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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-07-13
Grand Division Meeting.

It will be seen by the following proceed
ings of the Divisions in Mecklenburg county,
that good cheer and a hearty welcome are in
store for all who may attend the semi-annual
session of the Grand Division commencing on
the Goth inst. One of the many enthusiastic
Sons in that glorious old region, writes to US,
"to press all the members of the G. d. to be
here, and as many of the members of the
come, they VII see more Sons of Temper
ance than they ever Jaw at one time in the
good old North State. And Lady Visitors!
No numbering them! And they VIII he glad
to see any number of these fair sisters. We
are ready to give all a hearty welcome"
1t is needless for us to add a word, after so
cordial an invitation from the Mecklenburg
brethren themselves. Let us have a grand
rally of the Cold Water Army from all parts
of the State, and receive fresh inspiration for
the great and good work in which we are en-.
gagged.
Application has been made by the Crane
Scribe, to the President of the several Raj
Road Companies of our State, for Represen
t~atives Qadies as well as gentlemen) to 60 t.
and return from the Grand Division at on
price. He has not heard from them yet, bu
has no doubt the privilege will be awarded
as has been usual in such cases. 1t is a de
lighful season of the year to visit the western
portion of our State, and we hope to see
large number of our members from the cas-
tern and central counties, as we'll as from tn,
west.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-07-13
. Liquor Shop no Recommendation.

One of our contemporaries has a striking
article in which the fact is elucidated, that no
community is made better, or the value of
property is enhanced, by the announcement
that intoxicating drinks are easy of access
We have often pressed this point upon the
attention of our readers, and commended that
the pecuniary as well as social interests Of
society, suffered very greatly, where bar
rooms or quart-shops prevailed, or were even
tolerated in circumscribed limits. Our CO.
temporary takes the ground, and the proper
ground, that no great interest of society is
promoted by it. Property is not made safer
or better in any respect by it, the general
concerns of labor are not improved, the
peace and order of society is not render
ed more secure in consequence of it.
We took up an advertisement of some val
liable estate thrown into the market for sale
quite recently, and sought to apply the fact
just stated. The advertisement was prepared
by a shrewd business man, who perfectly
well understood the bearings Of every descrip-
ton that could possibly set the property be
fore the public eye to the best advantage
f No item was omitted that would in any de-
e gree tend to make it attractive and desirable
to the purchaser. IFhe place was sftSatr@
neal schools, churches, railroads,-the build
lngs were fins and costly,-the grounds were
IS handsomely laid out,-eyerything that could
e conduce to the comfort and the qualification
Id of the taste of the purchaser, was me, accu-
m rately drawn out on paper. This was all
Mt right. 1t is a well understood principle that
tit property is relatively valuable. The sur
ro~undings of property will affect its value
is The same description of property will be
les worth more in some places than others
ic- The moral and social condition of a people
on affect property. The state of education and
to refinement does the same. The liabilities n
be- taxation of an undue nature tend to the sam,
lot, direction.
Now the point We would seek to come at !
this,-thatno man can be found so insane
oi who, when he wished to buy or sell an es
nO tate, ever thinks of attaching to it any of III
concomitants of vice or intemperance. VIVA
should we think of that man, who shoul
say OF his estate, it is a most desirable one
and further say it has all the facilities near
for getting drunk, gambling, &c. Instead
saying it is located near a furnishing schoc
or a church, should say it is near a rum-shoI
or a tavern, or a gambling den? No ma
would thus blacken his property. Not eve
a liquor man, who is fond of the bottle, Won
20 so far forget his real interest in the dispos
OF his property as to say anything abor
such nuisances. He could never sell it if
did. 1t is a fact that whiskey diminish
the value of property, and renders it unde.
rable, if in the shape of a residence where
masis to spend his time in the comforts
domestic life. Who desires to live whe
whiskey is prevalent, and all its evil assoc
tons are at hand to disturb peace, to destr
h'lai property, and to make life a state of fear a
ferment?
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-07-13

and each member of White Hall Division.
ResolUed, That we have a public demon
~stratien on the 2lst, to consist of Temperance
Addresses and a public dinner, and to which
the members of the Grand Division partic-
u1arly, and the public at large, are cordially
invited.
ResOl0ed, That Bro. John Hartt act as
Chief Marshal of the day, and the following
Brothers from each Division act as Assistant
Marshals w. P. Brown, of White Hall;
Chas. Overman, of M~ecklenburg; c. Blythe,
of H~opewell d. Alexander, of Mallard Creek;
T. G. Harris, of Pineville; FL. G. Reid, of
Sharon; Chas. Bell, Of Steel Creek; S. j.
Berryhill, of Big Spring; and W. I. Walker,
of Rock Island.
ResolUed, That the Rev. Saml. L. Watson,
of York District, So. Ca, the father of Tenn
perance in our own community, be invited
to head our procession on that occasion.
ResoIced, That the foregoing proceedings
and resolutions be signed by the Chairman
and Secretary, and forwarded to the Spirit of
the Age, Raleigh, and the Son of Temper
ance, Of South Carolina, for publication.
JNO. HARTT, CRm'n.
W. NJ. GRIER, Sec'y.
Steel Greek, June 10Th, 1859.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-07-13
Strange Weather.

For several days previous to the 4th of Ju-
we had extremely warm weather. On
he evening previous, a very angry-looking
loud arose. in the west and passed round to
he north, giving us here, however, only a
shower. From that time the weather
cooling off, and by the night
of the 4th, overcoats and fires were indispen-
sable to comfort. No improvement i'll this
has taken place up to the present
writing, the morning Of the 9th. 1t is really
chilly-cold-and we have heard of frost near
this city cutting down corn of considerable
size. 1t is feared that the cotton crop will
be seriously affected, and the corn and peas
uau IN vuf mountain
regions.
r. S-Since the above was in type, Robt.
W. Wynne, Esq, who resides ten miles north
of this City, has informed US of terrible havoc
among the crops by two hailstorms which
passed over the neighborhood on Thursday
last. The hail was very large and fell in such
quantities as literally to cut in ribbons and ut
terly destroy the corn, cotton and other crops
growing on the farms for a scope of three
miles in width. The length of the storm had
not been ascertained. Mr.. Wynne informs
us that Mrs. Ray, Mr.. Montague and others
of his ~neighbors will raise literally nothing !;
the damage being irreparable while himself
and others will scarcely recognize any crop
at all. He says he never saw any thing to
compare with the destruction lone
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-07-13
For the Spirit of the Age.
Meeting of the Grand Division.

Bro. GoRMAN:-By invitation from White
Hall Division, two delegates from each Di-
vision in the county of Mecklenburg, met at
White Hall Division Room, on the 25th of
June, when Bro. John HART was called to
the Chair, and W. M. Grier acted as Secreta-
ry. The object Of the meeting was explain
ed by the Chairman, and the following reso-
%lutions were adopted:
Resoloed, That whereas the semi-annual
meeting of the Grand Division of North Car
DINA will be held at White Hall Division
Room, beginning on the Goth of July next,
the following Brothers from each Division
are appointed a Committee of Reception to
meet the Delegates to the Grand Division,
and others, in the own of Charlotte, on
Wednesday morning at the hour of 9 o'clock,
and to provide them with suitable convey
ances to and from White Hall Division Room,
win.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-07-13

THOUSAND Wmows.-Sir Walter
Scott admits that the battle Of Waterloo crea-
ted IN the British empire fifteen thousand
WIDOWS. 1t is probable that the recent bat
tie OF Magenta has created at least taoenty
Mo"'dnd widows and sigty thousand orphans.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-07-13

New PosToFFlcE.-A new Postoffice ha
been established at White Sulphur Springs,
Catawba county, n. c., to be called ELI
otis Springs" DR.. E. o. Elliot, postmaster.
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BeAge,
RALRIG G.
WEDNESDAY, JULY Is, 1859.

~ Subscribers desiring their papers
changed, must mention the Post Office, from,
as we'll as the one to, which they desire the
change to be made.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-07-13

BosroN, July 5.-The wife of the Hon. Ed
ward Everett, died on Saturday night last.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-19

Maj ARR,NGEMENTS.- The following are
,br present Mail arrangements at the Alex
snira Post Office
The Northern Mail will close, daily, at l and
O'clock. D. m except Oh SaturdayS-then at o.
r..,k. D. IN There is 4 mail for Washington City
osly. closing 1T 9p. NJ, Oh Saturdays
ihs Mail for Richmond. Va. and all South OF
Richmond. will close at ,! a. M, aud p. m., ex-
rspt on Sundays-then AT d AIN.
The Mail. for the Orange and Alexandria and
Manassas tap Railroads, WarrentOn. Middleburg,
and Fairfax C. H.. close daily at 81 a. m. There
i. no mail for the Manassas Gap Railroad on sun
isys
The Mail for the Leeshurg route will close OH
Y,a3avs Wednesdays. and Fridays. at p. IN
There i, II mail for Leesburg, via Baltimore and
ohio Railroad. closing at p. H., on Tuesdays,
Thursdays, and sundays.
IN, Mail for the Al,iie route will close at n. IN,
Tussdsys. Thursiays and saturdays.
The Mail for the 0cc"quan route will close at
|, rn., Tuesdays Thursdays, and Saturdays.
The Nail for the Theological Seminary will close
At : p. in daily. except sundays.
The Mail for Norfolk. Portsmouth, and the East
uu Shore Of Virginia closes ut and p. IN, except
vn Saturisys-then at p. NJ.
The Office will close dsily ut 81 p m, except
sundays then it is open from to II ", and from
Sn .! p. M, only.
The Northern Mail is ready for delivery by s a. IN
The Southern Mail is ready for delivery by =. m.
ian i-,f
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-19

~ ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES,
Enclose the money to our address for the Tickets
ordered. receipt oi which they will he forwarded
by first mail Purchasers can have tickets ending
in any figure they may designate.
The list of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will he
sent to purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
ssy- Purchasers will please writc their signatures
plain, and give their Post Office, County, and
State.
2i," Remember that every Prize is drawn and
payable in full. without deduction.
re" All Prizes Of 81 900 and under, paid immc-
dacly after the drawing-othcr prizes at the usual
time of thirty days.
NOTICE t. CORRESPONDENTS.
Those who prefer not sending money by mail,
can Use TIE ADAMS EMPRESS COMPANY,
whereby money lor Tickets, i'll sums of Ten Dol
lars, nnd upwards. can be sent to Us at OfR R/Sh
AND EXPENSE, from any city or town where
they have an office. The money and order must he
enclosed in "Gorernmcm Post Ogfce N"mped En-
rciop,," or the Express Company cannot receive
them.
all communications strictly confidential.
orders Tor Tickets or Certificates, 10y Mail or En-
prcs., tu hc directed 10
WOOD. EDDY 4 CO.. Augusta, Geo.
or. WOOD. EDDY i CO.. Atlanta, Geo.
or. WOOD, EDDY & CO., Wilmington. Del.
~" list of the numbers that are drawn from
the wheel, with the amount of the prize that each
onr S entitled T., will he published after every
drawing, in the following papers - Augusta Geo. }
C0naiitutionsst, Mobile Register Nashville ia
zerte. New York Weekly Day Book. Richmond
Dispatch, Paulding Miss Clarion. and New
York Herald. ap 3O---dtl
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GEORGE ERS.

BOOK BINDER AND PAPER RI LER.
No. - Pri"rr Street, "pP"sif" me H":tn' Ch"'.
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
MUSIC. Magazines, and Old Books bound in
wi any stvle. | also RULE. and make t" order,
any description of BLANK BOOKS, which | will
warran, to he made of the best paper nnd materials
and bound i'll the strongest manner. Bank OhlcerS,
Bankers Merchants, Clerks of Courts. Hotel Keep
ers. Insurance Companies, and all who want Blank
Books. respectfully invited TO give Inc call.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-19

CtORN PLANTERS.-Just received supply Of
y first rate CORN PLANTERS, guaranteed 10
Work well, for ale 10y
an : nRaITQE Il. MEADE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-19
JENKINS L. LAMBDIN,
N,NIrA,TVRERs OF

MANI of
SASH, DUOkS, SHI TTERS, BLiNDS, AND
FRA .HES.
II EEP constantly On hand ii large assortment
IN of the above named articles. und will sell
them equality c"nsidercd) rhcap as they can he
lnugh, in the United States.
Gss- All order, promptly attended to. Circu-
lars of sizes and prices furnished ou application.
Address JENKINS LAMBDlN,
of Queen and Fairfax -H;S, AleA.. Va
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WOOD. EDDY 2Co., MANAGERS,

tSurcrss"rs to :. SWAN Co.
TJNUE following Scheme will lie drawn by WOOD.
/ EDDY 4 CO. Managers Of the S"AR/A
IC4DENY LOTYERl. in each oi their Single
Number lotteries for May, lnJ?, at Ar"rsrA,
Gro. i'll public. under the supcrimtcndcmcc Of Com
mi>,ionrrs.
CLASS % Draws Saturday. May II, 1888.
CLASS u Draws Saturday, May -. 1879.
CLASS - Draws Saturday. May -. 1899.
On THE PLAN OF SING LIZ | ERS.
%. nuU TIrkEIs, jiSj PRRES,!
VE1RLI' ONE PEL/E TO ETERr NINE TICKETS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-19
FIRE INSURANCE NOTICES, &c.
SOUTHERN PROTECTION INSURANCE
~ IL y 4 Y
ALEXANDRIA. VIRGINIA.
OVER $4,000 DOLLARS,

AND ONSTANTLh IN h l. > ! NJ
Tn, Charter of thi, Company oiers more '"'ora-
bI. advantages 10 the farmer ald Oilers 'nan any
c,uu,uy chartered i'll the State, by insnrinS
with ar without u premium note. Ii tue applicant
prefer. n, can pay the full amount "i the premium
in ro> o>h OF hy cicctins cash insurance Tor Nv.
,,,r. th,, insured saves one eighth of the amount
h.. v,uld uihcrwi i,r have Ia pay or by becoming II
m.ml,r. and giving u small premium note, tue III.
snrrj .,,y,, nrarI, one malt al the amount charged
hy Stock Companies. when rnSurng iIon year To
wear Thi, Is the advantage resulting from the
combination ri the ,,-,,,,,
CASH AND MUTl AL PKlNtlPLh.
This Company commenced issuing foicies
arnin.t loss or damage by hrc. on the l"ih day "i
March. 1884, since which time over seven Thousand
seven hundred persons have insured ana become
members "i the Company, and over seventy th"u-
sand dollars have been paid for losses. Having
increased our business during the past year. We ieei
grateful for the liberal patronage bestowed upon
In. Coupany thus far. and for lis hatterng pros
r.,i. of future usefulness. The Directors hole
and believe that. by prudence, cnmt"n. and risid
system of ECONOMY. they will establish Tor this
(inmpuuy I reputation for chcnpno>s and safety
not surpassed by any Company in the |. STATES
All differences in settlement "f losses, may he
determined by three disintcrcstcd arlratorS OF The
County where such los. happened, :" he mutually
chosen bv the insured and the Company.
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1859.
Winter Arrangements. 1885,
~Twsta - -
ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY

ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY
INVITE tho attention Of the public to the iacii
L ties afforded by this Company. for the quick and
safe conveyance OF Specie, Bank Notes, valuable
packages. heavy and bulky freight, ar
EXPRESSES for the East, to Baltimore. Phila-
dephia New York, Boston. Providence. Hartford,
&C.. leave our office daily, at II! o'clock. \. NJ.
EXPRESSES for the South to Richmond, Fred
ericksburg. Petersburg Lynchhurg. and for points
in North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia. Ala
bama, and Tennessee. leave daily, 1T ~, A. NJ.
Our EXPRESSES are always accompanied by
careful and trustworthy messengers. and the public
can rely upon AL business entrusted to Us being
done with safety, punctuality. and despatch.
RArEs.-From Baltimore. 81 cents per 100 fhS.;
from Philadelphia, 81; from New York, ) 30.
nsy~ No packages of goods taken by weight un
less weighing over 200 lbs.
ian 20-tf r. W. FALLS. Agent.
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n T. sMoOT ATTORNEY AZ Law.

Oiicc. No. II. South R"g"j STREET A'"r""ori", Va.
n,y- Practices in Alexandria. the neighhcring
counties, and Washington city. Prompt returns
made of all money collected.
REFERENCES. Mcs.r.. McNeal Jones. Balti-
more: Mcssrs q. & I. Parker 4 Co.. Washington
city: McssrS. Smoot. lhcr 4 Co.. Alexandria, Va:
McSSrS Burke Il Herbert, Alexandria, Va.
NH u-ly
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LOTTERY ADVERTISEMENT.
WOOD, EDDY& co.'s
SINGLE Nun b + K LOTT T. Il Is!
CHARTERED By rnE STATE or GEoKGL.)
aIy- CAPITAL PRIZE. $50, 600! ~hN
TiChEES ONLI $40!

a,y- CAPITAL PRIZE, $50, OOO!~S&
TICKEES ONLT $40!
sS- NOTICE To THE PUBLIC
As the ,uelnpers Of our firm have. 10y way oi fur-
chase become the owncrs oi the grants chartered ny
th. States nf Delaware. kentucky. Missouri, and
part of those in Georgia. under the management a"
M,ssrs. Gregory Il Maury. OF Wilmington Della
ware. We have deemed it cApe,ient to change the
name ui oar iirrr. and after January l>t' 1919,
tn thar of WOOD. EDDY 4 CO, wh" will here
after have the mana cement Of the sparta Academy
Lottery, and the Others n above named.
In all transactions We have cndeayored to con
duct our Lusinrs, with integrity and pr"mptncsS,
and We can assure the public that the patronage
heretoinr. bestowed on Us is we'll deserving of be
iug transferred t. our successors
Very respectfully, >. SNA M 90.
Augusta Georgia Dee. l.. iSJS.
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MOUNT VERNON AND THE TOMB of WASH
INGTON.

Three Times Week until further Notice.
IT, The steamer THOMAS CoLLl FIX
.aiask.1ss will from after the 4th Of March, run
regularly To Mount Vernon and the Tomb OF Wash,
ngton. ON TUESDAYS THURSDAYS, and
FRIDAYS. leaving the wharf, at the foot OF 7th
street Washington. at 81, A. NJ, and returning in
tine ior the early afternoon train for Baltimore
Coaches leave all the hotels. and the corner of
Pennsylvania avenue and 1th street, at 2, A. M
Ruuoi trim 81 NH j--tf
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AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, SEEDS, &c

I AN now IN RECEIPT of = very large as
| sortm.nt of every thing In my lino which am
prepared to sell low. for cash, or 10 punctual Gus
TONERS name in part
pLUWS-Minor \ Horton, Cast Share; Minor Il
Horton. Wrought Share; Riches Iron Bealn Cast
Share; Titus Pointer, Iron Beam; Rough and Ready
;. a NJ, Wr.ught and Cast Share; DAVIS do; Gun q
Brace: Rugglcs & Co., Hill Side; Minor Horton,
do do: Subsoil Plows Gung Pl0ws. Wrought and
Cast Tooth. Large assortment of Castings T." nj.
CrLTiyAluas-ti..rdenr rl"ws with extra Cultiva-
tor.
CUTTING BoXES.-Sinclair Co.. Mastica-
tor which are guaranteed To- any one VIII" will try
th.n. the most desirable and hest Cutter made;
Raw Hide Rollers. from 500 /" Sl2; Universal
Cutter: Cummings, 81.
CORN SHELLERS.-B"stou Pennock, Chn-
ton. Ac., price from IS I" so.
FoRks, Spades, li"es, Sh"Nel-, RakcS, S'.
! have II fins assortment Of the best auallty "i
Manure. Hay, and Garden Forks; ais" IT, IL.
SPADES: Shovcs: Garden and pitching Spades;
liameS: Trace Chains ON Chains; Horse Collars;
Chain PUMP iytures: Grind Siunes: " eedmg Hoes:
Killing Hoes: Steel Garden lioe-: Ok l"keS and
Bows: Srcdsnwers; Wheelbarrows, &C., dc.
SEEDS.-l have now fine assortmcn: oi Ault
celebrated English GARDEN SEED, rnt up III
packages suitable for farmers or gardeners. war
r.mted fresh and pure Also, Timothy Seed: Or
cbard tIraSS: lfcrtl bfi>S: ~ very SuPcii"I i"l '"
Extra Cleaned kentucky Blue Grass: English
Lawn Grass: Seed Potatoes: Seed Oats; Burkwheat
Ac. 49,. DRA4TuN Il. MEApE,
Alc4andIa Agricultural Warehouse,
NH lS-tf No. -. Fairfax street. AieX'a.. Va
C,AND'S EXCELSIOR MANIPULATED d
- GrANO. No. !, warranted {" contain ~ per
cent. Of Amlaonit. nnd 80 per cent. "t Ph"sl'haes
manufactured hy <. Sands, formcry editor uf the
American Farmer for sale by
ADDISON, WALLACE 4 CO..
NH % Sole gents for Alexandria, Va.
" ENTUCKY BLUE uRAss.--Ju.t received
N from kentucky, II snpcroir lot of pure und
clean Kentucky Blue Grass; also, English Lawn
Grass Seed, for sale 10y
DRAYT0N Il. MEADE.
NH % No. -. fairiaxst.
ItORN PLANTERS-Just received a supply Of
y first rate CORN PLANTERS, guaranteed 70
Work well, for ale 10y
ap iita+IHN u. MEADE.
ICOTCu OATS.-Just received from Scotland,
p u lot of Oats. Weighing is H.. per bushel'
very SUPERIOR Price s2 30 per bus bel, for sale 10y
mh ~ DRAfTpN Il. NEapt.
0aa BUSH. prime Ngrthern MERCER PuTA-
IUu TOES, for sale by
ADDISON, WALLACE / CO.,
NH as No IL Upian-st,
A LEXANDRIA CITf six per cent. STOCK,
n Registered and Coupon, for sale by
dec SG--tf CORSE BROTHERS.
IITOOL purchased by
w js3 ROBINSON + PAYNE.
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STRAW MATING.

olhhW MAl1lNG.
1 j-j, and "a WHITE MATING
It Al, and 81 COL0RED do.
CARPETS and FLOOR OF CLOTHS.
For sale by mp l3I HARPER Il BRO.
lust RECEIVED another supply of those de-
VI sirable and easy fitting French CORSETTS,
such Bodice Corsctts Tournure Corsetts, Short
WaiSted CoIsctts. and for sale by
my BRYAN 4 ADAMS
ID ECElNED by Express this day, auother sup
~ ply of BLUE CLOTH, ior the Uniforms Of
the Militia O.i;ers.
my ASIIBY 4 WOOD.
MATTINGS.-W We have just received Il super
wi isr lot of IL, 81, and Ga white and check
MATllNGS, To which We invite attention.
my 3 GEO. X. WlTMER BROS.
NREAT BARGAINS.-LINEN SETS. for
~ Ladies, only - cents piece, at
ap21 >. a W. MEIENBERG'S.
OOPED SKIRTS only 20 cents, at
sp IL :. 4 ". MEYENBERG'S.
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VESSELS WANTED

III VESSEL6 WhN1Eu ~
90 FOR :x&
PLYMOUTH
BOSTON,
COHASSET,
COHASSET NARR0WS,
HARTFORD.
PROVIDENCE,
DIGHTON,
NEW YORK,
aad other Northern and Eastern Ports.
Apply to Jap l3l FOWLE co.
u VESSELS WANTED.-To load Coal to
So Philadelphia, New York, Providence, Bos-
ton, and other ports. To the North and East Also
freight. for small vessels in the Bay. Apply to
d. Z. SMITH,
ap7-F Queen street Wharf.
III VESSELS WANTED FOR PHILADEL-
SakPHlA. Despatch given. Apply to
feb II FOWLE L co.
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HATS, CAPS, BoNNErs, &C.

nONNETS. RIBBONS. FRENCH FLOWERS.
ID 6c.-J0HN T. EVANS is now in receipt Of
a very large assortment of GOODS i'll the above
line, and the facilities he has for purchasing from
FIRST hands, enables him to offer great bargains to
his customers. His stock comprises BONNElS oi
all styles; RIBBONS of the most beautiful styles
md in great variety: BONNET FRAMES; RI
CHES; FRENCH FLOWERS, and indeed. every
article connected with first rlass Millinery eS-
tahlishment lie also manufactures SILK BON
NETS, of all styles, and at the shortest notice.
~ Millners from the country will d" well TO
give him call. as he is prepared To sell at North
ern prices, at his old stand No. 80 KING STREET.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-19
JEFFERSON TACEY.

PAPER LANCER, lPHGLSl EKER. HlLDEh,
And House Dcc"raior ~ General.
WHILST returning his grateful acknowledge
w men> 10 his numerous friends Tor their very
liberal cncoura .cmcn during the tw" years he has
been amongst them assures them that il will he his
continued effort To serve them with pr"nrtncs,,
and Ut moderate charges. at his old Stand No. li9,
Norm sInE kING STREET. ALEXANnEIA. NH ~