Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-20

BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

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A DAM BEDE!-ADAM BEDE!!-The most
II popular book Of the day-Great sensation
every body and their children reading Adam Bedc
fresh supply of this extraordinary book just re-
ceived and FOR sale at FRENCH'S Book anil Pc
riodical D,pot, price 81.
The Dictionary Of Love. containing dehnltloh
Of all the terms used in the tender passion, with
rare quotations from the ancient aud modern poets
OF all nations; together with specimens oil curious
model love letters and many other interesting mat
tiers apperainng to love, never before pubiished.-
The whole forming a remarkable text book for all
lovers, translated by Theocritus price 81.
Redmond O'Neil. or the Substance and the Shii.
dow, by j. +. Smith. author of Amy Lawrence
Harry Ashton" winnie Gray Gus Howard.
Nix Max for October. full Of fun. Zoe.
Constantly receiving new books. papers, maya
zines. &C., &c. sep l6l q. L. FRENCH.
MORE NEW BUOkS.-Life and Liberty in
Nl America, 10y Charles Mackey 81
French select glossary Of English Words used
formerl? in senses different from the present zoe
Pinneas English Teacher. 62c.
Porter and Nortons First Book in Science, ,oc'
Parker and Watson's Readers Nos. |. ,, 3 and !.
Ccwdery's Moral Lessons, 1jc.
Church's Calculus. 81.
Churcl's Analytical Geometry. So.
And many Others just received by
sepl5 JOHN II. PARROTT.
STaMES ENTWISLE & SONS ESTAB-
y LISHMENT.'.-"0u readers will find at
the establishment Of the above '"t"pris'ng hrm
King street, near Sarepta Hall, lin fact No ~
Alexandria. Va. fine assortment OF Boohs
and STATIONERY"
'They are nat y"pnl beginners, having been
selling BOOKS, &C. for twenty years, ~ h''
place, but are already doing fine trade, and not
being satisfied with their present amount oi hu>i-
tipyt rake
numerous friends aud customers. that they Will
sell everything in their line low rs any Balti-
more house, and AT discount from H'-h'"gf"'
prices, and rely upon the patronage OF generous
public to sustain them in order that the citizens OF
Alexandria may not be compelled 10 buy their
BOOKS and STATIONERY in Washington.
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NEW BOOKS. MAGAZINES AND PAPERS
IN at GEO. SIGGER'S B"ok ond Ptr'od'cut
Store, IS Prince street.
The Mohicaps of Paris. new and original No.
vel. by Alexander Dumas. price 5nc.
Ballou's Dollar Monthly Magazine, for October
Toe.
Yankee Notions for October, 10.
Comic Monthly for October. Zoe.
Halls journal for September. he.
Magazines on hand for September.
Harpcr's Magazine. 2Jc.
Godeys Lady's Book, 2jc.
Frank Lcslic's Gazette Of Fashion. Zoe.
Peterson's National Magazine, Isl.
Ladies' American Magazine, Isl.
Arthurs Home Magazine, Isl.
The Illustrated London News, with splendid
coored supplement. soc.
The cheap edition of the Waycrly Novels, in q
volumes, price 2jc. per volume, or the complete
set for s..
Also Dickens works gotten up in the same style
-, l...I hey rum
from the press.
NY. Ledger, Mcrrary. Weekly. Flag. Line Of,
Battle ship, Waserly. lIarrcr's Weekly, Lcsr''
Illustrated News. Boston Pilot, Irish News. Police
Gazette, \. \. Clipper. and every thing III the
Book. Periodical and Newspaper line. sep
MORE NEW BOOKS. K"ckog'r Trnr-i,.-
Al Life and Liberty in America. or Sketches ot
Tour in the United States and Canada, i'll 1857,
$. by Charles Mackay, LID, +. ). A., with ten
illustrations, price 81
Anna Clayton, or the Inquirer after Truth, by
Rev. Francis Marion Dimmick, A. NJ. 81.
HumJoidt's G"smos.A sketch of Physical
Description Of the Universe. by Alexander Won
Humboldt. translated from the German. by L. C.
Otte, in five volumes, $l2j. just published, and
for sale by sep d ROBERT BELL.
INo PARENTS, TEACHERS AND SCIIOL-
i ARS.-Thcrei> no sort Of necessity for your
gong away iruu AlcNIhHrld 10 my your b''hS.
| STATIONARY. MI SIC. &C., n have just made
my customary additions I" my stock 81 such things;
but if | should be out .. any thing you may want.
why there's IN En;wisc, Bell, and Il French,
and between all. Your wants, in our line, can lac
met upon satisfactory terms aS clscw here. Take
care Of your own people, and wha, money you have
to spend let il DO done at huine, and you will have
a chance 10 have il return to you again; but II il
goes over the Potomac, You will see it never more.
Please to bear this in mind-I speak n TO the
wise, judge yc accordingly.
sep 3-tf JOHN ii. PARRoTT