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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-04


offoregn dry goods at New York for the and
January L.
For The Week 1857 1855 1859
Entered at the port.... ssS4,775 4s7,75S 12s2,637
Thrown on market.... 333,367 b71,saI l,lsi,aol
Since jan i.
Entered at The port ~ $50 1e76e S4l 100 $50
Thrown on market .S5 73o 2s9s6o06 4S376,S5n
BY the above official statement it will be that
entries of dry goods at this port the past week. well
the amount thrown upon the Market again largely
OF those for the corresponding week the two pre-
vous The aggregates since the LIST Of January last
also in Of those for the period in 1858 and
1857 The imports arriving intended for the
tumn trade which events in the next month two may
materially modify. With good crops and good prices the
trade the West will probably largely improve. The
cline in cotton, in consequence Of the war, will not at
feet the planters materially SO far rs the present
crop, or rather the crop o. ls5s-59 Is concerned
estimated at 100 600 bales 600 of which have al
ready reached the pors eaVag in the interior and in the
HANDS Of the growers only about 125 900 bales rney
may also own portion u the 100000 bales OF stock
The ports ALI the rest lney have sold distributed
follows
Exported apro 5000
raktn Tor domestic consumption. ............ $4,000
IN W '' i'i IS'ooo
The stock OF American held Liverpool at last
dates was SOL 600 bales By these figures will be
CeVeQ TOE growers or cotton
enough in getting their supplies unusually early to
ket having received good prices for it, Hence the de-
clue in cotton, while will be lightly felt by growers
will be severely felt by middle en-by that class OF
business who operate between planters and the
manufacturers The holders Of the stocks in Liverpool
OF cargoee trapsu, and of stocks in the ports
parties who unfortunately bound suffer most
and who will not be in good q poslaop
10 engage IN trading in the new crop next fail
Thus while the South will be left in as good
condition TO purchase GOODS for consumption vet
should the war continue and become 1ea, they viii
realize IT'S full force in the sale Of the crop, ~hcn
Will commence reaching market freely toe To
produce the present crop, lands and labor have
high prices, AMI should they be compelled TO submit
comparatively low range OF prices their other properly
may suffer corresponding depreciation. These
stances will with pruaept men among them, impose
the necessity of economy aud induce them purchase
goods less freely than they did last Such
ton in the Southern fall trade, however, may be 10
greater lesser extent balanced by the anticipated
crease in the Western trade.
The following tables give the classification, with the
number OF packages and value OF goods entered and
thrown upon the market the past week
EnteredJor Consumption,
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euthesn -four Wa steady, but lea buoyana and the do
ICES ...ge iho sAles emorAca q about ,600 },
osirg within the above range OF prces Rye our aud
meal quiet and sales limited. Wheat vas ire.
usr, wbio the sales embraced about 1000 ooO bush.
s including winter req at 81 u.s. poor 70 goo1 Mwau Zee
ern At -, and good 70 prone red DO. q 81 so
81 SO per bushel. Corn wss dull and lower, WIN
saes Of about 1900 5000 buahels including
Jersey and Southern yellow ., 6ec 9lo, and oommoo
20 fair Southern white at 500. Ole. Rye was better,
WIN sales Of 5000 bushels ~ ssc, u 90. Oats were
Western and Canadian al 56c. SIC. The following tables
OF receipts and exports Of flour ard grain at this bort for
The month ending To-Day, from G. W. Cuttings circu.
.ss
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The news brought BY the America reported improved
demand Tor cotton cloths in Manchester owing as it was
peheveo nere 70 the Increased activity in goods al
Bombay, East Indies Yarns however were stil! unfa
voably affected by the Continental war Here as usual
at this season OF the year. the light and will be
likely TO continue 80 until its revival during the next
fall We therefore omit the usual quotations for the
present The auction GALES have also drawn 10 n close
Among the last of importance held to-day of rib
bons. Tue attendance, considering ateness OF the
season. good and the sale upon the whole
fair one and especially for desirable and fancy styles
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

FRIDAY, juno J--6 r. ".
aforementioned market was heavy, and
price for the common and medium grades from &C.
10 Zoe lover while unexpected low grades were neglect
ed The sales embraced about 900 bbs. within the fol-
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The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House to-day
SIS ,O24 $40 Is and the balances 81, 1856 ,573 55.
The sale OF the Chicago, ST. Paul and Fond du Lac Rail
road took place yesterday 1t bid in for the account
4 the first andsecond bondholders at a nominal sum-
despatch from St. Louis 70 the Cincnnat Commercial,
says that the Board Of Army Engineers sent by govern
men. 10 mspec. the bridge at Rock Island have pro.
nounced ii impeachment TO navigation, and recon- mend
Sd lis removal applied for by he st. Louis Chamber
s<swmeroe.
Inc receipts tide water OF four wheat era and bar
ley for the fourth Seek Of May 1863 and 1852 have
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F,suY, bills WAeat, bah. Corn bush. Barley, bush
1858. -. 104 1909 SO ,227 1887 81,
1s59.... 23020 e6,9A l0i,S6o lo,4lo
Dec. sl,s4s 712,2S3 655l1 5O673
The aggregates of the receipts Of the above articles 60
far for the ears 1859 and 1858 have been:-
Flour Ibis Wheat, bush Corn, bush. Barley, BUSH
1853. -. 1861 0S 1,703922 3o6Osl 236 $50
1889 sIl2, 2q9i27 3s6749 l05,3l2
Dec. s5017 Dec ,494, 1s5 Inc. so,o5S Dec LIS JOS
Reducing the wheat to our, the deficiency Of the re-
reipis OF 1859 ia equal to 3s4 oa6 bbls. -four.
The receipts tde water Of the principal articles of
preouce from opening of the canals TO and including
lhe 2slh ut. have been as follows
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MART & INTELLI GENC
AIsANAC FOR NEW YoRK-TBIs
70 10 So
sun sETs...s.s...... It HIGH IL ~
Port OF New York. juno 3. 1853.
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TaE DRY GOODS TRADE.

The following comparative statement Of the imports
offregn dry goods at New York the week and since
January L.
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Thu Military.

NOTTCE.-TvE MsMBsRs OF The ATLANTIC LIGHT
~ Guard hereby not Ted to attend meeting their
10 Bsysrd street saturday n.y. June
st7h clock preey to mshs arrangements TO attend tho
fuuera our associate Patrick Finegan Nv oroer.
E. orderly. WIN WHITE. Comuandant.
SENlOR vS,sRAr CORPS .r 1872 I'LL ME ct ar TaN
y of and First O'Clock n
supGay, June 30 attend divine body
Presbyterian church In First sfet bet First and Second
avenues. Rev ROht Thompson, pastor Remember ha
es0up Let ever, Oeteran stepd sermon expressly for
the Veterans BY order II. RAYMOk D, Colonel
ISAAC y. PHYFE, hdju,ant
CBE MBMBEKs OF THE PET EhsON LIGHT GU AID
hereby ro6.o Tn attend meeting at Pyhagorus Hail.
srdsy evening" June at O'Clock. to
mshe attend the fnners Of late associate.
Sanford Wood. BY Greer. sAMu Ell JACKSON, Captain.
EDWARD CARRY orderly.
VETRsASs OF TIE w4R Of 1912 OF TIE Sr ATE OF
New Sors regular meeting will be held on Monday,
9Th inst ~ O'Clock NJ at 81 Lispenard Punctua1
aitendaI qpested Is. order. A. ". JONES' Colonel.
ABM. COLEMAN, secretary.
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IRON BEDsTEAD AANUvACronY.

IRON BEDsTAAD MANU- aCrOnY
JANIS BEEBE CO..
No Reg BROADWAY
And cone OF keade centre and Elm streets.
Have now ready la ge stock
Iron eETSrEADs
Of all the various kinds superior qualify snahl f
frst class trade, which they offer ut w.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. at REDUCED PRICEs
HOSPITALS PRISONS ANU SCHOOLS
Supplied TO any eltent and at short notice.
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The exports Of cotton domestic goods from the port OF
ew York for the week ending June 3, 1859, were as
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-04

!vHVRCH ri THE PURiTsNS-A DiSCOU RSr WILL.
~ be preached by the Rev Dr. Oh In Church 81
the Puraps Union squAre to morrow evening" har.
acter AND Dseoy OF the two Ibsves the
vices at u O'clock
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-22
iy6-tf EDWARD GREEN. Treasurer.
& WASHINGTON RAILROAD

EUN g
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NEW GOODS.

uNHE SUBSCRIBERS have just received a large
Supplv of FALL ANp WINTER GOODS.
For the Ladies. We have elegant Silk Robes, IN
black and colors; fancy SILKS. il great variety;
Poplins. valencias Lavella Cloths, Madunnas,
rich Mouslins in Robes and by the yard French
Mcrinnes. plain and figured; AipacraS, Bon'ha-
zines. &C., &c.
Also, Linen Cambria Handkcrrhiefs, from 6ic
to s.: Embroiderics. Hosiery and Gloves, Hoop
skirts. white and c"lored for Ladies and Children.
Our assortment or CLOTHS. ChsSlMERES.
SArINETTS, yESTINGS, Neck Ties. new style
Linen Collars, Silk and Mcrlno shirts, "l"ves'
snslrnders. Fulled cloths. krrscys Jeans, Ian
srys. Osnahurgs, Cottons talcoes, hlanEe''' 81
every description: Table Diapers. Table Cloths
Linen end Cation Shreiings, from "a 10 ia wide;
Pillow Case Cotton and Linen, Irish Linens, plain
and figured: Cotton Flanneis, &C., &c, all oi
which will he offered cheap 10 cash or prompt trade.
..p Il q. X. WITMER BROS.
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ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA.

1877. FAIL SIPPLIES. 1917.
NTE ARE NOW in receipt by packets A. II.
w Manchester, Scarsvile, Andover, &C., from
Boston, Of our FALL SUPPLIES of BOOTS,
SHOES, HATS, CAPS, &c., to which We invite
the attention Of Merchants and Dealers. These
GOODS have been bought direct from the manu-
facturers in New England, under the most adyan-
tageous circumstances, which enables us with con
fdence to assure purchasers that we are prepared
to, and will sell honi. as low and upon ~ accom-
modating terms as they can obtain similar goods
in any ct the Northern markets. thereby saving
them ut least the cost of!transportation and com
missions .4
Merchants AMI Wholesale dealers respectful
ly requested to examine our stock before making
their purchases. &. A BALDWIN d CO.,
sep 3-eolm Prince street Wharf
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Es-MiiL ARRANGEMENTS.-Ih follow
in. are the present Mail arrangements at
,.s Alexandria Post Oihce:-
tn. Northern Nail will close, daily. at and
,c!,,k, i. ~. except on Saturdays-then at o
.,,s. H. m There il mail for Washington City
o,,y. closing 4; 81. m. on Saturdays.
The Mail for Richmond, Va, and all South OF
Richmond aill close at 5. 4. m aud = m., ex-
cent on Suniays-;hen at }! a. N.
The Mail, tur the Orange and Alexandria and
N.as,a, Gap Railroads, Warrcnton, Middlchurs.
and Fairfax {. H., close daily ut 81 4. m. There
il no mail for the Manassas Gap Railroad on sun
isy..
The Mail for the Lecshurg reute will close on
Mondays, Wednesdays. and Fridays. at p. In
Thsrs i. = mail for Lecsburg, via Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad. closing at y p. m, on Tuesdays,
Thursdays, and Sundays.
Th. Nail for the Aldie route viii close at a. m,
Tuesdays Thursdays, and Saturdays.
The Mail for the Occoquan route will close ~
an, Tuesdays, Thursdays. and Saturdays.
fhs Nail for the Theological Seminary will close
~ ,. ,n daily, except Sundays.
The Mail ..r Norfolk. Portsmouth, and the East
ra Shore oi Virginia, closes ut and p. IN, except
VI SLardayS-ticn 1T I. IN.
The Office will open every day except Sunday
81! O'clock, A. NJ, close daily at o 2. M, and
viii be opened from 10 $ ? NJ, for delivery of
,hc mail which arrives III p. NJ, from the North.
0dico hours on Sunday from to A. NJ, and
from ) to ;! Y. NJ.
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YOUNG LADIES INSTITUTE,


rI,IJE TE,;TU ANNUAL SESSION of this In
stitution, will be opened for the reception Of
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOLARS, on Mon
day. September 18th.
The Course of Study i thorough, practical, and
sufficiently extended, requiring on the part oi the
scholar careful investigation and continued diii-
gcncc.
Pupils who may wish to prepare themselves tor
the profession OF Teaching. will be advised and
instructed in regard to School Arrangements, Clas,
sifcation. Modes Of Instruction, discipline, and
various other topics bearing upon Tie general use
fitness and efficiency of the Teacher and 50 s"on
as the number of applicant. shall render II e1pe-
dent a permanent TEACHERS DEPakl-
MENT" will be connected with the Institute.
Further information may be "hinined by appi,ca-
ton to SlLNE ESIEk SUI l. irlhciPa''
aue 2a--dIwSeo2m lSO, king street.
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HARDWARE, CUTLERY, &C.

NEW G0ODS.-I offer for sale the following
IN GOODS, and in doing would say, that
they have been purchased almost exclusively from
MAyurAcrrRgRs, On the most favorable terms
am therefore prepared to- and ,W sell them at the
lowest market rates
25 tons Bar. Band Horse Shoe. and Sheet Iron
Cast Steel Anvils, Vices, &c
1000 lbs. Malleabe Castings
5000 lbs. Long Aalcs
25 Sets Short. Of very superior quality
1000 Oak and Hickory Spokes
500 Extra Hubs. warranted to he the hest article
made; 1000 lbs best Bright Springs. Also. n COM
pete assortment of Files, Fairbanks Scales, Thin
BILE Skeins and Boxes, Wagon Bows. Bent Rims,
Screw Plates Long and Short Handle ShovelS DC
GEO. T. BALDWIN,
sep16 No. II, North Fairfax street
TTARDWARE AND HOUSEKEEPING AR
Ii TICLES, CHsAr foE CASH al No. SS, king
street, Alexandria, Va.-The subscriber int,n ,ndhS
to make some change in the character oi ms husi-
ness will, in order 10 reduce the heavy stock on
hand offer for sale at cart far cash. during the
present summer. great variety OF useful articles
in his line. consisting of Japan Tin Toilet Ware
Brittania Pitchers. Brittania Tea Pots, Brttaiila
Block Tin Plate Covers. Britana Lamps German
Silver Spoons. &c, &c bargain will be gwen IN
any article now on hand
For sale ut manufacturers prices. the Fruit Can
sold by H. l. Gregory, also other Cans ut very low
rates
Persons intending to build, can buy for c".h. q
great bargain in Locks, Hinges. Screws, &c., Win
dow Sash furnished to order at Il short notice.
iyl6 JOHN T. CREIGHTON.
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GEORGE SIGGERS

BOOK-BlNDER AND PAPER RULER.
No. - Prince Nr,d. oppo.it, The G"=ehe Cfics,
ALEXANDRIA. Va.
NTUSIC, Magazines, and Old Books bound i'll
ltl any style. | also RULE, and make to order,
any description of BLANK BOOKS, which will
warrant to be made "f the hest paper and materials
aud bound in the strongest manner Bank Officers,
Bankers, Merchants Clerks OF Courts, Hotel Keep
ers, Insurance Companies. and all who want Blank
Books are respectfully invited TO give me u call.
iu IL
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NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY.
- :.a

ERQM BALTIMORE TO CHICAGO III 80
I hours. with only two changes Of cars.
TRAINS l.avc Calvert Station. Baltimore. dai
ly, {Suudays cxceptei.) at I3a, A. NJ, and i, r.
NJ, for Pitt>burg, Cleveland, Chicago, Cincinnati,
and st. Louis.
For Elmira. Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Canandai-
qua, Rochester. and ali parts Of Canada, trains
leave daily. Sundays excepted) ut 7.3n, A. NJ
and g. p. NJ.
Passengers from Washington and South buy
tickets only to Baltimore, where they can be pro-
cured to all points. JOHN /. RlGNEl.
Assistant Superintendent.
RaItimore .cp 12--tf
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W. W. II + Il Il + Il 1,
GREEN'S MANSION HOUSE,

CORNER or CAMERON AND FAIRFAX SITS.
HNHIS wcl-known and POPULAR HOTEL
i having undergone THORGtGH RENO Vi
TION and REFLRNiSHiNG, is now open, with
everything complete, for the convenience and ac-
commodation Of BOARDERS and TRAVELLERS.
rts- The Proprietor has secured the services Of
GEORGE l.. STEWART and SAMUEL +.
GREGORY, under whose joint management no
pains will be spared 10 sustain the reputation OF
the HOSE as a FIRST CLASS HOTEL in
every respect. JAMES uhEEN'
Alexandria February !, lSj9-itf
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D., Ia
YNlIE exercises oi this School VIII be re'a'hed'
| October Isl, 1873.
Circulars including terms, will be furnished on
application to the above address.
Washington, aug g>e"toctl
7 INVITE CITIZENS AND STRANGERS 10
call at my MASrPAcTORl, No. al King STREET,
RrTNEsy u AsuIsGros AND ST. AsAPH STREETS,
and examine NV large and handsome assortment
of SADDLERl GOODS. n 1 do not intend I" be
surpas.ed i'm my line of business hy any other any.
| s,y, 81, hand aud arn daily manufacturing az
fine and superior IN assortment ~ can ne i""ha IA
any of the Northern cities. My stock comprises
as great q variety a. can hc found III any "'her
huuse insisting Of II tENFSS Of all klnds from
the fine quilt work down TO the dray, cart, anu
plouph Harness: TRUNKS of every kind, line
sole Leather. Steel Spring Iron Frame Ladies
Trunks aud Bonnet Boxes, and all other Kinds
down to the common Packing Trunks; Saddles,
Brides. Martingills Whirs. &C.. rs fine as the
finest: Buffalo aud Fancy Robes, Driving Gloves,
Horse Covers Carpet Bags, Nalices, &C., &C., Of
all kinds Call and for yourselves
Thankful for the very liberal patronage hereto
fore extended. solicit continuance oil tue same
and pledge myself to spare no pains 10 give 'a'is
faction All goods warranted to be a represented
oct Aft WM. +. PADGETT.
TT,o MILLERS, MANUFACTU RERs, MA
il CHINlsTS, SC.-for sale at MaAuiact"'e''
prices. for cash.
yuIranired India Rubber Machine Betting, oi
all .zcs.
Mixed Steam Packing, in sheets OF all thick
nessc. and lengths.
Gum Packing with cloth insertion.
Pure yulcanized Sheet Rubber, of all thickness
e. and lengths
Hylrant, Engine, Steam, and Suction Hose oi
all sizes
Gaskets, Washers, Rings, Couplings, Hose Pipes
Sprinklers. &C., &c. o,r,Sc
Also. a superior article Of ANCHOR BOLIlNG
CLOTHS. of ever number. Orders from the coun-
try promptly attended to. j. NJ. NEWTON,
- 1l-2ax3m Theatre Building.
ToHN MURPHY, ATTORNEY AT Ia ",
y Will practice in the Courts Of "estmo'clana, a
Richmond. .nd Northumberland Counties. fos'
Office, Rice's Store, Westmersland County, va
| doc ST
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+" III 4 " n : l. ! " f. "

" III Il y ~ y IL y r.,
BETWEEN
ALEX ANDRIA, VA. WASHINGTON AND
GEORGETOWN. d. C., AND
PHILADELPHIA NEW YORK, AND BOSTON.
Ja.- OyLr REGiLAR LINE! -sS
>psse The fine steamer JAS. JEROME,
SsEsss Jerome master, leaves Philadelphia every
Saturday al II o'clock. NJ and delivers cargo for
Alexandria aud the District early on Monday
aoruing, and connects with the 0. d A. Il. r., NJ.
q. K. r., and c. 1 o. Canal. for the interior.
Returning, leaves Georgetown at Il o'clock NJ,
sd Alexandria Il, t o'clock, =. NJ. every Tuesday,
delivering cargo in Philadelphia early on Thurs
day morning anl connects with the regular lines
q steamers 10 aud from New York and Boston,
through receipts givcn.) Goods for the interior
forwarded immediately on arrival of the steamer
n, ~ coRaissiou
Shippers wishing to avail themselves of the
cheapest and quickest route. will ship by this line
Al goods sen, to The agents in New York or Bos-
IN, should be marked-CARH CHAMPS LINE.
lac Jerome iasarcs al the very lowest rates. For
regh which will be taken at greatly reduced
;sies, spplyto STEPHEN SHINN,
81 South Union street.
AGENTS.--TIIoMAS WEBSTER, Jr.. IL
Ncrth Wharscs Philadelphia: BRIGGS L KIRK
HIRlCk, % South street. y. York: SPRAG l.,
ny Ii \ CO., 4 Wharf, Boston; HYDE i DA-
'1p>VN, 81 Water. street, Georgetown.
,ep y-.if
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MRS MccoRMICK's SCHOOL.

Mrs. MCCORMICK desires to inform her
lNl friends and the public generally, that she
will resume the duties of her school OH the first
Monday Ill September next.
The course of study pursued, will comprise all
the branches requisite TO thorough English edu-
cation.
In addition to her day scholars, she is dcsrous Of
receiving into her family. few pupils n boarders.
aged from 10 to II years. who will be under her
immediate care and oversight
Her arrangements for the accommodation and
due care OF pupils have been considerably ncreas-
cd. and otherwise improved Those in Washing
tom desiring particular information with reference
to her school, may apply to W. b. WALLACE, editor
of the Star.
Scnool hour. from A. NJ, TO IL NJ, and :r"m
2 to =. VI.
For terms and further particulars, apply at her
residence NJ. 81 Cameron street. jy 2i-eou
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ALEXANDRIA STEAM DYEIEG, CLOTH
DRESSING, and SECURING ESTAB-
IISHMENT

A. ID. WAKEFIELD, PROPRIETOR
MERCHANTS and others are respectfully in
lNI vited Ia examine the superior style in which
goods are CLEANED and DYED mt my establish
mrnt No. 27 Fairfax street, Gold standJ where
everything apper,aiuing 10 well regulated estab-
lishmeut Of the kind can he done IN superior
manner at moderate prices. GOODS forwarded
to any part Of Virginia aud Maryland with dis
patch, safely and carefully packed.
cal il respectfully solicited. You will Ind
me nj al times a nv post, ready and wiling to
accommodate all desiring my serN ices.
aug ls-2m
HXCHANGE AND BANKING HOUSE OF
Ia e. W. ptRfELL d 20, RirLm"nd, Va
We offer our ser, ices Ia the Presidents and Con
tractors on the different lines Of Internal Improve
ment throughout the State, for the collection oi
debts due by the State, and Tor it, conversion into
and sale of Virginia State Stock. Having every
facility for selling. prepared to make liberal
advances on Stock till sold. Oar charges will be
moderate We also offer our services 10 our friends
in the country for the purchase of Virginia state
Bank, and {, cry description of Stocks, "a. the cur
rent market rate, without any charge o commission.
Orders by mail. either for the purchase or sale
Of any security will meet with our prompt attrn-
tion. and will he attended 10 on gUud terms as
though the parties sending were present.
c. W. PURCELL CO.
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n +, sMOoT, ATTORNEY at Law,

office. Ne. II. &"ntt R"yoi strc., Aie.candria. Va.
ray Practices in Alexandria, the neighboring
counties. and Washington city. Prompt returns
made of all money collected.
REFFEEycEs.-Messrs.M McNeal Jones, Bnlh
more; Messrs. G. & I. Parker Il Co., Washington
city; MesSrs Smoot. Uhlur Co., Alexandria, Va;
Messrs. Burke Herbert, Alexandria. Va.
NH g-ly
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JEFFERsON TACEY.

PAPER HANGER. UPHOLSTERER, GLIDER,
And Housr Utr"rd,"r IN General.
w IILST returning his grateful acknowledge
w ments to his numerous friends Tor thcr very
liberal encouragement during the tw" Years lac has
been amongst them, assures them that il viii he his
continued effort t. serve them with pr"mptncSs.
and nj moderate charges at his old Stand. No. ii9,
NoRrH srpt KING STREET. ALIEN ,SpKiA. NH 20
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ROOTS AND SHOES.

TIME CASH SYSTEM ADoPTED.-The sub
i scribcr having tried the credit system. and
found that il would not pay. has concluded t" adopt
the CASH principle In future. and from this
date he will continue to do business upon this
principle. In bidding adicu to the old system he
would return his thanks to his customers Tor past
fayors. md hopes by strict attention. and such in
ducemcnts as lie may offer, to continue il under
the new, JOHN l.. SMITH.
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