincoln
and the public by Douglas at Ottawa. The
Louisville journal, in tho course Of an ar
ticle on Illinois politics, says in reference TO
this matter:
"And now it becomes our duty to expose
great outrage perpetratcd upon Mr.. Lincoln
and upon public and private morsls."
And after quoting the charge Of Douglas,
and the resolutions which he alleged were
adopted at the Republican State Convention
At Springfield and endorsed by Lincoln, the
Journal concludes in this very decided Lam
guage:
GAN this is basely and UNANIMOUSLY false.
We do not impute the base and infamous
falsehood to tie editor Of the Democrat, for
he had the express authority Of MIR. Douglas
for what he said but Mr.. Douglas has done
deed Of shame. MIR. ID. professed to state
all the particulars Of the passage OF
the resolutions above by the Republican
Convention .. Springfield, saying that he
Was in Springfield Mt the time OF their ndop-
ton, alleging sha. MIR. Lincoln was mem
Der Of the committee that reported them,
and entering into such circumssantiality and
minuteness OF detail NJ utterly precluded any
idea that he was simply and innocentiy mis-.
taken"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-08-31

The ImPsrsans new . rr em China.
The news from China in regard to the set-
Element Of oil difficulties between that EN-
pire and the European powers is significant,
and may prove not less important to the
world at large than the sucoessful compile
ton Of the sub Oceanic Telegraph, BY which
the news wss conveyed to US.
According to the terms OF the treaty
the Christian religion is allowed in oil parts
Of the Empire, and the country ia thrown
open TO the trade OF oil foreign powers.
Who shall predict the immense effect that
will be produced upon the dsstinies Of the
HUNDREDS Of millions Of human beings con-
gregatsd in Eastern Asia, BY Commerce and
Christianity, thus suthorisasiveiy allowed
free coarse in China. And then, what will
be the reasting efFec, Of Eastern Asia upon
the rest Of mankind, after it shall have nm
dergone the rapid and mighty changes sure
to follow in the wake Of Commerce and
Christianity. Our children and our child
rsn's children viii understand this subject
much better than We do, but let us rejoice in
the confidence that these mighty events are
ell in fursherance Of His purposes who hath
declared that all the kingdoms of this world
shall become the Kingdom Of the Lord.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-08-31

Douglas said, in his speech the other day,
that he could not see any reas onfor any furth.
er difference between himself and the Presi-
dent. 1t seems Mr.. Buchanan's oversight 10
better than the "Lit.le Chants" for he evil
IDENTIFY sees very distinct ground of differ
enoe between them, and We rather think no il
taking measures to open Mr.. Douglass eyes
to the fact. For, just on the heels Of this
speech OF Douglas the President removed
Gen. Isaac Curran, an old crony and fast
friend Of Douglass, from the pension Office
at Springfield. This is regarded as the hard
est, most fatal and altogether the most sig
ni6cant blow yet struck by the Administra-
ton against Douglas in Illinois.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-08-31

ToEokro, Aug. %.
At mn election for member Of ParliAnsot
here, held yesterday and to-day, Ar. George
Brown was returned by . majority o. 80
over his opponent, John Hilliard 0smssuu.
When called lately by the Governor Gsasrai
TO form new ministry, Mr.. Brown resigned
rhis seat in Parliament, thus causing The va
cancy which he has Just been elected 20 dll.
SrocKsRlDoE, Mass, Aug. 26.-Ar. Field,
with his friends, left here Ut 10 O'Clock this
.. m. for New York.
MiLwAuKgs, Aug. Is. Rufus p. Jsnnings,
Of the firm Of Chandlor 4 Jennings, and Mr..
John II. Sullivan, agent for B. Douglas 4
Co., went out in . small boat last evening
and have not boon heard Of since. The boat
was found on Lake Shore. Jsnnings and
Sullivan are lost without doubt.
Sr. Louis, Aug. "a dispatsh from
Kansas City, 10th, per U. 8. Express to
Boonville, says, that Monsieur Bordesu and
party arrived there the night before from
Pilces Peak for the purpose Of procuring out
fits to work newly discovered mines. They
brought several ounces Of gold, and conarn
the existence OF mines which are situated on
Cherry Greek, one Of the most southern
branches Of the South Platte river, In lsti-
tude 80.
New YoRK, Aug. 28.-The steamship New
York, from Bremen and Edinburgh, from
Glasgow, arrived day. lts news were an
ticipatcd.
The steamer City Of Washington sailed for
Liverpool with the mails and good compile
ment Of passengers.
LEAvESwolrH Orr, Aug. 26.--Per. q. S.
Express to Boonville, 28th.-The Military
Commission authorized by. the Secretary Of
War to adjust certain difficulties existing be.
tween the Qr..Masscr Department, settled
last evening.
.-~Ar% YoRK, Aug. ga dispatch from
HalifaSto the Cable Committee says Capt.
-psJnan and four officers Of the British
steamer Gogon, together With . Lieutenant
and four o6icers Of the Indus, have started
for this city to Join the Gable Celebration.
A letter from Key West says the SLAYER re-
GENTLY captured by the Dolphin ana ordered
to Charleston, 10 the brig PUTNAM, formerly
the Echo Of Boston. She Was from the coast
Of Africa with 3l8 slaves. Her crew Aere
confined and the prize put in charge Of Lieu
tenant Bradford. The Captain Of the slaver
is on board the Dolphin, which weasel was to
leave 90 the 23d for Boston.
A dispatch from Washington says that ct
she urgent requess Of the Governor Of Texas
some companies Of Cavalry have been divert
cd from the Utah column, toward fort Ar.
buckle. 1t 10 in contemplation 10 establish .
military post near the Wsshitta Mountains
to keep the Camsnches and other tribes in
check.
The Celebration Committee yesterday de-
eided on inviting all the living En-. Presidssss
70 be present Ut tho ceremonies on Wodnes-
day, and that oil private places Of business
be closed on that day.
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Our present Representative in Congress,
and other distinguished Republican speakers,
will address the people Of the First Con-
gressional District Ut the following times and
pla ces, to wit:
Quincy, Wednesday, Sept. ], at3p.m.
Alton, THURSDAY, sept. 2, st p. M.
lnaaoss s .ssI s' ysps n
0csola Monday, Sept. Q, st Up. m.
Decaturcity, Tuesdsy, Sept. I, att pm.
Leon, q I, ct TAP M
Charlton, Wednesday, Sept. 8, atap.m,
Corydon, III ursday, sept. .atap. m.
Bloomfield, Saturday, Sept. II, Il 2p m.
Alba. Monday, Sept. Is, =, :. m. Pm
hnoxviiile, Tuesday, Sept. 4, At 2p.n.
Newton ss',a Wednesday. Sept. Is !. ~ pm.
sigourncy, Friday. Sept. II, At 2p. IN.
Lancaster, Friday, Sept. II at Up. IN.
ottumwa. saturday, Sept. 10, 1t ! pm.
Agony City. 1s.at7
Fairfield, Monday, Sept. %. At pm.
M Stlshsos; Tuesday ssp' ;,a...;p;n
css.lssa:s c,., Wednesday Sept Z,
wap.iio. Tha1.day, Sept. =, :. : p. m.
Burlington, Friday, Sept. ~, at I"
M Pleasant, Saturday Sept. 70. at Z p. N.
salem, Monday, Sept ~, 1t ; p. N.
n. Madison, Tuesday. Sept. -, AZ p. m.
Montrose, Wednesday, Sept. u, at3 IN.
Ben,eusport, Thursday, Sept. 50, At 4 p. N.
birmingham, Friday, Oct. 4, at Up. NJ.
Bonaparte, Saturday, Oct. 2, at , p. N.
The Republicans ut each point above
saned are requested to make the proper ar
arrangements, and circulate notice Of meet
ngs. Republicans, RALLY from town and
country.
BY order Of the
CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE.
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APPoINTM ENTs.
=. a. HOE.

Republican candidate for Attorney Gen
eral, will address the people At the following
points:
Council Bluffs. Wednesday, Sept. l, at p. m.
Magnolia, Friday, Sept. 3, ~ ; p. M.
Ashton, Saturday, Sept 4, II : p. n.
Sioux City, Monday, Sept. ., 1t p. m.
shelbyyille, Wednesday, Sept. 8, 1t Up. m.
Harlan, :"
Lewis. Thursday. Sept. ., ats pm.
Frankfort, Friday, Sept. 10, IT : p. N.
Quincy, Saturday, Sept. II. At Up. m.
Alton. Monday, Sept. Is. ut : p. m.
Osceola, Tuesday, Sept. u, at Jpn.
Charlton, Wednesday. Sept. Ii, ct 3p. m.
Bremen, Thursday. sept. 10. att m.
J. NJ. ELwooD, the Democratic nominee,
70 invited to Dc present snd participate IN
the above called meetings.
August l4th, 1858.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-08-31

Of counsel Was engaged for tho spectators,
whose united fees will be over e25 900. Two
noted operators in private elaine watched
ths peoeesdings with deep interest, end sA1s
down 70 the oity last evening In high glss, b
the assured confidence Of mint drops.D
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-08-31

cTThe Burlington Gds cite, which has
been most rampant in its opposition to Lo-
compton and zen. Jones, and which led OF
in opposition to his re election TO the Senate
Of the United States, came out in long cd
i.orial Of fuIsome eulogy Of this same Jones
the other day.
Its no secret that Jones' betrayal OF the
STATE in support Of Lecompton has made
him potential with the Administration in the
distribution Of spoils in Iowa. Hence the
needy and greedy now fawn and faster the
Senator, whose reelection they 40 bitterly
opposed, even to the fat and insulting refu-
sal Of . complimentary vote in the Demo-
cratic Legislative caucus.
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loo County Fair.

The Lee County Fair is to be held this sea .
son on the 18th Of September. The time il
already near at hand, ~en before Va
thought of 1t as an approaching event.
We understand, however, that ample prspa-
rations for the fair are in progress, and that :
very considerable interest is manifested
through the country in regard to it. Quite =
large amount OF stock fromvan Buren,, Hem
ry and Des Moines counties is expected to be
present, in consequence Of the liberal terms
BY which they are admitted to an equal CON-
petition. Suitable additions Of stalls and
enclosures are being provided to meet this
emergency.
The growing interest will doubtless secure
. large attendance, and, altogether, . more
magnificent exhibition than We have ever had
before. The "hayd times" have not affected
the growth Of stock or chickens, NOR de-
creased the size or quantity Of vegetables
and fruits, and however they may affect the
people Of tho towns, It 10 not likely that the
farmers will be too hard pressed to aid in
their grand annual agricultural festival.
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ARTHUR's NEW AND BEAUTIFUL STORY.
The Hand bus nss she Heart; Or
LIVE .FnIAIa m rRasfr n,,~n

1T ARTHUR.
The point Of this story il oppressed In the title;
and the story itself 10 . sharply drawn illnstsa.
tion Of the folly and madness q linkipg together
two immortal souls By the rosgh chains Of seiasA
interest, prids, Or bAssr passion.
The lesson taught 10 one Of dep signiasaass ;
and thousands Of hearts will throb In elnost vili
response, 70 the life sxpersaos II jessie Lorins.
who, In all the bitter trials II hse unhappy unios.
svsrved not hairs hssaAtA irsn honor, vrineipls
or religious dsty. thouSh tsoptaNon cane IL IL
most alluring shape.
Al the type Of . true vonaps ahs 10 worthy 70
be ON balaed In the memory q every reader.
One neat limo. vol. Price d. Fer sals by
OGDEN BROWNELL CO..
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