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AMERICANS ABROAD.--The following is list OF
Americans registered at the Banking Office of Lau-
sing, Baldwin & Co.. No. Place de Ia Bourse, Psrs,
from Sept IL to Sept. -, 1859:
Dr. Dubois family w. Donaldson and family, DR. C. d.
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r. Nash, DR.. H. Gsnsop Dr. Har.'u New York w. ~ kse
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John and sister Ohio Mr. Ward, Dr. J. CnesAn
family GouIdin South Carolina; James HooPsI'
AZ g. Hooper, MaIylhn q. w. Gregory Ne~ Je.sey A. d.
Tiaany Missouri c. j. Stne, Penusyyans; w Llhin lli-
mis-; A. w Merriam, Louisiana E. Dyer and family, Rhode
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New COUSTERFETS Samuel Russell aud Samuel
Snow arrested Tuesday night charged With h.rins
passed counterfeit bills puporng TO be the issue Of tae
M,rcbants BsDt Of newYort Three complaints lodged
and several bills Of the description found
Ia their possession The c'uDtees may ea,y be detected
they not posses mark. Justice Kelly committed
he 10
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SUPREME COuRr-Cu,asrRs-Oct l2-Bsfors Jus.ic


THE SPIRITUAL RAPE CASE.
Samuel O. hornu sgt. Nelson A. Hume.
Motion for plaintiff TO file security for costs he being
non redept The motion was denied plaintiff co's w. TO
abide event.
DECISIONS.
Abraham Cutler agt. Walter Field.-Moton granted
James Cunningham sgt George Kendall c. s-No.icn de-
MED pA pt.h's cosrs : 10, 10 ABIDE event
Cbsf. B.uzi.er 81 al set william Gibson Motion granted,
provided DESCENDANT wi fourteen days applies for and obtains
giyios him leave put in an answer sacn leave Is
nj obtained the motion Is denied IL pAiuiif 0Qeco 10 the
delay he file security with Justification in which case the
stay Of prc1eedn.s Is vacated. , 49,,
purchaser ~ complete his purchaie sianted 80
Tboms, 4. Ha~ey, SC. agt EDWARD l. hASes-MOti'A 70
char re pace Of r.l granted, coats 10 abide event
Nav Aroipere Culbert aeL Thomas Cliber-Aeport oil
referee continued, and judgment orieIed
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RusAwAY.-On Tuesday afternoon pair Of horses
belonging 20 Brown Geee took fright and Of In their
urn knocking down seriously ipurins Children ned
Sarah, Martha and Eliza Csvaash living at No q 0o,rck
Que Of The little girls viii probably die from
Of the WOUNDS received.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-13

SrABnrsc ArrRAY.-A difficulty occurred on Tues
day evening at house known as the o!d ChurVn III
Eighty seventh street, near Fourth avenue woicn
resulted in the serious woundng of Patrick welsh aod
Maria, his wife. 1t appears that man named Moses
Stafford had been boarding with Mr.. Weisn' ana
being unable to pay his board had been Obliged 10
find other quarters. He moved 10 Eightieth street,
near Second avenue, and while there his child died,
and as he had money to bury it, he called at
Welsh's to borrow Stafford FIRST asked
brother of Mrs. Welsh for the money, and was
refused, wbereupon Mrs Welsh made some remark,
when Stafford drew knife and stabbed her in the
lower part Of the aldo ren, INJECTING wound that Is
thought to be fatal. At this Mr.. Welsh appeared
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ARRESTED on SUsPIcIos.-Andrew and Vim. Curtis
were arrested Tuesday Eight having
concerned in the robbery jewery sore of B. L Hood
10 Albany At the residence OF the accused No 1cs Wee.
Forty fret street the officers found large LIT Of burglar too
arc also shout 900 worth Of wey which supposed be
portion OF that obtained Albany TIE Cuftses we'll
Known 70 the police said one term
sng They wereisent 70 Albany "Wednesday.
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Annexed is the vote cast yesterday Tor Directors
for the Enc Railroad. The opposition ticket il vii
be seen, made very respectable SHOW, although far
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COURT OF GENERAL sEssloNs-ocr. le.-set0r


Thomas Csrrigan pleaded guilty of grand larceny,
and was sentenced 10 the Peuitentary for tSo yesu
john GlyI Patrick Deyne were sTAeaea on the same
charge and remanded for seneDce. -, ,.,.,.
obp ewar and Ausustus Beo the hots porter aud
Long sard with carrying Cd cas
Of behnes worth from Wb.mgs No ~ Conrrard' street
on the eth Their plea was that thiTd pes9n wei.
man. and requested them 70 40 oon OF to-u
ber Cd the look work a. the time Tnsy were .uhd
guilty AND sentenced the State Prison for TWO yeas ana SIX
months. =, - nj, 4. .k.,,.a
The case of Samuel Hankinn alias D. Band VINO charged
with hbelins Dr. VIM NJ. Gss spohecary a. tne corner oi
Tbise,th and Sixth ~ writing seuous poem
and distributing the reghbothood at hsat Vas cAsu
by the clerb but without esPobs MI spsiy tne
londsuao 500 in OF the o9od doctor no1
stepped forward and said that he naa not seq
HsnLinson f The Recorder Therefore pronounce
The bail forfeited the suggestion that Hsnhinson mad
better &c, into Court again -. 20
Two bows md intelligent APPEARANCE ard aoou' -
years of age Edward Swreny and Stephen iar were
CHARGED with highway robbery committed az noooday OF Tue
.. sou Of Edward McDouad in an sey near Cn'rfy street
Mcdonald abp;y STACKED BY them and cnosed ~ me
ore while the other Md bis pockets OF SIS lie itehsd
Sery who cbokee him. bat Dot 80 cootdeI
asto Leary They both pleaded guilty S~e.y wss sentenced
PeIi.entsy for three years and Leary After repnAnd
An sI.rd hopler named May Graham, woman Of pecu
liar or cutie intelligent arpeaE1sce, ara red
on the chre OF osvng carried ID twelve pieces OF vestnz from
Far Bsawins clothing IN the Bo~-y on ne go ir
suspected .cconphce in the business named Mary hoss,
ws. arrested time. but subsequently, discharged on
haoess corpus by Judge Davis The exaniraon OF ss'ef
witnesses postponed til today. Adjourned
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THE PyII.sTRITT kURDER.-Dennis McIIenry
died on Tuesday night, at the City Hospital, in con.
sequence Of the wounds received by him at the hands
Of John ktmsns, MOpdsy night At The store Of the
latter in Pel street Coroner Jackmsn held al ante
nortem examination upon the person Of McIienry,
and from The evidence then elected the jay fouud
that the stsbbirg wholly unjastifabls The came
Coroner will hold an inquest upon the body Of de-
ceased TO day, at which time post-mortem e1amins-
ton will be made. The stabbng was the result of
di,pute between the partes about toe payment for
few drinks, ard the wounds were inflicted with a
sword. kIloaps surrendered himself on Tuesday
morning, and is stll in custody.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-13

the largest receipt Of treasure tina. has ever arrived
at this port from Central Amercs and California
The following is the amour. OF cosl transported on
the Delaware and Hudson Canal for the week ending
9Th pst for the season to same date, and during the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-13
KINGS COUNTY SUPREME CoURT-sPEclAL Term
Ocr IL Before Judge EMorr.-DLcisIo,s; 49,
Arson Blake sgt. Ed~ard ID. James ct a.-tiv

Ocr IL Before Judge ENorr.-DEcisIoAs; 49,
Arson Blake ACT. Edward ID. James ct alive
salts -.
Charles w. COPELAND sgt. Same. Motions TO open
defaults denied Of motion, 20 D. paid ~ tne
defendant James, surplus The sale bgi ~iino
pre- udce ther application .hosing the qgess 70 Dc
appeal and producing prof. OF the sdFice Of o
D cent counsel bat the order j. erroneouS
The People rel. Sheehan sgt. Samuel d. doTris,
County The otion Of should hsvs been 'ryed
upon party attorney counsel WHO appeared iF an
receive such notice. The deli Is therefore sci ssds, IN
9 10 costs, TO abide the event
chapge the without costa -,
Peter Miller act. james l.. Wilson and o.hars-Ihe
tie wife by ,b ~ho hst sesy appeared
~ he husband sufficient. and Judgment rAneot be skrn
% br line mourning bad expired. The present. ApPlca
tin Is therefore denied without coats
Philip III. BeY.ian at. Mathew Mchean.-Ine JgoS-
eut ana snbsequen: proceeding be Get ssee ne
o,,eDdaut within days aer notice Of ms osef gs e
go of lie demurrer the Of the Jl1s-os AMI s9eI zee
NM ,hs executo 10 casts Of sc.ioa; Of sa
e C.rk Of Necheser County security AID . soae ns
event OF The suii answer, VIE
rnnry 10 try the the next Weseleef Slii sa 20
"a. Il on the trial Sherfs minutes q the testimony o. so
i "a. sgorn befrie the Jgy TO suepcns and
s.s, al The tia, 10 D. called and examined ey tie Psn1
Le.e ooDcitons complied wih, ne n'SsA asSa'
With SO cos's -, - H.. c,L,oassr -
Motion v.ca,e amount rsa'es SiA >ie oos % %
-. ~ sg,irs Plaintiffs juesueut. II ileg rsoFst. r.
In The mater OF tue will oi Francis l. SsrdiSro.-of
a.. f The .asosa,es 20 Dc ss''F'a "a aeea
Ia he ORDER.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES a. the Porh oompsFed VI
Las, wear 900 bses ExpoRrS-ncease 70 Great brt.n,
50 O bales Increase France 1000; iacresss 10 othss forD
Ports l. o0e tstsi incresse In expofts Sl0e.
Messr.W. T. Coleman & Co.s circular Of SeptemeW
49, speaking ofmoney matters in San Trsacisco says:
"Op all bards bow,vsr. We hear tia. mooey eesree ssa
tboush tie rates nomnay the Tor tee p
ceedI steamer C2a crn IL In cases extssmey ssssk
ionsl only tbs. loans be effected o. rats loser
remaining Interest and Sinking Fond Of 3D. on yaes
1859 amount bling si2 7z3 20 were opened NE 49,
In the stas Controlled on tes -
las, They ges from st 90 ess So Tae ssesssfa ~
ders were Whe. and John Perry, @ the osnsf esv-
ens 81 bonds esq 90. and the attsf eseoo ~ -
Amount rraeensd, 1900 for $L2fo .. .
The amount Of funds In the State Treasury, q 10
commencement Of business, September IL, W.
1850 800 90. The exports Of treasure sinos Ssptsmbs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-13

At meeting Of the new Bossd to-day, Mr.. Samuel
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-10
NO. 267.
MIsCELLANE0Us READING.

From the Ladys Magazine, published \. ID. 1871.
THE SONG OF CONsTANCY
Now. Joan, We are marfed-snd now lei me say
Tho both in youth, yet that youth will decay:
la our journey thro life, my dear Joan, suppose,
We .hall OFT meet Brambe-and sometimes
Rose.
When cloud on thi. forehead shall iarken my
day.
Thy sunshine of sweetness must smile II away
And when the dull vapor shall dwell upon thine,
To chase 1.-THE labor and triumph he mine.
Thou shalt milk our one cow, and il Fortune pur-
In good time, with her blessing, my Joan shull
milk two;
will till our small field. while my pratte and ssns
Shall charm, a. drive the bright plough ,hare
along
When fnishd the day, by the fire we'll regale,
And treat our good neighbor st eve with our ale;
For, JOAN who could wish for self only 10 lave,
one blessing OF life. my dear girl, is to give!
Fen the red breast and wren shall not seek IL.
VAIN,
While thou hast a crumb, or thy CORN grain
Not only their songs will they pour from the grove,
But yield, hy example. sweet lessons OF love
Tho thy beauty must fade, yet thy youth III re
member,
That thy May was my own, when thou shewe'l De
cember;
And when Age To my head shall his winter impart,
The summer of love shall rePose In my heart!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-10
NEW STOVE AND TIN STORE,
No. Ia Fairfax Street, Alexandria, Va.

A CARD.-EEOCH GRIMES respectfully in !
~ forms h's friends and the public generally, that
he has associated with him his son JAMES h.
GRIMES, and under the hrm name Of j.. GRIMES
4 son, We have resumed at the old stand on Far
fax street, the STOVE, AND TIN WARE BUSI-
NESS IN ALL ITS BRANCHES, and hope and
expect to conduct the same ~ to merit the conh
dence and patronage oi all who may give Us call.
We intend to devote our time and attention more
especially To out door work, both in town and
country, such as
RO0fIAG, GUTTERIEG and SPOITISG,
And all kinds Of Stove and Furnace Work, and
Jobs that require skill and experience.
All J"bbing and Repairing attended to in person
our Stock of STOV ES is intended TO suit tho
wants Of every body. We are determined TO please,
both 10 work done and goods sold. Our expenses
are small and We shall be content with small profit
Ea- Order, from the country, either Tor work
or tor goods promptly attended to.
oct l--ly T. GRIMES 4 son.
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WASHINGTON & ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD.
0@ E 8 i..:i:i:s

CHANGE OF HOURS WINTER SCliEDl LIE.
nN AND AFTER The 2irn DAY OF oCTo-
" BER, the Trains this Road. with their
Omuibuscs, will connect with the Trains on the
Orange road except the irst. which arrives at :
A. NJ, aud the Washington Branch Of the Balt-
more Road, vAcept the Train departing at b.2o
A. NJ.
Passengers will leave Alexandria for Washing
ton 10 the Cars every day. at the following hours
$50, 4. gle. lOlo, ll:lO. and l2lu. A. NJ, and
2la, $40, IlO, JlO. and 6:ln, T. VI.
Passengers from Washington 10 Alexandra, viii
take the OmnibuscS nt the Office OF the Company.
a. follows :-6. 7:i5, =, 10, L. and l., A. NJ, and
2, 5, 1, ), and i, L. NJ.
On Sundays. leave Alexandria at9:lo, lO:lu, and
ll:lO, A. NJ, and 2ln, $40, lilo. and J:lo, T. VI.
Leave Washington at ., 10, and IL, A. NJ, and
2, 3, 4. aud, 7. NJ.
Fare between Orange and Baltimore Depot SOC.
St Asaph street Depot TO Baltimore Der"t'...' a,''
Washington Office ..2o'.
:. Long Bridge Depot Il 80.
AcE> The 63O A. VI. Tram i. The only 'a's con
nect,on with the 1:45 train from Washington.
nsy- LIGHT articles or bundles will he forwarded
b,tw,.n Alexandria ani Washington from the
office Of either place. Heavy irelSht> "llI h'
TRANSPORTED over the Rad. il delivered AT the Depot
in Alexandra, ar ut Long Bridge Station.
oct .I-,f f. : BOIN1ON. Clerk.
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M MuL AKKA>GENE>rs.-Th follow
a. 4r- III. present Mail arrangements at
~ Alexandria Post Ottice:-
Tie Northern Mail will close, daily, At and
.s,s. y. lu. except Oh Saturdays-then at | o.
.-,p. H. racre j. mail for Washington City
"a closing al Up. m. on Saturdays.
ray NAL for Richmond. Va, and all South OF
2, .u,ns. will clos. At u a. IN, and p m, ex-
ss N sundays then AT a 4. IN.
Ue Mails frr the Orange and Alexandria and
N..4,a. tiap Railroads. wurreuton, Middleburg,
%! FAIRFAX L. H. close daily ut u a. M. There
..,n.l ior the Manassas dap Railroad on San
!s.
Tie M,il for the Leesburg route will close on
gailys. Wednesdays. and Friday. at ?. N
TA.r- /. a mail for icesburs, via Baltimore ana
an Railroad, closing 1T - y. M, on Tuesdays,
.oI.i,y,. aud SUNDAYS.
III, Mail tor the Aldie route will cl.se at y. m.,
Ilrhy,, Thursdays, and Saturdays.
!as NAL for the Occ"luan route will close ~
! "a Tuesdays. Thursdays. and Saturdays.
he uul for the Theological Seminary will close
j , m daily. except sundays.
lie Muliur Norfolk, Portsmouth. and the East
,rl sa,rs ii Virginia closes ut aud p. m, except
/. saturday, then at p. m.
The ufAc, will open every day except sunday
a. o'clock. A. NJ close daily at L. NJ, and
Ill hy ap.u.d from Il tosP NJ. for delivery o.!
d, mail which arrive. Al : 2. VI from the North.
dh,s hours on SUNDAY from to A. NJ, ana
tom & tr :! 7. NJ.
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NOTICE.

Az n. BERkLEl having completed his pnr-
w chases Of FALL GOODS, respectfully calls
the artcntiou oi hrs customers and the public gen
orally, /" his stock "f
LimScys rui.ei Cloths Tweeds
Saiiurtis Cloths. Cns.mcrcS
Indies pre,> Goods. of every sty Vie and variety
Alpacas. B"mhazines
Fancy Prints, domestic tiinghams
Bed Ticking, striped Catt"ns
Bleu,hcd and Brown C0ttons
Cotton flannes
Linen aud Table Diapers
Hosiery. GlovrS SuspcnderS, Sc.
All I'll which will he sold on the most accoMmo-
dating terms at his old stand, No. 62 corner King
nu, Fairfax streets. sep Il
NlTE HAVE On hand large aud thoroughly as
w sorted stock of FALL, and WINTER DRY
CopDS. Eu,ing n We dn all Of our goods on the
,.ry best terms, and being determined 10 sell -
low as any other house in this District, we cor
daily solicit a call from all purchasers of Dry
Goods in th, District and the surrounding counties.
We have every article marked down to the low
est figure and would respectfully invite all persons
To call aud examine through our stock, which We
will show with great pleasure; believing n We do
that the, will find the prices and styles to meet
with their APPRECIATION.
WM. X. RILEY 4 BROTHER.
No. IL, Central Stores, West Building
Washington, no, 32w opp. Centre Market.
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GREEN'S MANSION HOUSE,

CORNER - CAMERON Axp FAIRFAX SITS.
rlNIIS well known and PoPl LAR HOTEL
having undergone YHORh IN RENO ~
TION ond REFt tRNiSHiNG, Is now open, with
everything comp.ie, tor the convenience and ar-
conmodation oi BOARDERS and TRAVELLERS.
zs~ The Proprietor has secured the services nt
GEORGE L. STEWART and SAMt FL +.
GREGORY. under whose joint management no
pains will be spared Ia sustain the reputation "i
th, HOUSE as "A FIRST CLASS HO1EL III
ever, reSpect. JAMES GREEN.
AI,y,n,lr, February l. 1S5a-ltf
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LARGE STOCK.

I ARkIN & BRO. have just opened their -e-
/ 4 cond supply nf GOODS
beautiful French Muusline Robes
Plain and Plaid Valencia Poplns
Mouslme DeLaines. in great variety
De Barcs a lot OF beautiful Merrimack, English
and other makes of Calcus, of choice styles; an er
cellent assortment OF bcached and brown Shlrtngs,
&C., &c.
These goods having been bought but recently.
we are enabled to SCI them at great reduction on
former prices C,l at No. I'll King Il. oct y
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NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY.
IA M IHi -; ;...

f 10 :.', s-.s ;:ii:
Ii,RoM BALTlMURE 10 CHICAGO III 80
IL hours, with only two changes of ears
TRAINS l.ave Calvert Station, Baltimore dai
ly, Sundays excepted Al 80, A. W., aud g. L.
NJ, for pittsburg, Cleveland, Chicago, Cincinnati
and ST. Louis.
For Elmira. Buffalo. Niugars Falls, Canandai
qua Rochester. and all parts at Canada. trans
leave daily, (SundayS exrepted,) at 1.3o, A. NJ
and s. p. VI.
Passengers from Washington aud South buy
tickets only to Baltimore where they can he pr"
cared to all points. JOHN /. Rl"NEl'
Assistant superintendent
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lCONMrSICATED

Spring may put forth her buds and how-
ers, robng earth in vestal lovliness; but with
all her beauty, Autumn has its charms too.
Who can wander through the forest, but yes
terday dressed in its livery Of green. and
to-day clothed in its rainbow tints, and with
the scar and yellow leaf rustling beneath our
foot steps, and not reverence and adore that
Mighty one" who has given US the varied
seasons with all their charms and attrac-
tions. Whilst Autumn's winds are sighing
the requiem Of departed summer, the happy
farmer is listening to the prattle OF wife,
children and friends" knowing his active
labor for the year is finished. lie finds
pleasure in the scason-llis lofty stacks Of
wheat. rye. oats and hay. with the well filled
Corn House, all give indications Of prosperity.
and robe what some call the melancholy
season" in rich charms. All seasons are
JOYOUS 10 the good, the happy. the content
ed. II.
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BOOK K-BINDER AND PAPER RULER.

BOOk-BINDEK AND PAPkK RULER.
No. IS Prime, Street, opposite tie Gazette ORice,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
MUSIC, Magazines, and Old Books bound in
Nl any style. also RULE, and make 10 order,
any description Of BLANK BOOKS. which will
warrant 10 be made Of the best paper and materials
and bound in the strongest manner. Bank Officers,
Bankers Merchants. Clerks OF Courts, Hotel Keep
erS. Insurance Companies, and all VIII" want Blank
Books. are respectfully invited 10 give me Il call.
10 o-ti
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THURSDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 10, 1859.
DRY GOODS. & c.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

WYE ARE NOW RECEIVING 4 LARGE
w additional supply of FANCY and DoMES-
Tie DRY GOODS which in c"nns1ion WIN our
previous purchases. renders our stock unusually
attractive Having had the advantage "i The late
New York and Philadelphia auctions, We are Gu
ahlrd IT, uhcr Yer, many hoopS ~ n"sn 'si'"
the cost II importation.
Plain and Fancy DRESS SILKS
SILK Robes in ull the desirable colorS
Plain. Black. ratetta, Armour, and dro de Epson
SILkS
M"ll, ,lain- and Nalentla Robes
SUPER Printed French DcLaines
u, a,irre and plain P"rlins
Satin Face aud Crepe Finished frehch Meilh"e.
French M-rin"es aud CashmcreS
Satin Alcons and Pole De Chevra
Nclours and M"ntcbellu Cloths
French and English thIntIcs, neat styles
Ladies' French Lawn and Linen Cambria Hand
kerchici>
Plain. llrmstirh..l, and Embroidered, in great va
Iiey and very cheap
French Fmhr"idrrirs. at rvcrN kind
Ladies Mrnno nni six Vests
W",irn aud cotton Hosiery, all Kinds
White and r"orel t"r-rttN
ll"nr skirts aud Skut Supporters, best styles
SHAW Is.
Brorhe. Stella. MnutIa and Blanket Shhwls
4 beautiful stock of Cl"aks
Black and c.lorrd rl"aking Cloths and Frng-'
MOURNING GOODS.
super Bou,ha ines and Alpurcas
PuplinS and Nslenria.
silk WARP Cashmere aud Tamlsc I'oth
Slnglc aud double width French Mou.laihe-
Ftunch aud English Mer'u"e.
La,rlla Cloths and DrSeEe'
Crepe and Love Wells
English aud Italian Crcpes
FLANNELS.
10 French. for Skrtings
( swan skin aud'SuNony, extra heavy
SaAony aud Welsh Il"
Super White, Red, Yellow, Grey. and Domestic d"
Sarking Flunnrls, variety oi c~lors
BLANKETS.
yIlulll-L ia and l3-4 super and common
Bed Blankets
Servants Blankets, III all grade,
Crib auI Cradle Blankets
Ready made Comforts
White aud rolUred Counterpalnes
Linen and Cotton Shretng> and Pillow Castings
Super Bed Shcrting>, best brands
Irish Linens, heavy aud medium, Warranted pure.
CLOTHS.
Black and Fancy colorcd Cloths, best makes
Black. c"lorcd. and plain Eeascr Cloth
Peter Sham and Pilot Il"
Plain. Black. Ribbed. and Fancy English and
French Cassmeres
Domestic de-: Repellant and Fercle do
Velvet. silk. aud Woocm Nrs'ingS
Ready made Town Shirts
silk and Mrrnu Under Shirts and Drawera
Linen llandkrrchcf-. ,hcmmed) silk Il"
PULLED CLOTHS.
100 pieces Fullrd Cloths some very superior
Grrmanl"wn. PcmiicnlIry. and Country Linsles
Errs->S. Georgia PlaiI- Osnaburgs, Domestic
Whit. aud cnlor.d Canton Flannels
Servants ready made Pea Goats and Jackets
CARPETlNGS. OIL CLOTHS, &c.
Velvet and Brussels. ; ply Sup Ingram
Wnrstrd Wooden. aud Cotton Venetian do
List. Rag, aud Hemp do
Crumh Cloths. Bockings, Druggeta, Rugs, Mats,
Carpet St"ols, a.
1 tu i ward wide Flour OIL Cloths, cut I" SUIT
OCT .l-lm q. X. WILMER 4 BROS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-10
1874 CRATES AND HOGSHEADS,

(WHICH gives them full and complete as.
w sortment Of GOODS. and they are now pre-
pared to fill all orders from country merchants and
others Of a quality unsurpassed IN any other city,
and at prices, which they assent. will bs found, hy
COMPARISON, US low a any of the Northern cities.
X. IL. NJ, son / CO., hope I" convince Nir,
sinis Merchants by rigid scrutiny, II they Will
only try i-thst they need not patronize crockery
house out of the State.
X. IL. NJ, son co. are prepared to d" their
mart 10 retain il in the Commonwealth
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