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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-14
The Turcos in Paris.

The Turcos have been deprived Of their
side-arms, as in consequence Of the readiness
of the population TO treat them TO drink, and
particularly their readiness to accept, one or
two Of the most unpleasant accidents have
occurred. The camp on Sunday was visited
by three hundred thousand people. Towards
evening the Turcos began 10 get riotous, and
u slight scrimmage took place on the Boulc-
ward, which fortunately led TO no result. Apar-
ty OF these men returning to the camp on foot
espied a carriage waiting for its owners at the
door of house on the Boulevard Bcaumar'
chais. To these unsophisticatcd hildrcn OF
nature, rather the worse for liquor, and arm,
ed to the teeth an empty vehicle standing use
less in the street, signitied booty and nothing
more, and so with wild Arab howl, these
simple sons of the desert bounded over the
door, ensconcing themselves on the satin cnsh-
ions-umped up behind, where they fixed
themselves ,iauntingly astride upon the back,
while two or three OF the number clamberIns
on the box aroused the sleepy coachman from
his trance. and installed themselves hy his
side and at his feet before he had time to
recover from his establishment. Expo>tula.
ton was vain-the whip which the coach,
man endeavored to use in sclt-detence WAS
torn from his hands and served to urge on
the horses which were only prevented from
rushing down the Boulevard by the pressure
of the crowd. Finally, the commotion and
excitement became So great that = strong de-
tachment was sent for from the nearest post,
and the Turcos were conveyed away by their
brethren in arm>-not, however, without
making a show Of resistance, and after upset
ting the light and elegant vehicle on the
pavement, and threatening the bystanders
with an attack Of the weapons which had
been left, but Of which they since have been
deprived. = Lonion STIR. .i"g"a IL.
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BY JOHN I. CREIGHTON
SALE THIS DAY.

~ PUBLIC SALE OF HOUSES M LofS.
Ga Will be sold on Wrisr.,i0y. NJ. IN ,EeE
~ September o.rt. on the premises, the FRAME
HOUSES and LOTS, on Prince, corner II Patrick
street fronting 2 feet Prince street, 5 tcc ~
Patrick, and running back 10 an alley " h'l
wide, which alley passes through the entire square.
bounded BY Patrick and Henry streets -mhich IN
tire lot j. subject to IN annual rent charge IN "r
Of SIS, payable Oh the 18th day Of October m
every year. Persons wishing 10 build will iul
this an eligible situation, being in one Of the very
best localities in this city. The houses already
upon the premises are large, containing "a ant
water and can be repaired NJ small cxpcu,r.
Also, will be offered at same time and place a
vacant BUILDING LOT. situated upon the wet
side of Columbus street IS feet south. and running
thence south with Columbus street II feet, thence
west 100 feet For further information the par!'r
will call upon JOHN I. CREIGHTON, $ King.
street or the corner Of Prince and Patrick q
Title indisputable. Terms cash.
s.p o--cots THOMAS O'BRlEN
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SGS rs CO. -
~IPTJ
BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
Reported Massacre.

ST. Louis, Sept. l3.-Papers by the Utah
mail say there was y massacre Of emigrants
on a raft in the Oregon river on the 24th
July, hy the Bannock Shoshone Indians
Six men and one woman were killed. and ~
many more wounded some mortally. The
Indians robbed the party of about 81 200 and
drove off thrir stock
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1859.
1859.
Msos's PHASES.
NJ A r NE LIST
PORT OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10

PORT OF RIA--SEPTEMBER IL.
SAILED.
Brir May Flower. Strong, Boston. by !. ). Me-
hafey :,
S,hr. Eugene. Taylor, Boston, BY T. }. Me-
hafcy
Schr. J " peering Smith, Now York, by I.
J Nehahcy
Schr. E,rellc, Davis, Now Haven, BY D. b.
smith
MEMORANDA.
Barne Horace Beals. Montgomery, and brig
urirmhr. Ro.ehrocks hence 1t Boston, 10Th INST;
..br. Martha Hall. kalcr. do 9th inst
S.hr. Caroline Anderson. Began. from this port.
arrived al Wursham. ~ inst; }. ii. Pharo. CaSa.
her. d. do: iusrpk Niucst. do, 18th. Sailed from
d., 9Th, schr.. Curuelia A. Crook. for this port;
sth. Caroline Anderson, Began, do.
Sch, Vim. A. Croker. Endicott, from Dighton'
Tor this port, sailed from Newport, 9th inst.
Srhr. Tram smith. Mc,iiycrn. Tor this port sail
cd from Fall River. 9Th inst.
Schrs Fairfax. Mott. for this port. cid at New
York 10th INST. Yankee Doodle. Mallory, hence
ut TO-. same d,v: Il. Jayne, ketchuln, from
Gcorgrtpwu. aud John Crockett Smith, from Co.
hassett for this port, arrived 18th.
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COLuMBlA SPRINGS,
'VTIV y III IENN''g'
POTOMAC LODGE, No. SO, l. o. 0.


HNlIE members .. this Order, and the public
generally uf Alexandria, Washington. and
Georgetown, are ratcrually invited to participate
with POTOMAC LODGE. No. Ss. in GRAND
PIC MIC. I" he held ut con- bBiA PRINE.
formally R"arh'>l on
NONDiT, .SEPTEWRER l2N, 1879.
WEHER'S CELEBRATED COTlLLlO
BAND will he present The festivities Of the day
will close NJ 10 o'clock, 7. NJ.
r-..- ..r7-=..,.,..-, Round Trip Tickets hy Rail
lsst - .:.:.:;;;.s;:: road from Alexandria. - cts
OMAiGl SES will leave the corner Of Pennsyl-
wants Avenue and 7th street. Fare II! els. each
way
Abundance 10 the Ground: Gentleman and
two Ladies 10 cts; Boys % els.
The first trip FROM Alexandria AT soclock. A. VI.
and visitors can afterwards reach the ground 10y
every regular Train.
The Committee pledge themselves that every
eifor, will lie made 10 make ths Pie Me pleasant
and agreeable.
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A CARD FROM BOSTON.
Boston. August 81, 1859.

TJNIlTS is TO certify that i'll consequence Of the
i REIMBURSEMENT Of business BY our friend.
Richard Davis. esq, (who has for the past fifteen
years acted n agent for the sale Of our manu-
facturr in the city of Washington and District Of
Of Columbia we have, with the full consent and
approval Of Mr.. Davis, appointed Mr. JOHN +.
ELLIS aS his successor. To our patrons, there
fore. aud /" the public, who have for 81 long pc
rod manifested their interest for u. we take the
liberty Of recommending Nj. Ellis II gentleman
who will continue /" make the same efforts Ia please
them Is il has been the ambition Of his prcdec"s-
orio do
All Pianos sold in Washington and IL vicinity.
will receive the same guaranty for cNcelcncy and
pertcctnesS if purchased directly from the ware
rooms in Boston and purchasers can depend upon
the warraniee of Mr.. Ellis a our own.
CIIICkERINl 4 SONS.
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Richmond Market, September IL.

whn, !. arriving quite freely, and We note no
,,,.,,l change in prices since our last report, the
.li.r. helm. disposed to pay full prices Tor fair
..nr,l.. AMI We can see u" reason Al rms tline'
=, u. ,Ianter, 10 hold for higher market. we
81 .OGL IS for red, $l.3O to sl.sIt and
81 - tor white. - nm -. .n,,v
The Flour market continues duii, tns supply
MN. much greater than the demand. sn'ppe,s
~, ,rryrn,cI from operating will cause little
49,. - lar the present We quote Superfne 80
". a. Extra S6.5Ota$7; Family $1.5o@Ss, us
,,,,f,r,- Hicb. Examiner.
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COM E r C ! A L.
,r;a Market, September IS.

ri,pr !. unchanged, and very little doing
n.,, M sales reported on Change, and we
NV" =, M outside operations. Wheat continues
:. r.,usst, and prices are well sustained.
- mos IN Change this morning were good,
~. ,nali,y only fair. There were sales OF
,s.c for inferior; fair to good red brought
w.. interior ll%mll4c. Sales OF white anu
,.rna NJ soc. the demand being fair. Rye
We a., zoe. according to quality. Oats
,,,,b some sales at Sac. The market gen
.,ui., Business continues TO improve.
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The Power of the Eye-A Failure.

The Cleveland Plaindcaler does not be-
lic,c in the reported power OF the human
eve" and it gives rs the reason oil It's be-
lief an incident which occurred at south
ern hotel Il short time since. Herr Dries
bach, the famous lion tanner, was at the
hotel: and one night very powerful and
SAVAGE drunken man was terrifying every
person i'm the bar room Herr DrIesbaciI
volunteered u get III eye on HIM ana hx
him." and crowding himself III front OF The
iurbriated rnwdy, he fastened his terrible
eve upon him. The fellow stopped over to-
wards the tanner, putting his hands ON his
knees. and returning the gaze ~ well as he
could in his then confused state. The tanner
thought things were working and minated
As much by a nod Of his head To the crowd,
when the subject asked in Il calm dispasslon-
ATE manner. what he WAS looking AT! -
"Ne,er vuu mind said the tanner, throwing
all the power he could muster INTO ms eyes.
but the subject did mind. for with Il start
ling ''whonep' he dealt the tanner 4 tremen'
dous blow under the left ear, which sent hlm
through a glass door into the next room.
where he came Ia sudden stop against u
hard brick partition. lie was carried up
stairs and done up III camphor and old
rag. In few days he was able TO be out,
but he has never since tried the eye power
on II drunken man!
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p;.Amona Cattle Market, September 10.

Ybe heavy supply Of Cattle last week, and =
,.lar n small lot. being sold by the head. caused
n,b, demand nj the scales this week. us well sS
I,,ue IN price. TN the 9TH OF September there
>, head Sold nj S3.25 TO 81, and II at S".s,
:, staaJ. IN the sth. IL at $50 !" - on inc
,,h. 9l u, 81, and 10 at $50; on the "'h' :, =.
..nI n held over making IL head sold nj
'',.". r.urins from 1928 10 $I.25 a 100 bs.
s ,,,.. Sheet and Lambs may be quoted at 500
;, 81 30 RI head.
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New York Market.

yyw York, sept. l5.-Fiour is quiet-stste is
,.,.,. n her. closing at $i,5o@$4.SO; Ohio
&ns,so: southern S5oo@s5l5. Wheat is
gh.,. l2,Cl lijc.: red l23c. Corn is frn;
.,.lms2sc.; yellow S6!@s7c. Pork Is dull
ssI5 Lard is quiet. Whiskey is dull at
80. stocks are active and higher. Va.
800. No. d. Sis Sterling Exchange dull at
,,,,,rIo, The money market is easier; loans
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1874 CRATES AND HOGsHEADs,

WHICH gives them 6ca,, full and complete as
w sortmcnt Of GOODS, and they are now pre-
pared to fill all orders from country merchants and
others. of quality unsurpassed in any other city.
and n prices. which hcy oss'6. will DO found. by
comparison. rs low aS any Of the Northern cities.
They have for the last month been in receipt of
other GOODS, besides the above, comprising AS
sentiments Of
French, Porcelain and English CHINA. in sets
and otherwise.
Cut, Pressed, and Plain GLASSWARE. of all
descriptions.
LAMPS AND GAS FIXTURES Mantle Or
namcutS and Vases.
Stoueware and Preserving JARS, Of all descrip-
tons.
Window Glass, h full supply, from 6by and 5
by IN to 20 by 10 inches Orders for Plate Glass.
Enameci Window Glass, &C., taken and Sreedl-
~ executed.
Pipes in boxes, Pipe IIeads-Putty in bladdcrs.
X. II. NJ, son CO., hope to convince Nir-
ginia Merchants by rigid scrutiny. II they will
oqiy ;.y that they need not patronize crockery
house out Of the State.
r. H. NJ. son & CO. are prepared to DO their
part 10 retain il in the Commonwealth.
4,
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AUCTION SALES.
By L. NJ. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

By L. VI. ACCOMMODATIONS
4 UCTIoN SALE OF GROCERIES. S,.-
~ viii be sold, ut the Theatre Building. uH
TLursi,y. he 18Th instant, At II o'1io't 10 t!",o
cousicnmentS, New Orleans, Texas, and >uE11
House Molasses in barrels
Boxes OF Palm, Olive and Chemical Soap
Fine Gunpowdor Teas
Low price Black Teas.
Large Invoice of German and spanish Sega
100 pair Trace Chains
200 feet Coil Chain
200 barrels Eastern Herring, in good order
~ cases Claret Wine, &C., 81.
Is eases Bay Water
- boxes Adamantine Candles
% kits Tongues and Sounds
Il bbls. Clarified Sugar
eases Extract Coffee
Lot Of Gloves, Allspice, Mustard. Ground Cot
fee. &c.
The attention :! dealers is especially called q,
this sale. Term, cash sep Fit,
r1NRUSTEE'S SALE OF Personal PRO.
i PERTl.--By virtue Of Deed 81 Trust. exc.
cuted by 5. ;. Cochran, under date ot 5nth MAY,
1857 the undersigned, Trustee, will sell At Ar..
tion on MONDAY. The lgh u,t.. al the Emp,rn
House, NJ. 800 King street, all the not Skiold
AND KITCHEN FURNITURE III .aui house.
consisting of Beds, Bedding, Sofa. Chair. ,rn'rr
Table, Bar Fixtures, Cooking Stoves. sc. s.lr u
commence nj 10 o'clock, A. VI.
Terms Sums under $50. cash; over that .nm.
Il credit Of 30 days, notes satisfactorily enclosed
sep I4-dts u. FUNSTEN, Trustee.
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NEYANDR7A GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA Observation-Disclosures
LOCAL ITE MS.

ACKNOWLEDGMENT at noon. Charles
Houyh. son of Mr.. William S. Tough, aged
ten wears while engaged in collecting the
old shingles from the shed in front of Davy
( Harmons Store. now being torn down. J
fell to the pavement below, distance OF
about eight feet, his head striking first. IN
juring him severely. lie was taken up IN
an inscnsiblc state and carried home, where
he received medical attention.
In the Georgetown Council, on Monday
night, the bill entitled \ resolution supple
mentary TO "a resolution in relation to 4
subscription by Georgetown to the stock OF
the Alexandria, Loudoun and Hampshire
Railroad Company, approved August %,
1857" was taken up, and after some de-
bate, laid over.
The Lone BRIDGE Travel over the Long
Bridge will be suspended on and after the
Goth instant, for three weeks, on account Of
unavoidable repairs being required to he
made 10 the draws, which cannot longer be
delayed.
James A. Claridge has been appointed
Librarian of the Alexandra Library.
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e.orva,own Cattle Market, Sept. Is.

A, brewer, Rest to-day the offerings Of beef
.,,,I. amounted L. 900 head District butchers
L.,sbr 100 head Al from S3 to 81 "a 100 gross
I.o head proceeded on to Baltimore, and there
u.,, Iua lef, over Sales of sheep and lambs at
tram - 80 "a 81
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JOHN X. ELNANe 4 CO,
Washington, sep 9-eo3t BOG Pcnn'a. avenue

HNRUSTEES' SALE OF A NALCAB III
i FARM, IMPLEMENTS, &C., on m h".b
inyiou "ni iisrandrid RaHroui, IN hs .\'rf ~
riyginiu haG w0y bet,rsen hr IRA rifi,,, tr.ry
three miles from rithrr-Ths FARM furnishes
of the best gentleman country seats, rs, e!,',
one Of the best for market and agricultural Iur-
poses 1t contains ONE HUNDRED AND Elf
TY ACRES OF LAND, and is situated IN iks
| county Of Alexaniris, Va. The Warhmgl"u AMI
Alexandria Turnpike, IA Railroad aad Caua!. T.,8
through the premises, and afford II III" 'n-a
communication with the two cities, and All "ih'r
ia parts of the Union The b W LL ] ) q
- HOUSE is "a new frame house, CONTAINING.
| twelve commolous rooms and a kitchen. lhn
out buildings all new and frame, aunt consist "i
two store rooms and u summer kitchen. MIia q
large cellar under them-~a barn, stable, oar
riage- house, ice house, &c. There On the
premises several excellent springs, and nra' thh
| house brass pump. The tract bordering On Tho
Potomac River, has fine fishing shore, nHa .
splendid view on the river with the pur'-t ait
12G acres Of il are under cultivation, and the t,rJ
il woodlaud-oak, walnut, and hickory Tho
place has also strong water power sufficient for
a large mill 81 factory
This FARM is now tho property 81 MAJOR
Tochman. who will at any time before the -lIr ~
hibit the premises, and give any required 'uior-
nation.
The property in grass alone will pay act ,",
come uf $1,000 per annum
The dwelling house i insured for S2o"n, aud
could be insured Tor more.
The implements consist Of such cart. wng, N.
ploughs, horses, &c, "a are usual "n farm nul
will he sold separately
TERMS FOR me Farm Sd, 400. aud tho oNrcu-
ses Of the sale, including advertisement aud ltn@.
tees fees. cash. The balance in two mole, ~ pap
and two years. bearing interest
TERMS FOR THE Personal PRoPFED All
GUMS Of and over f2U, credit of 80 day toc cool
endorsed nutes-sums under $50, cash.
The sale will take place on the premises. at ~
"'ciock. ", "n .n""iuy. ne mi d"y ~ D,'nt'r,
1859. |. LOUIS KlNZEE, Trustee.
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ALEXANDRIA. VIRGINIA.
FALL SUPPLIES.


1879 FALL SUPPLIES. 1889
WE ARE Now in receipt by packets A. H.
w Manchester ScarsNille, And"Ncr. &C., from
Boston, of our FALL SUPPLIES OF BOOTS
SHOES. HATS. CAPS. &c, {" which We invite
the attention of Merchants and Dealers. TheS.
GOODS have boon bought direct from the manu-
rirturcrs in New England under the most sdvan-
tarcous circumstances. which enables us with con
tdence u assure purchasers that we are prepared
TO, and will sell them, n low and upon a accom-,
mndatinr terms ne they can obtain similar goidS
in any ,t the Northern markets. thereby saving
them al least the cust Of transportation and COM
missions.
Merchants and wholesale dealers are respectful
L. requested ,ocxa,uine our stock before making
srn 3-colm Prince street Wharf.
NOR SALE-Wishing to change my business,
II offer for sale my property, OF the west side
of Union street. between Duke and Wolfe streets
commencing nj the centre ui the square running
South 10 feet. thence parallel with Duke and "e
streets ll5 feet. lmproyemenis-two two-st"rv
BRICK Houses Also my SHOP, com
LII nyn,ine - feet south OF Dukc street. running
II feet on Union street. Ia II u foot alley, thence
parallel with Duke street ~ feet inch
A further description Of the above property Is
unnecessary. a. any one wishing to purchase will
examine rnr themselves. Title iniisputab'c
Term. liberal. ROBERT 4. JACKSON.
sep %-?awSw -
NEGROES wANTED.-Wc wish 10 purciass
~ any number Of NEGEOES. Of both seXee,
Tor cash All letters addressed 10 Us at this place.
will receive prompt attention. Having bought
the establishment lately occupied ny MILAN
Grigshy, West end Duke street and t.Vihe rcnt-
led II to make il u.e Of The most healthy and com
Portable Depot for NEGROES. we will receive
them on board on the usual terms.
aug 3n--eotf PRICE. BlRCi ~.
NEGROES WANTED.-i wish I" purchase
IN any number ., NEGROES. for which VIII
pay liberal prices Those wishing 10 sell, VIII do
well 10 call on me before selling, At my old stand,
al West End, Alexandria, Va.
aug lS-d:f JOSEPH hh'i".
NOR SALE-Two or three good work NURSES.
Il CHARLES :. TAYLOR.
near Springfield Station, Fairfax county, Va.
aug 3O-eo2w~
EESE'S MANIPl LATED 81 ANO.-hAoA
IL 4, BRn sole agents in Alexandria have On
hand a supply Of this we'll known fertilizer.
sep 6-2m
DICHARpS' BAZAAR-PA STOCK.
N ls5p-I am nov receiving nv FALL STOCK
OF GOODS, 10 which | ask the attention Of tho
Ladies. sep Is
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VI RMORANDA.
sss E:s ss:a sal

ARRIVED, September IL.
Boat, Wild Kate. J. {. iciston, and Mary Mar
tens cosl /" /. j. Mchatfey.
boat santa Anna. coal To Borden Mining Co.
Boat Blue Bird coal Ia Frosthurg Coal Co.
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The subscriber in retiring from business, would
cordially recommend 10 his friends and patrons,
Mr.. joins I. ELLIS. to whom he has sold out his
stock Of Planes and transferred the agency OF
McSSrs Chickcring ( Sons. Mr.. Ellis's extensive
and superior assortment, Of instruments offers great
advantages to purchasers RICll'D. DAVIS.
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Ee~uRaNGE COuNTY.--A meeting Of the
Opposition Party in Orange county, is requested at
s o'clork, or A. soon "a Court adourns, on the
evening Of the oath day OF September County
Cuur in the Court House. 10 appoint delegates to
tue Convention ccntemp plated to he held in the city
II Richmond. on the llth day of December next.
Urauy, r,,ni,ty sen lJ--pu.t NJ.
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[ WLMANS MUSTARD. Iceland Moss, Car
- damon Seed. Peruvian Bark, Elm Bark.
"i'uad Cinnamon. Cloves. Cutie Fish Bone, Tur
.s'S' Hops. Flour Of sulphur, Flaxseed, Gum
"tnc, EPSON Salts aud Cream Tartar, receii cd
Alii@ sale by PEEL. STEVENS 4 co,
sepl+ corner King and Alfred sts.
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pAiAIS. Oils. 6c.-We are now receiving
Per>eamers Mount Vernon and JAS Jerome,
I | ia'L TALL supply of Paints, Oils, Harnishes,
Dc, &C., all Of which we are prepared to sell
u 'he Most favorable terms.
j. LEADBEATER 4 son,
mo Ii Stabler's Old Stand.
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SALE THIS DAY.

~ TONS OF IRON AT AUCTION uw.ts
~ to the sinking of the floor sustaining tho
columns OF our iron rack, and having ~ place -
store iron while repairing the same. v" will "1,r.
ut Public Auction. on WEDNESDAY ncH. NJ
lIth init, the whole Of the stock On hand. cuu,
sistns of
Bar. Band, Scroll, Hoop. Axle. Round, square.
oval. and Half Round IRON, sni Fire Spr,nr,
and Blister STEEL.
Also. > tons Sanlerson's Square and Ori".'u
CAST STEEL. assorted siles.
Previous 10 which time We offer rare induce.
ments 10 customers to supply themselves al rn-L
prices. for cash.
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HODGKIN g. SO N.

CtpECIAL NUTICE-We invite all in want
- To call and examine our superior stock ol
WAGONS. for one or two horses, put NJ on Iron
and Wooden Axes. with and without Springs.
Also. CARTS. pRAlS. WllEELBARKoNs ;.
FLOWS, HARROWS. OK WHEELS, &c, all
made of The best seasoned White oak, aud by the
hest and most experienced wofkmen IN wood ana
iron. all Of which will he sold =; ten per cent be
low the ordinary prices suG CASH, or good notes
II ninety days. ,o~
sep 2-2awIw X. liopEhlN soS.
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OLD DOMINION FEMALE INSTITUTE,

wv II hpSD, lh'l-Nih'
yINIIIS SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES, will
open on the lsr of October, 1892 and close
on the 3Oth Of June. 1870. In this School will be
taught all the branches essential to complete and
polished education.
The Principal will be assisted BY IN able and
efficient corps of teachers, among whom arc Rev.
LguxIrAs ROSSER, ID. D., teacher of Moral Science:
|. f.. SuruArE. Ancient Languages and Natural
Sciences: HORACE CHASE, Music: J. +. FISHER.
Painting, kc.: Misses VI. +. CARTER, and \. +.
DGLArLANE, for the English Department. Mile.
J. FAcRVGgR French; and DIR. BEucHLr, German.
A Circular aud any information concerning the
School will be sent 10 any address, on application
Ia I. l.. GALLEHER, Principal.
RgrsRExcEs-R u. 5. Doggett, Richmond,
Va: Rev. W. II. Wheelright. Rev. W. ". Ben
nett. Rev. James 4. Duncan, Robert Ridgway,
esq, y. A. Sturivant, esq. Richmond; Rev.
Nelson Head, DAnvi!ie, Va. Rev George VI. Car
ter y. D.. University Of Mississippi.
Richmond Lu sen 3-eolm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-14

"!iCE.-fhe annual meeting of the Stock
~ holders Of the Little River Turnpike Road
.hPAly. will be held a, the office Of the Farmers
"auA o. Virginia. AZ Alexandria. on Tuesday, DC
"Nf ' 1857. W. ii. MARBURY,
epli-eorl TREASURER.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-14

lARpErINGS. oIL-CL0THS, CURTAIN
y Materials. Table and Toilet goods. DC, in
great variety. and at prices low ~ those of any
other house in this city. We have the pleasure OF
announcing to the citizens Of Washington, DC, that
our stock ia every department of Furniture Dry
uooi' i now quite complete. An immense sup.
Ply Of elegant and cheap carpeting just received
from the great sale Of MADDEN ( Co. New York,
'us which We shall be very happy to sell either
ior the cash 81 10 prompt customers to be paid for
= usual on the lst Of January next. We will
gladly send cut any Of our goods on appreciation
aud take them back il they do not suit. All goods
odd TO customers residing in the District will he
'snt home without extra charge.
CLAGETr j. DODSoN.