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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-10-03

/ a1Enl "a 60. szsxu11CINo oIo.
ssAI6 lArgs md we'll furnished Irctsl, oentaiaing
= no rooms, hswSscsntly changed haAds-A. &.
Il oaAm rstifing eaA B. 4 6kinnos eao666u1ne him.
sJ.W. Naasn sail lSnains' = gDsps1lsAsn3 3ent.-
Both Msea3 6linn4s md Masss ~ ~oIl Nknewn
AAfongh0at The testssn country - gentlemsn Of
espsrtanoeia hotsl keepinsyAeA - oskeF assurance
q IN manner deserving ths patronage ef the pab-
Ac: Board 4i,6e pr day. fEeg
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RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF TIME!
r w n N Ha. " - n n NAY

cr,.rcr -. r,,rp,
CHAN0E VI ILME!
" 4 l. = MI
To take ehect on Monday, June 9th, 1859.
T~ROM and after the ahovc date and until fur-
r ther notice. two psuen rer Trains viii leave
Packet Depot, Ksokuk . follows:
First T,.i. ,eavs. K.orvl a.i,v fsun-
A.. -. ....... 1.aiy '0an
s.ecId r,elr i..x.. v.o.ns a.;,, ooo - =
rsnsa. - s-c-r,sN 49,! 1,.o
r;rs. IT,. sAsp n air. so
,snnd.~. 49, .rcsn,s.n., n'0's 'y 1..o
sacond Ty.in lssvss no,,.o.. a.,,v
rSrna... a...ntsN :. on''o's 14iy ..oo :
rr~n,yr nr, -
nEMPLlN, pLuMltkR . CO., Lssssss.
=. -. "a -, 0upeTlntenaent.
=: Z. Iswxssusr, Ticket Agent, Main-st.
srrn.-.t;.. -.sl- :. 80 49,. =: 49,.
- - m c~,eg{rr1ess .I~t -. AesFSs'
Jure 8. s6-1lv
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4.4
- NOW OPEN To CARTHAGE.
TIME TABLE NO. l,
70 take effect on and after Sept. IL, 1859.
Two TRAINS will leave Warsaw daily, (sun-
:! days exoepted,) viz; Freight and Accenmoda-
Leaves Warsaw wat.....,..........70 =. m.
Ksokuk and Hamilton. ......7:s0 .. n.
Arrives ~ Csrthsge........... ...-....6:so .. m.
RETURnING-chicago Mail and Express
Leaves Carthage at............... ......s:oo q m.
Keokuk and Hsniltou ......le:eo =. m.
Anavssae eHassav...-................. q. m.
Second Traln.-MaIl and Exprsss,
THROUGH 10
CHICAGO, BURLINGTON 4 QUINCY
RAILROAD DIRECT.
Leaves Mafsav, at.......................14o p. m.
ksossk ................ ........3:oe p. n.
RETUKNlN0--Frsigh and Aecommodaaion Train
q Ksokui and Haniiton at'..-53o ;. m.
Arrives 1t warsaw ...........ooo P. m.
Trains connect st Carthage With fast line Of
Troy Coaches,
Carrying the United states NAH to the :
Chicaks. DurIsngtsn 4 Quancy n. r. /.
MAKING suKE CONNECTIONS EAsr AzD WEsr.
- Passengsn leaving Ksokuk on ths p. -.
train rsach Chicago 1t 7:f5 next morning.
LesvnE 9 Chiss9 sn e = 1;ss ?. y; reach Ksoknk
ADPATENT SLEEPING CARS on all night
tTsina on G. b. 4 Q, Il. r.
THROUGH TICK ETs over this route t.
all The princiPsi places East, North and South
Bast ,ean Be procured 81 the
RAILROAD TICKET OFFICE,
hsin-st, between ist and E0KUK.
Z. =. BUELL.. y. n. TEwKSBURY n.
6aperiAtendent. Ticket Agent.
Sent. Is. '5Q d 94e
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-22
AUCTION SAL ES.

GALE OF VAIL ABLE REAL ~ STATE. %"
~ SiI NM } m l"m a"g@ D'otmt'', 1872
~ l. "o",'h, ~. ih' unirrsi-nrd ~ execution "'
ihe trusts ~ ace" TO h'ln ~ trustee. "'''a "n
the s'h 'iay oi MAY. 1890 ana recorded III h""h
~" -. page - ~ t"o a'rAannl'i '""'! LAM
Records. VIII 'Ar"Se i"r sale ~ tuhr Nu'il"i' ih
front :" he Mayor 'iHrc. ~ thr 'iiA ~ AIeNah
dra. w.. the property situated ~ sad city. "n the
north >uiv "i Cameron street, between h"Nat ana
PIT! streets, and described - follows:
NJ. IA TENEMENT aud LOT uf HEol ND.
beginning ~ the division line between Barker and
M.C"rmick. 80 tcut To- the eastward OF PIT street
aud running thence castward'N ai binding 81
Cameron street - feet. thence n"rthwardl!. and
parallel I" FIT AMI Royal streets, : icc I" ~
iont alley. running thr"ush the square: thence
westwariy. amd hmtng Oh said ailc! the dis
tancc OF the first line, I" the division iins between
Bnrkrr and VI, tnrim~k; theme" s"nihwa:diy with
II: Barker I" Tie beginning TN this lot y me
Ii thrcc-Stnry BRltk pN NELLlN,i, nearly new,
and supplied with all modern con, enrncrs. uas,
Water. IL.
NJ. "A VACANT LOT. adjoining Lot No. !
IN the east, beginning - irrf 1" the eastward Of
PIT street. nnd running thence cnstwardy and
binding On tamcruu street is feet. more or less.
10 u poin feet west ui the western wall "t th.
Theatre Building; thence n"rthmarily, and PAR.
allr to Royal street. > feet, to the 10 rri alcy
running through the square: thence wr,tHarily,
and bindin. on ,aid allen, the distance of The first
line IL the east line ur NJ. thence suuthward.
Is with the ca>, line ot Lot No /. Ia the b"giu.
mig
No. No.2.-ATENEMFNT ana LOT % GROUND.
hcriunin. Al a point G6 feet 10 the westward of
ROYAL street, ana running thence uorthwarlly,
and parallel 10 Royal street u cct inches to
the line Of English: thence westwardly, and par
allc with Cameron street, fee, 10 the east line
,i the Theatre alley: thence norhwardly, and
parallel with Royal street 3. feet ~ inches. more
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WASHINGTON & ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD.
ElH N :: -: - :;:sl

CHANGE OF EHoURS-WlNTER SCliEDl LIZ.
ON AND AFTER TIE 2irn DAY uF uCTO-
" BER, the Trains this Road. with their
Onnibuses, will connect with the Trains on the
Orange road. except the first which arrives ut $
A. NJ. and the Washington Branch Of the Baiii-
more Road, except the Train departing at GO
A. NJ.
Passengers will leave Alexandria for Washing
ton in the Cars every day, al the following hours
$50, 5. 9:lO. 1910, ll:lo. and 1910, a. NJ, and
2:lA BIO, l:iH. $40. and G:ln. i. W.
Passengers from Washington to Alexandria VIII
take the Omnhuscs ut the Office Of the Company,
as tollows:--6. 1Ij, y, 10, 1, and II. A. NJ, and
2, ), 4, 5, aud =, 7. NJ.
On Sundays, leave Alexandria ai?:lO. 1910, and
lilo, A. NJ. ani 2.lO, 3in. 49, and o:lo, L. NJ
Leave Washington ut 3, 10, and IL, A. NJ, and
=, 3, 1, and, ) i. vi.
Fare between Orange and Baltimore Depnt....3'c
st. Asaph street Depot 10 Baltimore Dcp"t......23e
Washington Office. e....2Oc.
Long Bridg Depot. l3c
na,- The 6:Sp 4. NJ. Tram Is the only r"r' con
nectiun with the I:IJ train from Washington
E,s" Light articles or bundles will hc forwarded
between Alexandria and Washington from me
office Of either place. Heavy treishtS VIII oe
transported over the road if delivered At the Depot
in Alexandria, ar ut Long Bridge station.
oet ol-u l.. :. BuINIUN, Clerk.
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DRY GOODS, & c.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

WE ARE Now RECEIVING \ Lhhn
w additional supply OF FANCY ana puM 70
TIC DRY GOODS, which IN c"nnsxioh WIN our
previous purchases, renders our STOCK uhusua'ls
attractive Having had the advantage oi the ia'e
New York and philadelphia auctions, we are en-
abled tn offer very many uooDs n ihu'h '''o"
the cost Of importation.
Plain and Fancy DRESS SlLhS
SIX Robes. in all the desirable c"I"rs
Plain, Black. Tatct,g Armour. and Gro dc Epson
SlLkS
Muu.laius and Nalcntia K"he'
Super Printed French DcLaincs
Bv.,,lcrc and plain Porllns
Satin Fac, and Crepe Finished French Merih"eS
French Mcrmoes and Gashlncres
Satin Alrion. and Pole De cCh"vre
Vclours and Mnntcbcllo Cloths
French and English ChintzcS. neat styles
Ladies' French Lawn and Linen Cambria Hand
kcrchets
Plain. llcmstichci and Embroidered III great Va
ric,y and very cheap
French EkhroicreS. "t every hind
Ladies Mcrinn and silk Vests
Woorn aud Cotton Hosiery, all kinds
White and cuIorci C"rsctts
Hoop skirts aud skirt Supporters. best Styles
SlIAWlS.
Erochc. Stella Msntila. and Blanket shnw'S
beautiful stock ui ClrakS
MOURNING GOODS.
super Brmhazincs and Alraccas
ropn> and Nalcncias
silk Warn Cashmere and Tamlse Cloth
Single and double width French Mousuines
French and English Mcrinoes
Layclla Cloths and DrE,5r,
Crepe and Love Wells
English and Italian Crcprs
FLAASEl.S.
10 / French, for Skir!ings
1T Swan skin ard SaNouy, extra heavy
Saxuuy aul Welsh do
super Whits Kcd. yellow. Grey. and domestic do
Sacking Flanncs. variety "f coiorS
BLANKETS.
-, lot, 4. l. /, and Is I super and common
Fed Blankets
Servants Blankets. in all grades
Crib and Cradle Blankets
Ready made Comforts
White aud rolurri CuuntcrpaineS
Linen aud Cotton Shrctnss and Pillow Castings
Super BED Shceings. best brands
Irish Linens, hcn,! a'id medium, warrah'e" pure
LLOTIls.
Black and Fancy r"l"rri Ci"tls, best makes
Black cnlored. and plain Beaver Cloth
Peter Sham and Pilot do
Plain, Black, Ribbed. and Fancy English and
Frcuch CaSSncr"s
Domestic do: Ecpcllant and Fcrcie do
Velvet. silk. aud WOODEN Ncstings
Ready made Town Shirts
Silk and Mrrin" Under Shirts and Drawers
Linen ilandkerchcis. ihomned:l SILK do
FTIaEp CLOTHS.
loo pieces fuli,i Cl"th-, some very superior
,,crrnnntowu rruitcntury. and Country l.insits
kvr.rI ;. Georgia plaids D,nnburgs, DomesticS
White and co"red Canton Flannel+
servant. ready made Pea Coats aud Jackets
CARPErINGS, OH. CLOTHS. dc.
Velvet and BRUSSELS. 3ply Sup Ingram
Worstyd WOODEN, and Cotton Venetian do
List, Rag, aud llrmp d"
Crumh Cloths. Bookings, Druggets, Rugs, Mats
Carpc; Stooly. &c.
Iltn /; ward wide Floor oil Cloths. cut to suit.
oct al--Im q. X. WITMER BROS.
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FULL FALL SUPPLIES.
II. II. MILLER, son l. CO,
IMPORTERS OF QUEENSWARE.
ls4 CRATES AND H0GsHRADs,

NTHiCll gives them full aud complete as
w sortincnt Of GOODS, and they are now pre-
pared 10 I'LL al! orders from country merchants and
others OF quality unsurpassed in any other city.
and at prices, which they a.'ert will be found. BY
compari,on ~ l"w a any Of the Northern cities.
r. II. NJ, son 4 CO., hope to convince Nn-
gina Merchants by rigid scrutiny, if they will
"aly rrg that they uced not patroniZe crockcry
house out ut tue State
K. II. NJ, son 4 co. are prepared to do their
pat IL retain il in the Commonwealth.
tifL IA 10
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BbOk-ElNDEN AND falEh III LEN.
w. 10 Prince M,,rt. oip"-ite tie Gu>rne U.!hc'.
kLENN NNpEIh, Va.
Music. Magazines, and Old Books bound N
ISl any style. | also RULE. and make to order
ANY description Of BLANK BOOKS. which will
warrant to hc mndc .! the best paper and materials
and bound in the strongest mnnncr. Bank Officers,
Bankers, Merchants. Clerks OF Courts. Hotel Keep
ers Insurance COMPANIES. and all vii" want Blank
BOOKS are respectfully invited 10 give me call.
/,
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DINNER AND TEA SETS.

l. RENCH PORCELAIN DINNER SETS,
white gold band, and decorated.
French Porcelain PLATES, DISHES, &C., dc.,
separate, for sets.
French Porcelain TEA SETS, white, white and
gold, gilt and decorated.
English White Granite TEA SETTS and PIECES,
separate.
English White Granite Ewers aud Basins, and
Chambers.
English White Granite Foot Baths, Slop Jars, &c.
DO do. do. Pitchers, Mugs, dc., &C.,
in any quantities. wholesale and retail ut prices
that cannot t,il 10 please.
gth mo - X. II. MILLER, son 1 co.
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GREEN'S MANSION HOUSE,

CuKNEi; OF CAMERON AND FAiRFAA SIS.
rINnlS well known aud ruPi LAR HOTEL.
i having undergone TH0hGt 81 REAoFA-
TION rri REiiEliSHINh, is now open, with
everything complete, t"r the convenience and A..
camr,o,latiom Of BOAHDEKS and TRAN ELERS.
G's' The Proprietor has secured the services oi
GEORGE l.. STEW ART and SAM Ell +.
GREGORY. under mh"sc JOINT management II"
pain. m;i hr spared t. sustain the reputation oi
IN. HOUSE a. II FIRST CLASS UOTEL in
every respect. JAMES hhEtN.
Ii, E,Iruurv
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! EDWARD CHASE, M. D.,

nENTAL 81 RECON. corner ~ Washington
- and King streets. ij"r"nfrj", W.
nt,~ Entrance on Washington street. Office
hours from o'clock, a. Nj, toi I. NJ
ic diff
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CHANCE OF RS!.


.r~, GEORGE PAGE and <T-A
xsssss.s:l TH0S C0LLYER. Sssiiiif1
Sva Washington Steamer GEORGES PAGE
-s,o, y, SID ~. u. M, l2i, 3. 5, and % p. N.
From W"htu.:s steamer THOS. CoLLf kH
-ss, 10, a, L. m.. 2 !, and a. z. m.
s'cn Nexauirla GEORGE PALE
MS TO- 1t! a. m, ", I, and ~ p. m.
From Alexandria Steamer ThOs. COLLf kR
-aIS, | a M. |. 3, and l.! p. m. except Tues
"a, aud Friday mornings, when the COLLf nm
VI rnn her regular trips to MOUNT VERNON,
nsv'et'ivrc. and omit her trips between Washing
ami Alexandria from = n IN, 10 p. IN. only
iae J, :. a m. aud u p. N. boats from Alex
nN,, ,luucct with the trans Of the baltimore and
Vi9 Rairos,! Tor the North aud West.
les a. IA aud 1! p N. boat. from Washing
|sc0aaet, With the trains IL The Orange and Al
'i'airla Railroad for the South aud south West.
Hlg If
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ORANGE 8 ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD.


~ IL VI i-.YEEss
ON AND AFTEk MUADAl, JULY I. 1892
Y the Train leaves Alexandrn daily, Al o'clock
A. NJ. fer tiorluns, lille. connecting with the Trans
on the Virginia Central Railroad. for Richmond
and the West and with the Trains on the ManaS-
sa. Gap Railroad. for Mt Jackson. Woodstock
Warren White sulphur Springs, and intermediate
points.
The Train leaves daily, Sunday night excepted J
Mt II o'clock i. NJ, Tor RIcn"uG, New Orleans,
Memphis and intermediate points.
Through Tickets al The Railroad Station.
The Trains leave Alexandria III :. A. VI. ana
7:30. p. NJ: arriving =, Alexandria n ,, T. NJ and
3, A. NJ Leave Gordons,ic at lO:"o, y. NJ, and
1890 p NJ.
No Nigh, Train on sunday
iy4-tf !. r. NICkLIN. Ticket Agent.
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Army n SlIlNN'S
ROTTLED MINERAL WATERS AND CIDER

MASSEY, COLLINS 4 COS
PHILADELPHIA DRAUGHT ALE.
BOTgLEB pOhTER, iLE, iAD HEAD.
CIDER on DRAu Il II I,
In quantities 10 suit purchasers.
BRASS BEER COCKS AND CUBA HONEY,
Constantly on hand aud Tor sale hy
LOUIS &. Army,
rs y. Wa,er.st., Alexandria.
.c1S- Country orders solicited, and promptly
filled. le eIi-a'!
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WHEELER & WILSON'S NOISELEss SEW
ING MACHINES
u. 3. RICHiRDS, j.,

llO, kl>o STREET, ALEXANDRIA, Va.
4 CENT For THE ABOVE MACHINES,
IA will sell them at factory prices, and deliver
them at any Railroad station within loo miles Of
Alexandria. tree OF expense 10 the purchaser, aud
keep rh,m III repair until they wear out.
uuS L. 1t.
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DR.. HAROLD SN0WDEN
GORGE SIGG ERS,

nFFEES his Professional Services to the cii-
" zens Of Alexandria und vicinity. Office No.
/. North ritt street. noN - II
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NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY.

- 80
"a e - ::;..;.;..rt . 4.
INROM BALTIMORE 10 tlliCAHo III 80
hours, with only two changes of ears.
TRAINS leave Calvert Station Baltimore. dal-
", (Suudays exceptcd,l n ia. \. NJ, and D. J..
NJ, for Pittsburg, Cleveland, Chicago, Cmcinhati'
and st. Louis
For Elmiru. Buffalo. niagara Fails. Canandai-
gun, Rochester. and all parts oi Canada. trains
leave daily. Sundays cNcepted,) at I.@O, A. NJ,
and ). p NJ.
Passengers from Washington and South. buy
tickets only 10 Baltimore where they can be pro
cured 10 all points. JOHN l. kluNEr'
Assistant Superintendent.
RAJ con 10
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JEI rEkSON TACEY,

PAPER HANGER. IFIulrIERER. ulLbEk,
Ind Ruu~r U.rog"t"r IA h,H.rdi.
\ATIIlLST returning his grateful acknowledge
w mcnts to his numerous friends fer their very
liberal encouragement during the two Years hr ha-
been amongst them, them that II will be his
continued effort t. them with prumptnesS
and ri moderate charges, AT hls old stand N" l49
NORTH SINK kISG SrRLEr. ALtNANhsIA. mh ~
D. L. SM00T, Attorney at Law.
OGr,. W. II. SoNth Royrt .tre,f. iisr""irin. "a.
l.s~ Practices in AlcNandria. the nrishhorin.
counties and Washington city. ProGpt returns
nal Of all money collected
RrrrHEScES- Mc.srS McNcnl 1 Jones. Halti
more: Mcs.rs g. { r. Parker Co.,. Washington
city; M,ssrs Smort lihler 4 Co.. Alexandria, Va;
Mcssrs. Burke i Herbert, Alexandria, VA.
NH q IY
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BUSINESS CARDS.
J. u. CoRSE. ~ =. .o"' 20
Ranking. Exchange, and Collection Office Of

j. u.
Banking, Exchange. and Collection Office Of
CokSE BkOT II EES.
No. ~ Erchdnye Bl"rk.
llrE will make Collections on all accessible
w puints in the nitcd States. and hold pro
c,,,ls subiec, to Check. or remit promptly to any
designated point.
We will deal i'll Exchange. Tire B'tt". fr"m'"-
sory Mates, Incurr,ld N~nry. Can, de-
STOCKS and other SECURITIES bought and sold
on Commissions AMI LOANS negotiated on favor
abl, terms Interest allowed I" Dcp"sit"rs
A varied experience "f many years III tins huSi.
ncs, enable. Il. to offer services with confidence
to the public. 'e" u"
- prrky ARTHUR HERBERT
Banking, Exchange. and Collection Office OF
BURKE HER BERT.
Garner of Primo, ant FutLJdr H't't'.
N(TE will make Collections on a', a',r's'''e
w points in the United States, and hold pre-
creds subject To Check. or remit promptly to any
designated point.
We will deal in Er,Longc. Tjm" BHls. Pr"mis-
so,g Noi,s inru,r.m Money. cam, dr.
STOCKS and other SEcr RITES bought and sold
on Commission. Jan l--tt
DAVID FUNsTEN.
ATrORNEl 4 4 / ",
NlTILL practice in the several Courts IN she
w District "f Columbia, and III tho Clrrhil
Court of Alexandria.
OFFICE. No. 20, Louisiana avenue near '"e ~!
Hall. Washington city
REsIrrxcE. Alexandria, Va. oct I'll
ROBERT H NASH,
NIRBLF work ER.
NJ. IS, .S,mi Fnictnr street, opp"s'ic 'bS f'rsf
P,..Lgtcrin. Cbnrch.
vHONV MENTS. TOMES, llEADSTONES,
Nl TABLE. COUNTER and WASiiSIAND
SLABS, SlLLS, aud LINTELS, on hand aud
made to order, ut moderate prices.
~. Orders from the country promptly attended
;, aug 27--i%m
M. ELDRIDGE & CO.,
GENERAL "a N.HISNfON NERtW1NIN
AND AGENTS FOE BOSTON PACKETS
NJ EinRIDGE Union " haLj, Aic,o"dr", :"
4. REED. aug "o--tf
ISAAC PAUL,
Formerly OF Winchester. Nirgnn,
Faytrariing and Commission Merchant.
And dealer i'll
GROCERIES, SALT PLASTER, Gt ANU A'H
Corner OF Mon and Qaeen streets.
On The Raiiroud, .lisrand,ia, "a.
jy l9-tf --..-..--.------
MARSHALL & CO.,
G.ncsrs. Coma,i>.tDn and l"r"a'dn2 -ic,th""'S
Al The old stand Of Marshall Il Ward.
No. IL, King-street, Alexandria Virginia.
oct 5
PENEYBACKER PERRY BROTHERS,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
ANpC CASH DEALERS -
GROCERIES. SALT, PLASTER, ~.
}. 5. rrnnybarker ALEXANDRIA, Va
William Perry,
J,,.uh perry. aug If
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DRY GOODS, &c.

lust RECElNED-3O pieces fancy Mousliue.
q at liz 10 25c.. very cheap
10 pieces peBage and Lava Cloth. at l2!c.
Another lot of these beautiful and cheap Rstcrsa-
bic ShnwlS
100 pieces Fancy Prints, from Ct I" IKE
10 CaSSinetiS
Beaver Cloth. aud Fancy Cashmere.
30 piece, t aud - FuIlel Cl"ths. extra quality
80 3-4t"5 Plaid and striped LiuseyS
10 pairs sup. Bed Blankets
loo Negro do
IN pieces White and cnorci Flannel,
Brown and Hica"hrd Shcctius and >hirtingS. with
many other GOODS 10 which We invite attention.
nov II H. X. WlTMEK 4 BROS.
vUTlCE.-Just received, - pieces oi Fancy
~ DcLain,s
% pieces Fancy Prints
Black and Brown mixed Inseys
kentucky Jeans. tcAtral
10 Sleeps trey Cashmere
10 superior SatinrttS
10 Buachci 4 Brown Canton FlanmelS
10 Manchester GnghamS
10 lnsry. II % and II els
. bales extra + Fullcl Cloth. all Of which
! will sell at the lowest market prices.
nov II WM. y. EERkLE>.
I,LOkkS OPEN THIS DAY.-We call atteu-
Y tinn 10 our fourth Invoice ut Ladies CLOAkS.
the newest and most desirable styles Of the
Also pure silk Cloakmg Velvet, heavy beaver and
Cl"aking Cloths, with many other goods 10 suit
the present and approaching season
ASllBY ( WOOD, King street.
Under Orange ami AlcNandria Railroad Office.
n"y u
l. ID GLovES-I have just opened large
IN .ortiucnt If Ladies and Gcnticmens Kid
,;l"yes. Linen Cambria llandkcrchieis black AMI
brown lIvsirryS Ladies Merno Vests. Geutlcncns'
Mermr Vests and Pants. Buyers will find IT I"
their interest 10 call and examine before purrhas.
ing elsewhere. ". y. BERklEl.
nov Is
4 SHBY WOOD take pleasure in announc-
n ing IL their friends and the public. that they
have now in store M elegant assortment oi nj
kinds of GOODS to suit the present and approach
ing season An examination of our stock is s"l-
cited by dealers generally. NJ. l7o King street.
under Orange and Alexandria Railroad Office.
nov >
CTILL ANOTHER SIPPLY.-We have just
- received m additional supply of CLOAkS to
which We invite attention.
nov Il t. W. WILMER 4 BRO.
I,LuTH CLoaKS-.Tust rccciv od another sup,
u ply nf those desirable CLOTH CLuAkS, per
Adams Express.
nov BRYAN / ADAMS.
I
ID store one piece ol very superior B!arh SIX
Velvet Tor Cloaks ASllBY 4 WOOD.
nov -
tW VAN Tx NJ " y ii,
- lust received and for sale II
nor Is MEIENBERnS.
INMBRUIDERIES.- TREAT bargains in Collars
IL and Sets, at ). 4 W. MEl ENBERGS,
oct ~ corner Of King and Pitt streets.
ILOAkS-E Elegant Cloaks, Just opened at
\ nay ii ASllBY 4 WQODb
TISRASELlNG SHAW LIS Tor gentlemen. 1T
nov ) MEIENBERG'S.
4 ACE CURTAINS, at
| noyI4 ASuBN WOODS.
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d. NOTlCE.-Thc steamer JiREN
es.aNfIr having resumed her route on
!, Potomac River. will leave Washington on
s,pAiS aud FRIDAYS. 1t .. A. N. Return
s!hl ie.'~ Currionan on WEDN NESDAiS and
".'rDiiN. stopping at all the regular LaAd-
~ s:ns aud returning.
LUCiEG ). PAGE. Proprietor.
AIH borSR, AGENT, NH lU--tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-22
NO. 277.
MISCELLANEOUS READING.

\ WORD ABOUT School GIRLs.--'The prIn-
cipal ot one IT the best and most popular ie-
m..le boarding schools in New York lately
said that she considered almost every one ot
her pupils = proper subject for medical treat
mrnt. Al first thought We would say that
she ought 10 name her school Mrs. .----s
fashionable hospital. But what, then should
We style the numerous schools which are not
- good a> hers? The fault is with 10 one
person, hut with our habits of life. IL j. u
notorious fact thar the women ot this country
arr lar less robust and hea lthy then their
co,l>lrs III England They live too much IN
doors. and III u,erheatsd and ill-yentllatrd
rooms They take tno little exercise. Their
nervous system is developed too rapidly and
the muscular system the vital powers, are u"
much neglected The school occupies The
girls morning entirely. music and other a.
conplishments the afternoon, study or -ncr
~ the evening and too much Of the night,
aud the few hours left for sleep do not suffice
u rest and refresh the body for the same wea
ryimg round the next day.
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..M~A NOTICE. The Steamer COLu0-
ssssEBIA, Capt. James Harper, having
F'a sotonghly repaired aul improved. will re-
"as be- irirs between Baltimore aud thus place,
a'14s Baltimore. on saturday. 18th instant, ut >
'"~'t' aud returning, leave this place, ON tho fol-
"'as Wednesday. at !. A. NJ
WHEAT 4 BRO. Agents.
The frri .:ht On merchandise for the differ
n''4aiin.s on the river. will invariably DO requir
M aiyance. mh Is
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LUMBER. LATHS. LIME. &c.

o"bEh, LATHS, LIME, &C.
aStk, COAL, AND WOOD YARD.-Cor-
tn'o"nni Qnr," Streets, Eos,h.--Where
repaired 10 furnish every description Of
A.. u SHINGLES. LATilS, LIME, &c.
u,r'A and Five WOOD. Red and White Ash,
a., @oerisnt COAL. which am selling low for
,g,, ~ .easonable terms 10 good customers.
su L. w. BARKER,
-. have on hand and am constantly re-
n,s' N'ms, ANTHRACITE COAL, Of the best
E..s'' ior family usc-yUMBERLAND COAL,
az, ss srostburg Mines. by the cargo, carload,
a., s"s . ion Fsctoue. furnish.d with the run, ,of-
~. a.''Sest Rates Apply to
@a..-u ID. B. SMITH. Queen st. Wharf.
q RNohlA CITY six per cont STOCK,
NIs I'si aud Coupon, for sale by 't sI.
cORsE BR0THRR6.