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ASHLEY & WOOD.

4 SK THE ATTENTION pi Gentlcmrn +" their
y assortment vf superior French Cl"ths; Black
nu,i Fancy Ca.simcrr,: Twccis. aud Linen Coat
ing>: silk. Satin. and MarSeIlcs Nrstings; Fine
Linen Bosom Shirts. trendy Imadr:l MarseIlies ANA
pleated Linen BoSulns: SUPERIOR Cotton ana Linen
Shirtiug- Irish Linen. warranted pure hHA'
Sbir, Collars, Cra,Ats. and Neck Ties. plain and
fancy I,mm.I, and llcIn.iilchci lHnikcrchicis:
kii, silk. and Thread Gl.Ncs. The above. with
many other goods, nrc new aud desirable. and Will
hc found to be- the best "f the kind Call and eX-
omip. fan u Va. 10. ki"p- street.
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WOOD. EDDY CO., MANAGERS,

NuCrtasUls n =. NNAN i N",T
UNTTE following scheme Will be drawn by WOOD,
| EDDY & co. Managers Of the SPARTA
ACADEUY LOTT'ERl. III each Of their Single
Number lotteries for May, ls1a, nj ArGrsTA,
GEo in public, under the auperintenden"e Of Com
miSSionrrs.
CLASS J. Draws Saturday, May :. 1889.
CLASS 20 Draws Saturday, May Ii, ia1?.
Class II Draws saturday, May Il, lsJ9.
CLASS 80 Draws Saturday. May -, 1889.
on TIE PLAN OF SINGLE MBERS.
20 GGU TlgkETs, 5is5 Prizes!
NEARLY ONE I'HI/E TO EVERY NkNE TICKETS
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DRY GOODS, &C.
SECOND SUPPLY.

BRY AN < ADA Ms
TAVE iust returned from New \ ork with q
III large and elegant stock OF SPRING and
SUMMER GOODS, which added to their
former stock, makes their assortment very choico
aud desirable They respectfully invite deaIeTs 10
call aui Examine They n'me Ia patt 80
DRESS GOODS
Double Skirt Berage Robe:
Two FlUunce 10 DO
Lawn Robe Lc,
French Organdy Lawns Chaliey and uing-
ham Robes, Fancy silks snd fouiafis, MohaIr
Popliu., Dcbagea. lrcue! Chlutz, uinghsni', Bya-
der Black silks. a..
FOR GENTLEMEN
Black and Fancy Coored Cloths
French rwesd'. for full suits
Black Uoeskin and Fancy Cashmere; Plaid
Cashmere and silk Nestings. Cru.atS. Cloves.
Hall Hose. Handkerchief g..
FOR FAMILY Use
ia Linen and Blca'l. Cotton Sheetings
Table Diapers. ruwellinguud Napkins
,yuutrrpnn".. Irish Linens, CarOe1
Brillantrs; flgd. SWISS Bohlncts; Jironet
Cambri,s aud Nnnsook Muslin Cold MalsellIeS;
M,us.iueS. Alpacas; ByaIicr Bcrages; Boys Wear,
good assortment: Gloves: iiciacry, small Wares
generally. S..
For SERVANTS
Heavy Walnut Drills
do Ravens Twl!lud Duck
No Cotton pSuGbT.s striped Osnahurgs
and PLAID CoitvuS: Usnaburg Eairuc>, very heavy;
/ / and > Bro. ShlrI!ngs. dc.
~, ID IS 4 COW
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LOTTERY ADVERTISEMENT.
WOOD, EDDY CO.'S
SINGLE y UMBER LOTTERIES
CHARTERED sr rHR STATE OF GgoReIA.)
aSy~ CAPITAL PRIZE, $4,000 -esss
TICKETS ONLi slOi
LOTTERY ADVERTISEMENT
Or NOTICE. To THE PUBLIC

sD- NOTICE To THE PUBLIC
As the members Of our firm have, by way OF pur
chase become the OF the grants chartered by
tue States Of Delaware, Kentucky. Missouri and
part oi those III Georgia, under the management Of
Messr.. Iregory Mauy, Of Wilmington, Della
ware, We have deemed II expeiient 10 change the
name Of our firm, "n and after January let 1859,
to that If WOOD. EDDY & CO.. who Will here
after have the management OF the sparta Academy
Lottery and the others. rs above named.
In all transactions We have endearored TO con-
duet our business with integrity and promptness,
and We can assure the public that the patronage
heretofore bestowed us is well deserving OF be
ing tran sierrel To our successors.
Very respectfully, ;. SWAN Gu.
Auru.rn Georgia Dee. Is, lSjS.
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MANASSAS GAP RAILROAD
- SO ~ -
ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY

INVITE The attention Of the pubiIc To the iaciiI
l. ties afforded 10y this Company, Tor III" quick aud
safe convey ance 81 Sprcir. Bank Notes. valuable
packages heavy and bulky freight. a..
EXPRESSES for the East. :" Baltimore. Phila
delphis, New York, Boston. Providence Hartford
&c. leave our office daily. at H. ! o'clock. A. NJ.
EXPIRES SES Tor the south. /" Eu'hmomd, Fred
er:eksburg Petersburg. LymchhUrg, and for points
in North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia. Ala
bama aud Tennessee leave daily, At i :. y. VI.
Oar EXPRESSES are always accompanied by
careful and trustworthy messengers amt the puhilr
can RELY upon all husinc>s entrusted I" Us being
done with safety. punctuaty. and despatch
RArgs.-From Baltimore. 81 cents per 100 lbS.
from Philadelphis. ST. from New York, ) %.
lss- No packages of goods taken hy weight, un-
less wcighin. over 900 ihs
i'm sO--tf l.. W. FALLS, Agent.
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VOL. IA.
.,,r, Gazette and Virginia Advertiser
A.sA' yugiIsHED DAILY Br -.l. ,t
EDGAR sNoWDEN,
,.I, lar. per annum. payable half yearly.
.,.i, Gazette and Virginia Advertiser,
i.sAah''" IUR me C0iS1RYl ~. -.

.--.,rl.lA UdL6Etu
i.sAah-' yJR lRk COiS1RfJ ~. -.
npuBLisHEn, Is KE1, LAhLi, on
,,I. TuIRSDAl$, AND SATURDAYS,
- r.. &, ,llar, pei annuul. pay able III advance
, Of & % Sn p. NO. s,sdps x1ea. Sas
si1'r - ,n-f three timrs ior 90 cents Square
I.' I..,Kri,SlSans -. - cents ouiss Sihteeu
'.,. q, ot.d a. Squu@
H'' D, lhr ,raG nj prices 10 ie agreed upon,
r,,s,nsr the n-usi Na"unt 'i 'pte ''ey may
.@'S' .r,.g.!.sSy>r, ch,rsrd ior extra. ..
.''-'i' n, the Wear uat u sdNcitsr articles not
ii m ,irir regular business nor ." insert IN 'her
I,,,,, ,n,p,, ,ay "theI nNuT 'ln'li ,he' own; ;,,
-'" ,bl.l ,lI NJII,LS exceeding nNr lines, viii
h'A'' =. 4 O., a. .lvarti>"m,nti
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ARRANeEMENT 1859.

AkRAN 81 EMEhT 1909. ... .
NJ! n or DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS,
.,,T~A GEORGE PAGE and IT. \
ssssRsS& THOS. C0LLYEh Ihssissilsaas
From Washington GEORGE PAGE
att. D. and II. n. In. l2!. 3, 5. and 81 p. IN.
fr'n "sshlngton-St-sner THOS. COLLi Eh
Al 5 10, n. m II, NJ .. l. and D. 2. u.
from AieNIudria steamer GEOkGb PAdE-
I" -. I". 4. m., u m. Ii. {, and 81 p. IN.
RON Alexandria -Steamcr THOS. COLLi ER
N'' o. IL t. ni.. |. ). aud p. m., except Tues
1 '"d Friday mornings. when the tOLLlER
VIZ run her regular trips to MOUNT VERNON.
"lei"!"ore, ana omit her trips between Washing
~ aal AeAauoria from n. m. ~ p. IN. only.
4ne 81 ~. I. in.. and It p. IN. boats from Alex
'-a' ''unrt With the trains of the Baltimore aud
'U,' ha!Igosd tor the North and Vest
'"' y "a IA and ! p. III. boats from Washing
'9Hhrct with the tram. ~ the orange and Al
IA Railroad tor the South aud South West.
apll--r:
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MOUNT VERNON AND THE TOMB Of WASH.
INGTON ~ ------- -

Three Times Week until further Fotloe,
..sG~A The steamer THOMAS COhLi EN-
eds2sf will from after the 4th Of March, run
i'yasry 10 Mount Vernon and the Tomb of " ash.
laS,Jn, on TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS, and
FRIDAYS, leaving tbs wharf, ut the foot Of 9Th
'ase,, Warrington, at q, A. NJ, aud returning in
tins lot ths early afternoon train for Baltimors.
V,s:hss leave all the hotels and the corIer Of
ssaniy!T4na avenue and .th street, at 9, A. M
Rylnl triu 81 NH 5-.tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-03

4 ftAl IION We he: lrnsc 10 caution purrha-
I i srrs ol our choice OLD MONONGAiihhA
IiiSkll ll.S gains; thc irccptl"" lnd petty fraud
which is rracttccd hy certain parties IN TIN: ,itI
and IN Baltimore. who have appropriated To them
selves enact copies or the Star Brands. tong m,.d
and de,iq"rd hy us I" distinguish or oil Mhiskcys
We can assure our friends and cust"lmrr,, that the
unriva!ied quality. everywhere acknowledged. oi
our choice OLD WHISTLES, cannot hc rquailed
by these ingenious invaders of our rights
Oar new establishment. G!BSoNroN MILLS, oil
the M0nuug gahra River, gives u Wnoqna,d iaciii-
tie. tor making Whisk-y of the choicest kind. from
matted and kiln dried grain.
Purchaser, ui our Old Whiskies will please To
notice, the words GhBsO>T0> NiLLS aud joins GIg
S,< Su<S a Co.. are inserted in the new Brands
which wr HOW adopt; and We deem II It duty I" "u'
customers aui ourselves. I" give G"!,cc. that We
will prosecute aud cSpos, any person "r persons
nho HAY hereafter copy or ~" our Brands.
JOHN GIBSON. SONS j co.
Phil 1u,lnh li--uIy
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L. r. Lo5IER, rincipal-Lscturer on the SCienrs
oi Accounts. Business, Customs, &c.
J. NJ PHILLIPS, Professor Of Book Keeping snt
Commercial Calculations
II. II. DAVIES, Associate Prof Of Book Keeping
y. T.. JOHNSON. Professor Of Peumanshlp,
5. I. WILLIAMS, E,q., Mercantile Law. " sr..
REV l.. \. REESE, D. D., Commercial Ethies
iRUsfLEs,--
Hon. John p. Kennedy, Hon. Joshua Fanssnt,
Hon. IhoEas Swami, Vim. II. keighler, esq,
Jacob Trust. esq, Vim. knabe, esq
The time usually required 10 complete tho full
Course, from TO IL weeks. ....-
\ DIPLOMA Is awarded to all Graduates.
Large Circulsra and Cstalogues, stating terms.
&C. sent by mail free of charge. Address
h. X. LOSlER, Baltimore, Md
feb l!-Hly ...... ......... -. .....
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rssr~ NOriCE-'rhe Steamer C0LUM-
s1sassSsBIA, Capt. James Harper. having
,'. wa ,''r'oSnIy repaired aud improved. will re
= ae, irp> between Baltimore ana this place.
49, = Baltimore. on Saturday. 18th instant, at )
F" ant re'urnins, leave this place, on the fol-
'''"as Wednesday, NJ :. A. ".
WHEAT ( BRO. Agents.
81, =" D. !hc frcish; ON merchandise for the differ
A'i'n;' on the river. will invariably DO requir-
= u aiyance NH Is
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NEW SPRING GOODS.

HARPER ~ DhO..
IANE lust received fresh supply "t PRINTS.
II ID few English. beautiful 'tNles plain Black
SILK Linen Camlric Handkerchief. White Bril-
liant low priced M"usrlaines. Lead "ol"red Jeans.
Cotton O>uaburg.. Bleachcd aud Brown ShretingS.
RIrarhei AMI Brown Shirtiug., ac. ich II
INnR SERVANTS WEAR. We respectfully
Il call the attention "t lsrmrrs and PIauters L"
our stock ui DOMESTIC GOODS, suitable tor
Servants. ", ramc III rirt
Heavy T"rllri cotton Duck
cotton Usnah,rg-
and / kr""u Shn!iugt
rls,l Gott"ns aud stripped O.nahurg;
b,nJburg Clir""s. vrly desirable
Domestic I'm, hrn.- Ca!tr"rs. a..
NH If--r,Im BRYAN Il ADAMS.
4 %HEY & WOOD. vii nrcn OIL Monday, Apnl
~ lti new style French Tunes; nrS style
French Skirt Supporters; French torsei'. ali the
.ly.irahlr hale, Lsii,s I.tt"n snd Thread l"sc
Flat Rect, Real steel SprIng Hoop SKINS, rang
ing ia pTir- from ~ IL. L" : -: spool Cotton
i.,r Sewing Machine. -nI Imamy other he" AMI de-i
fallr Goods till aui examine our assortment
zt 10 KIM one door FROM " darlington street.
hpI
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BALTIMORE COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
CHARrEREp 1851.

FOUNDED 1852 CHARTERED 1874.
LOCATED
CORNER or BALTIMORE AsD CHARLES SITS
BALTIMORE. MD.
Tie largest and most Eisganiy Furnished Com
mercjnl CoHege in The United States.
EVERY YOUNG Man should write immedi-
ately for one Of those large and beautifully orna
mrnci Circulars, representing the exterior and in
terror view Of the
BALTIMORE COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
PenmanShip, &C. which will be sent by return mail
free ., cha,ge, with Catalogue containing list o
Students. terms Of Tuition, opinions Of the Pre'i
our =! stem Of Book keeping, etc. .
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MORE NEW GOODS

MORE NEW GOODS.
I HAVE itsr rrccil ci fresh supply ot LADIES
| DRESS GOODS consisting oi -
Chsllir-. Bcrasrs. Poll lie Shevcrs
B,ragc Dcl,nins. Lawns. Mourning hn.
Book SWISS aud Barred Mnsiina
White Camhrirs.
:, pieces Black SILK. cheap
100 Fancy Prints. Also. a very superior
assortment 90 Domestic Stripe., Deuims, Mariners
stripes. Brown and Bieachcl Shcriugs aud Shirt
ing>. Planters Linens. Russia Ducks Tweeds,
Fancy Cassmcres, Kentucky Jeans. Sokeko Piaiis,
ir..-all (Which will sell on the most accommo-
dating terms. WM. " BERKLEY.
AZ 23 No. IT, corner Of King and Fairfax sts.
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Is ORDERING TICkFTs OR CERTIFICATES,
Enclose the money to our address Tor the Tickets
ordcred. receipt ot which they "iI! be forwarded
10y first mail. Purchasers eau have tickets ending
in any figure they may designate.
The list Of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will he
sent 10 purchasers Immediately after the drawing
ES- Purchasers will please write their signatures
plain, and give their Post Office, County, and
State.
l.sf- Remember that every PriZe /: drawn and
payable in full, wIthJu, deduction.
,nf,- All Prizes Il $1,000 and under paid imme
liately after the drawingothrr prizes at the usual
time Jf thirty days
,OIICE 10 CORRESPONDENCE.
Those who prefer sending money by mail,
can use THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
whereby money tor Tickets, AZ gums of Ten Dol
lars. and upwards can be sent 10 ~ at orr FISK
ASD EAPENSE. from ANY city or town where
they havo an oiicr. The money and order must lie
enc ljsed III "GD,sramsn. Post Urics Hu~Dsd En-
teIops," or the Express Company rnnnnt receive
them
All communications strictly confidential.
Orders for Tickets ur CeTuGsutes, by Mail or EX-
pTess, To be directed to
WOOD, EDDY i co. Augusta, Geo.
or. WOOD, EDDY & co. Atlanta. Geo.
OF, WOOD, EDDY i CO. Wilmington Del.
5,.- 4 list NJ thr numbers that sre irawn from
the wheel, with the umoun, OF the priz. TINT each
one X entitled -. Will he published ai,or every
drawing, ~ the following papers &c. Augusta Geo
Constmti"unist Mobile Register, Nashville Ga
l.ti,, New York Weekly Day Book, Rich,nond
Dispatch Piudlng Miss Clarion, and New
York Herald Az %9--ati
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LNXCHANGE AND BANkING HOUSE OF
IL Z. N PiECELL q co, Richmond, "a -
We olier onr services to the Presidents and Con
tractor, on the different lines of Internal Improve
nent throughout the State. Gpr the collection vi
debts due by the State, aud for its conversion into
and sale of Virginia State Stork, Having eSeis
facility for selling We are prepared 10 make lih"rsi
advances Oh stock till sold. Uur charges viii be
mpdria ate We al offer serSi ices To our Trend.
in the COUNTRY for the purchase of Virginia State.
Bank. and every description ot Stocks, at the cur
rent market rate, without any charge VI cOmp.,-
sion.
Orders by mail, either for the purchase or sale
of any security. will meet with our prompt atten-
ton and will be- attended 10 On US good t-rms =
though the parti,s ending were present.
C.W. PURCELL 4 co
Richmond Va nov 4--wly
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DIRECTORS


IT, Huntington. Chns Boswell, Job Allyn,
Albert DAY. Henry hency. John I. Brace,
JaS. GOODWIN. tslvm Day. - thar!"sJ j. Russ.
limo [. Allyn. Sccy. II. Huntington Pres't.
C. {. LYMAN. As't. Scc'y. Vim. y. Bowers. Actuary
Th. old and reliable Company, established for
nearly Furry YEARS, continues 10 Insure against
Lo,s or Damage 10y Fire. oh dwellings, " Wdrchon'cs
Stores Merchandise. Mills. Msnutactorcs and most
other kind, Of property, an rS usual satisfactory
trrns.
Particular attention given T." insurng Farm PrH-
porty. consisting "f Dwellings. Barns, ana OGt-
Buildings connected and Furniture, Live stock,
Hay. Grain. Farming Utensils, 6c, 3c, contained
in the same. for term OF three five years at i",r
rates "t premium.
Applications for Insurance may he made 10 the
undersigned. hs d"iq dnH"ni;ed Age"tt"r Aexan-
iria and vicinity.
Losses rquirahly adjusted at this Agency. and
paid immediately, upon satisfactory pr"uis, III
funds c"r,.nt in tie attire az Ae~ !o.E or H"'i7".
~ The assured may prefer.
rrL i-l2m ANDREW JAMESON, Agent.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

TIME CASH SYSTEM ApoflEl.-Ih' sub
scriber having tried the credit system and
found that it woulL no, pay, has concluded t"a!"'
the CASH principle. In future. and from th.s
date. he will coutinrc to do business upon TINS
principle In bidding adieu I" the "'d system he
would return his thanks 10 his customers Tor PaN
favors and hopes by strict attention amt s"eh ,h-
3n..wsnts "a h. NAV oti,r 10 continue ii under
,ho m.,r JOHN l.. SMITH.
ian l--tf
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MAGNIFICENT SCHEME.
ArPRoNIMaII"N PRIZES:
4 priy.c ~ Ann, u'g Ia : 10 Uuu priZa are ) 600
jis5 Prizes amounting to...".............H"!o,VV
Whole Tickets SO; Halves 50; Quarters S24.

2,5-' 4 Circular showing the plsn Of the Lotte
ries will be sent any desirous ut receiving H.
Certificates of Packages viii be sold at the fol
lown: rates which is the risk
Certificates If Packages. lr Whole Tnkets......Sso
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GREEN'S MANSION HOUSE.

GREEN MANSION HOUSE,
CORNER or CAMERON ASD FAIRFAX S1S.
YINHlS wcl-kmVwn and POPCLAR HOTEL
4 having undergone Il YHOHGtGH RENO IA
rios and RKFfENiSHiNG, is now open. with
eyerythiu. complete, for the convenience and ae-
tomuoda,lon OF B0ARDEkS and RANELEES.
.ntt-' The Proprietor has secured the services oi
GEORGE l.. STEWART and SAMUEL F.
GRFGGRI under whu-c joint management no
pains will he spared t" sustain the reputation OF
the Hot 81 Il. FIRST CLASS HOTEL in
every r,spect. JAMES GREEN.
Aleyau,ira. Fehurry !, 1853 dii
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& WASHINGTON RAILRoA1
r. s, ~.r ss..s.- -
&6 81 IL:

NI3 - .satsI~-s..: r::::.:~--s.a.
HN AND AFTER THIS DAY. tSundays eX-
" eeptei.l the Trans ,hIs Road, with their
Omnibuscs, " Ill connect With the TraIus arriving
and departing on the Orange road and the Wash
in gton Branch OF the Baltimore Road.
Passengers viii leave Alexandria for Washing
ton. in the Cars. al the following hours -j:i5. :,
9:lO, I0l0. ll.lO. and l2;I0 A. NJ, iiJ. $:lO.
4:lO. $40 6:lO and .:lU p VI.
Passengers from Washington t" AlcNandrla, will
take the Omuibuses at the Office "i the Company.
a follows t. 100, .. To- II, anl T., \. NJ. l%o.
;, t. ), 4. anl :, L. VI.
On sundays. the h"nrS will he l."av" Al"van
iria AT go TO- 10: and ll.Io. y NJ l:lj. 80 ilO,
j:lO. f:la. and 7:lo. p. VI.
Leave Washington at y. 10. II, A. NJ 1870. >, a..
5. d. and i. I. VI.
AID l3--tf JOB COR$UN, Supt.
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VESSELS WANTED
EDR
4f.l.s,

SAe FOR .kk
PLYMOUTH, ... .
BOSTON. .
COIlASSfT,
COHASSET NARROWS.
HARTFORD.
PROVIDENCE. l...E Z.
DIGHTON.
NEW YORK.
AQd other Northern and Eastern Ports.
Apply 10 LAP i5l FOWlE d co.
II VESSELS WANTED.-.To load Coal To
Xsk Ph,lsdelphis. New York, Providence, Bos-
nO, snl other ports, Ia the North and East. Also
tsiyhts for small vessels in the Bay. Arply.to
d. h. SMITH,
p7-tf Queen street Wharf.
y VESSELS WANTED FOR PHILADEL.
A3PHlA. Despatch given. Apply to
.ebli FOWLES CO.
-
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HATS, CAPS, B0NNETS, sc.

DONNETS. RIBBONS, FRENCH FLOW ERS.
d &c.--JOHN 7. EVANS i now iii receipt of
a very large assortment ot GOODS III the above
line. and the facilities he has Tor purchasing from
FIRST hands. enables him I" offer grea, bargains 1"
his customers His stock comprise, BONNElS "i
all 'tyie-; RIBBONS OF the most beautiful STYLE
and in great variety: BONNET FRAMES; RI.
CHES; FRENCH FLOWERS. and, indeed. every
artt,I. connected with first -,la.s Millinery e.
tallshInent lie also manufactures SlLh RoN-
NETS vt all styles, and at the shortest notice.
Gly. Milluci, from the country will do well t"
give him call, as be rs prepared L" sell ut North
ern prices ut his old stand. No ~ klNu SrREEr
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TATs AND CAPS JOHN T. EVANS hn.

THAT'S AND CAPS. JOHN T. EVANS hh,
III lust opened hl. SiRiNG supply Of HATS
and CAPS which he warrants equal III quality ami
cheapness t" any to lie found i'll 'h's ,ec''on "i
country. Among hi. large stock may he t'und
SOFT HATS, OF entirely new styles: PANAMA
and STRAW, in great variety; together with
CAPS OF all styles aud prices. lie also msnuiae
tures MoLESKIN HATS. which cannot Ice 'ur-
passed in the United Sta'c' lie ask call Al the
old stand No. so KING SiRfrr. NH ,"
TNOR CASH.--.We are selling or best - Hal
II FOR 81, aud guarantee IT superior t" ANY hh'
Sid in the Credit Houses for g.
.... JOHN ARNOLD,
.. Phenix Hail Hat aud Cap store.
p S-A most beautiful sssorment ~ French
Felt Hats, CsssimeIes Chdrens Fancy Hats nhh
CAPS, all Of corrrsp"niiEgiy 10" pie.s. Call aud
,y .,,ine for yyursclvrf sep2l
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-03

BOOK. >"w4 4-S, ana bhfItd hhEiih"
VI hlc CAmhrir-. -.--. ...---.
pieces Black SILK. cheap
100 Fancy Prints. Also. very superior
assortment - Domestic stripes, Deuims, Mariners
Strircy. Brown aud Blearhci ShcrtugS aud Shirt
ing> Planters Linens. Russia Ducks. Tweeds.
Fancy CaSSmcrcs, Kentucky Jeans Sokeko Piaids,
Ar-all (which will sell on the most accommO
dating terms WM. y. BERKLEY.
ap % No. e. corner of King ami Fairfax sts.
nRESS GOODS. kc.--Just received a Ecau;i
- fu assortment Of
French Urgsndy and Lawn Robes
Bnck and Fancy Crvrsd Berage DO
Va.ntia aud Lhalle DO
Lace and silk MaGtas anl Points
Parasos aud sun Snados, new and beautiful
styles
Also. Irish Iincna, Superior Beached shirt
iny and &heeing Cottons and osnaburl', Drills,
bucks Uenigl-. a.. H. which We invite attention
ap2l C X WITMER & BROS.
nNuIRD ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODS.-LAR-
i hIN Is BRO.. are tha day in receipt Of beau
tIu Chali DcLaine-; Chine DeS0re, Ducais and
Luycllas; Robes r", DcCorse; Organdie Lawns and
Rubes, ac., with many other desirable goods, all
"f whici, have been purchased within the last few
days, which enables Us to offer Ia our customers
goods At murh lower prices, than thOse that were
bought carly IN the season. apo
OAR iSOLS. SIN SHADES AND UMBREL-
L LAS.--We call attention /" elegant
.yrtmcut oi PIrus"ls, vi the latest styles. These
GOODS wcrr purchased Of the manufacturers, and
will he ,oi IS low A. the anne goods can be had
N thi. country ASHBY i WOoD.
ap22
HNGISH BRUS$ELi.S CARPETlNG, &c
~ We have JUS, received an additional supply Of
choice les nf Crosby. BruSsell- CARPETIAGS.
Have also III store IA hue assortment uf Ingram.
Last. aud Rag CARPEriNG, Guaquh anu Man.
n,ng MAIIlNu, 10 which We invite attention.
up :. q. X. WIENER Il BRO.
\'EW DRESS GOUDS.--Berage. Ghalii aud
" Lawn Erhu,, vi he latest styles and ImpoIfa.
Il"n-. a beautiful assortment just opened also,
Lawns. BcI-gr. Lhaii's aud u Variet, Of other
Drc-s Good, ,ttAL!c fnr prinE 4ui Sun.nee
which wiil be sold very los"
sp ~ 4 ". MEYENRERG
DLALK $ILkS, S'.-Jnst received ioi ot su
ID perinr Black ~iiks. Hoop Eirts. Black Lunar
tine, ani Erspe Dk-pange. white und cOlorea
Pat Linru lot Dresses, wh,ts and colored Bfll
iiamIs ~. h. " TIMER BRO.
.rZ6
NOTICE i have OH hand very superior
" sortmen, If Linen Canbric Hem-ttched aud
boriefed HANDkkkI iliEF@, which ! ,aeT On
The InO;t accommodating terms.
apa " y. BEEKLEY.
SIkAw MATING a very superior article,
- | yard wide. ior - ctuts. also large aSsUrt-
mrnt oi tarprtiugs, Drug.es. aud o,l Cloth,. Ju,t
received. lap !2l >. 4 W. MElENEEKH.
| ADu.S are invited To call i'll nnd buy one OF
/ these cheap COLLARS, which "r are selling
np.7 : 4 ". MEyENBEEG
DARASoL> \ good assortment Us. .esrivea
i pl ,I.. Ia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-03
ORANGE & ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD.
E4A ~


TNHE TRAIN leaves Alexandria daily, al
Il o'clock, A. NJ, tot GoTdJnsvile, connecting
with the Trains OH the Virginia Central Railroad,
for Richmond and the West. ana with the Train.
on the Manassas. Gap Railroad. for Woodstock and
intermediate points.
The Train leaves daily, Sunday night excepted
At "A o'clock. 7. NJ, Ini Richmond. New Orleans,
Memphis, and intermediate points.
Through Tickets ~ the Railroad Station.
The Trains leave G"rirnsyiile dal!l Al 10 80, 4.
NJ. and 1915 p. NJ arriving At Alexandria Al 20
=. NJ, and 80 4. VI.
No Night Train on Sunday.
Nd l2--ti j. X. SlCkLIN. Ticket Agent