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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-04
NOTICE! NOTICE.. NOTICE.!

OPENING or REAL PARTISAN GOODS.
ON NEXT MONDAY, OCTOBER 3rd, will
" open large stock of FRENCH GOODS. of
my own importation, all of which carefully
selected BY myself whilst in Paris, last month
am confident that l now offer the greatest variety,
and the handsomcst goods, ut the lowest prices,
ever exhibited for sale in Washington city. l
therefore earnestly invite the Ladies Of Washing
ton and Vicinity, to give me early call, and con
vince themselves Of the tru;htulncss of what |
assert,
The attention Of the Ladies is respectfully di-
rccted to the following most beautiful Goods:
Empress Eugene Hcad-dreS
Flower Head dresses
Maria Stuart Head-dresses
White Marabout and Gold Hcad-dresses
Queen Victoria llair.ncts
Chenille and Gold do
Black Plumes, ornamcned with Gold for the
Hair
Steel Buckles and handsome Hair Ornaments,
the latcs, styles worn in Paris
All kinds Of Real Laces, made to my order,
such as
vaIcncienne, Chantly, and Guipure
Chau,iliy Wells and Collars
Pon.e Lace Sets and Collars
Maltese DO do
linnitOn do DO
Swiss. Jaconet, and Cambria Embroiderics,
made to my order
The latest Partisan styles Of Trimmings, such as
Crochet FrngcS Crochet Buttons
Passemcnterie Efile Faconne
Ellie piesse, Velour Faconne
Guipurc ct Boutons, Pompaiour ct Plisse
magnificent assortment of Flowers, far richer
than ever before sold III W Washington.
Marabout and Ostrich Feathers
Coo de piumes, bought expressly for the pur-
pose Of trim ling the Sombreros Marion, the
latest style of Hats worn by all fashionable
Ladies' of Paris ard England
choice assortment Of Bonnet and Trimming
Ribbons
Bertha Capcs, la Marie Antoinette
Po!er;nc Zpuavc
VeIy.; Ribbons, in black and high colors
Wide Black Velvet for Cloak.. hest quality
Black and Cvlorcd Bonnet velyets
Vaour Imperial
Bonnet Silks, in all colors
Partisan Bonnets, really beautiful
Partisan Kuches Tor BOnnets
splendid stock Of Cloth and Velvet Cloaks
great variety Of Chiliren's Bournous, Pale
tots. and Rasians, both plain and embroi
dcrcd
All Of the ADORE articles, and great many 9TH
or, NOT enumerated, were purchased ut the opening
nf IN. present Partisan season, and are conse-
,urutlv n whole season iii advance of the styles
usually found here, the goods imported u this
country are generally ordered the preceding March,
and hence are necessarily Of the previous Falls
Partisan stylcs. Hence, 10 avoid the annoyance
of being always behind the fashions, while making
a visit to Europe, stopped few weeks in Paris,
and bought the above goods in person, from first
hands. | hope the kind patronage OF the Ladies'
will enable me 10 make yearly trip to Paris, with
the sole object Of keeping pace with the Parisian
fashions, and to have all new styles OF goods here
al The same time they appear upon the Paris
shelves.
Particular attention given to orders.
Cloak. and Bonnets made to order i'll latest
styles.
B.-Ladies wishing any choice articles from
Paris. may obtain them by leaving their orders
with Inc. NJ. WILLIAM, SO Market Space.
Washington, oct l-co2w6eo6w
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Another Nicaragua Expedition.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. "a special Wash,
inston dispatch TO the North American says
that another formidable fillibuster expedition
is preparing against Nicaragua; that por,
ton Of the party had succeeded in leaving
New York and Charleston, but no demonstra.
ton is to be made until all the plans are full
" matured. Col. Wheat is said to have
been assigned to an important position in
the crusade
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REPORTED EXILEof TIE PorE.-The follow
ing startling announcement appears III the
editorial correspondence OF the Courier deS
Flats Unis. We do not know what truth
there is in it.
Plus IN has abandoned the project of
interfering by force OF arms in the affairs OF
the Legation, but, he has manifested atresh
and more energetcaiy than ever, the lntcn-
ton Of abandoning home and accepting the
asylum offered To him in the Balcarc Isles, by
Spain. This voluntary exile will be Il fact
OF which il is easy to appreciate the gravity,
and France is cSerting her utmost influence to
prevent it, Our Ambassador t. the Holy See,
VI. de. Grammnnt, has Just arrived in Paris.
for the second time i'll less than month. 10
make the Emperor thoroughly acquainted
with the real state OF things, and To receive
instructions how to act in this imminent
crisis. 1t is mainly owing TO his effort, that
blood has not flowed in the Romagna, and
that the Pope is still at the Vatican; but we
are informed that he is the bearer, On behalf
Of the Holy Father, Of sort of ultimatum
from which there is no hope that Plus IN
will recede Ii the astutencsS of Napoleon
Ill should be Insufficient TO get rid OF this
last and most decisive complication, we are
on the eve Of the most solemn crises in the
history Of Europe"
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nv YESTERDAY EVENINGS MAILS.

By the fire in Richmond, mentioned IL
Yesterdays Gazette, Messrs. Woodhouse &
Co.'S loss is $4,000. Reese Go. estimate
their loss at $500. The Telegraph Com
nany lost little or nothing. The goods in
Perkins 4 Co.'S store were slightly damaged
by water, but they are fully insured against
loss. The house was insured for enough u
rebuillit. From all the circumstances there
can be no doubt that the fire was the work Of
an incendiary.
John L. Taylor who shot and killed Will
liam Graves, in Richmond last week, was
examined before the Mayor of that city. on
Saturday last. and remanded to Jail, to
await trial before the Hastings Court, at its
next term.
On Sunday morning about nine o'clock,
Dr. Nathan Meyer, medical herbalIst, OF
Richmond, was bitten by rattle snake, and
all medical attendance proving unavailing,
he died at about |! o'clock, I. VI.
Captain Sheppard of buckingham County,
died on Wednesday lasi. He was the dele
gate frcm that county in the last General As
sembly
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-04

T PIANOS.
LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF
PIANOS IN THE CITY.
GOLD MEDALS
IN FOUR SUCCESSIVE YEARS
At the Maryland Institute, besides first premiums
At the Fairs in Philadelphia, Washington and
Richmond.
TESTIMONIALS OF EXCELLENCE
YRoX
sTRAKosCH,
and G. sAPTER.
Az also from some Of the most eminent Professors
and Amateurs in the country.
WILLIAM KNABE 4 CO.,
Nos. |, 3. 5 and I, NORTH EUTAW STREET,
would respectfully invite the attention Of the pub
lie 10 their well assorted stock Of
GRAND AND SQUARE PIANO FoRTES,
which, for beauty Of finish, power aad sweetness Of
tone and elasticity Of touch, have been, by judges
pronounced unriyaled. Every Piano guaranteed
for 1--WE years, and privilege Of exchange granted
at any time within six months, il not entirely ss-
tsfactory.
Terms liberal. A call is respectfully solicited
before purchasing elsewhere.
PIANOS taken in exchange, hired and repaired.
WILLIAM KNABE co.
Baltimore, sep 26-dly
7 0ST-On the 18th Of August, at Gordonsviile
IL Depot, a LADY'S HAT BOX, marked IT.
u. N" on the canvass cover. Ii is believed tho
name Of 1T d. NancrCdc' is on the bottom OF said
Hat Box. A suitable reward will be given for its
recovery, or any information that may lead to its
recovery. Address 7. d. NANCREDE,
900 Clinton street, Philss-,
or W. R. BULL, Lexington, Va.
Philadelphia, sep 2l-m3r
JOB PRINTING
.-.4k - - a..
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Georgetown Flour Inspection,
FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES. &c.

TIME subscriber offers for sale the IARGES
STOCK Of FRUIT TREES he has ever had
before; of Apples he has 125.oOO TREES. He has
made this department specialty-ns collection
of Southern Apples is beyond competition. 1t Is
now an established fact tina. Northern Winter Ap-
pies are of no value in this section OF country,
they ripen in the fall and rot badly.
Also a large stock Of standard and DWARF
PEARS, PEACHES, CHERRIES, PL NJ ,,
APRICOTS, GRAPES, STRAWBERRIES, and
the small FRUITS; Ornamental Trees, Evcrgreens.
Roses, Green house Plants, &c. Packing done III
the best manner, TO go safely to California. Send
and get catalogue ii. X. ROBEl,
Hopewel Nurseries, Fredericksburg, Va.
Fre,ier rick sburt,. oct I-cO3t
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Heavy Losses BY fire.

New YORK, Oct. 3.-Speyer's lager beer
brewery in this city was burnt last night
Loss S250, 900, insured for 81 As 900.
The confasration occurred at the Sing
Sing Prison, destroying the ile shop, auger
shop and dive house-Loss $4,000.
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Large Premium Awarded.

ST. Louis, Oct. 3.-On Saturday, at the
Agricultural State Fair, the 81 900 prize for
the best thorough bred stallion was awarded
to Revenue by imported Trustee, owned BY
Hon. John NJ. Bolts, Of Virginia.
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WASHINGTON & CO.,
Grocery, Liquor, and Commission Merchants

No. III North Union Street,
ALEXANDRIA, VA,
A RE now receiving, per Steamship "Mount
n Vernon" aud Schrs. - from Boston, New
York md Philadelphia, their FALL STOCK Of
GROCERIES, AND LIQUORS., 70 which they
invite the attention Of Farmers and Merchants
generally.
40 hhds. { bbls. p. R.. N. 0. L Muscovado Sugars
KS bbls Crushed and PulSerizcd do
80 A. b. Z. Coffee do
20 boxes Loaf DO
A hhds bbs P. r., n. O. 4 Sugar House Molasses
% bbls superior Golden Syrup
70 bags Green and light Rio Coffee
SIS bags Maracabo, Laguyra, Santos, and y. u.
Java and Mocha Coffee
IS half chests Gunpowder and Imperial Teas
80 Young Hyson and Black do
IS boxes Alamantine and Sperm Candles
so Mould do
IS Rosin Soap
30 Toilet and Fancy Soap
20 CASTLE do
50 Pearl Starch
IS Assorted Candy
40 bbls. Cider Vinegar
10 tierces fresh Rice
IS coils Jute Rope
IS dozen Painted Pals
20 nests Cedar Ware
IS boxes Tobacco various brands) part superior
100 600 CIGARS.
SUNDRIES.-Snuf in Bladders, Jars and Bot
Ties Powder +. FL. FFF. in t, !, and whole kegs,
and /, !, and ID. Canisters; New J ork and Bait
more Shot; Grain Pepper; Ground do; Ground
Coffee: pmento; Mace Nutmegs; Cloves; CHINA
mon: Race Ginger premium Mustard; Salt Petre;
S C Soda; Sal .Eratus, put up in boxes for retail
ing, in t. !, and | Id. papers; Sal Soda; Yeast
Powders; Corn Brooms Matches; Clothes Pins;
Fig Blue; Indigo; Chocolate; Mason's Backing;
Shoe Brushes Maccaron; so boxes assorted
Tacks; Wrapping Irvine; Cotton Yarn; Wrapping
Paper; Letter do; Fine q. A. and Dairy Salt, in
small Sacks, &c, &C., &C., &c.
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DIED.

On Friday night. Both September, JAMES Nc
KENZIE, in the 57th year OF his age.
At his residence, in Culpcper County, Va, on
tie 18th Of September, WA. GRAY SOMER-
VILE. in the 42nd year of his age.
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MARRIED.

AT Washington, D. c., on the 26th of Scptem-
Der, by the Rev. John W. Pagh, of Warrenton,
Fauquier County, Va, ANDREW Low, 10 Miss
BESSIE l.. MOXLEY, eldest daughter of Dr. b.
&. ID. Monkey, of Prince William County, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-04

New YORK, Oct. 3.-Flour has advanced &c.;
State $4,000 s4.65 Ohio $3.50 $3.50; Southern
$5.20@S5.5O. Wheat is dull; common is heavy;
good is steady; Southern rcd ll5c; white 1900
li5c Corn has an advancing tendency; mixed
936g4c. Pork is quiet; mess Sl5.s5@Sl5.9"
prime $lO.5c@Sl062. Lard is firm at lo4@
HE Whskey is firm at &c. Stocks opened
frmor but closed heavy. Cumberland Coal CO"
l2a Mo- 6's 81.
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ORAND TOURNAMENT AND PICNIC Al
V ANALOSTAN ISLAND.
THE EAGLE RIDING CLUB
VielsUTt III NIIIIUUIICI1- % tIIV uV V1uV V.
intend giving their first
GRAND TOURNAMENT AND PICNIC,
ON ANALOSTAN ISLAND,
WEDNESDAY October 9TH, 1859.


A full Band OF Music will be in attendance at
10 o'clock a. M and remain the ground until
IL o'clock al night. and eve:y accommodation ne
cessary for the comfort and pleasure OF visitors
shall nc carefully attended TO.
An ample police force will he detailed for the
purpose OF maintaining order and dccorum.
The procession oi Knights will leave Georgetown
in iuil ,lrcss) at y o'clock, a M for Washington,
and parade tic principal streets and Avenues, ana
arrive on the Island AT II II. IN. The riding for
the hunurs will commence 1T o'clock. p. IN.
A steamboat vii! be in attendance n the foot of
High street. Georgetown, and large and commo-
,iious boat al the foot of & street, Washngton FOR
the purpose Of taking visitors t" the grounds, free
of charge.
The Reircsbment department will be under the
supervision of caterers well known 10 the public.
Tickets 80 cents, admitting gentleman aud
ladies. which be procured at the Music Stores
of Messrs. Ellis and MetzerOt, National Hotel,
Kirkwoods, John ID. Hamnack, Washington, and
ut q. VI. il q. W. Svuthrun ana George Barnard
Drug Stores. Georgetown.
Orator-SAMUEL Chiffon, Esq.
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A L N A N A c
II A Rim LIST.
PORT OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 8.

foKf OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 3.
ARRIVED.
S.rett 'O'' p'"o ' :
Org "appoo, COombs, Windsor, plaster to B. II.
,: NhF' Fleetwood, Penfeld. New York, merchan-
fs- 10 s Shipn.
,S sur Emily Ann, Esome, Baltimore, bridge
aaOer to NJ. S. P!sciie.
>noot, uhicr & Co.
;, %af' Lavina Jane, Kctchum, New York, gene
"a cargo to James c. Nevett.
Sa' Statesman, Mott, New York, to S. Shinn.
SSat' Fanny, -, Philadelphia, coal to Wise
TnI; j. !. Small, Donovan, Windsor, plaster to
Pm war, Susanna, Creighton, Baltimore, guano to
"a y = James NJ. Baylis, Thompson, New York,
y, Su'. a Hea,on, Ryon, Bridgeport, to Borden
Ssxsnship Mount Vernon, Smith. 40 hours from
i"k' merchandise TO Fowle L Co.
tp,e he' Columbia, Harper, Baltimore, to Wheat
n. MEMORANDA.
Ton ,,,a Dr'nkWater; schre. - A. Apple
Corn mu May Flower. Strong; ]. P. Wetherili,
boston, 18th ult.
VA M \: Tyler, Fentop, from Georgetown, arri-
S' M Philadelphia. Cd inst.
,oll AL, tsasmer' Reid, for this port cid at Nor
Ro.. neic K Hull, Holmes. and W. II. Rutan,
ul;;no ~ 'ois port, sailed from Providence, 7sth
sanore, LIST inst.
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eS98 DEDICATION OF ASPlN'

SxsSs&WA HALL.-For the accom-
mediation of persons DESTROYS of witnessing the
dedication Of Aspnwall Hall, at the Theological
Seminary, OMNIBUSES will leave the Mansion
House at % o'clock, and the corner of King and
Washington streets, at 10 o'clock, this morning.
Fare each way % cents.
oct It's HUGH LATHAM.
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GLANDS LINE"-FOR
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, NEW YORK
AND BOSTON.--The steamer JAMES JE-
ROME Jerome, master, will leave on her reg
ular day, Tuesday, 4th instant, at o'clock Z.
NJ, up to which time freight for the above ports
will be received.
STEPHEN SHINN, No. 81 South Union st.
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ARRIVAL or STEAMER-The steamer Mt.
Vernon, Capt. Smith, from New York, Satur-
day afternoon, arrived here yesterday morn
ing about half past nine o'clock. She brought
good quantity of freight and the following
passengers:-Miss 5. +. Carter, Miss Downs,
Mr.. Reynolds, &. W. Beardsley, J. B. Car
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-04

%vOTICE.-The undersigned having resumed
~ hi. Family school, in which he has the he, ser
vices Of an accomplished Male Teacher w,il re- re-
ceiye as additional pupils, two boys IRON 10 10
,ear. Of age. who will receive instruction N any
Or all the usual English branches; alSo' IN Lalin
Greek. and French. -.
Term. for the scholastic year. for honrd and 'ui-
,ioo TWO hundred dollars-the year 10 expire 'otn
or .yylv RICHARD II. CARTER,
sen 2o-eoow near Salem. Fauquier County
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The Markets.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 3.-Flour closed firm; holders
demand 5l2l for Howard street and Ohio, nut
there was no sales aboveS5. Wheat closed active;
white 1850 l5Oc.; red llO@llSc. Corn closed
active; white s2@ s5c.; yellow sac s6c. Oats
closed firm; Maryland 35@S7c.; Penna. 4'c.-
Maryland Rye SO@Ssc. Pork closed firm; mess
$l5.75@Sl6.: prime Sll.5O. Bacon sides, lOsc.
Lard closed quiet; Western prime llt9 Ike
Whskey closed quiet at 2S4c.
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JHdysS.
Hon. Jacob Thompson, Hon. Henry Addison,
Hon. Howell Cobb, Hon. Jas. u. Berrett,
Col. Vim. b. Seldcn, Robert L. Ieel.
Vim. A. Bradley, sr.. Hon. VIM. ID. Massey,
Gilbert Vandcrwerken. Mayor of Alexandria.
UGHsgcrs.
DR.. VIM. A. Bradley, Hon. Samuel Houston.
Samuel Crop!ey, Wm. h. Sebastian,
}. H. Wallace, ". II. Tenny,
A. :. II. Whiting, Hugh Carerton,
5. Mccullough, Bladen Forrest.
Judson Mitchell. Andrew Hancock.
John II. Waters, c. l.. SengStack, jr.,
{. W. Botcler, jr, Vim. Dayton,
Henry Birch, George HILL
Maj. VI. NJ. Irwin, Curtis Graham,
Marshall Brown, W. ID. Waliach,
John p. Heiss, j. b. Hoover.
NJ. hurry, Jas. A. Magruder.
Adolphu> Pickercll, Capt. Samuel Gcdncy,
J. ). Berry. Capt. James Guy,
james McGraw, John }. Price,
James Chatam. Col. George Minor,
VI. Faucctte. Alcx.) James A. King.
NJ Martin. (Aiex) George VI Sothron,
~. The steamer UrRALD, Capt. Merrill. will
leave Smoot & Uhlcrs wharf, Alexandria, n the
hours Of and II IA. m, TO convey passengers to
the Tournament at Analostan Island, free of
charge; retu ming ut and = o'clock, =.
Georgctown oct Pit
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Of III, nj Robert Bell, Bookseller and Stationer,
dol,,, .y, acknowledges the receipt of forty
Cs,bai;. restitution, made through the hands Of .
priest oct tit
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-04

FOR RENT-Two DWELLING HOUSES
Eli; with brick stable and about FOUR ACkES
OF LAND on south side of Dnke street, at the
Stone Bridge. The land will he rented with the
frame HOUSE or divided between the two, US may
he desired by tenants. There is an uniaiiins
spring, with dairy house over IT. on the prem
To one or two careful and punctuai tenants, the
terms will be made reasonable and lease Tor a
term Of years granted. Apply to
RICHARD c. BARTON,
at the sumac Mill, upper end of King street.
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y
50 bbls. Superior Old Rye WhiSkey
40 +" Medium do
IS /" RectiGed do
20 Y do
IS XX do
Is xxx do
10 NIX do
&" Old Nectar do
50 half bbls. Old do
50 ], /, and / casks Cognac Brandy
4 pipes Hennessey do
10 0tard, Dupuy, d Co. do
% bbls. Domestic do
20 casks Cherry do
Is +" Ginger do
10 Raspberry do
% +" Blackberry do
20 " Strawberry do
20 bbls Rose Gin
pipes Holland (pure) do
25 bbls New England Rum
10 +" Peppermint Cordial
10 " Cinnamon do
Is casks Madeira Wine
IS Sweet Malaga do
Old Port do
5 Pale and Brown Sherry do
Is baskets Champagne
Also large stock Of fine bottled LIQUORS, TO
which We invite the attention Of dealers.
oct lint
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MATTINGS, &c., &c.
In every variety and style, all new stock, AMI
purchased at such rates az enable Us 10 mark
them at greatly reduced prices. Our purpose il to
supply the public with all such goods, in better
qualities aud al lower rates, than they have ever
before been sold at in the District.
Citizens of Alexandria and the adjoining coun-
ties are respectfully invited to visit our show
rooms and inspect our stock.
Eess- II gives pleasure to add that Mr.. WIN.
B. EDMONDS, of Virginia, for many years IN the
employ Of CIagett 4 Dodson, has formed . bust
ness connection with cur house, where ne is at all
times ready 10 serve his friends and acquaintance.
l.. +. PERRY Il CO.,
Upper Rooms Perry Building,
Corner Penn. ave. and 9Th st, Wash. City.
Washin gton sep lg-dlu6eoSw
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-04

THEATRE Miss Charlotte Thompson makes
her second appearance at the Theatre, to-
night. She will take the part Of Parthenia,
in the play Of Ingomar, and will, no doubt,
sustain her high reputation as an actress.
The entertainment will conclude with the
farce Of a Kiss in the Dark"-Messrs. Hill
and Robson take conspicuous parts.
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GEEDS, SEEDS. SEEDS!!-
- % bushels Glover Seed
200 :. Timothy do

CEEDS. SEEDS. SEEDS!,,-
y 25 bushels Glover Seed
200 Timothy do
800 Orchard Grass Seed
50 Herds Grass Seed, Of superior quail
ity. selected with great care expressly for our re-
tail sales: to al Of which we invite the attention
Of the farmers of Virginia and Maryland, whose
orders will be promptly and carefully executed.
ADDISON, WALLACE co.
oct Agricultural and Seed Store Union st.
TARPETINGS.-This day received by the
" steamer Mount Vernon, Velvet, Tapestry,
Three ply, all wool Ingram. and other kinds of
CARPET, which in addition to our former stock,
makes it very complete; also, Oil Cloths. of every
width. 5. & W. MEYENBERG,
oct corner Of King and Pitt SIS.
Port Tobacco Times, Fairfax News. and Blue
Ridge Republican,.
CHAWLS! SHAWLS. The Princess Clotiide
y SHAWL, a new and beautiful article. just
openod, At s. 4 W. MEYENBERG'S,
oct cornor of King aud Pitt SITS.
Port Tobacco Times, Fairfax News, ami Blue
Ridge Republican.
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s. q w. MEYENBERG

TJAyE just opened large and handsome as
III sortmsnt Of LADIES DRESS SlLhS,
Nous De LANES, and other DRESS GOODS su'a-
HI. Tor tho ssason oct
GPort Tobacco Times Fairfax News, and Blue
Ridge Republican.
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NEW CARPET STORE.

NEW CARPET STORE.
TJylIE subscribers having rented the commodious
i and elegant Upper. Rooms" OF the Perry
Building" corner of Pennsylvania Avenue and
Ninth street, Washington City, have opened there
in, an extensive stock Of
CARPETS,
CURTAINS,
nTus
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-04

MISS MARY f. DEAHI.. NJ the City Hotel,
lu Alexandria, desires Music Scholars, whom
she will instruct Ut $40 per quarter. either at the
City Hotel, or in private houses. She has haa
five year, experience a. a Music Teacher, and is
permitted to refer 10 the Editor Of the Southern
Churchman oct 4-at
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a10O REWARD.-Ranaway from the subscri-
SlUU her. living near RappaLannock Station,
Fauquer county, Virginia, on the eth OF oeptcin-
her. my negro man SLAUGHTER, sometimes
called Frank, of copper colour ahon: twenty one
or two wears of age, size small, with hushy SUIT
Of hair, and has lost one or two front teeth. lie
took with bin two pair of pants, one blue cotton,
the other white homemade linen: an old black cloth
frock coat, and white sack, aud an old FUR hat
vii! give ten dollars if taken IN the county,
twenty. five dollars If taken out Of the county, and
one hundred dollars if taken out oi tue state III
either case he must he secured )" that can get
him. He will cndeavor 10 pass himself rs a Tree
hoy. as expcc, he is making his way to free
State lie has acquaintances IL the upper end OF
this county. and in Loudcun. Address, Mlli'iew
P. o., Fauquicr county. Virginia
CATHARlNE II. MOORE.
Fauquicr county. sep 4-eon
-uTICE.-'rhe annual meeting Of the Stock
Y holders of the Little River Turnpike Road
COMPANY. will I've held a. the Office OF the Farmers
Bank of Virginia. al Alexandria, on Tuesday Dc
tnhcr / 1S5o ". ii. MARBURY,
If -ap;i lEc.SsIcI.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-04
REMOVAL,

TOHN OGDEN has removed to the new store,
81 the second from Pitt street, and opposite the
Marshall House. He respectfully invites an ex-
animation of his large assortment, consisting en-
tirely of ARTICLES IN HOUSEKEEPING.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-04

The butchers Of the District of Columbia
have again changed their sale days for cat
tie at Druver's Rest t. Fridays, instead of
Mondays, commencing next Friday.