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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-28
from the Daily Times !

m ,hs whole and unable which the tragedy
"a. 10 20 largely into detail would say that
would rot possible to call eraldinen EreAt work
ersry production; but would ~ he same time b only true
inc what technically known hs agouican the tragedy
would be very we'll worth sepng proana greater
beer hfr n frum its fair AuthoYeso,
Mis- repeatedly called for and the curtain was
two three times In response to aCclamAons Of tho
audience. Al the conclusion Of the play the
lady demanded received the hearty pauds
the audience.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-28

a L. Walby the fascinating dsnseuse. will make her first
appearance Monday night seen every evening In
her beautiful dances.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-28

UTlIIls M ABBOTT AUCrIONEER, OFFICE Q CH AM
w bers syeat will sell Tuesday 90h inst o'closk
the Of the four story houss No. Is Howard
snS Of furniture oclohs sedstesds hair husk aud straw
mattresses; dne csrpes Freueh plate rors ensmelsd
suits chandeliers splencd countsr chairs and all other
bar fixtures; clocks regulator cost $780,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-28

A USrRALtA PIINEER LTNE.-KSTA BLIBHy D 1853
a Carrying the United states mails Sailing positively on
clipper ship ORIMkT ALI l50 register cspnoty
1900 tons comes to her BERN pier Il North river complete
her oadNg with two thirds OF her CARO- RcuA bosrd and
viii Immediate oh r Melbourne her last voy-
age the Oriental made $40 miles n the "A from her
Aze ssing qualities passage nnie
Of rs days She has msgnacen, atons M
second For freight passage apply on
board 70 r. W. CAMERON, No. Bowling Green Hight
bns for sale and cash advances made condrmen
signeea IN kustraha-W kiusoE Bros. & 10.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-28

A TAFT 20 Royal " liz STEAM rAYlG LrI0a ooM
n psnys View York and Gal line The merit departure
om ey Snrk viii be the largo and erfpi steamship
Sih ssis o. rhp,sdsy September ,S teucsag y Jsaua
soe second s50 hd 800 ocludog tres tickets the pra
cpe cities main raaY routes Of rsst Bia sad Ire
land Third class provide plate knifs, fork 4
bedding PsAssae 70 81 Jchns First CLAUS 500 sscoad SIS
Fer freight psxsage inquire the Americas Axpross Com
parry 6 ucsn street aud At other
lie eror Passage 10 he third css can be secured at
Of the above 70 bring out pm Of the prn
cpsl cities tho main lines Of railway IN Great Britain for
"" w '''A' HsHicAN ExPREse COMPANY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-28

NEW OHLEANE
IN NOBLE MONTGOMERY ATLANTA.
ALBANY, COLUnBIA, NAOIN,. AUGUSTA,
and various places Ia Florida
VIA SAVANNAH, Ga,
Ine Oapt Geo, B. schenck, willeave on gaty
y,sept b 64 M from rier No. 4 North river Ticxs
can be bad for the following paces-fare q lev "a by
other steamer-from Now York to Savannah
SUPERIOR
Ala $26; Atlanta Ga, $; Albany Ga Ssl Joiumbis a,
"a; Macon. GA S2!; 4ufusss 20; savannah, SIS :
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-28

UTXIRA -EARLY MORNING EXCURSION TO rag
~ Cholera Banks-'Cld GYsrd,m answer The roll call
She fsvorte steamer HUNThE5S Capt Duva In CON
Of the spendd success with which the parties who
panied the huntres on her frat mordng
Cholera banks met WITH ind of the socita of
friends and patrons of the above boat concud
ed to give excursion Of the on Nednfeday
uorniog Augus 81 Tbs boat viii leave Jackson street at "
O'Clock snd Peck clip at A. NJ precisely and viii ar
live the ground At daylight until O'CLOCK NJ
Lines and refreshments be board Bait fur
riahed gratis. Fare Tor the uip 81
WALTER D c. BOgGs
J0BEPH DUvALL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-28

The editor OF the Saturday Press says-
In brief. then, think "eraldre Loves Victory" By
fax me bes original play which has been produced Ia
In plot In dsvelopemsnt language, IN sustained into,
HaGedy-h 70 brilliantly successful effort and places IL
Fa,eman st The head OF the dramatic writers Of the
6ouH superior production OF the KIDD has io
the last twenty years even In England Here We nAVe ~
nothing 70 approach II.
The Interest Of The audience from boz hiring 10 eod
amounted 70 poeive enthusiasm. Tbs was PLAINLY MINT
tented nv The nud and all over the crowooa
bouse for the Of the auihor and oy tne n.
that sreeted is In fact eAce succo osS
rarciy, eysr BEEN Witnessed in New York,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-28

JTAST GRAY MARE FOR SALE-l5x HANDS HIGH
round and god hind animsi years old and troted
this rare chance fs wanting good fast
tdlc0 - -~~--~~
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-22
CHAPTERI H.

81 have opened the matter TO Grace, and
thereIl be no trouble with her." began tic
countess TO her husband, early the next morn
ing.
ITO Gracei" yawned the earl, who. although
out of bed, was only hall awake. "Do YOU
mean about Grubbl"
Nov, what else shouldI meant"
"But Il is not Grace that he wants" }" returned
the earl, rubbing his eyes. 1T Is Adela."
''Adelap uttered the countess, aghAst
81 don't think he'd have Grace at gift--oI
any Ofthem but Adela. And so you told her!
blossoms all night Poor GTaeie!"
"AdslA will never have him." broke forth
the countess. In high VexAtion, at herself, her
husband, Mr.. Grubb, and all the world. "NeV'
er"
"Oh, pooh she must be talked into IL. With
1--we girls, Lady oakton, it's something to gel
off one"
"Talked into it!" augrily mimleed the count
sss. "Adsla iS not girl to be talked into
aoything."
''Look at the amount Of devilrY this will patch
up" urged the earl, with aWaking interest. I'll
be does not get AJela, be is going to sue fol
his over due bonds"
"You had no business to have bonds, over
due OF undeT-Ius," snapped the countess 81
declare have nothing but worry In this life .
"I shall get the two thousand fiom him 4
this comes Of" called out the earl, fastening
TO drown his wifs's Complaints. al bToheheC
that point again, after dinner. The mau Is mad
after Adela."
"But she's not mad sasr him, ? rstOrtsd Lsdl
oAkloR.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-22
DEN IlDI.
DIR w ] CHILD HAS REMOY

IN. w y. OO LII II = II " hO
IL ed his Dental Office 10 Room No Is, HOLMAN bloch
Superior street. East Of Public square South of p O. All
who need the seIyce Of Dentist Will save themselves
much SUFE FIRING as we'll as MONEY by giving him a
ssl Elee city used to mitigate pain for those who de-
ARTIFICIAL TEETH INSERTED
on Gold silver Porcelain aud Vulcanzed Rubber base
the best Teeth Ia sets from $40 To $50. COLI
filings according to size Of the cavity from 5O' upward
maylI
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-22
GUTTA PBROBA AsE,
For Artificial Heeth


is nanufsctured an all varieties pf aoial teeth
nj 10 in lie best manner W h IEGERSOLI.,
No 9lI Marble Block Superior street, Cleveland o.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-22
DGntietrp.
DENTISTRY

AT 2ll SUPERIOR ST.
IF YOUR TEETE ARE GOOD,
J. tho following Ines II teeth are bad, read
hem with great II you have toeth az all isp
fact that Isl dali, exhibited in the streets, IN the social
circle and in the paror by the hubost psasan, and the
proudsst that huude is Of persons lose good
sets teeth for the Of the timely aid Of good and
lful dentist poor Rnl Interior operation is in many
worse than all II your teeth good have
hem examined hy good dentist and keep them 10 order
If or M time should he LOST hut have them repaired the
sooner the batter ana ESCAPE that which Burns the
asi Of ali diseases Atirogulres Of tho teeth should
90 DoattondOd 10 r. childhood aud youth,
All pc rsons desrous Of ano dental operutnNs are tnv-
sd 10 call nj nv room where particular attention isf wen
10 the preservation Of tho ural te0th whore the
VUICANIZEn CORALITE,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-22
MORNING LEADER.
TnURspAY MoRNINe, DEC. al, ls00.
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING,

CRplAin Hnd ornamental pTn Ing Of every description
dOue a the Printing establishments OF the LHADkR Oice
the latest improved Hnd rapid stoam Presses in
the hest style short notice and at reasonable TateA
Particular attention paid 10 blguk work. Every descrp-
ltun Of binding done, especially Blank Books, Ledger
Journals, Sales Books, Receiving Booka, Sc, &c.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-22


. 49,
sliAhsetl htltH krhgle' TO children most desri
Aud thai Ia December-is INV On his way
Witlt gins 10 make merry the twenty -ffth day.
,,, -,
w, Vhuieh AZ know ~ their eyes nave srown bright
nitht,"
And "cbht'Cs IN ait'-like tho eldeTs-they build
Oh what they sA have their Etoc kIngs filled.
-,,.t,,..., -, .,.,,--, - ,-, ...,.,
With bue eyes el es with straisht hair cuIs;
lhe bin aud the pTotyl God bless theml we minsle
Ouf hstuts with their own, Shilo they wat for "knss
knngie
with doubts in their hoping they ask II is true
We tell them 10 pleas tue a. that krlss il Ieputed
To oume down the chimney aud always well suittd.
az go, 49,,
& shpfesse1 ms il9a 9 VI 70 a nieaha llt'le sou,
1ho tad not ,9se'vlng-tEou,e hiin for that.
He usked " kftAs Ever gbt Uni Ms IN MS hal -
,L.,., "a, An m. h,.,i,s .ro si,,,n, .to,.
thoie W ~ II, wy q i " y y M i. -
Ami tLnse ~ ithouI chiidreu uLl ue, or can know
Tbs Juys oi existence soJouraihg bTtuw
Tn, bsehelors orusty huild hone. on the sand
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-22
Gnprapers.

engraving and LtIhogTHphiDE.
pRAINERD & BURRIDGE,WOOD
ID ENGRAVERs AND LIrHOGRPHEkS Bark
Street, Cleveland. q.
DOBERT GILL-SILVER AND
AG Electro Pa'er. Dlor Plgter tnd Manutactor-oor-
OF OtariO ard Prospect ss ,tup staiIs) Cleveland
Is ETtpnt ed repHte Spons, Forks CatoTs Gc., ana
make them equal u new. Door Trimmings urishe or
Plated TO order Bell longing prou pity atended io au
prices reasonable ll22utl6
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-22
6otelg,
DUMAS :

&c 4aster Street beicscn 4i and 5 CIScINNkTI ONO.
This Old and well established Hotel has been Iecentv
re-ftted In superior style and Is unsurpassed by
Hotel OF its class IN America.
The propretor from his long eXneriencU in this city, CAL
oruia elsewhere feels confident that his advantages
over others will tim entire success, and as be
ayoTshy known this community ant cipates full share
Of public patronage. ALEX SAUMAIB,
apr21ks Prunriet0r.
MANHATTAN HOTEL-NOs. 3, 5
lIl 7and Murray street, al door from Broadway Op
Psse tho PARK New York. HuggihsH Fling PTugretotr
Hussins, tate Of PseI5reet House hosi"n n 2 Ehns
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-22
"KRISS KKINGLE.'

[ TO be Confinued,l
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-22

Iay- For City News see third page,
For Market Reports and Marine News see fourth
page
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-22
4Oarlts.
Boor0ing.

BOARD NC HOUSK-Dr. BEACH
I'D hsstqkenthe fae Boarding House. No 80 Superior
81 which heeu ntwly fitted up and open for
the reception Of hoardeTs - lyl5 2i9
pOARUING. - The House No. "a
ID Public Square, and by ihe Stone Churoh-one OF the
pleasnucSt locations Ia the ctyhas been thoroughly
paired aud Opeis for Boarders Families wishing to
furnish their rooms accommodated with large
snd convenient aud bod-rooms and Single Boarde
ard Day Borders wiz find COED accommodations
sonabls Ladies noe excluded. References given
aHa rerntse - spT7Ra1 w HVphlFf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-24
CLOTHING.
WILLIAM D. MASSEY,

VI T. II T. N Il y I ! 4 nor
JIAS received Il beautiful stock Of SPkING mi
III SUMMER GOODS, tor Gcntlcm,l', ~,
consisting Of
FRENCH AND ENGLISH CLOTHS
comprising the fashionable shades, rur,hss,d ,t,
the importer direct, aud warranted To h. lr,u H.
best manufactures in Europe.
BLACK AND FANCY CASSIMERES.
Of the most elegant styles. and
NESTlNGS
Of every variety. Whit. l'""" a. Marrlit,,
shirts; Under Shirts aud Drawers; Cra,at, Ne.
Ties; Stocks; Pocket llsnik.rchlc,; GI,,,,
Shirt Collars. and Su-penders.
READY MADE CLOTHING,
OF various kinds, aud offered nj low prize Al.
u full assortment al the very best
TRINMIN GS.
Thankful for ta,ors heretofore received, a.,u,.
tn. public that no effort shall Ice srarci T., .,s
satisfaction. All Garments ordered narrauiri q,
Toe made in the best workHanlikr mauu,r
ySt,- Store No. ~ Alag S,",'. o", doo, aba.
Royal. apIs
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MRS, noCoRnICK's SCHOOL.

MRS MCCORMICK desires I" ini"ihi he'
wi friend. and the public generally that 81.
viii resume the Lutics Of her school on inc hrs'
Monday ia September neat. f.,
The course OF stud! pu,ruch, will comprise AL
the branches requisite To thorough bngl'sh e""'
cation.
In addition to her day ,cholals she is DESTROYS of
roc. win. into her ra,u,l, lew pupils a. "Ard,rs'
aged frnm 10 to II years. who will bc Under nor
imm.liat- care and oversight
For terms aud fu, Their particulars, apply al h.r
residence No IS Cameron street. ~ .'-c"u
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EDUCATIONAL.
MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA.
SESSION OF IS5g.'6O.

SESSlON or io5'- oV
g,,uE next Annual Course of Lcctu es vii! com
mcnce on the lSt Monday in October, and
cuuti,.uc until the lsi "f March.
Oh. Ecil Gibson, NJ. d.. Professor of Surgery.
David II. Tucker, NJ. D., Professor of Theory
and Practice Of Medicine.
Beverly r. Wexford. NJ. D.. Professor of Materis
Medica and Therapeutics.
A. T.. Pcticolas, N. d.. Professor Of Anatomy.
l.. s. Jones, NJ. d., Professor Of Institutes of
Medicine.
James II. Conway, N. d.. Professor Of Obste-
tries, DC.
James b. McCuw, VI. d., Professor of Chemistry.
Marion Howard, NJ. d., Demonstration OF Anato'
my.
Smlculs will enjoy every facility for tho scqui-
sitiuu of Il complete medical education. The al
vamiag.s of Richmond in this respect have been
fully tested by nm experience Of iwcnty yenrs--
The supply OF material Tor Practical Anatomy Is
ample. and ut very trifimG cost.
Clinical instruction is given in the lnhrmary
connected with the college and under the sHme
ru,,I with the Lcciurr room. Thi. lnhrmnfy,
which is also the Marine Hospital for the port OF
Richmond, is at all timcs well filled with medcal
md surgical cases, and numerous surgical opera
tioi,s nrc pcrinimed III presence al the class S'u
dents also eDjny the clinical facilities afforded hy
the Richu,cnd Aims house
pRIZEUF ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS, Of
f,r,d by Dr. Thomas d. Warren, Of North Carroll
nm, will he awarded toi the best Essay which may
h, presented by any member of tho graduating
class.
f.t,--ro each Probe. $l3
Demonstration of Anatomy. I'D
Matriculatiun.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ,
Graduation ......... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 20
Board may be obtained III kichmond, at prices
ranging from S!',JO t" - per week.
F"r further miornuli"n, apply 10
l.. s. JONES, NJ. D.,
Dean "f the Faculty Richmond, Va
Rirhmul,l jy I3--.lltS lawHw
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Mis-, ELLEN Mack, will resume her SCHOOL

On he l5fA ~ NPfFm7T''
vlyERy attention, as heretofore, will he given,
II that the pupil. NAV he Thoroughly taught,
rather than rrcniaturely advanced. The higher
rlu.s.. have the advantage" I'll instruction in Ma'h
ematics aud the Ancient Languages. from gen
tlonan we'll qualified to advance them. Terms as
usual, French and Music at Professors "harSss
4, tho number of pupils will 'e more limited 'han
formerly, parents desiring to cutter their daughters
will pleas. make an early application.
mug S--pntOctI
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w Sc 4 c o.,
o., H;.u, bctrccn Wme. uad tni""
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
CnAIi C0AIt! ALL!

ia
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
COAL! COALH COAL"
WE shall coon he delivering GOALS from YES
w sells Of superior quality, picked at the mines
far family use. G.S' Please send Us your orders
tina YOU NAV save expense OF caring !Aruihs'
&c. a consideration to the consumer Is 10 cost
WHITE ASH, and RED ASH suitable Tor stoves,
or,tas c,nking. furnaces, and Bakers use, now gu
S,nJ and 10 arrive. CUMBERLAND. in any
ouan,it ,: Lump Run Of Mine, and smiths GOAL
all un Ter cover, ON plank hauring, and not expos
Cd 10 ,hn weather. iy lit
LEXANDRIA LIBRARY COMf'M.-
IN Library kept in the south room, hrst Story
OF the LyCEuM HALL, >. ". corner OF frmeo I'D"
Washington street,. Open every day from =" 10 .
aud from a to 9o'eleck. z. NJ. Annual suhser,p'
tons. 81; six months, $l.j0; three months, VI
Volumes IN Library, about i,so0.
President-WM. q. CAAESpvE.
-DIRECTORS:--
Henry Fleming, J. Edward Chase,
benjamin Barton. sylvester scott
Elisha j. Miller, ahurcH 1am"s"h'
& E.r,,uson Beach, Richard l.. Carn,, jr.,
Stephen SWAIN. john a. Mhou'h'
James W. Berry.
Recommendations Jameson.
my sly I.ihrarian-Ea R">hnrS.
JNXcELSIOR DEBukG.l have new in st"r,
~ full supply of this popular MANURE con
tanning G per cent AmmOa'", ""d % PEI cen.
Ron. phosohaie "j Lure. As crop grower AM
fei tiliy.r it is unsurpassed.
JAMES c. NEvETT.
mil Sole Agent for Alcxanlria.
NTEGROEs WANTED wish To- rurchss.
~ auy number Of N NEGROES. for which | will
Ia, liberal prices Those Wishing /" sell. will d.
well to call ON me before selling, at my old stand
. ~s' ls rud. A'''''"'' JOSEPH BRuIN,
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GROCERIES,. &c.
blackjack, MARSHALL, & CO.,

oLhChLOOh, mhnoklhAL, u W.
GR0CERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
DEALERS IL FOREIGN ASD DOMESTIC
LIQE0RS, WINES. TEAS. seq AIRS, de-. de-,
Blacklurk's Wharf, Alexandria, Virginia.
HANE in st"re. and are daily expecting per
i l. Schrs Rescue aud Statesman from New FORK,
and Steam Packets from Philsielphia one of the
largest and best selected STOCKS OF GOODS,
offered in this market. to which We invite tho
attention of the trade generally. We name i'll part:
SUGARS. MOLASSES. COFFEE.
TEAS.-ljo chcsts Gunpowdcr. Imperial, and
Young llyson, and - chests Black Teas.
CANDLES.-2OO boxes Adamantino and Sperm,
and 21J boxes Mould Candles.
SUNDRlES.-lO0 boxes Starch: 50 assorted
Candy 800 bag. assorted shot; 100 nests tubs :;
ljo doz. Painted Buckets - tierees Cider Vinegar
&C.. &r.
They have. also. on hand. full stock "f Ll
QUORS: WHISkEY; BRANDIES; WINES
alsn, TOBACCO. SEGARS, Sc. NH -
TTOBACCO. SEGARS, dr.--Thc uner'igned
i are now receiving and have in store. thor
SPRING STOCK OF TOBACCO, SEHARS, a,.,
nj the fnlIuwinv t.ruIr.-
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A1rY.rnpIA CENrRAL SCHOOL.

fINuE EXERCISES OF THIS SCUoOL "'ii No
L resumed M"",i'y, !Srptc"1er 5h' Persons
~,shin. To the subscriber on business relating
L" the School. may find him at his School Room,
in thu 2nd story "f Brook Lodge, be'wee" 'n'
hours al = aud 10 o'cl"ck, A. NJ. until the s''n
inst, and ~ the number "f Students Il il'b"e"'
ihn.e desiring places Tor their SONS sh"nid Apply
~ s"on ~ practicable. ,,y
aug IL DIR IL. +. hhNhi'
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100, 100. 100, 100, 100
SIMON WATERMAN, No. 100. King stree,


n Eggs leave Ia announce Ia hIs numerous iII,ps.
ID and customers, that lac is nov I4,Iau,. II.
exhibit a stock at READY MADE tLuInlNU
mud 6entlenrns Furnishing GOODS, Nlhh III
regard L, quantity, quality, aud slNi,s, cannot O.,
euunllcd by any similar establishment IA TN, cIn
and not vAcclod by any tlothing house IN H.,
two loading avenues VI fashion TIN, lido u o.,
Atlantic Broadway, New l"rk: aud ,h,.t.,
street. Philadelphia
Although the present stock is very cNtru,i,r
one. indeed, additional SUPPLE vii! It'll l., r,rrn
ed from time To time. during the bHIucs, s,a.vn
ir order to keep up iull assortment Of snl,, atu
sizes.
p. S.-Mr WATERMAN will rul. a,ur to or-
vince any ono fav"rius him with cali, that %.
reputation tor selling Mt the most m"d'rair lri,,
is grounded Oh facts. ape
~ Office TO WHOM IT MAY roNCERN
~ Being in receipt Of splendid st"ck %
SPRING GOODS. beg l,u," to call ,.ur Dr.
tuuti"u To The same, consisting ~ CLOTHS, as.
MERES AND NESrINGS, among which l"uNII
lind the brightest Shades sni hast quarfi.- waiu.
iacturcd in Europe. Feeling cunLj,nt that 80.
plraso all, Ii. to quality. shad,, prcc and IT,,
earnestly solicit a visit from my VII" may l.,
in want oil any thing in my line. Also hue
assortment of GENTLENENS' 1T ENlSHiAG
GOODS, such Us Linen aud Nett shirts, DIN.
ers, ilandurchcis, Gloves. Shirt Collars, tIa'Hn
among which you will tud n new style Mech &c.
A small quantity " READY MADE 'LolH
ING, which all Determined Ia cln,u out ~ 'ug
lvw prices Thankful TOR III. literal uir"ta.e
heretofore extended, | am determined I" mrur d
continuance VI the same. 10y making al cAra e..
fort to please Nil who will visit
apl6 wM ARNOLD. M. g.. hing T.
ROADWAY, MN loEk, or klAG S1klLl,
ID AL9AASpRiA. NA.-1he former the lead co.
tho fashion OF New York, ard the latter oi ,u'
good old town, Alexandria. ErondNay, y. luk,
displaying the n-vcltics OF London, furI. AID ,ur
own American fashions, aud S.h""lhuIr L'",
OF the hitter place, los hing suort. Thu, ur.
prising tho fashions "i the world int" ore ,,rsl.
li.huent in that now particular branch "i bu,n,,.
the Clothing Trade Ii will lie gratifying 10 tie
pablo " select at their own doors. near st h"u,
and with little VI no expense. the sam, yomi, :er
which they would have t" go Ur srn,, abroad tr
their supplies. and even pay m"rr nj tie larger
oties than right NJ honc "i the old established
house. They are receiving nov, and c"rrurc g.
receive during tho s.ns"u, weekly, !"s daily, non
their own manufacturing establishments at tie
North, all the novelty, as soon ~ they mshe th'f
appearance, To whivh they ipyit' the attention q
their tri.nds and customers, III Men,, Boy :, Srd
Childrrn's CLOTHING. Also, Gcrtrm,n's lur-
ui.hiug Goods. Small profits SUI quirh 'a,
not to DO outdonc, and entire satisfaction II ls
motto of tho House. Call early, you vii moi u
yret il. Remember WELL
SCHOOLHEER BRO,
laS King st.. 3 DOOR below the Marshall Ilcu's
Aiexandria, Va. nh III
SPRING GOODS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-24
ia H L. GREG0R

lis HI. GREGORY II
JVAS JUST RECEIVED II full a''"i'nb g,
III HOUSE. GOODS ' "'. +,
Tubs, Baskets, Browns, Toilet Sets Au'"' nj.
Cream Frseier, Old Dominion Coffee roy, ys,
Boxes. souar, and Globe Lanterns, BTu'ns'
thW pustsrs, &C., ct lis sRd 40 King"