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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-27

ggyARKS.- market continues actiSe, anu
,,,.. are tiff Flour is in brisk demand at Tues
~ prices, and we note sales yesterday Of Union
..,.., Super a, 1926 to shippers. The supply is
!. bu. no, equal TO the demand. Extra is also
!, letter enquiry. and sales are readily made at
YS. In Family there is less doing, and We
s,,. no change to note in quotations. The re-
..,,. ;, Wheat are shade better, but yet light
,b;I. the demand is improving. and prices are
,,,r firm. We note sales on Change yesterday Of
ii, and good white at 1872 "a 1867, and fair to good
"A Al l?2G 2sc; better qualities would command
si,bsr figures There have been some arrivals OF
c,-,. bu, the supply is still light, and with GOOD
demand price. are kept up. We note sales Of fair
,bie al g5c.. by measure. Rye is in good request
With ,.les at Sic.-supply limited. Very little
long in oats, aud quotations are unchanged
II, market for all kinds of produce closed firm.
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Fires in New Bedford, Mass.

New BEDFORD, Oct 2j.-Two fires occurred,
in this city last night, one on Cheapside and
the other in South Second street, involving
o lo., of $4,000. Among the Sufferers are
J. C. Mara, dentist. Charles Packticld, shoe
dealer. Tiden, coniectioner. and the Nessrs.
Cummings. owners of the buildings.
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philsdslphis Cattle Market, Oct. "a.

Beef Cat;le-Receipts this week $500 bead, most
Of which were disposed Of at about the rates OF
l.,, week; sales were made nj s7GiS9.2 a 100
~. as 10 quality. Cows sold at S25 to S45 each,
according 10 quality. Shcep-About 1000 head
offered sales st IA, 81 cents = 10. Hogs-Receipts
200 head sale. are making at $7.50@$s.25 Z loo
a
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A LARGE AND FINE ASSORTMENT or
~ GOODS AT THE NEW STORE.--lISin@
removed 10 my new store. would take this orp"r
tuuity of returning my thanks TO numerous TRENDS
and customers for their liberal patronage hereto
fore aytended and with determination to keep
stock Of fine goods inferior to none in this or any
other market, hope by strict attention to merit
continuance Of the same
would call attention to my fine assortment OF
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES and NESTlN6S' which
have selected with great care TO suit the taste anu
fancy Of any who may want NUMBER one a ~;
In addition to nv fine stock of Cloths, CAST
meres and vestings. of every shade, | would call
attention to a stock of FURNISHING GOODS,
snch a. fine DRESS and UNDERSTANDS, NEIh
TIES. HANDKERCHIEFS, GLOVES, SoChs'
&C.. in fact. am prepared to fit outa gentleman
wardrobe in the best style, at No. 70 ph"hx nan
~ All work warranted to fl and made in the
-, ,onnor WM. ARNOLD.
p6
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LARGE STOCK.

r ARKIN BRO, have just opened their Sc
i 4 cond supply Of GOODS
Beautiful French Mouslinc Robes
Plain and Plaid Valencia Poplins
Mousline DeLaines, in great variety
DeBages, lot Of beautiful Merrimack' English
and other makes of Ca.icos of choice styles; an ex
cellent assortment OF bleached and brown ohr''ngs
&C., &c. - .,,
These goods having been bought but recently
20 are enabled to Sc. them at great reduction on
former prices. Call at No. 81 King street.
oct 81
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MARRIED.

On the 18th instant, by the Rev. c. NJ. Butler,
BENJAMIN L. kEYSER, esq, formerly Of Phil
ad.lphis, to Miss ESTHER A., daughter of VIM.
d. Todd esq, of Washington.
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OBITUARY.

IN the neurology of the passing year, will be
found enrolled the name of one unknown to fame
distinguished neither 10y the statesman'S prefix,
nor the mystic letters of the learned Savan.--
PHILLIP NJ. GRIMES, a native OF Orange
Comfy. Va, is no more of earth. After life's fit
full fever. he has gone TO sleep that sleep that
knows no waking. We mourn him rs one whC has
parted from us in the bright morning OF life
trusting and hopeful; but in the evening he aoth
not return, and we are sick at heart
In his business relations, Phillip Nj. Grymes was
,nr;obt reliable and correct. and with disposi
ton to scatter the precious pearls OF kindness
along the pathway of life, ne never shocked hy
vulgarity. or wounded by sarcasm the feelings oil
apy. But he has gone-ncr professional skill nor
ardent PRAYERS of loving hearts-Hor tender offices
Of kindest friends could stay the shaft OF the grim
messenger Of Almighty vengeance.
An aged pair, far away in distant State, wot
not of the terrible intelligence in store for them
Nav ale who teInperS the wind to the shorn
lamb" tighten their sorrow By afording them the
consciousness that they may meet their boy mere
after, where the "wickcd cease from troubling
and the weary are at rest But here let Us ara"
a pail Ger sacred grief. and remember that
deaths path that must be trod,
If man would ever pass to God.
GALVESTON, Sept. "a olfhEos.
DIED. Mr.. SAMUEL ALSOP, an old and re-
spected citizen of Spotsylyania County, died at
his residence about four miles from Fredericks-
burg, on Sunday morning, October 2Srd, in the
Seth year of his age.
DIED, in Fredericksburg, on Tuesday evening
last, after long and prctracted sickness BlI-
LER b. SACREI, in the jsth year Of his age.
The deceased had been merchant i'll that place
for some twenty five or thirty years, and was very
prosperous in his business. Tie leaves large
family, and numerous relatives and friends t"
mourn their loss.
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canture of a SLAYER in the Gulf.

New ORLEANS, Oct 25.-kingston dates
Of the 9TH report that the bark Laura, a SLAYER,
had been captured by the British steamer
Archer.
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INAEM FOR SALE viii be sold at public
Il auction, -, Thpsdoy, Norcmter l7h, 1852,
IN front If tie Mayor Office, Alexandria, al 10
o'ctooF. A. ", thai highly improved and conye
nlcutly situated FARM containing THREE HUN
DRIED AND FOURTEEN ACRES, in Fairfax
county Va. IN the Little River Turnpike, siS
ulIc. from alexandria and nine from Washington
.lry. with uu Ike leading direct to each u said
.,,ig.. and rail communication ~ the Orange and
,l.uu-.a- Gap Railroads. tie depot Of the former
rall il ant anI tie latter viii have depot
adjoining ,ai'i 'niln.
y. Iac DWELLING j. first class house
s-L -u.lcd ior large family, having al tie re-
lulstc out buildings, and fruit VI the very best
lIniiiy.
There are 1000 fruit trees: COO Of peach and ap-
ne have been i aGicd IL the last i've years The
III j. u the best qGaty and adapted TO market
gardening having the advantage OF Alexandra,
Wa.hiu g'pn and Georgetown markets, the attor
icing oniy ten miles distant.
Tbi- property could ~ conveniently divided into
-, i4rr.- a, ii. Little River Turnpike rams cen
trally through = huy.u, On IT. well established
wagon stand with tie requisite bindings, where
..,. been \, go,d run 0f custom for number ~
,r.r---!s ,r- at he intersection Z! the Washing
ION AMI Alexandria Turnpike. E,r terms Or other
information apply 10 to. subscriber, Middleburg,
l,ou,l,,uu county Va, Or to JAMES VI. BENTON,
~. present occupant. WI. ii. BENTON.
fr,ui,uf, county, oct lJ--cOts
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Reuuisition for Cook, the conspirator.

RIcnMoxD. Oct. 2G.--ti,v. Wise has for
warded requistion for the conspirator Cook
to the Governor of Pennsylvania, at Harris
burr
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PA n 0S .

PIANOS.
Largest ASSORTMENT or
PIANOS IN THE COUNTRY
GOLD MEDALS
IN FOUR SUCCESSIVE YEARS
At the MARYLAND Institute besides lrst premiums
At the Fairs in Phiadc!phia. Washington and
Richmond.
TESTIMONIALS OF EXCELLENCE
PROM
STRAK0SCH,
and q. SATTER.
As also from some of the most eminent Professors
and Amateurs in the country.
WILLIAM KNABE CO.,
Nos. 3, ) and :, NORTH EUTAW STREET,
BALTIMORE.
would respectfully invite the attention OF IN" pup
liz 10 their well assorted stock OF
GRAND AND SQUARE PIANO FoRIkS,
which, for beauty Of tinish power anu sweetness %
tome ami elasticity of touch. have been. BY judges.
pronounced unriyalled. Every Piano guaranteed
Tor five wears. and privilege of exchange granted
NJ ANY time within six months, if not entirely "a
tislac;ory.
Terms liberal. A call i respectfully solicited
before purchasing elsewhere.
PIANOS taken i. ..chaug, hire and roTairca.
WILLIAM kNABE q CO.
baltimore. sep 26-diy
4 GENCY FOX HIRING OFT Nh"A"hH.
~ The undersigned oiiers liz service - M
ru,,lic ~ liir,g IL Negroes. IA experience %
several yeus, together wi.G a general ".Hu"ih
tame, with the merchants, ial'iefS .to"dc' mise 4'h
t,,.;,,e.. men al the city ot Richmond, enables
him confidently to assure all who may tie lh''In''
10 employ mn, ruat the can expect y secure
tnr,,n hin The best Irr.r, from TIE most respo"-
.,p.c u.ru. aud PROMPT paymeui IL. 81 times.
an servant. entrusted 10 my change "Il ne NJ
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c.Inn REWARD. Runaway from the sHh'crI
y W. Lers. NJ Alexandria. Va, Oh The night y

eInn REWARD. Runaway from the l'cFI.
SlUU Lers, Ut Alexandria, Va, o. he night y
tie 2Uth Of October, negro man named DAY IL
MrSY. Said negro is black, abou; five feet seHeH
inches high. weight about one hundred AMI my
pounds. aui is twenty-one or Two year, y az
full suit Of hair scar mark on The rieht check
likely. with good teeth. He i douot!e.. making
hi. way 70 free stale. We VIII give 'he ',"l'
r.,,rd f,r taking and securing 20 that get him
again. Toct 22-eotfl 4. :. GRlGSB1 4 ~.
OTICE.-THE FfRE INSURANCE C"NfASf 81
~ ALEN,SpRIA.-The annual meeting - ~
StocEhola.rs Of this Company will be .e!a ."
Uoo.loy. N. tn d.g II Eoren.Isf. 1883. Tor the
nnrn,.s If eIecting Directors serve the ensuing
wear. Hours from u unril |. ?. VI. by order;
'0"'' c. ". WATTLES,
II, On otl Secretary.
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CANAL COMMERCE..

ARRIVED. October 26.
., ~, baltic, Col. Young, L. Reinhsrt Nor
f,r.aAlef' Mon, c. +. Nudge, M. Treiber, C. B.
N.S.sn' and +. A. II. Dodge, coal to T. J.
g'WaTs Three Brothers, Mamma McGraw, VIM.
CG'SnOn' and Robcr, Stewart, coal to Frostburg
s,, Sas superior, and James W. Cross, coal to
=. ! L. Sheridan, coal to American Coal Co.
nom. AoIlCE.-ELDER W. J. PraISsroS, if
corn..s prevents, will preach in the Lecture Room,
'to.n,S, Duke and Royal streets, on Thursday,
II gut az O'Clock. Also, on Sunday nert, at
..lo. s''ek and ELDER LEAcHxAE on We'd
Dc, ss, q "eTt Teek, (say Noe. 81 a, o'clock.
PIs = AoIlCE.-The members Of the Friendship
sloc. Supany, will meet this afternoon, at 4 o.
Rev w;n 'ne purpose Of trying tho apparatus.--
Relief pa also meet at o'clock, to attend the
@, >, Punctual attendance is requested.
lUlUl0 HAVANA CIGARS, prime brands,
u, ~" just Received and for sale BY
MARSHALL i CO.
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The Markets.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 26.-Flour closed firm; How
Al stree, 1925. Wheat closed active; receipts
o0oO bushels; white l25@l5Oe.; red 1900 l25c.
Corn closed buoyant; white ESQ &C.; yellow 20
lts9c. Provisions closed dull; mess pork $3.50;
Prime sll.25; bacon sides 1Oic. Whiskey dull
a.sc
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nNE OF THE MOST DESIRABLE RESI-
" DENCES AND PRODUCTIVE ESTATES
o. TIE POTOMAC RIVER, FOR SALE

mhhOnhLL
Lying on the Potomac River, III the upper par. o.
Charles county. Maryland, about ten miles below
Alexandria and sixteen from Washington, is now
offered tor sale
There are THREE HUNDRED AND SEVEN
TY-FIyE ACRES. Of which, from eighty TO one
hundred are in timber, and tho remainder i under
strong fence. and divided into fields OF convenient
sire, with very productive soil, on which every
crop that can be grown IN this climate has been
successfully raiscu-tobacco, grain, hay, fruit, veg
crabl,s 1t il believed that this farm Is equalled
Nv lew on the tide water for profitable Investment
An average OF over twenty eight bushels OF
wheat per acre from the entire crop has been sold
from the place III good seasons; and tor several
wears past the iightcst crop vi corn mas averaged
over eight barrels forty bushelsl per acre. Steam
boats passing daily within q few hundred yards "I
the mansion, afford every facility Of communities
ton with the neghbouring cties-W ashington
and Alexandria as well Ms with Baltimore and
Richmond; and grain can be shipped on sailing
vessels to Alexandria for three, and 10 Baltimore
tor five cents per bushel. The estate fronts tor
about a hulf-a. mile on the River, and from its
compact shape, kind soil, and gently undulatlng
surface, entirely free Of stone, can be cultivated
well Al A very small cost. The improvements are
ofthc most substantial character. well arrang-
-- ed BRICK MANSION, containing ten rooms,
ti j. beautifully situated i'll grove oil hne trees
IN the bank of the Potomac, nearly opposite Mount
Vernon. The out houses ana iarm-buiidings ot
TIE best material, and built in the most durable
manner, are well arranged, and amply varied, ana
sufficient for al the requirements Of domestic and
farming purposes. A good garden, and a variety
Of iruIt will be found the place. All the adyan-
tagc. OF game and fish, pertaining 70 the neighb
ing estates On the Potomac, can he enjoyed here.
The nrlghbOuring society cannot DC eAce!ied, ana
there Is easy access TO churches and schools.
II desired. NEGROES and FARMING STOCh,
UTENSILS and GROW ING CROPS, can b-
bought with the farm, and possession can be given
whenever il IL desired by the purchaser. Mr. W.
Turner. who resides on the inrm Wall show Il 10
any one wishing /" purchase VINO may call on him:
and !vr terms. price de-, apply 70
JOHN A. WASHINGTON,
Mount Vernon, near Alexandria, Va.
II the above farm il not disposed Of at private
sale At an earlier day, il will De offered at public
auction to the highest bidder, on THURSDAY,
the tenth day OF November, log, al IL o'clock, NJ,
IL front .. TIE Mayors Office, il tie town o. Alex
andila. Virginia, on the following tsrms:--OHs
,Lgd oi lie purchase money in cash, and the re-
naindcr in four equal annual payments, bearing
interest, ami to b. secured by deed Of trust on
the laud. sep l2--eots J. a. W.
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cann REWARD.-Ranaway .ioin tie sub
SZUU scriber, near iiayma:k.t, Prince E" IL
..au, County, Va, The night Of the l"Ih q -
toser. my negro man WHITE. Saii n.sFm !
black about feet inches; weight ahoat ~ 's''
and !. about - wear. old. The clothing he wore
.,r,v consisted al blue frock coat. striped casi.
mer. pants. Panama hat. &C. lie LETT in company
with 4 man Of ny ueighbor, Mts. 6allaher.-
They are doubtless making their way - Tree
Safe. and | will give the above reward Tor my
man wherever taken and secured. = That 81
aiIn again. EDM NJ hEAh Err :
Prince William Comfy. Va oct 2l--e62w
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NEW THEATRE
ALENANDR
[ nder the Management Oi.........M. '. LinShs
THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 27ti,

Under the management o,..........M. V. bingham.
THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 27th,
vii! be presented
Sheridan Knowles Tragedy. IN > Aci-, entitled,
THE WlFE!'
TALE OF MANTrA.
Mariana. .................Miss =. lhomrS'n'
Julian 81 Pierre. ....................hf h'hs"'i
To conclude with the Farce Of the
ARTFUL D0DGER.
Margaret with songs l........Miss Addie Proctor
Timothy Dodgcr MI haino
Tickets admitting il Gentleman and Lady.......75c.
Do. do do two Lndics...Sl.
SINGLE TTCKETs:
parnuet soc. Dress Circle. % cts
n.t,~ Doors open Ut ito commence at =
O'Clock.
m" A portion Of the Gallery. liyht hand sidc,J
will be set apart for Coored Persons.
ne" Admission % cents. oct Ut
TIME MEMBERS OF TIE "POT0MAC,
i PIEDMONT AND VALLEY AGRICtL-
TURAL SOCIETY" and others. will please take
notice that the subscriber has just received from
New York and has now opened nj his establish
ment. on Fairfax street, one door South of King.
n select assortment Of FALL and WHIT X
GOODS, consisting Of CLOTHS, CASSlMERES,
yESTINGS &c. aud finer or more elegant sup
ply cannot be found in any Tailoring establish
mcnt in this city Cal! and examine for your
selves He has GOODS to suit the most iaShona-
bic and please the plaincst, all OF which will bc
made up 10 order, with nc tncss and dispatch
Gentleman at distance, hy transmitting thor
measures, together with their height. by mail, can
lie furnished with CLOTHES quality considered,
rs cheap a. they can be bought Il any house in
th, city.
All persons WISHING I" furnish their own goods
will have particular attention paid to them. Al
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MISERABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.--l of-
~ Ter Tor sale my FARM. known "Hi "
IHORA," lying in Rappahannock county, louc
olthe finest iarrii and grazing sections Of the
State, ~ mile, from the depot Of the Orange amt
Alexandria Railroad. al Culpeper Court House, by
a good turnpike containing FIVE III NDEED
AND THIRTY ACRES, 100 Of which-embrac-
ims luO Of iir-t-rae river b.,tom-is cleared, and
10 i gnt state If cultivation, including meadow
II ~ acres. The improvements are very superior
and very complete. and the HOMESTEAD.
L. with Is surrounding scenery, il weliknow
10 one Of the most beautiful in Virginia. The
health of the county il proyerbia, and the Villages
Of WoodytIlc AMI Sperryve ARE convenient, where
there are good Schools, and Churches VI the yart
Oh, denominations.
Ifrhe above property is not sold privately before
Wednesday, the 9Th Of November, il will on that
day be offered at public sale. X. ). VOSs.
Woodyiile, Rappahannock county, Va.
3n--IasyrqfhNDy
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4 YOUNG LADY Of some experience Is a
~ teacher. desires situation IN private iaml-
". viii teach the elementary and higher Eng
lii branches. French, and Music. References
given and required. Address Miss L. e. Berry
vile, Clarke County, Va. oct '-eou
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Nsw York, Oct 26.-Flour is heavy and gene
rally unchanged Wheat is dull and lower quail
,!e. are nomnally lM2c. lower. Corn is dull and
nominal. Mess Pork firm at $3.50; prime firm
II sll. Lard heavy and unchanged. Whiskey
!. dull a, esbc. stocks ruled heavy, closing
dull. Cumberland Coal Co. f4i. Va. Sc s4S.
M g., So
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OFFICE or THE ADAMS EXPRESS Co,
Alexandria Oct. Goth 1859.
TIME man who was arrested on Tuesday ias',
for utteriug "seditious Language, on the
steamer George Page, and represented as the
driver of an Express wagon" is not, nor has been
in any way connected with this Company.
oct 27-lt II. W. raLI--, Iee',-
DAVID FUNsTEN,
TTORNEY A I A ",
WILL practice in the several Courts IN Inc
w District of Columbia, and in the CIRCUIT
Court Of Alexandria. c;,,
OFFICE, No. 80, Louisiana avenue near 'he wy
Hall, Washington city 20, &C
RESIDENCE, Alexandris, Va. octI-u
nLAsTER.-250 tons Windsor Blue, for sale by
o.ty "A WHEAT BRO.
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DR.. MCGUIRE,

OFFERS his Professional services TO the ct-
~ zens Of Alexandria and the vicinity. Office al
tie 5. W. corner Of Prince aud Royal streets.
ian 2O--dsg
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LOG A L 1T E ID 8.

c,ry CorSCrr.-The Board of Aldermen
were in session on Tuesday night, and trans
acted some business, the official report OF
which will be found in another column Of
to.day's Gazette. There was no quorum
nreseut in the Common Council, and consc-
auently no business transacted.
Tur,7Rr-The bill for this evening is
very attractive, Miss Thompson appearing a
Mariana. in Knowles tragedy of The
Wife," supported by Miss Proctor, Mr..
Iingbam, and the other members of the ex-
cellent Company. Miss Proctor and Mr..
Lamb will appear in the afterpiece. The
attendance at the theatre Is very good, and
gives evidence Of the appreciation in which
the drama is held by our citizens.
I C,p,,zrp-A canal boat, loaded with -four,
from George Waters, Georgetown, Tor the
Steamer Mount Vernon. filled with water
Yesterday while living along side the Steamer,
and capsizcl. The -four. some tw"or three
hundred barrels, was recovered without beng
much damaged.
Tur Loyc BR1paE.-Travel has been re-
sumed over the Long Bridge, the repairs Of
rhat structure having been completed. The
draws Of the bridge have been reconstructed
and are now much lower than formerly. thus
admitting with greater ease the passage OF
vehicle, over them. The entire bridge Is now
in excellent condition, and Is a well ftted as
The old structure can be made 10 be- to resist
the tbaw OF next spring. The Alexandra
and WASHINGTON railroad has also been placed
in conpIetc order and travel is now passing
over it as freely a before the bridge was
closed Washington ComStfGt'"n
WASHINGTON ITEMS.-purlng the year
ending the 3O,h Of june 1879, the total
amount Of taxes collected was S23i,2O9.-
The Circuit Court is III session. Several
cases Of inquiry into the sanity of parties
have been concluded. Mr.. Corcoran's Art
Gallery is now 10 n far n til" completion OF
the brick and stoae work Of the basement.
A German youth, named Fritz, attempted to
commit suicide by firing pistol through
the front of his cap. Fortunately, however,
the ball only grazed his forehead and passed
out behind his head.
Tug WEATHER. on Tuesday evening, was
diversified by thunder squalls, with some
sharp lightning
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.or PRODUCE IN ALEXANDRIA;
PRICES ofi.rIs ND WAGONS, CYEsTERDAi9
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yIYANTED.-A Graduate OF Virginia Col
w lege, desires situation AZ Teacher Direct,
lstatinr salary,) Box 80, Alesandsis.
oct 24-6t
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.,v;I.ulot Profits 81 per cent
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Tug WEATHER, on Tuesday evening, was
diversified by thunder squalls. with some
sharp lightning.
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otf;.e On Frauk.in ST.. IN Metropolitan Hat.
!, In