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

AUSTRIAN VESSELS TO BE CAPTURED AT SEA-
The British Foreign Office has issued, under date
Of May 10, circular relative to the intentions
Of the French government towards Austrian YES
sells during the war, copy Of which we have re-
ceived from the Secretary Of Lloyd's As it Is
important at this juncture to know the dispose
ton Of the allies with regard to the merchant
vessels Of the enepys country, and as there are
at present many Austrian ships in the ports of
the United States-three being in our own
harbor-we give publicity to the circular, which
runs as follows
SRI am directed by the Earl OF Malmesbury to state
to that her Nsesys government have received the
answer Of the Frenoh government TO the inquiries which,
been put TO them by her Maestys ambassador Paris
respecting The extent 70 which Austrian vessels are
liable to capture by French and Sandman cruisera
The fret inquiry which Earl Cowey was Instructed 10
make whether Austrian arriving at ports Of
call would be allowed 70 leave such ports for their dest
nation without being liable capture the second whether
Austrian vessels which have sailed for Austrian or for
peutra ports prior to the declaration OF will DO liable
The French government have stated reply that a. far
as France concerned cannot be doubted that Austrian
vessels would In the cases specified be subject TO capture
spd virtue Of the principle OF the
law or nations, acted upon In England AZ well a. In
France, according TO which every ship belonging TO
enemy met with ut sea after the declaration Of LIS
good prize
assumed that the question relates TO neutral ports
called at for orders since II Austrian vessel in igno
Of having broken out, should entsr French
port she would DO projected by the special decision Of the
Emperor dated May which grants safe conduct not only
10 the vessels Of the actually In French ports but
70 those also which shall enter such ports in ignorance Of
the state Of war;
lam, sir, your most obedlent humble servant:
Capt. G. A. HAIsrED, R. N, Secretary, Lloyds.
1t appears from this declaration that all Aus
trian vessels are henceforth liable to be captured
at sea by French cruisers Those vessels which
may have been in French ports at the time the
war broke out or which may enter them in
ignorance Of the existence of state of war,
will be protected; but Austrian vessels leaving
neutral ports, either in this country or in
Europe, are now exposed to be captured and con-
demned
1t is probable that the sudden departure of the
French war vessels from Havana, which fact we
announced yesterday, may have something to do
with this, so that we may expect any day to
hear Of French cruisers running into Gauda-
loupe and Martinique with Austrian prizes.
The Austrian vessels lying in our different ports
just now will, therefore, have either to remain
where they are, or run the gauntlet with French
men-ofwar on the ocean.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-06
The Turf.

UNION COURSE, L. I--TROTT1NG.
SATURDAY, June 4.-Trolting match for 5000, play o
pay, mile heats, best three in Eve, In harness.
H. Woodruff named b. &. Pennsylvania. .............
W. Peabody named .. b. Thunderer ............ dIs
Time. 2:3SL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-06

The CONGRESSIONAL RESULTS on THE Vm-
GINA misunderstanding to the latest re-
turns, which are supposed to be conclusive the
delegation from Virginia to the new Congress
will include eight regular democrats, four indie
pendent democrats, elected over the regular
party candidates, and one out-and out opposition
member, as follows. Those marked with an
asterisk (') are the new members; all the rest
were In the last Congress, aud some have been
members for two or three TERMS
John s: hi'son, DEM s-A'ex. R Boteler.A Wing
ID G. DejarDete,* D. lc-Sherrard Ciemeus d.
William o. Goode, d, lI--Albert g. JENKINS, D.
D-lnomas :. bocock u Id A. EdmundsOu, ID.
e-shelton T. Leake,*I d. 13-Ebert S. Martiu ' l. D.
William Smith, Dem.
In the late Congress there was an unbroken
regular democratic delegation For the new
Congress there is lamentable disturbance of
this late democratic harmony. In the first place,
the four independents elected over the regular
democratic nominees show sort of Instruction
against the regular Old Bourbon caucus disci.
pline of the party. These Independents owe their
elect on mainly to the support Of the opposition
party In the absence, here and there, of a candi-
date Of their own; and yet, but for some dis.
turbing causes in the democratic camp, their re-
gular candidates would have been elected as
heretofore. Mr.. Boteler, the wing, owes his
election over Faulkner, we suspect, to the Hun
ter clique; and Mr.. Smith, anti Wise democrat,
owes bis reelection to the personal antipathy of
Gov Wise, If we are not mistaken. We know
that Gov. Wise, through the Richmond Enquirer,
some time ago threatened the punishment of
Smith for his support of the Know Nothings in
1855, and that Smith, in addition to an oppo-
sition candidate, had an independent democrat
running against him; and it is fair inference
that the Governor was at the bottom of this in
dependent nomination.
All these and various other curious results of
this election may be accounted for from these
two facts-frst, that the opposition went into
the election to great extent unorganized,
and without Congressional candidates second,
that the democracy to great extent were dis
organized, demoralized, and cut up between the
rival pretensions and local intrigues of the Wise
VS.. the Hunter managers for the next Prcsi-
dency. Letcher, the only candidate of the de-
mocracy, as far as we know, who, in this Viz
GINA canvass frankly and boldly indicated the
economy Of the administration of Mr. Buchanan
before the people, is elected Governor by hand
some majority, in spite of these aforesaid fac
tious demoralizations of the party. Had he
gone farther, and planted himself upon the
general policy Of Mr.. Buchanan, he might have
done still better. At all events, Mr.. Buchanan
may feel easy over the general result, although
the Virginia democracy are left in very good
condition for wholesome dressing the next
time.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-06

riably address themselves 10 the women we are
at no loss to understand why the Empress should
take such decided part against her husbsnds
Italian projects five are TO believe the stores
that are current, she has not exhibited ouch dis
cretion in her manner Of exprt ssing herself on
the subject. AS we have said, however, much
al owance is to be made for the exaggerations Of
newspaper correspondents, and sometbiog also
for the apprehensions Of q sensitive and timid
mind. 1t is generally believed that it was owing
to the Empress solicitations that Louis Napoleon
was prevented from going to the Crimea It is,
therefore, not to be wondered at, that with an
additional motive to retain him near her, she
should feel acutely the supposed loss Of influence
which bis noncompliance with her religious scru-
pies implies
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-06
Destructive Thunder Storm In Maine.
RlHcou luna 1Qs0

During the severe thunder storm Of Friday last the
house Of M L. p Gcss a. North Carmel in this county
was struck by ghniDg and child OF eight years killed
The house Of Mr.. William Sutherland, Of Clifton was
Also struck, and almost torn In pieces. Tho family
the lightning carried tho cooking stove through into The
cellar from the midst Of the circle. No person was
eertouely injured
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THE LATEST NEWS.

HOn-Arrivni OF the Iadsan.
FATHER PoISr, G. Il juno 5--sYM
mere was light fal OF this forenoon and IL
9ow raining heavily There are no signs Of TIRE steAm.
sfAr Indian, now In her twelfth day from Iiveroou
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-06

Of vessels at Havana and the advance ia -as vas con
sidered IN adorable Eight b SHIP wners.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-06

The City or Washingten's News at New Or
leans.
NEW ORLEANS, June s, 1850
The advces per steamship City OF Washington we're
received last evening by the National hne and pubshea
in this mornings editions Of the Associated Press
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-06

Markets.
NEW ORLEANS. June 4, 1859
The sales OF cotton to-day 500 bales mostly on
French account, ri l0'ic llc for mddHng Freisht y
Liverpool Nd.
MOBILE, June 8, 1862
& 9on-saes to day 500 bales at l01ic l0Xc Sales
Of week $50 bales Receipts Of the week $50 bales
sgArst 300 last Receipts At this port ahead Of last
yea LOT 500 bales Stock 66 500 bales Freghts cotton
to Havre 10. Sterling exchange 100 no.
BUFFALO, June 4-6PM
Flour inactive and lower, without speculative inquiry
sales 500 bbs at SO Is 81 % for extra Michigan Ind
and Ohio 81 80 SO for double extra Wheat quiet
and parties apart. Corn nominaIy lower: sales 900
bushels Illinois at S0c. Whiskey nomnay 26x. Canal
freghts $40 on oats, &C. corn loo. wheat 3Sc
on flour to New York. LAKE imports-9,000 bbls flour
"a 0C0 bushels wheat 0co bushels Canal
200 bbs four TO- 600 bushels wheat 900 bushels corn
OswEGO, June 4-6P. n
Flour unchanged with small Gales at SO 30 for supsrne
from Chicago spring wheat; 81 from Milwaukee club:
81 SO from red Western and IS for white do wheat dull
sales 600 bushels red winter Illinois private terms
Corn and oats quiet Canal freghts-nominaliy ESQ on
lour, SIC on wheat &c. on corn 10 New York; Lake i'm
pcrtsl2, 200 bushels wheat Canal exporsl 900 bhIs
-four, % eco buahels wheat
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-06

Burning OF the Steamer P1ota.
New ORLEANS, June 4, 1860
The steamer Piota, from Red River, was totally Dc.
sroyed by Gre this afternoon, Carrolton The loss
s stated at SIS The passengers ali saved but
1t was reported that two Of the hands were lost
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-23
GROCERIES, &c.
T. A. BREWIs, Cameron Street,

j. n OnEHlo, IdIl6IOu oLltct,
; now receiving, per steamship Mount Vernon
| and Schrs. Fleetwood and Fairfax, from New
York, his FALL SUPPLIES OF GROCERIES
AND LIQUORS, consisting III part ~ follows =
SUGARS.-Porto Rico, Cuba New Orleans. Loaf,
Crushed, formulated, Powdered, A b., Coffee.
and Yellow.
MoLASSES.-PortoR Rico Cuba. Muscovada: New
York, Philadelphia, and Baltimore Syrups.
COFFEE.-Rio, Laguyra, Maracaibo, Java, and
Mocha
TEAS.-GuRpowdcr Imperial, Young Hyson, and
Black, Of various qualities.
SUNDR1ES.-Sperm, Adamantne, and Mould
Candles; Starch; Pepper: Pimento NutinesS:
Mace; Ginger; Sal Soda; Saltpetrc; Rice; Cheese;
Candy; Broons, &c, &c.
"a half pipes and casks fine Henesey and otard
BRANDIES
Is casks Port, Sherry, and Madeira WINES
10 Malaga do
SOC bbls. WHISkEY. part very prime
- b GIN and RUN
10 Apple and Peach BRANDY
% baskets CHAMPAGNE. oct %
GRAY, MILLER n CO.,
CORNER or KING AND WATER STREETS,
ARE Now RECEIVING THEIR
FILL SUPPLIES,
Consisting of every article usually kept in
FIRST CLASS GROCERY HOUSE.
Wem respectfully ask from merchants visit
ing our city, an examination ot our stock before
they make their purchases elsewhere. We do a
strictly wholesale trade. aud aiicr ourselves that
our facilities for doing business are equal 10 any
sep d
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-23
100, 100, 100, 100, 100.
SIMON WATERMAN, No. 100, King street

ID EGS leave 10 announce 10 his numerous frienus
ID and customers. that he is now prepared to
exhibit u stock of READY MADE CLOTHING,
and GentIemcu's Furnishing GOODS, which ia
regard 10 quantity. quality and styles. cannot be
euuallcd by any similar establishment in this city,
and not cxcellc,l by any Clothing house in the
two leading avenues Of fashion on this side Of the
Atlantic Broadway, New York; and Chestnut
street. Philadelphia.
Although the present stock is very extensive
one indeed, additional supplies will still be recci'
ed. from time to time, during the business season,
in order to keep up full assortment OF styles and
sizcs.
p. S.-Mr WATERMAN will endeaYor TO con-
vince any one favorng him with a call, that his
reputation for selling at the most moderate prices
is grounded on facts ap2S
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-23
PROFESSOR A G. POLTI,

Gr0anGt, III he "In;,crstg ~ France.
nF TIE Faculty OF Letters, aud OF the Facui.
~ " O. Sciences in Paris, tenders his services
us teacher of French, Italian, and Ancient Ian
guases; also, Of Painting and Drawing in their
various branches, viz: Mechanical, Topographic
cal. Pen and Ink, and Portrait Drawing
lie refers with permission to .enry Danger
held, esq Francis. L. Smith. esq, John Burke, esq.
Benz. Lambert, ESQ., aud DIR. Francis J. Murphy
TERMS op TuIrloS.--Per quarter of "a lessons
private instruction, 10 one scholar Sl2; two schol
ars $40; three scholars IS. Terms for larger
classes to he agreed upon. Apply at No. 10
Fairfax street sep ZS-ZH~i
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-23
ALEXANDRIA STEAM DYEING, CLOTH
DRESSING, and SECURING ESTAB-
LlSHMENT.

A. u. WAKEFIELD. PROPRIETOR.
NIERCHANT> and others are respectfully IN
wi vted to examine the superior style IN which
goods ar, CLEANED and DYED nj my establish
m,nt, No -, Fairfax street iod stand.) where
everything appertaining to well regulated estab-
lshment of the kind can be done in superior
manner, at moderate prices. GOODS forwarded
t. any part Of Virginia and Maryland with dis
patch, safely and carefully packed.
A call il respectfully solicited. You will find
me al all times al my post, ready and willing 10
accommodate all desiring my services.
m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-23
PROCLAMATION.

MAYORS OFFICE. November 10, ISo|.-In
wi compliance with the request Of many Of the
business men and others. Of our community, /,
" iiam u. Massey, Mayor OF the city of Alexan-
uri,. 10 hereby request that the 2ith instant. be
observed a. a DAY OF THASksGivISG to Almighty
God. for his many blessings I" NJ a, a commune
"; that all places Of business he closed. and the
Rev. clergy have Divine service in their various
houses Of worship, al some suitable hour during
the day. WIN. ID. MASSEY, Mayor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-23

nYSTERS.-l have properly fitted W my
house, on st. Asaph. near King street. where
an pr, pared 10 sell first elias OYSTERS, tor
Picking or Frying. ut 81 per gallon, prime ol
STEERS for Stewing. - cts. per gallon; they are
warranted. All OYSTERS that do not come up
10 what they are represented, return them II you
please and get your money.
N,rcr COUNTRY TRADE Prime OYSTERS
nut M for the country in cans containing one gal
lon. for SIS. second quality, - els. per gallon
For sale wholesale and retail, by
nov \ colin A. Il. CoNNa.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-23

No.37 South W"d street, Poiad,I,da.
Paid up Capital and Surpiu. .......... 2.IgiIIl q,
SECURITY To POLICY HOLDERS
NNHlS old and responsible Company iusurs.
i against loss or damage by Fire. almost ,.,v
description OF property, and offers to Mrrrhspi,
and others desiring Insurance. the ,ecurit, d, =,
actual Capital OF So 29S, 500. for the whole MIS-,
and for any liabilities hey oud. the Shar,Lulf,.,,,
INDIVIDUALLY RESPONSIBLE. even 10 the ,yr.i, -
their eutire fortunes. The Shareh.ldrr, nunb.,
about one thousand, and "a large portion a,
these are persons OF great wealth, the upsI supl,
provisions exist FOR meeting every possible claim
against the Company.
SUBJECT TO THE LAWS or THE TNITph
STATES
In appointing an Agent for the United STATE,
the Company has empowered HIM ',u arI.rar =
and accept any action or legal proceeding. ins,i.
tutcd against or hy said Company in tile sam.
manner a. it the Company were a Corporation !,
Company established by the laws 81 the n,,sI
States, OF any Of the several States
PROVISION FOR PAYMENT OF LOSSES IL
THE UNITED STATES
A SPECIAL PERMANENT Fr>p MAS BEt> pL,r,r
AT rHK DISPOSAL or rmR AGENrAr PHILAplIrU,
TO ENABLE HIN TO ADJUST AND PROMPTLY PAY An
LoSsks, WITHOUT RLFkREAcE 10 Lu>uoN
LIBERAL TO THE INSURED.
The uniform course Of the Company la, alw.,.
been lib, raj one towards Policy Holders Nuu,r
claim has ever been disputed, aud promr; pay,
ment Of losses is standing rule. Durlug the
past year, losses exceeding So, ruu we've papi
Losses paid A soon a. the amount !, n,,,rt.iu.l
ANNUAL INCOME
The Income OF the Company is nov about 81 !.
0O0.s0U, increasing gradual! each yvat. ,Auwins
that il has the confidence ui the different ,aulu.u
mites in which business j. done.
RATE OF PREMll VI
The Rate Of Premium will be moderate and IN
all cases will be based upon the character Of the
owner OF occupant. AMI the merit, 81 the r.k
The CONDITIONS Of Insurance are framed with IN,
greatest liberalny.
JAMES T. CLOSE. Agent.
Gfs- Office in Exchange Block. on King street.
sep 2S-dly
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SCHOOLHERR & BRO,

DOS King Street, Ahrondyid, P;Fginia.)
A RE NOW receiving from their manufacturing
n house in the North, the largest stock Of
READY MADE CLOTHING ever offered in the
Alexandria market, and are selling at the lowest
New York prices
They invite particular attention to their large
assortment of BUSINESS SUITS, and also to
their CLOTHING for Boys and Children.
They avail themselves of every facility both IN
the purchase Of materials and in the manufacturing
of all kinds of READY MADE CLOTHING.
They solicit from both the wholesale and retail
trade, careful examination OF their stock, as
they are determined TO SELL rs heretofore, ut the
very lowest possible figures.
SCHOOLHERR h BRO,
sep Is los King street, Aexandria, Va.
NOTlCE.-It you want good, cheap, and fash
IN iouable CLOTHING, go TO LATOICHE,
Merchant To;fp,, SO, Ki"y -snsct. Constantly re-
ceiying the latest style. OF L RN1SHING GOODS.
~ l.. A choice article Of SILK SHAKER and
CANTON UNDERSIIlRTS and DRAWERS.
1-,t" IIIRTS made IL order. sep 7-ly
W. A. MURRAY, Merchant Tailors,
4 RE Now RECEIVING their FALL and
n WINTER GOODS and would invite all in
wan, 81 any thing in their line TO give them call.
sep IL
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CLOTHING.
WILLIAM D. MASSEY,
MERCHANT TAILOR AND CLOTHlER
ILrIi ADRIl IL

MERCHANT AMI
ALEXANDRIA,, Vi,
J1EEpS constantly on hand full and complete
N stock of black, blue, olive. brown, clsrct and
other shades Of French and English CLOTHS,
CASSAMERES AND NESTINGS, which will be
made up TO order the shortest notice, IN the best
STYLE and at as low prices "a the same KIND OF
materials can be furnished by any one In the
market.
In addition TO which there is kept constantly on
han. a large stock Of READY MADE CLOTH
ING. embracing all the styles suitable tor the
season, madc up OF Hsr dHd sound H'dfeFtdt', ana
the ,rork dome ~ proper manner.
Having had many years experience III the bust
ness feel confident of rendering satisfaction 10
those who may give me their eIstcm, being deter
mined tc render every man an equivalent for his
money.
re- South side of King street. one door west
Of Royal. oct 10
THE MEMBERS OF THE POTOMAC,
/ PIEDMONT AND VALLEY AGRICCL-
TURAL SOCIETY" and Others, will please take
notice that the subscriber has just received from
New York, and has opened mt his establish
mcut on Fairfax street. door South of hing,
a select assortment Of FALL and WINTER
GOODS. consisting Of CLOTHS, CASSIMERES,
NESTINGS. Ic., and timer or more elegant sup
ply cannot be found in any Tailoring establish
mcnt i'll this city. Call and examine for your
selves He has GOODS 10 suit the most tashiona
BILE aud please the plainest, all OF which Will DC
made up Ia order. with ne- tness and dispatch.
Gentleman III a distance, by transmitting their
measures. together with their height. by mail, can
be furnished with CLOTHES, quality considered,
as cheap as they can be bought of any house in
thi, city,
All persons wishing to furnish their own goods
viii have particular attention paid Ia them. Al
ways thankful for iayorS. past, present, and to
come lac shall with the all al generous and con
hdins public. continue IL FLAP HIS WINGS.
WILLIAM Z. ATWELL,
oct >. No. 4. Fairfax street.
A LARGE AND FINE ASSORTMENT OF
~ GOODS AT THE NEW STORE.-Having
removed TO my new store | would take this oppor.
tuuity 81 returning my thanks tn numerous friends
and customers Tor their liberal patronage hereto
fore extended, and with determination 10 keep
4 stock .i fine goods inferior 10 none in this or any
other market hope 10y strict attention TO merit
continuance oi the same.
would call attention to my fine assortment OF
CLOTHS, cASSIMERES and NESTlNGS, which
have selected with great to suit the taste and
fancy of any who may want number one article.
In addition Ia my fine stock Of Cloths, Cassi-
mercS aud Nesings. Of every shade would call
attention to y stock of FURNISHING GOODS,
such ~ fine DR. ESS and UNDERSTANDS, NECK
TIES HANDkERCHlEFS, GLOVES, SOCKS,
&C.. in fact. am prepared 10 fit outa Gentlemans
wardrobe in the best style. At No. " Phoenix Hall.
a,-- All work warranted 10 ftand made III the
best manner Toct - WI ARNOLD.
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HARDWARE. CUTLERY. &c.

NEW GOODS.-l offer Tor salc the following
N GOODS. and in doing - would sny, that
they have been purchased almost exclusively from
MANUFACTURERS. IN the most favorable terms;
ain therefore prepared 10, aud uW cell them ut the
loves; market rates.
- ton, Bar. Band. Horse Shoe. and Sheet Iron
Cast Steel Anrils. Vices. Sc
1000 lbs. Maleahlc Castings
3Uau lbs. Long AAlrs
- SET, Short. ui very superior quality
2Un0 OAK and Hickory Spokes
800 Extra Hubs, warranted To be the hest article
made; 5000 lbs. best Bright Springs Afro, com
plrte assortment 81 Files. Fairhank Scales, Thin
bic Skcins and Boxes. Wagon Bows Bent Rims.
Screw Plates. Long aud Short Handle Shovels. &c.
GEO. I. BALDWIN,
sep l6 NJ. u. North Fairfax street.
rLOCKS. TIN WARE. ac.-I have lately re-
~ reived direct from the Factory, u supply Of
Clocks oi assorted qualities. al-o, large stock Of
Tin Ware. both plain and Japanned. which will
sell nj Wholesale and Retail in any quantity to
sut. Price, unusually low. Call and see.
JOHN T. CREIGHTON. Auctioneer,
aud dealer 10 Hardware and House
nov 9 Keeping articles. No. 80 king-n.
1NEACES. LOG CHAINS, dc.--I wish to dis
i pos. 81 my whole stock Of heavy goods before
the ~ oi January next and viii give great bar.
gain, in the above class Of goods. il only needs 4
trial /" prove the fsc Call At No. s. KING street,
examine the goods, get rri"er, &C.. Sc.
JOHN T. CREIGHTON,
nov 10 No. So King street.
INENDERS. ANDIKONS. PoT CASTINGS,
l. dc-Just received an additional supply Of
hanl,on. Tenders. with feet and hearths, also And
irOn.. .ShoNcIs and longs Pots. Shless Ovens, &c.
For slle very low nj The Auction, Hardware and
variety store. No. IS King street.
uny . JOHN T. CREIGHTON.
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Blackjack. MARSHALL ( CO.,
and Commission Merchants

Grocers, Liquor and Commission Merchants,
Biuckinc&- lihuy. Airrn"d,io. Va.
LAVE RECEIVED, and are still receiving. per
/ steamer Mount Vernon. and the regular pack
els from New FORK and Philadelphia, their FALL
SUPPLY OF GROCERIES. LIQUORS, &C.. &C..
To which they particularly call the attention Of
Merchants Farmers and Others oct :
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-23
MUSIC TEACHER.

NYISS DEAHL offers her services as TEACH
Nl ER OF MUSIC. She has had an exper-
fence IT five years II Teacher On the Piano. and
hopes 10 give satisfaction 10 her patrons. Terms,
SlO per quarter. She will give lessons either NJ
her rooms at the City Hotel, or at private houses
Rcftrcnce.-Rcv. u. +. SrRiGG
Please apply at the City Hotel, Alexandria.
nov 2--eulm