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TRUSTEES SALE.-W hereas
J. Adamson u. Se.ks1k and Lucy u. lis wife, l'aui
CARMEL and Helen G. his VIE md Han A. Hnpks anti
SA al " hlA Ee, Of Cook county, In the i:nuks
t1de arH e1ec1t ctrtaln deed Of trust t. the under
Hzned GtoE.e Neln- bearing Gaze the i.es1h day OF
November a. D. 1 u seelrr ths arEastts NJ cer
saa pzsoasosy nttas In Ad es uent!1ncd, which teed
ot t. recorded tn LIS Gce OF the Recurte ct Dsets a
and fsr Cook equity zcd State Of illinois, In bnk u
deetA 4 pae - upon The premises he1e!caft.s dse5e
hnd Thea Default has ecen tale in The paytoen1 u
ef suld pEnulssory notes In sud deed estsEed one Il" >t
notes fs hs rum o hce thousand and sevea d9;s ;*d
ns 81 months aftt ats thsteef skasI ny tns ~ \ b.
+, - s ;hs su Of four h1ntr nd
B Ss~krs ps3abt = the oIer q. ~mYself" tnt:.z.n
said B Nexksk} three i0ciLs after dle thritI a2i
,pntca ha;nS ora Sss to ne fos The ss Of III prem.
he:sby tiuen ths By rYe ef ths power = :ac ssi
day OF April 4. L. l73 II oc.oek In the tie
north ous Of ths cuut houss u city cf CLo County
of Cook md State of 2as sell put!i auytun IL the
highest bidder fer cash. ea funwias ;rrntsts situated IN
H?ie Park c,unsy OF Co1k anil st1lc ~ EoA TO- vii
lots sixteen t1tl seventeen 3, twenvilget t5a aad
twenty four CIV Ia b!vt vlchietn It's, aeconin p!a1
thereof neori In saai C.ok county Together VIII a,
fights aad equity OF redemption of The -a1 i. Il. New
XIX, Paul Cornell and Ha&an i. HupkA tker hei. e
scuturs. administrators, aG-!X. In AID sid PREMISES.
ANIL
, 1859-04-09
ST.ATE OF ILLINOIS, COUNTY

~ 1t t,uk sS.-tuuk County Cau.t Vt C"riulna f.ea..
.Tune Ttr:;l. \. H., la;s
Rice Fay aA Charles 4. PHILIPS ys. Gr''.e rfle1s-
In t'l2rtry. -
At!ayit Gavsne teen male ard dlci In The nee Of the
f.k County t'nurt # t"E,,n Peas tia: 7t:er ssir'it
Inquiry The said defendant. Gs'rr eah"; II fsn'!
~ tf.I rs4v,s taui,i L.. ss|e1! ulun h,. Sr l. herr
ts given The .h i.orxe PA. ne TINT tn, r"aislnts
t.rl cir hill If complaint In nj! t,nIrt- an The e:S.tf
I'D. tLr.e,t the 18th day IT Ntrtn-r. l. aI iEat
.urll,rs i,>c # kit clrt a..lfst Sak d,f fr:i
att rrtur4ale the cE> Monday Il Juhs nj t>5)
l. i. by Law E,-,nss,,l
NV, unlt. sus the sal! G-"ere Itt!l shall s+-a
ally IL. as apIea1 eFuse sa;d c'k EQUITY t"u II 'ea.
u:,, f, nf txk County. the n.> day # tx nr1t tttl
thv- II t h,,sn Cl.lE" II >A e"u..s I'll. tlt n,ss
M.tly Of June. lss AID nsa1, Answer VI dr:7s H. the
s,i c,,;;l,,ants TIL II c1,rtal1.t. t.c a:l the
matters an, t!rs+ ,bee!a c1- ar stated ~ll t- iakta
e''nfed and :rcsse tat.r:- sSan; I'm ass,,,!nE ~
Hrryzr L A.ruo31 Couaprta- Soft, EaL!sS4x-ct16
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#enirines, st.
THE LIVER INVIGORAT0R.
PREPARED BIZ DR. SANFORD,
Conpsun@eA Entirely from Gums,

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- 1 efSEE NV sefszs tbs putns.
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,tEs.-l:sh-1 IN 1ss:,1
IL" Ws II c4aslto o.x*:o. sss y - L. - NJ"
QUICKER and cnr.pER
haa a y = aay sts.s E.ts- eer3Es2,st,:.a
J;s 9'ftt RASE 1:;s;. S:E
x s. 5ss On Railroad ir"a and o,hsE tsavy s!s - Il
Sf~ IT, rn5xfsyS 4f5, i; ". H. 5ESSssos.
.,sns jS{: fT1S FfSS IS: 5Ss & cva<....
STEAM FERRY FROM COCN-
~ III BLUFFS To OMAHA CITY.
Nebraska, No. l..
At P E has Itea over i ON issI' ts =, IN Tam;
Cas a3a sht an n1aSs " .anks zach ~ il
d .ason. nd f ,sa s 1its q l sp,s , IL 4 y ~ hug
Ne assure travellers who ar s..rs to he
NEBRASKA GOLD MINES,
rh ra:fsEa:s r. q ,o,eE9n md " @Ma*asn Territory that
t1 i1: I t1aas ze ~ Sass 1s a i p. ID L. T.
not1h aLt It The Pate River, s~., ner and nutc
~ Fa iaaa ~ lad sas via H. T. :@.;<: s!s
~ sSs W ~ s sosn, s a11 !se s;'t 1a 1:s',As4 ls
~: to he r1s>1rt II tie wa 10 t!e Nine. i !, ~ .nsrl
ssss.1l . fsy aai aa ,naa sSf uus saa :y ~
Tan aas Il shs ststs through Mis>lf: u lo~a,
50 tvsl IL, s:;lEsy w::h3us ..aF,ss. ,exh, =,
Platte Ill aEixd e1cvk the Loup furk, al t-:r The
Neettsa Staee Cumt-ay have s,~I Ferry.
| ESOs LOWE,
For the Council BuHs aa' Nebraska Ferry Ioin; ;.ny
| jalS-es-3In
| NEW YORK AND WESTERN
| IN STATES LINE.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-13

C,ANp'S EXCELSIOR MAN lPN Ia / ID
- GTANO. No. !, warranted t" contain ~ per
cent. of Ammonia. and - per cent. "t Ph"sphateS'
manufactured by :. Sands, formerly editor oil the
American Farmer.) for sale by
ADDISON, WALLACE CO..
NH - Sole Agents for Alexandria, Va
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-13

NuL ARR,NGEuENrS- following are
,b, present Mail arrangements ut the Alex
suIria Post Oihce:--
Ia, Northern Mail will close, daily. at l and
,'.york. L. M except on STANDARDIZATION at o.
clock. y. M There is II mail for Washington City
oo.,, closing Al 3p. IN, on Saturdays.
Tn, Nail for Richmond. Va. and all South Of
Bi.5noUl. will close at y ~ M, and p M, eX-
.,g, pu sundays then nj ;! am.
The Mails i"f tho Orange and Alexandria and
Manassas cap Railroads, Warrcmtun, Mddlcburg.
,si TEriax C. H.. close daily at y u. III. There
i. u, mail Tor the Manassas Gap Railroad ON sun
IIy..
In, Mail for the Leesburg route will close Oh
Ncuisys. Wednesdays. and Fridays, at p. IN.
There is a mail for Leesburg. via Baltimore aud
Ohio Railroad. closing at p. IN. on Tuesdays,
Thursdays, and Sundays.
Tn, Mail for the Adie route will close at a. M,
Tuesdays. Thursdays. and Saturdays.
The Mail Tor the Occnquan route will close ut
A. m. Tues lays, Thursdays. and Saturdays.
The Nail for the Theological Seminary will close
NJ D. ~ daily. except sundays
The Mail for Norfolk. Portsmouth. and the East
ern Shore OF Virginia closes at and p. IN, except
Oh Saturdays then ut lp.m
The 0ti e will close daily at 6l p IN, except
Sundays ys-then il is open from 10 = n ", and from
3t1 3! p. IN, only.
Tsc Northern Mail is ready for delivery by a. III.
The southern Mail is ready for delivery by p. N.
ian l-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-13
MISCELLANEOUS READING.

NAPOLEON Ill AND THE JOURNALIST
a letter from Nalenz, of the 18th, in the
Salut Public, of Lyons, says:
1T was yesterday ut a cafe with the officers
Of the GOth at the gate of the Albergo, when
II loud cry of Wire FEmpsrcur" arose. 1t
was the Emperor. who had arrived unexpect.
edly on horseback, in Il generals uniform
with Il kepi, and escorted by only few of:
fcers In Il few minutes the whole popula
tion was on foot, the streets were deckrd
with flags. and drums were beat to collect the
troops. His Majesty proceeded slowly by
the street which leads To I'M cminence from
which the naked eye can see the vast plains
of the Po and the Lomellina. The position
being within reach of cannon was not with,
ont danger. | had the honor of approaching
the Emperor, who, bending down on his
horses neck, asked me if were French.
replied that was Il journalist who had ven,
tured To the advanced posts. He smiled
and questioned Inc on the positions Of the
Austriaus showed him detachments OF
their troops on the banks of the river, the
village Frcscarolo, and in the horizon Mortara,
their headquarters.
Ills Majesty, ny means ~ MS glass, couli
see an Austrian soldier on watch in the belly
Of the church Of Frescarolo, and even distin-
guSh the hour BY the clock On the left is
the railway bridge. of which the enemy has
blown up two arches, and which he guards
with 2OOor 300 men, The shakoes of the SEN
tinels on the banks of the river could be dis
tinguished here and there. The Emperor
then coversed with some of the Italians. His
Majesty speaks pure Tuscan, and with facil-
ty which surprised his hearers. After an
inspection, which lasted about twenty min
utes. the Emperor turned to leave. As he
did so, the troops who were drawn upin line
waved their shakOes on their bayonets
and cried out thousand times, "J'ire En-
percar" An old Italian patriot, who had
been in exile since lS49, approached and cri-
ed out, with tears streaming down his face,
g Dire Ndpoicon, II !SalrdfOre deiia Halia,"-
The Emperor seemed affected, and sauted
him kindly. At that moment the Emperor's
eye met mine, and in tie emotion of the
moment, yentured to hold outmy hand. His
Majesty deigned with Il smile to grasp it.
This is an incident which shall never forget
as long as live. The Emperor then left by
the gate of AlesSandria.'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-13
FOR RENT.

"a FOR RENT.-The large brick WARE
.Gal HOUSE. on Union street, second door from
Prince. lately occupied by Hill. Brown Partlow;
possession given Immediately. Also,
c@9s The brick WAREHOUSE, south side CT
EA Prince street one door west of Union. Apply
to feb g-eotrl SAMUEL MILLER
IT. FOR RENT.-The three storied WARE
mg HOUSE, corner If Prince and Union streets,
at present occupied by Messrs. Hill, Brown Part
low. Possession given on 18th of February.
~ The WAREHOUSE on Prince street, few
nNi doors east of Union street at present occupied
Nv Mrssrs Ford 4 Wi,klife. Possession given on
lst of February. -
70 The new four -storied WAREHOUSE, on
EiA east side of Union street, two doors south ol
Prince street, corner of an alley.
20 The WAREHOUSE on the wharf, imlHedi-
.isH aely east of the last named. Apply To
ian loft F0WLE co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-13
GEORGE sIGGERS,

BOOk-BINDEK MD FAFEk kV LEh'
No. - Prince Street, "pp".h, tie G":enc CN"".
ALEXANDRIA. VA.
MUSIC. Magazines, and Old Books bound in
wi any style. als" RULE. and make I" order.
any description of BLANK BOOKS. which will
warrant TO hc made of the best paper and materials
and bound in the strongest manner. Bank Officers.
Bankers. Merchants. Clerks "i Courts. Hotel Keep
crS. Insurance Companies and all who want Blank
Books. are respectfully invited 10 give me call.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-13

A LUXURIOUS CoucH.-Beggars swarm in
China, and their king lives at Pekin. They
die by the roadside, and are forgotten. At
Pekin there is large house called "The
House Of the Hens Feathers" here the floor
of an immense hall is strewn three feet deep
with feathers and into this wallowing sea OF
down. at certain hour, all houseless vaga-
bonds who apply for shelter are turned
At beat of the tam-tam an immense tar
pauliug counterpane comes down unfurling
from the ceiling, and spreads over them all
like the wings Of fabulous roc Matching a
nest full of eggs. The next morning, at II
similar beat, it is again drawn up, and the
vagabonds disperse to show their sores and
collect their alms.-Eclectic Magazine.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-13
NO. l39.
RESEMBLANCES.

What startling points of resemblance may
be discovered between the SUBMITS and the
abysses of the social system--nay. between
man and the very lowest tribes of the brute
creation! For instance, | am on intimate
terms with a halfbred poodle-a quadruped
of sluggish intellect and impenetrable aHcc
tion--who is wonderful by like the portraits of
Shakespeare. and who has been named after
the immortal bard for that reason. We have
our vegetables and fire-wOOd from n living
likeness of Julius Caesar, who can scarcely
calculate the change of shilling accurately;
and whose wife beats him cruelty. Listou.
the celebrated actor, whose ugliness was half
his fortune, was ut the same time renowned
for his resemblance to the undeniably hand
some King George the Fourth. An ilustrl-
GUS neighbor and ally of ours-t"r the rest,
Il much better-looking man than his carica
turists would lead You to believe-can by no
device of imperial splendor, martial pomp.
or faultlesS Partisan tailoring iivet himself
of the outward aspect Of Il London betting
housekeeper ! remember seeing pretty
etfeminate little dandy at picture exhibi
ton, whom heard make some sensible re-
marks on the paintings. He turned out to
be an eminent prize-fghter. A few days
ago was shown brawny, addressed, i'll
tempered-looking man, who might have been
dog-stealer, but who proved to be one ofthe
most refined and accomplished poets Of the
day-Nationai Magazine.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-13
LOTTERY ADVERTISEMENT.
LOTTERY ADVERTISEMENT.
WOOD, EDDY& CO.'S
SINGLE NUM- BE r LOTT f r f S,
CHARTERED BY THE STATE OP GEoRGIA.)
CAPITAL PRIZE, $50, ,000!-oN
TICKETS ONLY $40!
WOOD, EDDY & CO., MANAGERS,

YINIIE following Scheme will he drawn by WOOD,
| EDDY 4 CO.. Managers of the SPARTA
ACADEMY LOTTEEl-, i'll each of their Single
Number Lotteries for June. lSj9, ut ArGuSTA,
GEo.. in public, under the superintendent OF Com
mis.iUncis.
CLASS g. Draws Saturday June Is. 1899.
CLASS % Draws Saturday June D. lsJ9.
ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE NJ NJ BE X ).
$4,000 TICKETs 5,iSJ PRZEs!.
SgtBLT' uNE F,Ri/E TO ErERT NINE TICKETS
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-13
No 42, Louisiana ave., opp. Centre Market Spac
Washington my l3-f

GREAT BARGAINS IN LADIES DRESS
" GOODS.-LARKIN q. BRO. have reduced
tho price of their DRESS GOODS, and are now
Offering PIan Bcrages at l24c, worth 2jc Berage
DcLancs At I24c. to 1890, former price Isle. To
Csc; Ducnls, Lavellu Cloths, &C., for Travelling
Dresses and Dustors, very cheap; u lot of beuuti-
ful Lawns new styles, I2!c. and lSlc, very low,
with many other goods which they are desrous of
closing out, and will DO sold at prices to suit tho
fines Call at No g. ie u
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-13
HATS, CAPS. BONNETS. &c.
NEW HAT STORE.
pI-1fDJ DE E1S|{IDN.
TEHpIE or r. NHf

No lOJ KING-STEEEr.
TIyHE UNDERSIGNED beg leave t" inform the
citizens of Alexandria aud vicinity. that they
will open o" so'"rdny, (j'"s i@;1 the store No.
Io5, King street. opposite the Marshall House,
where they intend keeping general assortment "i
GOODS, embracing all the different style and
qualities usually found in frsf class AI SIok f.
and hope by strict attention to business t" merit
a share of public patronage 90
Temple of Fashion, No. lo5, k'ng-s''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-13

STORE FOR RENT.-1hs new three-story
ti::; BRICK STORE, on the north side of King
street. recently occupied by George X. Blackjack,
n. an Auction and Dry Goods Store. l. for rent.
The situation of this property is in the business
part of the city. aud its complete arrangements Tor
any kind OF mercantile business. renders IT very
desirable. Apply next door, to HulST 4 CO. or
i. 4. MILBuRN. corner of King and Washington
.,r., NH est
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-13
VESSELS WANTED

BOSTON,
COHASSET.
COlIASSET NARROWS,
HARTFORD,
PROVIDENCE,
DIGHTON,
NEW YORK.
And other Northern and Eastern Ports,
Apply To ap III Fo" hh W.
- VESSELS WANTED.-To load Coal to
g. Philadclphia. New York, Providence. Bos-
ton. aud other ports, to the North and East. Also
ireights for small vessels in the Bay. Apply to
ID. b. SMITH,
ap7-tf Queen street Wharf.
n VESSELS WANTED FOR PIILADEL-
SAkPHIA. Despatch given. Apply to
feb ia FOWLE co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-13
DoNNETs. RIBBONS, FRENCH FLOWERS;

noSNETS. RIBBONS, FRENCH FLOWERS.
II Sc.-JOHN T. EVANS is now III receipt oi
a very large assortment of GOODS III 'ne a"o'e
line, and the facilities he has Tor purchasing i'".n
.,nsr h,nI. enables him t. offer great bargains t."
IL; ,,,,,rcrs His stock comprises BONNElS al
all styles; RIBBONS OF the most heanilnt >'ylr.'
and in great variety; BoNNEr FRAMES: NJ =
CmrS. FRENCH FLOWERS. and. indeed. every
article connected with hrst-cla>S Millinery ss-
tahlishmcnt. He also manufactures SlLh BUN
NETS, of all styles aud at the shortest notice;
ris- Milliners from the country VIII do Me!i I"
give him call, as he is prepared To- SCI IL, N"ran'
ern prices, at his old stand No. so MN" ''"' ''
NH %
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-13

HAVING completed my purchases in New York
II and Philadelphia, am now opening large
and varied stock of DRY, MILLINERY, and
FANCY GOODS. All tho goods having been
selected with the view of introducing the --latest
Fushion. in this vicinity. invite the Ladies To
examine my assortment, and avail Themselves of
the opportunity to obtain the NEWEST STYLES a.
quick as the fashion plates will bring them.
NH IL LEWIS BAAR, I3S king-st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-13
D. l.. sMoOT, Attorney at Law

Obfce. No. II. So"tb Royai STREET, Aie"""dri". We.
E.,.- Practices in Alexandria, the ncighhoring
counties. and Washington city. Prompt returns
made of all money collected
RErEEExcLs.-McssrsM McNcal & Jones. BALI
more; Messrs q. & r. Parker & Co., Washington
city: MessrS. Sm0ot Uhlcr d Co.. Alexandria, Va:
Mcssrs Burke Herbert, Alexandria, Va.
ia
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-13
40. DISPATCH STEAM LINE FOR

ScsNPHIlADELPu Propeller >.
JEROME. Capt. jerome. will leave Ph'iadelPhia'
on SATURDAY. a; - o'clock, NJ, and Alexandra, ON
tuesday. at - o'clock. NJ For freight. which Will
lie taken ON reasonable terms. Apply to
THOMAS WEBSTER. JR.,
IL North Wharves, Philadelphia.
or to STEPHEN SHlNN.
my left 6l Union street, AleXanuris.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-13

DOMESTIC GOODS. 4c.-We are receiving
~ large lot of heavy Domestic GOODS to which
wc invite the attention Of farmers. We have, also
Il great variety of different kinds Of Dress Goods
ior ladies, that we are closing out very cheap.
les g. K. WITMER / BRO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-13
DRY GOODS, &C.

A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT Of FRENCH
n LACE and CHANTILLY MANTLES, OF
the latest styles.
Berages, 0rsandies and French Lawns, in dou-
bic skirts and two Flounces.
French Embroideries, in great variety.
Black Silk Mitts; Parasols and Sun umbrellas
Plaid, Poll De Chevirs Mohsir, and other new
style Goods, for Travelling Dresses.
Grape Despang, Berages, Challys, Grenadne
Berages, Bombazines, Lawns, and many other
desirable Mourning Goods.
A larg. and splendid stock Of White Goods,
amongst which will be found some very desirable.
Also Table Linens, Sheetings, Shirtings, with
servants wear, in every variety.
TAYLOR 4 HUTCHINSON,
No 42, Louisiana ave-, opp. Centre Market Space.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-13
GREEN'S MANSION HOUSE,

CORNER or CAMERON AND FAlRFAA SITS.
uNIIIS well-known and POPULAR HOTEL
having undergone THORGtGH RENO "a
TIOE and REFURNiSHING. is now open. with
everything complete. for the convenience and ac-
comuodation of BOARDERS and TRAVELLERS.
aG- The Proprietor has secured the services of
GEORGE l.. STEWART and SAMUEL +.
GREGORY. under whose joint management no
pains will he spared To- sustain the reputation of
the HOUSE "a Il FIRST CLASS HOTEL in
every respect. JAMES "hEEh.
Alexandria February |. lSjg-dtf
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JEFFERSON TACEY.

PAPER-HANGER, UPllOLSTERER. GLIDER,
iDd HDnsc U.c",ufDr iH G.n"r".
NTlIILST returning his grateful acknowledge
w mentS to his numerous friends for their very
liberal encouragement during the two years he has
been amongst them assure, them that it will he his
continued effort to serve them with prompnc>s.
and at moderate charges at his old Stand. No. ll",
NoRrn SIDE klXG STnEET, ALEXANnHIA. NH 30
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-13
TIE TURK AND TIE RUSSIAN.

One of the most amusing OF our acquaIn-
tances was the gentleman with whom had
the honor of sleeping on the billiard-table.-
He was long. SalIow Pole, observant and
satirical. and full of ludicrous stories of his
Turkish co-religionists How far these tales
were literally truc-whether he ever allow
ed one to fall Hat through Il servile adherence
to matter-ot-iact--l do not undertake to say;
bnt, true or false. his stories were given with
"A knowledge and mimicry of Turkish man
ners that made them delightful to hear
At the risk of its falling Hat second hand,
cannot resist telling one. A Turkish and ii
Russian officer, on some occasion OF truce,
had scratched up an acquaintance AS they
sat together, the conversation turned on the
comparative perfection Of discipline and obe-
dience to which their respective troops had
been brought. TO give specimen, the
Russian calls in his orderly. Ivan" says
he, "you will 30 TO such and-such tobacco
mist; you will buy an oak of tobacco; pay
for it, and bring it home straight" Ivan
sautes and goes. The Russian pulls out
his watch. "Now, Ivan is going to the to-
bacconist; now he is there; now he is pay
ing for the tobacco; now he is coming home;
now he is on the stairs; now lie is here
Ivan." Ivan comes in, salutes, and hands
over the tobacco. "Pck guzel,' says the fat
Turk, with condcsccnding bow, benignly
halfshutting his eyes the while: very nice,
indeed; but my orderly will do as much
Mustafa." "EFendim"' says Mustafa, burst
ing into the room and touching his chin and
forehead in the curious doublc-action salute
of the Turkish soldier. lie receives the same
directions, word for word, and departs
His master hauls out gigantic turnip of Il
watch such rs Turks delight in; and pro-
ceeds. in imitation of the Russian, to tick
of Mustata' supposed performances. "Now
he is going now he is there; now he Is pay
ing: now he is coming home; now hei here
-Mustafa" "EHendim," replies Mustata,
again bursting in. where's the tobacco?''
"Papourhler boulmadim-l haven't found
my shoes yeti
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

'NHE CASH SYSTEM ADoPTED.-The sub
L 'criber having tried the credit system, and
@ani that it would not pay. has concluded to adopt
Ae CASH principle. In future, and from TINS
aiie he will continue to do business upon TINS
l'a,irle In bidding adieu to the old system, ne
would return hi. thanks to his customers Tor past
1'ot.. and hopes 10y strict attention, and sueh m
aa'emrn,s - he may Offer, to continue IT under
the new John L.. SMITH.
Inn sc
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JULIUS DIENELT-DENTIST

OHce, Il Wo.hi"yt"" ST., N"rib Of Ki"y, Eo.tSide,
ALEXANDRIA, Va,
OFFERS his Professional services to those dcsr-
" ng them. Particular attention paid to the in
S,.rrion of ARTIFICIAL TEETH nov by
GEO. II. ROBINSON. THoS. L. fAfNE.
ROBINSON 4 PAYNE.
GROCERS. COMMISSION AND FORWARD
" ING MERCHANTS, Prince Street Wh"J,
Aeruudri0, Va. octS-ti
JOHN MARSHALL.
TTORNEr 4 T Ia W,-AicT"ndri". u"
Ea1, Office on Royal street, lately occupied by
A. Il &. T.. Stuart. ap I'll
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ALEXANDRIA & WASHINGTON RAILROAD

Ears E s:::::::::s=s.
ON AND AFTER THIS DAY. Sundays en-
" ceptei.) the Trains On this Road with their
OmnibuScS, will connect with the Trains arriving
and departins on the Orange road, and the Wash
ington Branch of the Baltimore Ruad
Passengers will leave Alexandria for Washing
ton. in the Cars at the following hours -o4o' :
9:lU. 1910, ll:lO. and 1910, y. NJ, l:f1, ":iV'
4:l0, $40. 6:lO, and 40 p NJ. ,,
Passengers from Washington to Alexandria, VIII
take the Omuibuscs AT the Office of the Company
as follows:-6 $50. .. 10, II, and II, \. NJ i:"O'
3, 4, ). 8. and I, y. VI.
On Sundays. the hours will hc: Leave AlcXan-
dria ut ?:IO 1910: and lI:l0 A. NJ l:i1, $40, ilo'
$50, Clio. and 7:lO. y. NJ.
Leave Washington at .. 10, IL, 4. NJ, 1880, >, f..
}, 8, and I, p. NJ. ~
Nh 12-ff JOB NOKNUN, SNnI.
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ORANGE & ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD.

IN.
~ ~ gsl
fINlIE TRAIN leaves Alexandria daIiS, ut F:
L o'clock. 4. NJ. for Gordon>vilc. connecting
with the Trains on the Virginia Central Railroad
for Richmond and the West. and with the Trans
on the Manassas Gap Railroad, for Woodstock ana
intermediate points.
The Train leaves daily. Sunday night excepted
at :! o'clock, p NJ, for Richmond, New Orleans,
Memphis, and intermediate points.
Through Tickets at the Railroad Station.
The Trains leave GnrdonSvillc daily at ln::in y.
NJ, and 1915 p. NJ. arriving afAcxandra at l3o
=. NJ, and $50 A. NJ.
No Night Train on Sunday.
an Eff l. NICkLIN. Ticket Agent.