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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-17
EDUCATIONAL.
BELLE HAVEN INSTITUTE, Alexandria, Va.
MISS Z. TEBBS, PRINCIPAL.

MlSS T.. IEBBS, PRINCIPAL.
Miss Z. b. CAREER, Vice Principal.
Prof. j. c. ESGELBREcHr, formerly teacher
Of music at the Virginia Female Institste,) Vocal
and Intrumental Music.
Prof. PoLrI, Languages, and Drawing, and
Painting.
YHIS Institution will open for its second session,
i the 18th day of September, and close the
last of June. A corps Of we'll qualified and expe-
rienced teachers are engaged for the coming SEES
sion, and the Institution possesses every sdvan-
tage for the attainment Of q thorough and finished
female education.
The facilities here offered for improvement in
music are surpassed by fhose IF other School ia
the Union. Prof Engelbrecnt is accomplished
and experienced teacher. and the music rooms are
furnished with new and first class Pianos.
The Institute is located in a retired and healthy
part of the city. 1t was erected expressly for n
Boarding Schools conveniently arranged and
handsomely furnished-gas and water are intro
duced throughout the establishment.
TERMS: The charge for board and tuition in the
entire Engishcour is $3.50 for the annual session.
Music, Languages, &C., extra.
For Circulars, containing full particulars, and
references, address Miss K. TEBBS.
sep l3-eo3t Aleyandria, Va.
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GROCERIES, &c.
GRAY. MILLER & CO.,
CORNER OF KING AND WATER STREETS,
ARE NOW RECEIVING THEIR

CORNER OF KING AND WATER STREETS,
ARE NOW RECEIVING THEIR
FILL SUPPLIES,
Consisting of every article usually kept in
FIRST CLASS GROCERY HOUSE.
VIZ NAME:
DROWN SUGARS.-Porto Rico. Muscovado,
ID st. Croix, Cubs, New Orleans, and Portland.
REFINED SuGARs.-Loaf, Crushed, Granulatsd,
Powdered, and A. b. and {. Coffee Sugars.
MuL,ssEs.-Cuba, Porto Rico, Musc0vado,
Nueyitas, Trinidad. New Orleans, and Glen Fusgos.
SYRurs.-Sugar House, Extra Golden, Honey
Syrup. and New York Syrup.
CUrrEgS.-Rio, Laguyra, st. Domingo, Y. u.
Java. Maracuibo. Angustura, Mocha, Cape, and
Santos.
TrAs.-Young Hysop, Imperial, Gunpowder
Puuchong, Souchoug, and Oolong.
SAir.--Ashtons. WorthiRgt"n's. Marshalrs,
Ground Alum, Jeffrey Dorsey, and Deakin.
WoopEs-W Ang.-Tubs, Horse Buckets, Painted
Pals, Wash Boards, Covered Pals, and Sugar
Boxes.
OrLs.--Linsecd, Tanners, Machine. Train.
Paint Winter Bleached, Refined, and Cod.
CANpLEs-Sperm, Adamantine, and Mould.
SoAPs.-Brown, Yellow, Fancy, and CASTLE.
Splcgs.-Pepper, Pimento, Mace, Cinnamon,
Ginger, Nutmegs, Cloves, and Mustard.
DauGs. DrE Srrrrs, AND PArSrs.-Epsom Salts.
Alum Sal Soda Saltpetre, Sal Rratus, Carb. So
da, Indigo Ext. lockwood, Madder Chip Log
wood, Cream Tartar, Chalk, Copperas, White
Lead, and Putty.
SrypRlEs.---Shot. Lead, Powder. Backing,
Starch, Vinegar, Rice. Wrapping Irvine, Candle
Wick, Brooms, Ropes, Paper. Matches. Candy,
Cheese Glass. Corn Starch Macaroni, dc.
Wcmost respectfully ask from merchants visit
ing our city, an examination of our stock before
they make their purchases elsewhere. We do a
strictly wholesale trade. and ilatter ourselves that
our facilities for doing business are equal to any.
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GROCERIES, &c.
]. II. McYEIGH & SON

A RE NOW RECEIVING PER SCH0ONERS
n Lavins Jane, Rebecca, Ann +. Baker, York
Town, and other vessels. from New York, in part
their FALL STOCK OF GROCERIES, &C., a
follows:
80 hhds Muscovadu, New Orleans. and Porto
Rico Sugars
$50 bbls Crushed, Cut Loaf, Granulated, and
Powdered Sugars
$50 bbls B anG Coffee and Yellow Refined do
81 boxe, double rein.d Loaf do
SIS hhds Muscovado, Neuvitus and Porto Rico
Molasses
% hhds and ticrces Sugar House Molssses
IS bbls medium and prime Golden Syrup
$50 bags Green Rio Coffee. flair to prime
$50 /" Maraeaibo, Laguyra, Cape, and Santos
Coffee
IS bags and pockets Old Government Java do
100 half chests Gunpowder, lmPerinl, Young
Tyson. and Black Teas.
We invite special attention 10 our large and well
assorted stock of TEAS as We can confidently re-
commend them.
80 bags Grain Pepper and Pimcnto: 30 boxes
Extract lockwood, part in l b. papers;) $50 do.
Adamantine Candles: $50 do Tallow do: 100 do.
dark and pale Resin Soap; $50 do. CASTLE and
Toilet do; $50 coils Jute, Leading Line, and Bed
Cord Rope; $50 boxes 8 by 10 and 10 By II French
Window Glass; 100 dozen Painted Pals; 80 dozen
Cedar and Oak Horse Buckets; 3 ceroons ). +.
indigo so casks Sup Carb Soda Is boxes Sup
Carb Soda, in papers; 20 tierces fresh beat Rice;
IS boxes Pearl Starch so mats Cassia: 90 boxes
Maccaroni; 100 bsles Wrapping Irvine and Candle
Wick; 90 boxes Essence Coffee 200 reams Wrap
ping Paper, all of which they offer to their custo
mers and merchants generally, visiting this mar
ket. a. cheap as can be bought in Baltimore.
j. II. McvEIGH son,
sep Princc-Strcct Wharf, Alex'a.
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THE JOHN SMITHS.

The dilemmas that beset a Sheriff some
times furnish no small amount of amuse-
Lent. The subjoined is an exact copy Of q
return made by the Sheriff Of one Of our
counties, to 8 process sent to him for ex-
ccution.
DEAR SIR You have sent me sum-
mons in chancery styled Wharton Co., vs..
Colvin's Executors, commanding me to sum-
mons John Smith to appear, &c. Now,
will you be kind enough to let me know on
which John Smith to execute this process
for we have many Of them in this county.
There is John surnamed the Baptist, called
after his religion. There is Farmer John,
Saddler John and Carpenter John, called
after their occupations. There is talking
John, a man of great volubility of words.
There is Bundle John. very old, said when
boy to have been great at taking bee
nests, when that was the euphoneous title
Of that insect now meekly called the humble
bee. There is Yankee John. called after
the land of his birth There is John lizard.
the twenty-sixth son, no doubt 80 called
from the old styled pronunciation OF the
last letter of the alphabet. Then, there is
irish John. who is uncharitably supposed
not to have had that name, when he left
the Emerald Isle, and John Of Patmos. re-
markable for having had many visions.
This, John particularly protests against
the service of your process on him, saying
his is mission of peace and not OF strife,
and that his name must not be mixed up
with law suit. And, lastly, there is John
the CRATER, who can graft peacock feathers
on rrmpless ROSTERS tail.
Our clerks know these Johns by their
various titles, and generally so designate
them in any process they may issue. VIZ
you. | repeat, let me know which one OF
our John Smiths your process IS intended
for and it shall be duly executed.
Yours, truly.
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TABLED ORIGIN OF THE TOBACCO Plant

TABLED ORIGIN OF THE TOBACCO Plant
Among some of the Indians is fondly
treasured tradition which seeks to account
for the origin ofthe glorious weed" Here
it is:
I'm the beginning we had only flesh of animals
10 eat and il they failed We starved. Two OF our
hunters, having killed deer, and broiled part OF
il, saw . young woman descend from the clouds
and seat herself on hill hard by. Said one to
the other, at is spirit, perhaps, that has smel'
our yenson; let US offer some of it to her, They
accordingly gave her the tongue; she was pleased
with its flavor, and said. your kindness shall be
,.warl.d. come here thirteen moons hence and
YOU shall find it, They did so. and found, where
her right hand had touched the ground, maize
growing; where her left hand had been. kidney
beams and where she had sat they found tobacco.
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THE GAZETTE.
SATURDAY MORNING, ssrrraprR II, 1859

SATURDAY MORNING, SarrEanrR II, 1859
TO TIE YOUNG MEN OF OUR COUNTRY
Slas Wright. in one Of his excellent agri
cultural addresses, said, the very basis of the
prosperity and happiness of nation lies in
this great principle" make tarm-iabor fash,
ionable dthome" Educate. instruct, encour'
age, and offer all the ineentives you can offer
to give interest and dignity to labor at home
Enlist the heart and the intellect Of the fami-
ly in the support of domestic system that
will make labor attractive ut the homestead
By means of the powerful influences Of early
home education endeavor to invest pract
labor with an interest that will cheer the heart
ofeach member of the family, and thereby
YOU will give to your household the grace
peace, refinement and attraction which God
designed home should possess.
The truth is we must talk more, think more
work more. and act more, in reference to ques
tions relating to home.
The training and Improvement Of die ply.
steal, intellectual, social and moral powers
and sentiments Of youth. require some.
thing more than the school-house. academy,
college, and university. The young mind
should receive judicious training in the field,
in the garden, in the barn, in the workshop, in
the parlor, in the kitchen-in word, around
the hearthstone at home.
Whatever intellectual attainments your son
has acquired, he is unfit to 30 forth into life,
If he has not thrown around him the genial
and purifying influences Of parents, sisters.
brothers, and the man-savins influence OF
the family government. The nation must
l., &, ar pDth N a
education that controls and shapes the home
policy of the family circle. There can be
no love of country whore there is no love OF
home. Patriotism, true and genuine, the
only kind worthy Of the name, derives Its
mighty strength from fountains that gush out
around the hearthstone; and those who forget
TO cherish the household interests will soon
learn to look with indifference upon the inter
csts Of their common country.
We must cultivate the roOts-not the tops.
We must make the Family Government the
school, the farm, the church. the shop, the
agricultural fairs. the laboratories of our fu.
ture greatness. Wemust educate our sons to
be farmers, architects, engineers, geologlsts,
botanists, chemists-ina word, practical men.
Their eyes must be turned from Washington
10 their States, counties, townships, districts,
homes. This is true patriotism and the on.
ly patriotism that win perpetually preserve
the nation.
Turn your heads from Washington, from
cus,om-houses, from all public Offices, except
those which emanate from the people, solicit.
ing services for the public good. There is
dignity in farm labor that is not found attach
ed to any other employment. We have seen
hundreds ruined by waiting in expectancy
Of public positions, and hundreds of Others
who were ruined after they obtained them.
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MRS. MccoRMICK's SCHOOL.

MRS. MCCORMICK desires to inform her
lM friends and the public generally. that she
will resume the duties of her school on the first
Monday in September next. ;,
The course of study pursued, will comprise all
the branches requisite to thorough English edu-
cation.
In addition to her day scholars she is DESTROYS of
receiving into her family, few pupils as boarders,
aged from 10 to IA years, who will DO under her
Immediate care and oversight
Her arrangements for the accommodation and
due care Of pupils have boon considerably increas-
ed, and otherwise improved Those in Washing
ton desiring psrtisular information with reference
to her school, may apply to W. u. WALLACE, editor
fthe Star.
School hours from A. NJ, to IL NJ, and from
2 to- p. NJ.
For terms and further particulars, apply at her
r.s;a.nca No "a Cameron street jy 27-eotf
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BALTIMORE COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.

FOUNDED 1852. CHARTERED 1854.
CORNER OF BALTIMORE AND CHARLES SITS.
BALTIMORE, Mn.
The Largeu and most Elegantly Furnished Com
msrciai College ~ the United States.
EVERY YOUNG MAN should write imnedi-
ately for one Of those large and beautifully orna-
mentsd Circulars, representing the exterior and in
terror view Of tho
BALTIMORE COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
Penmanship, de-, which will be sent by return mail
free of charge with Catalogue containing list OF
Students, terms of Tuition, opinions of the Press
on our new system Of Book Keeping, etc.
FACULTY.
Z. X. LOSER, cipal-Lecturero on the Science
Of Accounts, Business, Customs, dc.
j. VI. PHILLIPS, Professor of Book Keeping and
Commercial Calculations.
III. ii. DAVIES. Associate Prof. of Book Keeping.
n C. JOHNSON. Professor of Penmanship.
S. I. WILLIAMS, Esq, Mercantile Law.
REV. Z. Y. REESE, ID. d., Commercial Ethics.
TRUSTEES.
Hon. John P. Kennedy, Hon. Joshua Eanssnt,
Hon. Thomas Swami, VIM. II. Ksighler, esq,
Jacob Trust, esq, VIM knabe, esq.
The time usually required to complete the full
Coarse, from 8 to IL weeks.
A DIPLOMA Is awarded to all Graduates.
Large Circulars and Catalogues, stating terms,
&c., sent by mail free Of charge, Address
f. X. L0siER, Baltimore, Md.
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MRS. YINagY0RD's SEMINARY


TIME exercises Of this School will be resumed,
j October LIST, 1852.
Circulars, including terms, will be furnished on
snnliostiou TO the above address.
Washing tou, avg 9-eotOctl
JNSTRUCTION.--A graduate Of Harvard Col
lego desires to obtain situation as private tu-
tor in . family. With respect to his character,
scholarship, and experience, he has permission to
refer TO the following gentlemen:
Y. A. Reed, esq, of the firm of NJ Eldridge
Co., Alexandra.
lanes Walker, D. D., President Of Harvard
University, Cambridge, Mass.
The Professors of Harvard College.
Re,. Amos Smith, Belmont, Mass.
T.W. valentine, Primary Public School, Brook
For further partisulars apply to J. REED
sso.. Onion Wharf Alexandria aug Sim
NJOTYCE.-The subscribers have formed CO.
~ PARTNERSHIP under the firm Of :. b. d
r. n. HUTTON, for the purpose Of manufae ,tgi,
inp WOODEN GOODS, at auckland, Prince WI
''N'A JOHN B. HUNTON. auckland, Va.
ROBT. H. HUNT0N, Alexandra, Va
ian Scott
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WILLIAM D. MASSEY.

MER Z II 4 r TIILUE.
IL AS received beautiful stock Of SrElN. -,
IL SUMNER GOODS, for urmlleiurn, ~.
consisting Of
FRENCH AND ENGLISH CLOTHS,
comprising the fashionable shades purchased t,,r
the importer direct, and warranted 10 lie from ii ,
best manufactures in Europe
BLACK AND FANCY CASSIMERgS,
Of the most elegant styles, and
EESTINGS
Of every variety. White L;na', as6 Msr.,irr,,
Shirts; Under Shirts and Drawers Crarat, Noel
Ties; Stocks Pocket Handkerchief; Glow.
Shirt Collars, and Suspenders.
KEADY-MADE CLOTHING.
Of various kinds, and offered at low price. AL.
u full assortment; Of the very best
TRlMM mos
Thankful for favors heretofore received. I ,..r,s
the public that no EFFORT shall be spared - ~.
satisfaction. All Garments ordered warranted :,
be made in the best workmanlike manner.
si1' Store No. 90 Kiny Street, one do.r alo,,
Royal. An /"
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sCHOOLHERR q BRo

TVS ht"y Nf''f, A"f"I"Tu IarJyEyr
A RE NOW receiving from their msppi,.,n..
n house in the North, the larsc., .,,. .p''';
READY MADE CLOTHlNn,, ever ,a,,,, T"
Alexandria market, and are selling ~ III,
New York prices.
They invite particular attention 10 Their L..
assortment Of BUSINESS SUITS, ami ...'
their CLOTHING for Boys and Children.
They avail themselves of every iacilw l.,r
the purchase Of materials and in the mauu.,,,a,..
of all kinds Of READY MADE CLUIIIlNG
They solicit from both the whulrsal. mi 80
trade, careful examination Of their She.
they arc determined to sell, rs heretofore. n, -
very lowest possible figures.
SCllO0LHERR 4 Bro
sep Ii los King street, AleNlmir,.
w. & A. MURRAY, Merchant Ta!lOrs
4 RE NOW RECEIVING their FALL ,rg
n WINTER GOODS. aud w"uld iu,,, n \.
want of any thing in their line 10 gr,e lay,n4 ~,
sen
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NEW BOOKS, MAGAZINES AND PAPERS
IN at GEO. SIGGER'S Hook md Periodical
Store Is Prince street.
The Mohicaps of Paris. new and original No.
vel. by Alexander Dumas. price 50c.
Ballou's Dollar Monthly Magazine, for October,
10c.
Yankee Notions for October, To-.
Comic Monthly for October, lOc.
Halls journal for September. Zoe.
Magazines on hand for September.
IIarper's Magazine. 2jc.
Godey's Lady's Book, 2jc.
Frank Leslie's Gazette Of Fashion. 2jc.
Peters0n's National Magazine, Isl.
Ladies' American Magazine, Isl.
Arthur's Home Magazine Isl.
The Illustrated London News with splendid
colored supplement, soc.
The cheap edition of the Waverly Novels, in 26
volumes, price 25c. per volume, or tho complete
set for S..
Also Dickens works gotten up in the same style,
2jc. per volume, furnished regularly ne they come
from the press.
y. Y. Ledger, Mercury. Weekly, Flag. Line-of-
Battle Ship, Wavorly, IIarpcr's Weekly, Lcslic's
Illustrated News, Boston Pilot. Irish News. Police
Gazette n. Y. Clipper. and every thing III the
Book, Periodical and Newspaper line. sep
MORE NEW BoOKS-Nuckoy Trarel.-
XYl Lille anu llDcTtF III aWcIicd, VT photCHc' vi
our in tho United States and Canada, in 1857,
s, by Charles Mackay, LID, I. 5. A., with ton
illustrations, price 81.
Anna Clayton, or the Inquirer after Truth, by
Rev. Francis Marion Dimmick, A. NJ, 81.
HumJoldfs Cosmo..--A sketch of Physical
Description Of the Universe, by Alexander Won
Humboldt. translated from the German, by +. C..
Otte, in five volumes, Sl,25. Just published, and
for sale by sep 81 ROBERT BELL
rINO PARENTS. TEACHERS AND SCllOL-
i ARS.-Thcrc Is no sort OF necessity for your
going away from Alexandria to buy your BOOKS.
STATIONARY. MUSIC. &C., n | have just made
my customary additions {" my stock OF such things;
but if should he ont Of any thing yon may want.
why there's nm Entwslc, Bell, and a French.
and between ALL your wants, in our line, can he
met upon as satisfactory terms rs elsewhere. Take
care of your own people, and what money you have
to spend, let it be done at home, and you will have
n chance to have il return to you again; but II IT
goes over the Potomac, You will see il never more.
Please to bear this IN mind--l speak rs to the
wise, judge ye accordingly.
sen Aft JOHN H. pARROTT
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LNOR CASH.-Wc selling our best = liAl
II for -, and guarantee it superior /" NJ, Hot
sold III the Credit H"asc. Tor -.
JOIN ARNOLD.
Phcnix Hall Hat and CaI store.
?. S.-A most beautiful assortment ~ ft.1 b
Felt Hats, Cassimcrss. Chilircns' Fancy lIa'. ~
Caps. all Of correSpondingly low price. 'ail tt
examine for yourselves str2i
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BY T. NJ. Observation-Disclosures
HANDSOME FARM FOR SALE.-By viz
III tue of q deed of trust from S. j. Saunders
and WIFE to the undersigned, dated the LIST Of Sep
TENDER, 1854, and duly recorded, will offer Tor
sale, by auction. on Saturday, the Sd day 81 Sep
TENDER merit, at IL o'elork, 4. w., IN front Of the
MAYORS Office, in the tom Of Alexandria, the
tract Of land In Fairfax county. called CRACkEh
HALL, with sundry other tracts adjacent thereto,
containing together about TWO HUNDRED AM
FIVE ACRES, Said lands lie about three miles
from Alexandria, south Of Hunting Creek, and on
the road from Alexandria TO Mount Vernon.
ysH There are commodous BUILDINGS on
EE the property, all ia good order: Terms AZ
sale. jy 38-eotdl B. BARTON, Trustee.
EiS. The above sale u postponed to Sntnfpuy'
October 22d, al ~ o'eioek, w., or immediateiy al
ter the sale by g. r. Beach, Trsstee.
sep 5-2awts B. BARTON, Trustee.
TJNRUsTEE's SALE OF PERSONAL PRO-
PERTY-By virtue Of Deed of Trust exc
cuted by S. s. Cochran, under date of 3Dth May,
1857, the undersigned rs Trustee, will sell ct Auc-
ton, on MONDAY, the 18th INST, at the Empire
House, No. 296 King street. all the HOUSEHOLD
AND KITCHEN FURNITURE in said house.
consisting Of Beds, Bedding, Sofa, Chairs, Centre
Table Bar Fixtures, Cooking Stoves, &c. Sale TO
commence at 10 o'clock, A. NJ
Terms Sums under SO. cash; over that SUM,
credit of 80 days on notes satisfactorily endorsed
sep 14-dts u. FINsItN, trustee
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DONNETS. RIBBONS. FRENCH FLOW EE>.
ID JOHN I EVANS j. now IN receipt u
n very large assortment Of GOODS in The above
line. aud the facilities Ii" has Tor purchasing tom
YIGsr hands. enables him 10 offer great hargalls H.
his customers. His stock comprises BUAAlIS u
all styles; RIBBONS of the most beautiful ,til',,
and 10 great variety; BONNET FRAMES, NJ Z
CHES; FRENCH FLOWERS, aud. indeed, every
article connected with u first class Millinery =
tahlishmrnt. He also manufactures SILK EuN.
NETS, Of all styles, and AT the shortest notice.
n4r Milliner from the country will do well to
give him call, as he is prepared to scll at North.
ern prices, nj his old stand. No. 80 KING <rrrr.
NH %
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UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA,
PHILADELPHIA.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
NINETY-f0URTH SESSION, 1859, I

NINETY-F0URTH SESSION, 1859, go.
VIM. Gibson, NJ. D., Emeritus Professor of Sur
gerry.
Samuel Jackson, NJ. D., Professor of Institutes
of Medicine.
George b. Wood, NJ. D., Professor of Theory and
Practice Of Medicine.
Hugh L. Hodge, NJ. D., Professor of Obstetrics
and the Diseases of Women and Children.
Joseph Carson, NJ. D., Professor Of Materia Me-
dica and Pharmacy.
Robert Z. Rogers, NJ. D., Professor of Chemis-
try.
Joseph Leidy, NJ. D.. Professor Of Anatomy.
Henry H. Smith, M. D., Professor of Surgery.
VIM. Hunt, M. D., Demonstration of Anatomy.
The Lectures Of the Session will begin on the
second Monday Of October, and close on the lst of
March.
Clinical Instruction is given throughout the Ses-
sion, in the Medical Hail. by the Professors and at
the Pennsylvania and other Hospitals.
The Dissccting Rooms, under the superinten-
dence of the Professor Of Anatomy and the Demon
strator, are open from the middle Of September.
The Room for Operative Surgery and the APP
pcation Of Bandages, DC. is open carly in Septcm-
Der and throughout the Session, under the super
vision of the Professor of Surgery.
Surgical Demonstration, C. S. Bishop. NJ. D.
Foes for the Lectures (cach Professor $15,) .$lO5
Naturalization Fec (paid once only, ).."..."...
Graduation ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 80
r. +. ROGERS, NJ. D., Dean of
the Medical Faculty, University Building.
F. B. Dick, Janitor, University Building.
P. s. Board may be had at from $3.50 to So per
week. Philadelphia, jy ll-lawSm
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HATS, CAPS, B0ENETs, &c,

hats! HATS!.-GREENW00D co. has-
IL ing received their FALL : I PPLh oF
GOODS, are now prepared 10 furnish their e.
TONERS, and the public generally, with tho LAtr>r
STYLES Of HATS aud CAPS. which, for nea,ness
and durability, cannot be surpassed.
Particular attention is called 10 their new style
DRESS HAT. for young men. SOFT HATS 81
every description. Call and examine them. nj
GREENW OOD 4 CO.'S,
..,, a m, E;p, ,nn Mar.hull Hans.
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ALEXANDRIA STEAM DYEIEG, CLOTH
DRESS ING, and SECURING ESTAB-
LISHMENT,

A. ID. WAKEFIELD, PROPRIETOR.
MERCHANTS and others are respectfully in
lNI vted to examine the superior style in which
goods are CLEANED and DYED at my establish
ment, No. q, Fairfax street told stand, whore
everything appertanng to u well regulated estnb-
lishnent Of the kind can be done in superior
manner, ut moderate prices. GOODS forwarded
to 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 At my post, ready and willing to
accommodate all desiring my services.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-17

NIERCIIASTS AND OTHERS IN WANT
Nl Of BnU0MS and WOODEN WARE. will
find Il 10 their advantage to call at our Factory
before purchasing elsewhere, We are now re-
cciving our FALL SUPPLIES from other Facto-
ries, Of such articles as we do not manufacture,
and fatter ourselves that We can sell as low as can
be bought Of second hand. at the North. Give Us
u call.
BROOM CORN WANTED at the Factory, on
Royal street, few doors South Of King.
sep Y HERRING Z EVANS