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AUCTION SALES.
By WALL 4 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
SALE THIS DAY.


C,ONTINUATION SALE OF THE LARGE
" AND SUPERB STOCK OF LADIES AND
GENTLEMENS FURS, CARRIAGE AND
SLEIGH ROBES AT AUCTI0N.-on Thursday
aud Friday mornings, ed and 23d instant, at 10
o'clock, We will sell by catalogue, al the auction
rooms. corner Of ?;b street and Pennsylvania ave.
nue.. a large and superb stock Of Furs, &C., oon-
prisInS-
Large MINI, Hudson Bay aud other Sable CIdi'
mai Capes, Talmas, and Scts
Stone and GrecIsn Mxrten
Erm.ne. Fitch, and French Mink Sets
Water Marten, Mountain Marten, Rock MarteI
German, Fitch, aud Royal Squirrel Sets
Every variety o. Chi!drens Furs
Eur, Seal Beaver, and other Gloves
otter Caps, beaver and other Nutaers
Every varsity OF fancy Carriage ano sleigh Robes,
Fur Coats, &c.
Ruttao Robes Skins, large assortment
Iae above goods were received direct from ons
III ,ne first importers and manufacturers in New
York, and were made up expressly Tor the best
city retail trade Of the present season, OF the latest
styles, unG warranted true TO name aua Tree from
moth.
This sale will offer excellent opportunity I"
obtain this ii d.speusable article Of Wluter
Terms cash. WALL d BARNARD,
Wa..,.n. ton, dec PIP ALCuoI ttlt.
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SALE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY.

4 I the same time aLd place, VIZ: on The 22d
~ day OF December. at Gr.enock, the under
signed. will offer .or sale. al public auction To the
highest bidder, the residue Of his crop Of Corn,
aud tie pruycrdcr tacretrVn, say four hundred
barrels, four Horses; six tine Mares; seven Colts OF
diiFrrert ages, Of the Champion, Clipper, Morgan
and Cohce blood, some iorty-iY. head Of Cattle,
among thcm eight ten tine Mch Cows; i"ur
Yoke Of Oxen; one thoroughbred young Durham
Bail; thoroughbred Sourhdown Buck and Eve,
and fifteen other Sheep; large lot OF stock Hogs,
OF he hes, breed; Wagons. Carts. and Plantation
utensils generally; and the Straw OF the Wheat
crop Q. this year; ais one new Wheat Drill
TERNs:-For all sums of ten collars and under,
the cash vii! be required. For sums over that
amount, bond, with security may be given, al
zine mouths with interest from date. The term
Of sale must be complied with before the property
will be delivered L. II. SHACkELFOkD.
L. y. COLOGNE, Auctioneer.
WHrreutOu. dec 1--rut-
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STATE Arsenal. We hope Mr.. Thomas
resolution. offered in the State Senate. rela-
tive To- the location Of State Arsenal in Al,
exandria will receive the favorable cnnsid.
Grafton of the Legislature. 1t seems to US
that here is the most favorable location in
every point Of view.
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EDWARD B. SMITH, nj. A, Principal.
asa.iII ,HIIH "a

The in,rd session OF nv School, hitherto located
in Albemarie county, will heg.! On TIE first oi
September next. The new location ~ easily ac.
ccssible from ali rarJd ct the country being within
a short walk oi Lulpeper depot, on The Orange ana
Alexandria Railroad, three hours ride from Alex
au,ira All the usual subjects Will te taught
Uoldipv the degree Of Mn.ter of Arts OF the Uni
ver.ity .; Virginia, having Taught Tor two years IL
that IN .tituton. rs an Assistant Instructor, and
having nui BESIDES. several years experience IN
te,.ting and conducting my School. tcel enabled
Ia prnlnis. thorough instruction IN every branch.
NJ ..-,.t,rt j. also - Muster of Arts OF the TN
y.f.ity and has taught l.: some years, with great
eff cn,y AID -uccc...
Trgu. 80 For board and 'uirioG for each hali
session "i ne nonihs. SlZo-ercrythng furnish
60 INT ,,h- Payment required IA advance.
For catalogues containing further information,
recommendations. g.. address me, Al Julp.rer {.
N v. EDWARD B. SMITH, VI. 4
Reference is made u Tie Faculty 81 the Uni.
yersity ., Virginia; Rev. John A. Eroadu- Rev.
K X Meade, CnarlofLeasillc VII gina; Octa,ius
Cohen Joan Richardson, e-urs., Savannah ia,
Dr. Nm y. Roper, 3pniiug br..m, Caroline 90.
Va: Prof Wm. Martin. Chapel HUI y -:
Hon. Edmund Martin, tireenhetd. >. =: George
Rlv,., 7 X. Dr", esp. AitsmaIle. W.: r.. H.
Walker. ;. Mason. cs4r-., Richmond. Texas, Jas
Wrodapu-., Ttginu- y. ErcnkenDro"gh. esqrs"
Richmond. Va; d.. Lloyd Ntr!eld, Lexington,
krntu.sy.ar Iulprper Co., j. ll-wtf
i,AUQCIER FARM tUk sALE.-Hayin. de.
r t.r.in.,i IL move to new country. | now
ofsr t,r .ric ny FARM, situated about five miles
from Wa rrutuG, the County sent 81 FauIuler
COUNTY ud three miles from The Famlnicr White
SULPHUR springs. II adjgins the lands pf Robert
Hart, K a,.rt Hall1clav and others. and contain,
THREE HUNDRED AND FlFIEES AND
THREE u AFTER ACRES. with an abundance
~ good NuOr AN TIMBER. $50 acres Of th- land
i. finely taken in graz with good meadow Of p
a.-e.. tn whole FARM i wcIl supplied with
v .'.r, good SPRINGS being found il every field
There !, j luas 'i;y Il good surface rock for feuc-
ing and .a". .yre,irnr stone quarry on the land.
e. The DWELLING HOUSE AM ont build
Wr m. Hr" v.'y comfortable
tn Terms Il 81. vii hc mad, j, ,lnmoiJtng
sri can ," known e.,.',r- us.t t.e .tt.rsber
~ ~ l.''.T a irg.-yi /, hro !. N.,urp."n lau,
gui.l county. Va WN t. MCCARTHY.
t.u9a!el County, Va, noy .-evs
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CONGRESS.
..,.,s, Wednesday, December d.

=, 1,sr.on gave notice Of bill to amend
:, establishing the Court Of Claims.
' ~, Of bill to change and regulate the
!, amounting cadets at the Military
''' law =, Vest Point; aud for other
purposes u
,h, in several messages in writing
-" ~ President of the United States, and
,.r,,s went into executive session.
,a.r ..mctime spent therein, the doors
A,'' ,a,pened. aud the following Senate
W." .n,t,ee, were announced.
Gun" -" Foreign Relations-Messrs. Mason,
,..rlas Shicll. Polk, Crittenden, Seward,
AN ~, F,uance-Mes,rs. Hunter, Pesrce,
sa,u. Bright, Hammond, Fessenden, and
's 81" Commeroe--Messrs. Clay, Biglsr,
r.~h. Chngman, Salisbury, Hamlin, and
' nn Military Affairs and the Militia
NJ. Davis. Fitzpatrick, johnson, Of Ark,
SS..,nu,, Lane. Wilson, and King.
On Naval Affairs Messrs. mallory
rb,mp.ou Of y. j.. Si'deii, Allen. Ham
mynl, Nicholson, and Anthony
On Judiciary -Messrs. Bayard, Pugh,
Bsniamiu, i'roen. Powell, Irumouii, ana
Fs,er.
On POST Dnces anu roN nunos "0eo,S
yoles twin, Rice, Bright, Wigiall, Hale,
ana Dixon.
On Public Lands--Messrs. johnson, OF
Ak pucn. Johnson OF Tenn. Lane, Bragg,
N.yjsn and Bingham.
IN Private Land Claims-Messrs. Benja-
min pnA. Wignll. Gwin, and Ten Eyck.
On Indian Afairs---Messrs. SEBASTIAN,
Fitch Rice. llemphill, Haun, Doolittle. and
r,rk
an p.usions-Mess Thomson Of \. j.,
rlsy, Salisbury. Powell, Durkee, Harlan,
and crimes.
a, Revolutionary Ciaims-M essrs TOombs,
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MARRIED.

In Fredericksburg, on Tuesday morning. at .
o'clock, At the Methodist Episcopal Church, South,
by Rev. B. P. Warwick. JAMES VI. TALIAFER-
RO, State senator from the Stafford District. 10
Miss ANNA Z. COLEMAN, both Of Stafford coun-
~.
On the 18th inst, at the residence Of l.. Stern,
in Caroline county, Va, by Rev. John Il. Rowe,
Mr. THOMAS W. BLUNT, OF Caroline, Va, 20
Miss REBECCA q. HALL, OF Richmond county,
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COMMISSIONERS SALR OF Landry
" yiltue OF u decree Of the Circuit Court ot
FAIRFAX County, pronounced m the case OF +. A.
Perry aud w,c against Thompson JavIns, and
others. nj November term, 1859, We shall, On Non
day, the 2nd day Of January, 1889, (hirlng dsy,l
at West End, in front Of the Tavern OF Samuel
Cats, offer at Public Auction, to the highest bid.
der, all that portion Of the REAL ESTATE
whereof Lucretla Violet died seized, which in the
division thereof was allotted To POWELL A. Perry
aud wife, Thomas Palmer, and N. HOLMES, aud
containing ONE HUNDRED ACRES. 1hs
land is situated on the Blackjack Road, III tho
county Of Falr'ax, aud miles from Alexandria
Terms of Sale Que. tenth of the purchase mo
mcy 10 be paid cash the day OF sole, and the
thereof IN three equal instruments, al D, IL
aud Is months from the day Of ssis--tbe deferred
payments ~ besr interest," and 10 be secured by
the bonds Of the purchaser, with approved securi-
~. and u retention Of the title until the whole Of
tie purchase money is paid.
ALBERT STUART, Comma
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So pi

YorNG MsN's CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
At regular meeting Of the Young Mems
Christian Association. held at their Hall on
Tuesday evening, u large number ot persons
were present. including many ladies' and
gentlemen, who were not members. The
meeting was opened with reading portion
of the HOLY Scriptures. singing, and prayer.
After which. the newly elected President, ).
NJ. Stevens. esq, IN very appropriate aa-
dress. thanked the Association Tor the honor
conferred on him. and culogizcd very highly
his predecessor. VIM. III. fowle. esq. for hrs
ability. uniform courtesy. and Christian yea:
also, reverted briefly 10 the Workings I" the
Association and cntreated tho members u
do their whole duty. The Committee on
Lectures being called Oh. the chairman pre-
scented MIR. :. Scott, who read an essay, re-
plcte with Interesting matter. IN his earnest
and impressive manner. Ills concluding
remarks respecting the amusement aud III
and eloquent. After the essay. the regular
business Of the Association was transacted,
lneiuuihS Se'er"' h'''i'''' ~ pun
One to set apart the last Friday in January
for public prayer, for the preservation Of the
peace o1 the country anu - 'ed"''' ''''''
Associations !" 90 the SAINT -,iHo, "'''''''
requesting the ministers vi nv '''"e''''' "
NOMINATIONS u 'u' '''s y p', ,.,- = S'
expressly !" s'""s "''"' :
oa'h'' 1i' '''''."'S ''
'ie n''' '"'o'',n
1'o''o'' ""' :,
u ""''s :"
ASS'''''.'''' ''''''' '''''' ''' - -, '"' "
not ineih'''''
P,yr-Soon after twelve O'clock, yester.
div morning, the Young man left in charge
&c rho oood. On sale. at the Ladies Fair, in
nm a;,,o.,,o, .h., T.hIs IA 1
o"ieP'" ram
had taken hre, prooabiS from spark "c''.
IDENTIFY dropped from 1t, and was enveloped
IN flames With the assistance of a number
o' sen'ie'ne''' ""'"' 10
" NO A'''''""''' = 49, ~ ~.
'fo'n ue''''''.'''' '"' ..a,
gun "uo .'
. 49, 49,, .ai ,La ,a,,,;,,1
,.,,.. ra,,a
IL,
.,,hous;ao - =. b,u ,ud vain.
~ srn o,,o, -, o,hsr
:"
cos'iy ar.''''' '"''''o'
ny 'he "a''''' "''' q ~ -.
hssn ax ,;,cu;shed with buckets tits exceed
;nelv fortunate that assistance was procured
az sneedily. as, had there been few uloments
daI,v the spacious building, with all its
f,r,;,u,e. two large stocks of goods; and the
r.raph.rnalia Of Sarepta Lodge, |. .. Q. /.
O,eola Tribe Of Red Men. which meet in the
third story together with the entire elegant
stock Of the Fair. would have hcen destroy
ed. The ladies. with their usual energy,
fitted IN another table yesterday. and the
SrEANERs.-Ihe steamship farKersours'
Captain Phillips sailed Tor Ne" ork Vester-
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ALBERT STUART, c
ALFRED MOSS,
,,,y U nay yQ-9avt.


4 COMMISSIONERS SALE.-By virtue of
y decree Of the Circuit Court Of Fairfax Coun-
y, pronounced al It's June term, 1888 In the case
Of Thomas + Carper, against Robert s. Reid, We
shall, on friday, the 3Uh December nsLt Hiring
day. ia mont Of the Court House oi said county,
offer NJ pubic auction to the highest bidder, Tue
TRACT Of LAND in the said county Of FAIR
fax, near Drapesyille, wherein the said Robert s.
Read resides, and estimated to contain ONE hJ n
DRIED AND FOkTl SIX ACRES. Ills lard
~, il well improved, bus spon it comfortable
o. BUILDINGS, and is Of the celebrated k.i
sou.
TERNs.-0ne tenth of the purchase money to
be paid down MS deposit, liable " iorieitur. on
failure Of purchaser to comply with the terms Of
sale upon its confirmation; the residue in three
instruments Of g. IL, and l6 months with interest.
to be secured by bond with good security, and tie
land liable to he resold on failure TO meet deferred
payments and title TO be retained until purchase
money be paid
HENRY W. THOMAS, Comm'rs
ALFRED MOSS, OF Sale.
l.
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CLIFTON PREPARATORY sCHOvL.

TiNHE second session OF TINS Schooi VIII oes'n VI
i the first Wednesday ui October, 1898, ana e'o'e
IN, thild Wednesday of July. loaS. The design
nj ,bi. school - thoroughly {" prepare youths Tor
the University 81 Iirglnin. The Course "i S'a"s
embraces everything that i. necessary TO the degree
- l. NJ. al our University.
The school i, located in he mountains OF fau'
quicr a region well known TOR IL heaitninl clna'e
ard beautiful scenery il ) two miles s"uth "'
Markham station. Oh The Manassas Gap ha.'roa''
aud ~ mics fr1n A!cNah,,rIa.
TERMs.--S.2J sem annually IN advance W.
.li..yuu,. lie III al october, aud Sll2.'O On TIC
1T ii Mairn.
Modern Langua .., extra charger
Pr further particulars apply 10 the Prh"ipAi' ~
Markham Station. fauquirr County, Va
HEFERESCEs:
Rn. J. T. McGuile. H. II. : Of Va.
Trustees ul Char!estown Academy, Jefferson
County. Va. -,
Professor El-.oe. Harrison. schels DE We're,
M.,iu.fc, and ;>mUh. ii tie University 81 virginia
X. JAQUELlA AMBER.
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GIPTJ
BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
The Southern Medical Students.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec, 2l.--.Amorning paper
states that a despatch was received last even
ing from severa! Southern Senator'S advising
the students not I" mix with politics, but
stay where they are: and it is also reported
that the fathers Of some Of the students. have
telegraphed their sons not u join the move
ment. It is also certain, however, that 300
will leave tonight, about $50 Of whom will
stop in Richmond
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House of Representatives.

In the House OF Representatives, Dir.
Davidson, OF La, said that he felt constrain-
Il 10 address the House ON the subject OF
organization. Ii was the general impress
sion that the members were all DESTROYS OF
making speeches This was not his case;
be had trespassed but little on their atten-
lou this way, always considering that his du-
" lay in another direction.
lie belonged to the National Democratic
party. Ii wa grave error to assert that
that party had ever demanded Congress to
force slavery into the Territories: all that
.hey had asked for aud that which they
were determined 10 have. was that the COM
mon rights oi the South should DO protected
in the Territories Of the Union.
He did not believe in the rights of u State 70
secede from the Union. He did not believe
IN the threats made by Southern gentleman
o. this floor: but he warned gentlemen on the
other side, aud he warned the North, TO pause
while yet ON the brink OF the Rubicon; they
must stop there, or all the objects for which
this glorious confederation was formed
would cease to be attainable.
oproceeled TO show that Great Britain,
which in these days, expressed such great
sympathy with the North, established slave
~ 10 this country.
As to whether the South should consider
The election Of Vim. H. Seward in itself 9
sufficient cause for the dissolution of the
Union, without waiting for some overt act
be committed, he would say that that
overt act had already been committed.
Mr. Cobb next addressed the House.
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L "A L ITE ID s.

The STATE FREE ScHooLS.-The Board of
School Commissioners for INDECENT children,
have recently submitted to the County Court
Of this County, their rcport for the year end
ing with the 18th Of October, 1859. We
compile the following abstract of the most
interesting parts Of the report aud accompa-
nying documents:
The County is laid off into five School dis
tricts, each under the charge of Commits
sioner. and the pupils are educated III schools
taught respectively BY John 5. Beach, VI. L.
Crabb, NJ. J. Walsh. E. Y. Clarkson, NJ. I.
Walsh, A. Campbell, $. 4. Stewart, in the
city, and Q. Cox, j. W. Osburn, and Ii. Chill
son, in the county.
The whole number Of pupils attending the
schools during the year, was 3O9; l9l boys,
and ll8 girls. The number entered at the
schools is 324 Of whom 100 are boys, and
l2s girls.
The members Of the Board report to the
Court that they are generally much gra,ihed
with the condition Of the schools and the
progress Of the pupils. The portion Of the
school fund allotted to Alexandria, is INSULT
cient 70 meet the demands made upon i, ;
and although the Corporation schools edu-
cate over one hundred students, more than
onethird Of the applicants for State bounty
are refused. for want Of means. The Board
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A L II A N A C
n A Z ] N E L ! 8 7
e0KT OF Observation-Disclosures =


ARRIVED.
Steamship Mount Vernon, Smith. New York,
with passengers and merchandise To Fowle 20.
Saturday, night--anchored under Owls Head
blowing heavy gale from North easi--Chesa-
peakc Bay--Monday afternoon passed brig HUN.
bolt bound north--Monday night nj a. vi, anch-
orud in Potomac River. III consequence oi timex
welther. At 1915, Tuesday morning passed
i steamboat ashore on Yates Flats. At ll.l',
passed another steamboat ashore on Pat"mkin
Shoals.
Schr Mary and Ann. Flowers. Nunjemoy, wheat
10 Thomas Perry.
Schr. Mary Virginia, Poscy, AauJemoy, wheat
to Thoma. Perry.
Schr. Moses q. Leonard, Leuyitt, New York, 10
Master
Schr. Amos Guulkenhury, Rogers, Richmond, to
Master
Schr. American, Kelley, Quantico, timber to
Josiah Ii. Davis.
Sloop Alena, Dent. Pomonkey, wheat and rye to
Thomas Perry.
Steamer C. C. Aiger Fenton. Philadelphia, to
VIM =. Fowle 4 Son.
SAILED.
Steamship parkersburg, Phillips, New York, by
Fowle & 60.
Schr Henry Cole, Hazelton, New York, By I. }.
Mehaf1ey
Sclr. Ann S. Brown, Brown, New York. BY I.
j. Mehaffcy.
Schr. Florence. Haynes, Philadelphia, Whcat ~
VIM. IA. fowle Il Son.
Schr. Edwin Wilmer. Mctready, Portsmouth,
Va, BY VIM H. Fuwle 4 son.
nsr- A CARD.-rha ladies Of the Fair at ga
repta Hall, return their narmcSt thanks to the
gentlemen who came promptly. 10 The rescue
OF their property, yesterday morning. ihoush
large number of elegant articles were destroyed,
they have still. n fine assortment remaining ahd
they hope. through the kindness OF their friends,
and the public. IL recover, ut least IN part, the
heavy loss they have sustained. dee 1T
Gu- THOMAS VI. LAKE, is II candidate Tor the
office of Commissioner oi Revenue Tor the North
east District in tie County 81 Fauqu,er 10 he voted
for NJ the election to be held the fourth Thurs
day in May. 1860. and solict+ the supper. OF the
voters. Fauquicr county. sep l'-wte
.,y- Wr are authorized IL announce Colonel
JAMES THRIFT - u csndiiate tor the Shcrittalty
OF Fairfax county, Al the ensuing Spring election.
Fairfax county, nov '9--co2w
A GENTLEMAN, residing near Warrcnton,
n Va. and having a teacher in his family. Is
wiling to take six eight Young Ladies as
boarding pur!s. Session 10 conmence lJih "i
January, 1900.
TERMS FER SESSION Of FIVE MONTHS.
Board and tuition in usual English pranches...sIO
French
Italian "
Instruction on Piano nud Use of Instrument. ~
One half payable in advance.
Refer to Rev. p. ID. Guriey. ID. d., Washington
City: Rev. j. II. Buc"ck b. d., Georgetown, u.
c.; Rev 4. ID. Pollock. aud Rev. John w. Pugh,
Wsrreutun w. or addr, : for further inf"rina-
ton JAMES v BROOKE.
nov l7-2awtf War-ent"n, Va.
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Fire in Philadelphia-Two persons Killed.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec 2l-Five men and
one girl were buried in the ruins ofstore No.
"a Broad street, last evening Three men
and the girl were taken out alive. and bur
slightly injured. Policeman Stewart was
next taken out terribly aud fatally injured.
Two hours and halt afterwards the fremen
succeeded in finding the horribly maugled
body Of Mr. El"y, wine merchant. He
must have been in autiy killed.
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NvA>uI\tiION fAKM. distant twn-au!
w r,ii mile iraru Warreuion.--l have To- > ="
;b. an.v. hishl, improved ana d"sirai j. W.
about THREE HUNDRED AIhh :
IT win comfortable" BUILDINGS. Il = d'ia
o. -. INTO MIN" he,. wiki young ~" -''a
-. and Peach Orchard. and Al ittni"n'e 81
TIMBER aud Water II POSITION. AZ. = '"r ~
pcTior quality ~ the LAND, mskcS II a mhsi '''i
rattle lace Term. accommodating, ana F"--e-
sion given Immediately. Atdrc-s
IMAM II. PAYNE, Narrsnton, "a.
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GOODS FOR THE -Beauiiiui
" Rosewood Morocco. and Mahogany Writing
Desks, papetrries. Ne Plus tltrds, Portfolios,
Ladies Travelling Bags. Pore Mouaies il -rcnt va
rety Of style and price. Cigar Gases. MecrsrLnum
Tubes, Card Cases Pocket Knives, Scissors. Silver
Th;mbles Ladies Work Boxes. Ca5as. Gold Pens.
Inks;an,is. Tea Bcl!s Paper Holders, proprl'ins
and Kepcm. Pocket Pencils. Ivory Tablets.
Pearl aud Ivory Paper Folders Bnggammon
Boards. Chess Men. Dominoes. Soaps Per.umcrl.
Extracts, Lilly White. Puwdc" Pubs. footh Nail,
Hair, Shaving, Cloth and Hair Brushes. Shell.
Rubber. Buffalo. Ivory, AMI English Horn Combs.
Albums. Annuas. Bibles, Prayer Books, the Poets,
and 80 many other Things such Guitars, Mel"-
deoGs Flutes Accur,leous. Futenas. Niolins. Ban
in"s Tamhuurincs, Drums, Fl'cs, 81. ! cannot
give tie naIn,s Of all, but must close w;h Eenc-
raj Invitation every body aud their friends. not
forgetting the children, to call aud fer them
selves -Rc.grmhrr. South Of the Potomac Is
the plarc !, bus every thing now Whereas. he II
Resolved. That hereafter We will deal largely with
JOHN IL. PAkKOTT,
de, u NJ. lGG King street
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DlEUMoNT ACADEMY. cCLrErE" COUNTY,
/ VinGiSiA---A Eoactiiay Scbooi for Bpys, pre-
uaro:org Il. me inr,',nty ~ IiryIgta,-
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\ As.-Havsns Cigars. recent Importation
~" :" superior quality, 10, .sle by
HlUdELY, HAMPTON 4 co.
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(NRASBENRIES.- Eastern Cranberriss,
~ received ahl ;or .alc by
dee ~ GARNET HuL5r.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-22

I PIANOS.
LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF
PIANOS IN THE COCNTHT.
GOLD MEDALS
IN FOUR SUCCESSIVE YEARS
AT the MARYLAND Institute. hesidrs tirst premiums
AT the Fairs in Philadelphia, Washington and
Richmond.
TESTIMONIALS OF EXCELLNCE
PROM
STRAk0SCH,
and q. SATTEK.
As also from some OF the most eminent Professors
and Amateurs in the country.
WILLIAM IN ABE CO.,
Nos. L. ). and :. NORTH EUTAW STREET.
BALTIMORE,
would respectfully invite The attention OF the pub
lie TO their well assorted stock of
GRAND AND SQUARE PIANO FOklES,
which. for beauty Of Gnsh, power and sweetness 81
tone and elasticity Of touch, nave been, by judges
pronounced unriyaicd. Every Piano guaranteed
Tor five years. and privilege Of Exchange granted
at any time Within six months, If not entirely IA
tisiactory.
Terms liberal. A call is respectfully solicited
before purchasing elsewhere
PIANOS taken in exchange. hired and repaired.
WILLIAM kNABE co.