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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-02
Editorial Life.

But few readers ever think of the labor
and care deyoving upon an rdtor--onc wh"
vastly feels his responsibility. Captain Mar
rvatt SAYS: Il know how a periodical will
wear down ones existence. LIN itself 1t APP
pears nothing. the labor is not manifest; nor
i il in the labor: il j. the continual attention
i, requires. Your hi" becomes as 1t were
the publication. One day sraper Is noN"oh-
= corrected and printed than on comes
another. 1t it the stone of SisyPhus, an end
less repetition of toll and constant weight
upon the intellect and spirits, and demanding
all the cxertions of your faculties. at the sam"
time you are compelled 10 the severcst drudge
nv. To write for a paper is very well: but to
edit one is to condemn yourself to slavery.
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sTRAWBERRY VALE SEMINARY.

TIME Fall session OF 1893, will begin "n S"ptem-
| Der 18TH well arranged course OF study,
competent teachers mild but firm government
and q healthy location, recommend this instltu-
tiou to the patronage of those persons wh" wish
their daughter. to obtain thorough aud accom-
pIished education. -
The place is easy of access, lying within hall
mile of the turnpike leading from Alexandra 10
L. l,ur, Il mile distant from the former place,
and 10 mile. from Washington. Persons desiring
their daughters to enter would do well L" apply
Immediately, limited number will be taken
Board and tuition, for session Of five months. sou
washing included. Music, with use Of Piano. SO
French aud Latin. each -. Drawing and PANT
ins. each Sj-oue half TO he pad IN advance
y, deduction, except IN cases oil protrac'ed SICK
mes. Far further particulars and Circulars. APP
NV r. Mrs. A. B. CAN'T,
Peach Grove, Eairiax county, Va.
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WENTWORTH SEMINARY FOR YOUNG La
nIES ALEXANDRIA,

TINUE SUCCESS Of THIS INSTITUTION
ha, induced the Principal To extend the sphere
oi irs usefulness. During the vacation. new and
elegant buildings will hc erected, opposite the
Custom Hose. This location. one "l the most
delightful in the city, renders IL most desirable
both for u boarding and day school. Every i'm
provcmcnt will be introduced t"c"ntinuc ITS pre-
sent literary character.
For circulars. containing terms. apply at the
RINK Store oC McssrS. James Entwslc Il Son. or
To- the Principal. ALBERT L. BASSFoRD.
No. -. Princc-Street, Alexandria.
Eis. The exercises of the School vii! he re,um-
ell ON Monday September 18th. jy 22-dtf
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DIED.

On the LIST inst, WASHINGTON I. "ARPEE.
in the 18th year of his age. ~" The friends and
acouaintanccs of the family are invited to attend
his funeral from b late residence. Federal Hill,
Alexandria county. Hacks will be in readiness at
the corner of King and Washington streets. on
Saturday morning, Sd inst. at o'clock. tScnt l.'
Lecsburg Wash. and Bait sun, please c"ry.J
In Washington, on the %lst ultimo. after lin
gering and painful iilneSs, which he bore WIN
Christian rortitude anl resignation to the divine
will of God, JAMES k. MAY, in the 2Gth year oi
his
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~
sSSN<Srs-~~
BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
Arrival Of the Africa.

New YORK, Sept. 1.-The steamship Arr
ca, with Liverpool dates Of the Goth. arrived
here this forenoon. Her dates are the same
as those of the Jason at Quebec
1t was rumored ut Paris that Marshals
Canrotrrt and Mel had fought duel, and
that the latter hal been killed
John Edward Butler, of London. had alb
seconded, and 1t was supposed he WAS de
faultcr to the amount Of floOnO0.
The long.pcnding trial of DR.. Smethurst
for the murder of Miss Banks, ut Richmond,
had terminated in verdict OF guilty and
sentence of death
The projected Notifications at Antwerp
were exciting increased attention snd easl-
ness AT Paris.
MrMrnIS, Tenn, Sept. 1.-The total re-
ceipts of cotton at this port for the year end
ing to-day, were % 900 against 243.noo
bales the preceding year There is "n hand
OF last years stock | 900 bales
LOUISVILLE Sept. 1.-The number Of hogs
assessed for the last year was 100000; and
tn" tobacco Inspected 300 hogSheadS.
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COMM E r C I A L.
;a Market. September l

,,,ke, for Breadstufs remains unchanged
lH' I,., rsrular report. Flour is steady, at
..', 20, s,r ,upcrdne; Extra s5,5O@s'.7a; Family
10, Of ordinary white Wheat sold
= 3,r for lsac and the prices for cereals gene,
".'' che same as the day before. we hear oil
'"'' o., Corn, which is i'll request.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-02

Tor,cco ~ New YoRK.-The New York Cou-
rier says of the Tobacco trade sale in that city;
The great trade sale opened this morning, and
:, will mark an era in the Tobacco trade OF this
mort, The attendance was not very large, but
c,mprised leading houses in the trade. and on the
whole was quite II success. Every lot offered was
sold at very full prices, and the catalogue was
about half gone through with; it will, no doubt,
he finished To- morrow. wednesday, There were
but few bidders for the Kentucky, but full prices
were paid For the Connecticut Seed Leaf, the
competition was quite brisk. The Ohio and State
Seed Leaf aud the Havana, are yet to he sold.
Tn. result. So far, aggregates as follows:-l,69I
hhds Kentucky at 81 IA l3lc.; 7I5 tee. Connecticut
Seed Leaf, 22M33c.; 1925 do do lO@2Oc. Ag-
or,,a,. yaluc about 800 900.
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NJ A R IN E IS T
PORT OF Observation-Disclosures l

PORT OF ALEXAEDRIA--SEPTE !.
ARRIVED.
Brig Charles Miller, Brown, Washington, to l..
J. Mchaicy.
Schr. John X. Griffith, Bunten, Baltimore, guano
To- James e. Ncvctt.
Schr Emenc Chester. Brewer, Philadelphia, coal
TO Wise Il Go.
Schr Minerva. Hail. Fall River, to Borden Min
Ing Go.
ScEr Benjamin /. Rivcs, Shaw, Richmond, to
D. Is. Smith.
Schr. Henry Cole. Haaleton, New York, to Bor-
den Mining Co.
Schr A. Heaton. Ryon, New Haven, to I. j.
Mehaicy
Schr Young America, Scroggins Potomac
Creek wheat To c. +. Suttle & Co.
Schr. Consultation, Wheeler. ChickamuNen.
wheat to Thomas Perry.
Schr. Roda Maria, Maddox, Chickamuxen, wheat
and oats to Thomas Perry.
Steamer James Guy. Page, Lancasters Wharf,
wheat to Thomas Perry.
SAILED
Brig Gamma. Pinkham, Boston, by I. J. Me-
bstey.
Schr. Yankee Doodle, Elery. New York, by T.
j. Mchailey.
Steamer Z. C. Alser, Shore, Philadelphia, by
Vim. II. Fowle 4 Son.
MEMORANDA.
ship Falmouth, White from Cardiff. for this
port Was spoken 9th ult lat. a. 80. Ion. - u.
Schr. Sea Witch, Rgbert, from Georgetown, ar
rived at New York. Both ult.
Srhr. Vim. Mason. Staples. from this port for
Dichton. arrived AT Fall River, 2Sth ult
Schr. Courier, Todd. for this port, sailed from
Richmond. Goth ult.
Schrs. Kate. Endicott and Ezra Williams, Tay-
lor for this port, arrived at Boston, 3Oth ult
Schr. Julia Maine. Preston from this port, for
III. - \ L. ale
Schr. K. NJ. Carlisle Wimsmore, from this port,
arrived at Bakers Landing. 18th ult.
Schr. Dancing Wave, Bennett, from this port,
arrived at Salem 2gth ult
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-02

x., yors. August 3o.-The stock market was
~, ,c.5,y. and prices tending upward. A lot
y .,.rmrpt fiyes of 1876 was taken at lO2i,
.r than the last las. previous sale al the BOARD
..,,. ,,ock, are tending upward. Virginia SKIES
I,,,,.i 10 81. Illinois skies advanced !, ana
e. .,,..,, skies and California sevens = lhulah'
,,,.onA a halls brought o".
Tb, receipts from customs yesterday amounted
ana fGl. total in the Subtreasury Si,I!Z,4S".
M ,y.,Lly Bank statement shows the follow
;, r.suI,,: Loans $ll7 ,jll ,07O, decrease OF
~, Io4. .necie 500. 2S. O66 decrease OF s6I3,-
90 ,ircnIation IS. 234279. decrease OF Ss3,3so;
,.,, Brpo.ires S7l,7gl,Sl7. decrease OF $l,4ie'-
nq3 The Commercial says:
.Tb, statement shows decrease IN oil the Items;
,,,., in the specie average being about what was
;a'i;.,,.d hy the recorded movement, and 1t is
,L,bIa that the banks commenced business on
L,,,ri,v morning with an amount not differing
materially from the average reported: since tneh
HAY. received S2.902,36i from California, New
n,le,ps and Havana, and the Subtreasury mas
E.hur.,d SI293lI more than its receipts, against
s,,.;,r cyport OF Sl.39g2ll, thus showing u
cain an the part of the banks of 81 1903, l53. The
net, d.po.i,es have largely decreased, the banks
I'm, within three hundred and twenty five thou
.,pl dollars, their heavy gain OF the previous
week The discounts, rather unexpectedly, con.
,rscted and the line is now at the lowest point oil
the wear. and nearly thirteen millions below the
MAXIMUM on the 18th of February last. The line
!, now lower than it has been at any time since the
18th Of June, 1888.
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sTANMORE SCHOOL.

Nndy Nprj"y. No"gomerg r"""'y, N".
yJNIIE SECOND ANNUAL SESSION of this
Institution will begin on the first of Tenth
Month (Octobcr)
For Circulars containing terms; &c arr! !"
ROBERT II. MILLER or BENJAMIN HAL
LOWELL. Alexandria Va, or t" the subscriber
at Sandy Spring p. o., Montgomery County. Md.
C,h ,, % rn1w FRANCIS MILLER.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-02
RIBBONS, MILLINERY. aud STRAW GOODS
FALL AND WINTER 1859
ARMSTRONG. GATOR X CO.,

FALL AND WINTER isJ"
ARMSTRONG, GATOR " CO.,
INrUETEES ASD JUEEEHs "f
RIBBONS. BONNET SILKS AND SATIN,
NELVETS, RUCIE,
FLOWERS. FEATHERS,
STRAW EONNETS, FLATS, &c.
No, 237 and LnrrS OF 239 BALTmURE SrREET,
BALTIMORE, MD.
Offer q stock unsurpassed IN the United States
in variety and chcarncss.
Orders solicited. and prompt attention gwen.
Terms Il months. SIX per cent. OIL Tor cash,
par funds.
Baltimore, aug l7-c"lm
lNSTRUCTION.-A graduate at Harvard Col
| lcge desires To- obtain situation IL private Ia
tor in a family. With respect TO hi- character,
scholarship, and experience, he has permission to
refer to the following gentlemen:
+. A. Reed. esq, OF the firm of VI. Eldridse a
Co.. Alexandria.
James Walker. ID. d.. President Of Harvard
University, Cambridge, Mas.
The Professors of Harvard college.
Rev Amos Smith. Belmont, Mass.
T. W. Valentine, Primary Public School, Brook
Ign, y. Y.
FL. Further particulars, apply to +. 4. REED,
,.u l. MON Wharf, Alexandria. aug 3O-lm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-02

By the next mail. patent issued to Nascta Soto.
for the "Cu,av" rancho. will be transmitted by
the Commissions of the General Land Office. The
situation ol this rancho is i'll the county OF C"ius
in the State of California, and contains 4+,3Ssl1
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anna KIN q so

CPECIAL NOTlCE.-We invite all III want
y to call and examine our superior stock OF
WAGONS for one or two horses. put up on Iron
and Wooden Axics with and without Springs
Also. CARTS, DRAWS, WllEELBARkOWS.
pLOWS. HARROWS. OK WHEELS, 1t. all
made of the best seasoned White OAK, ami ny Inc
best and most experienced workmcn III wool ana
iron, all of which will bc sold nj ten per cent. De
low the ordinary prices, FOR CASH" OF Soou notes
at ninety days. .o>.
sen o.2awIw Il. HODGKlN & son.
Port Tobacco Times please copy, and send bill to
r. II. 4 Son
TIME SUBSCRIBER. having engaged LADY
who has had many years experience IN
TEACHING. and is thoroughly qualified to in
struct in all the English Branches, French ana
Music. Vocal and Instrumental wishes to receive
into his family. Ito be educated with his dalsh-
t.rs) TWO YOUNG LADIES. between the ages
of II and l6 who will receive in every resrcc, the
care and attention of his own Children. Terms,
$3.50 per session of ten months; one-htii payable
the l.t of October, the other the lst OF iar'h.
JAMES X. MARSHALL.
Markham Station. Fauquer Co. Va.
zen 2-cotOctl Southern Churrhman.
IMPORTANT TO WHEELWRlGliT> AND
| COACHMAKERS.-Rus Duck, en"meied'
4j. 80. 52l. %. and 80 cents per yard,
Enameled Muslin. I. 30 to 20 cents per !mu'
Do do. "a. ~ 10 % -
Do. Drills, 374 to -
9.s Head Innings. % to ~
Ex,ra do. 33l TO 80
Assorted FrngeS ,
N'' "''' JOHN r. ElVANS 4 Co,
800 Pennsylvania avenue, ne'"e'" "" '''' ''''
Washington, aug 2!-eo3t
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rNIIE 3Grm SESSION OF TINS SCHOOL. IA

WILLIAM Mcleod Drawing.
rINIlE 3Grm SESSION OF THIS SCHOOL, for
| mcry conducted by Benjamin llalowcll, will
begin on ME lItb gf Sop'.mber m"'t, """ ct"'e
.n m. son of J"1e. ISGo. The course Of In
structiom is designed to prepare boys Tor the
University of Virginia any other College, or t."
fit them for the duties of life. The school Is pro.
yiied with very extensive Philosophical ana
Chemical Apparatus, and an excellent set It Engl-
reering instruments.
TErus.-Board and Tuition in everything ex
cept Modern Languages and Drawing $50. per
session. payable semi annually in advance Fuel,
Gas, Pens, Ink, and Pencils 50 Modern Ian
ru,ge. aud Drawing at Professors charges.
For catalogue and further information, address
WM :. KEMPER, Alexandria, Va.
NorE.-A limited number of Day scholars will
hc received Tuition, $40 per session. Modern
Languages and Drawing aS above. ~ 3O-"6w
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DARENTS and guardians are reminded mat
/ school exercises will lee resumed "' H""""y
merit S.,t. n,jry jtb. at : O'Clock. A. NJ and that
,b. ,,,r,yy attendance of their sons aud wards Is
essential to II proper organization of the classes.
As there are many applicants Tor admission
students wi.hu: to rc-cnrcr will please call ~
soon IL pn.sblr. and secure their seats. The un-
.I.rsigned will he at the Academy every morning
during the present wcch, from to lo o'clock. be-
tween which hours persons wishing to see him are
rc,uc.tcd 10 call Circulars can he obinincd at
the bookstores. RICHARD l.. CARNE jr.
an, %u-ro3ta Principal.
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v,-t Cattle Market, August 81.

R,.,e..-Recoipts $500 head; iair ana mludIIns
S., ;nnroyed in price; sales at ca III cents
qas"",s b.sp,-Receipts l2,jOO head, and prices
Ta,.,u,.sd. Swine.-Market firm; receipts 0'ooo
G pn,i losing active, at ji@6! cents T ID. Tor
Urn fed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-02

fOAL! COAL,,
" WHITE AND RED ASH
ANTHRACITE COAL, being delivered from
Srhr. Chester this morning.
sep 1T WISE x co.
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DUKE STREET MALE ACADEMY.

u z " IT ] ]
fINllE exercises Of this lnstiiui"a. Will be re-
/ sumcd on Monday. 9TH September
In addition To the Male. u Female Department
will h.. instituted. under the direction Of Miss =
/ G.. WulrrLEsgY, where young ladies' can re-
,,iy. instruction in all the branches usually
taught in first class Academies, including Music
ON Piano and Guitar, French. &c.
Young Ladies from the Country can be accom-
molntcd with board with the Principals.
Rates Of tuition per quarter OF eleven weeks H.
heretofore. varying from - to SO.
Applications received at l@i, Duke street Alex
-ndra. Va. sent auG lave"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-02

.,w YORK, Sept. Flour is heavy; State -
N. Ohio q gO@s5.40; Southern $50 1926.
u.s., :. ds,l Southern red l2O@126c.; white l2O
"'s Corn is higher; mixed 800 SSe.; yellow
cl''" pork il heavy; mess sii.S5 "a $l3; prime
ST. Lard has advanced tc.. closing at lo@
wbi,k,y closed steady, at 26tc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-02

GREEN GINGER, received and for sale by
~ WILLIAM A. HART.
No. 100 king-st., cor. Pitt
ns-Sgn of tho Golden Mortar. sep2
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MARRIED.

On the 3Oth ultm", by the Rev. Nj. Meadows.
Mr. ORLANDO K. DELPlll. To Mrs. JANE l..
FLOWERS both of Washington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-02
The Markets.

p,,yorE. Sept, Flour closed duil' HOVE
-, ,,,ss, and Ohio 1926, but with no purchasers
81 ~, closed with a declining tendency; white
"' ,,.,ined &C.. closing ll5@ lIoe.; red iiocg
"a, c,-, closed dull, white SO@S Sc; yellow
l-V'' Provisions closed steady; bacon sides
o ,s Toe; mess pork si5@sl5.25; prime SIC
-" 5 .,o.el quie, at lli@ll!c. "hiskey closed
.,saiy; Ohio 2s:c'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-02
STONE FRUIT JARS.

ALEXANDRIA MANUFACTURE.
4 LARGE STOCK on hand of all sizes, fitted
n with cork- and cement, which can be hrriheu-
rly sealed ia the safest aud best manner Tor pre-
serving frut-fur sale at very low prices, nj the
Pottery No. l2i Wilkes street, by
.r,1S 2,w3w Il 4. MILBURN.
OTIS FOR SALT will sell, in one parcel,
| 4 or H. subdivisions. I" suit purchasers the
GARTER SQUARE of GROUND, belonging Ia
/. J. Carey. situated 90 the north side OF Gibhon,
AMI east side of Henry street. next south of the
residences ut Capt. Traverse. Terms accomruoda-
tlnc. aus -b--HU Ia J'UNSioN'
STORE AND TAVERN STAND FOR
al SALE OR RENT, ii, n.i.- q. ..:.,...s, a.
the intersection oi the CUIEo;. ana Middle Turn
pike. five miles from Alexandria also a Wheel
wrigh, and saith shop. with AL extensive run Of
,u.iuIa --alsoa small FARM near the Cross Roads,
.,., With new and uveni-nt DWELLING. Al
a:i ,lr.s> 10. suh.rrih.r AT Washington city, %
inquire on the premises. LII" IL BalLth.
Fairfax county, dec l6-sou
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feb l;-wIy
ALEXANDRIA BOARDING SCHOOL

KOSCIUSKD KEMpER Instructor IN Anri' NJ Language.
JAMES a. CLARK. MHthrmitir. and CINil Engineering
DELAWARE kEMpER. Eng. Brincl''~ AMI Nat Scicnc'
lLMERICIS XAPpJNE. Modern lanGm.'s.
WILLIAM Mcleod. Drawing.
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ROBERT H. NASH,

ROBERT H. NASH,
NlRBLE work ER,
No. IS, South fojJ"r street. "rr''"' "' "''
Presbyterian Church: ,-,,,
roNrNEETS TOMBS, HEADSToNES,
NJ TARi.E, COUNTER and WASllSTANp
SLABS. SILLS. and LINTElS, on hand ana
made "a order. at moderate prices. ,
eas- Orders from the country promptly a''e a
~ aug 27-lSm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-02

QREASTPlN TAkEN.--Thc person who pick
~ cd upa BREASTPIN from the pavement in
IN front Of the dwelling of the owner, on st. Asaph
street. will do well to leave it at the Gazette office,
4nd thereby save trouble. sep 2-3tt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-02

(hrAWBA GINGER WINE-Psrtcularly re-
~ commended to dyspeptics, received, and for
sale by II. COOK / CO., Sarepta Hall
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-02

TRAvEL.-Ninc thousand passengers were
conveyed over the Alexandria and Wash
ington Railroad. turing the month Of August
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-02

Misunderstanding four marriage licences
were granted the past month by the Clerk OF
the County Court of this county.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-02
DR MCGUIRE,

OFFERS hi. Professional service /" me ''''
I zens of Alexandra aud the Stc'ni'H '''' ~
III. ;. ". corner of Prince aud Royal streets
Ian ~ -dSeu
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-02

EL FERRY TAVERN FOR SALE.-This
HG5# =. r.,,uabl, property situated "n the east
800 4e,, mon street, and north side Of Fayetic
ALL t,O feet wiie. now and for many years "r
c,,,,rI a. :, tavern. L. Tor sale upon accOmih"ia
rim, terms. II lie. in the heart Of the business
r.rriou Of the town, having tue Alexandra ana
Lynchhurg Railroad in front, aud The M"ry'aio
Ferry and the Washington steamboats, IN Tue
rear and for any business. is perhaps the best 10
c:,ticn in the town. The lot fronts on / n'"h
street and the Railroad %! feet and extends back
on Fayettc alley about 90 feet. Apply l."
a,,', ooDawiw Il. JOHNSTON.
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1859.
AIM A n A C
1853

crnTrwprP r;.., .,t, NsoN's PHASES.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-02

EANCl SILK NETTS, wrought with Buges
l and Beads: Hair Braids, for front and back
Hair Side plats Hair Crimpers. and Curl Clasps,
Tor sale at Tsep2l RICHARDS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-02

CovNrr CorRT.-Thc September term of
the County Court for this county, commen-
ccs on Monday next The Justices for the
term, by classification, are Turner Dixon,
p. j.: Joseph c. Moore, W. IL. Fowle, Noah
Drummond and John Summers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-02

Rev. JAMES RYDER, pastor Of St. Mary's
Church, in this city, has, We learn. been
transferred to st. Joseph's Church, Phila-
dcphia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-02

K. L. kUU EK~, Vt. II, Uthh "I
the Medical Faculty. University Building.
f. b. Dies. Ianitpr. University Building.
Z. : Board may hr had at from So to 81 per
week Philadclphia iy ll-law:m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-02

KFORD & ii UFF VI \ IS WHEAT
- DRIlLS-SEYM0UR'S WHEAT DRILLS
-pENNOCK'S WHEAT DRlLLS-Ne are now
prepared TO furnish any OF the above DfiIIS' Win
nr ,yithou, the Cuauo and Seed attachments
Those wishing TO purchase, will please send in
their orders early. Address
ADDISON, WALLACE co.
oucl No II Union ST.. Alex. Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-02

The Wurrcn,on Flag says:-Wc learn that
John q. Beckham, esq, has purchased, at
$50 an acre the Garter Green Estate OF
Isl acres. located in the upper part Of the
county. and hitherto the property OF Mr.
Richard H. Carter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-02

DOCKS FOR TIE YorNG FoLKS.-.Anoth-
Is cr,rrivnl of tho.e ten cent Juveniles 'he
nef,,r Land Our Heavenly Father, Important
Questions. Words of Comfort Morning ANA Even
in. Sacrifice Thi- 10 in reIncmhran'c OF Nc, Tue
treat Comforter. Welcome I" jesus. Ihrst ALONE
Come % Lcsu., Lo,cst thou Me- The True hrmh''
sc. sep Jph u
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-02

Mr.. J. A. Walden, Of Richmond, was
knocked down and robbed of $500 in Peters
burg OH Wednesday. Two men suspected
~ lin crime hnyc been arrested.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-02


AN POUNDS COUNTRY SOAP; 80 bushels
OoO Prime Timothy Seed 80 pounds Firkin
Butter. sep2l PARTLoW, HULL l. co.
S00. KEGS AVALON MAILS, for sale at
WV lowest market rates.
sep2 PARTL0W, HILL / co.
Al RS. ALIENS HAIR RESTORBR, aud Hair
AA Dressing, received aud for sale by
'ep2 II. COOK 4 CO., Sarepta Hail.
ANNEXED lR0N.->lO,O0O ,hs. Virginia
- Hammered Bar Iron. various sizes, Plow
Rates DC, for sale by
aug 81 WHEAT L BRO.
WE ARE daily expecting 45O tons best soft
w Blue Windsor PLASTER
L. ENGLISH BRO,
aug 80 No. 81. North Union street.
pLASrEk OF PARIS.--l6O tons cargo brig
= 'anena, for sale by
WIN. II. FOWLE L son,
sza No. South Whsrvss.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-02

Culperrr connty, iy l-2aw3m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-02

TIME FAMILY TREASURY OF SAREATH
| READING new monthly Magazine hIled
with interesting AMI Instructive reading for old anu
young. edited by Rev. Andrew Cameron, issued
monthly in London. Edinhurg and New York,
price 2lc for single copies, or s. per annum IN ai
vance The first and second numbers just receiv-
cd and subscribers solicited nv
seu JOHN II. PARROTT
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-02

Hon. \. II. Claiborne died very suddenly
At his residence, in Franklin county, Va, on
the morning Of the 18th of August, IN his
S3rd wear. He served many years III Con
rre,s. and was loved and respected by all
who knew him