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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-18

For hGQ
ElTOREROOAI & OFFICES, itWEELtNGS Framed BfszE=
i Rooms iii the second and t!liIiist.El sss tss
house and 4 small Halt 2n bv feet nlso liai. Is
sale or lease on favorable terms, apply
I1I0S. sTu!iNHaf.{l;
EB- once, 10. 11sH, MINI Street tttpsa, ,ies5lt.
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-18

IT is said that John A. Washington has in.
vested the entire proceeds of the Mt. Vernon
amounting TO SI4O, oo0-in Chicago
Fealzestate The preference manifested by SO
shrewd a Spectator, lisa strong guaranteetofan
increasing value to town.lots in that flourishinp
and enterprisng city-butit9mus be a terrible
blow to The public charities to have such skin
flint their locality
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-18

(RGSHES-Patnt Brushes, Var4s>lE BRUSHES Whitexasa
n 49, complete assortment in sd Tor Salt By
--lS4
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-15
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

At meeting Of the Board Of Aldermen, held
on Tuesday evening. September 18th, 1859, there
were present.
Law b. Taylor, esq, President.
Mes-rs. Barton, Lambert, Smith, Armstrong,
Fowlc, and Reid.
The Committee on Claims reported in favor of
the following applications, viz: MesSrs. Vim. \.
Mrveirh, 4. ". Gray, A. Jamieson, NJ. Truman
Co.. : W Markell. and recommended the fol
lowing orders
Ordered That the Auditor issue bis warrant in
favor of l.. Genzbcrger for S6.25, one half oil a
Pe,llars license for ons year.
Ordered, That the Auditor issue his warrant in
favor of Thompson Javns, for $40, the amount
paid by him "a II tax On n negro in 1897 and 1898,
improperly assessed.
The Committee ON Claims reported adversely on
the applications of the following parties, viz:
Vim. Arnold, James Hallowell Mrs X. i. Smith,
and Christ CiNsh.
Tho report a the Committee on Claims was
adopted.
The Committee on Streets reported i'll favor Of
the application Of the Alexandria, Louioun and
Hampshire Railroad Company, i'll regard Ia the
Culvcrt under Fairfax street, their depot
grounds. On motion, the report was recommit!el.
The following resolution received from the
Common Council, AMI coucErrei III.
Resolved, That the Mayor be, and is hereby re-
ell the charge made of Waterman being found
sleep on his post On the night of the robbery 81
Benjamin Barton's Jewelry Store.
The petition Of Robert liodgkin, referred by the
Common Council TO the Committee on Streets,
was received, and the action of that Board con-
Cured in.
The petition Of the African Church and others,
asking that Street Lamps be put up on the South
end Of Washington street.-the following order
was adopted.
Ordered, That the Committee on Gas have
a Lamp Post pa, up on Washington street south
Of Duke. asrceaby to the system adopted in other
parts Of the city.
4 petition received from Andrew J. Amos.
asking that a fine Of five dollars and eighty odd
cents he RENTED referred to the Committee on
Claims.
petition was received from the Magnetic Telc-
graph Company, asking the privilege Of planting
post in the gutter in front Of their Office which
was referred to the Committee on Streets. with
power to grant the prayer of the petitioners.
On motion. the minority report of the Commit
tee ON Claims, made July 18th, was taken up.
Resolved. That when this Board adjourns it
will adjourn to meet next Friday evening, ut Z!
o'clock.
The Board then adjourned.
Tes,e: c. POWELL, Clerk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-15

H,,,pEs The market yesterday was nat,
=. ~ Grain had downward tendency.
r,.,, xe have nothing new to note. There 10
,..h, demand on the part Of shippers ana tho
hand arc small. Holders are hrm at -
,.,,., stree, super6ue: Extra and Family are
I'D Wheat was very dull, and prices re-
=, n. sale. being at ll.@!i5c. for superior
'....xbi,e. ana 1900 Use. for fair and good
..iis,t, ISoc Tor good to prime. Cho'ce io's' ~
h ,,,r,i,ics for seed or special order, may DO
.,.l,, li5Gr l5Uc.; red sold at III, 49, ITO anu
- ,r,..riiny 10 quality. The offerings were
u. receipt. by River and kaiirosd having
,..j Corn i. unsettled, the offerings being
y, ,oa the quality not prime. The principal
sue for white and yellow. Rye Is IN
l.mand, bu, prices IRE depressed; We note sales
..nn72,. on Change We heard Of some out
..,,;ops at 75c.. but this is above the
-, o,,, are frlncr and in fair request with
-. =, sac. for heavy bright. "e nave no
,cpo,ee in other articles. There is con-
,...,l. activity in the Wholesale trade, and bust
..., ...g,r,lly has greatly improved.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-15
NEW GOODS.

rTNHE SUBSCRIBERS have just received large
supply OF FALL AM WINTER GOODS.
For the Ladies, We have elegant Silk Robes IN
black and c"lorJ fancy SILKS. in great variety;
Poplins. Nalencias, Lavella Cloths, Madonma.,
rich Mouslns, in Robes and hy the yard; French
Nerinoes, plain and figured Alparcas, Boinba-
zines, &C., &c.
Also, Linen Camhric Handkerchief from ttc.
10 IS; Embroiderics. Hosiery and Gloves, Hoop
skirts. white and colnred far Ladies and Children
Our assortment Of CLOTHS, CASSlMERES,
SATINETTS, NESTlNGS. Neck Ties, new style
Linen Collars. silk and Merno Shirts. gloves
Suspenders Fulled Cloths, kerseys. Jeans, LIN
seys, Ospaburgs. Cottons. CalicoeS. Blankets ot
every description: Table diapers. Table Cloths
Linen and Cotton Shcetinss. from 81 to ID wide:
Pillow Case Cotton and Linen. Irish Linens. plain
and figured: Cotton Flannels. &C.. &C.. all OF
which will be offered cheap to cash or prompt trade
sep Is Il. n. WliMhh hhon'
ICulpepcr Observer. Marlborough Gazette. Port
Tobacco Times. Fairfax News. Warrenton Hhis'
Tenth Legion. and Sothern Chronicle
DRUGS. Sc.-East India Castor OIL OH Cloves.
- White Mustard Seed, Long Pepper, Insect
Powder, Saro Tapioca. Pearl Barley. Irish Moss
Mace, Red Saunders, Tragacanth, Ground Gin-
ger. Jamaica do, Mateo, Nutmcgs. Oil Lemon,
Gum Arabic Powdered Rhubarh. Orange Peel,
HEMP Seed, Canary do. Flowers Sulphur, Cyanide
Potassa, Oxide Silver, Nitrate do, Citric Acid,
Oil Cubebs, Zylobalsamum, Electric Oil, Browns
Bronchial Troches. Ayers Pectoral, Brown ESs.
Jamaica Ginger, &c, de-, just received per steam
er Mount Vernon, and for sale by
: ]. LEADBEATER 4 son,
oh mol, S,ablers Old Stand.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-15
MARRIED.

In Washington, on the 18th instant, hy the Rev
". L. Chilis, Mr. TRAVERSE SEGAR, 10
Miss SUSAN WOODWARD, both of Stafford
county, Va.
In Washington, on the 18th instant, by the
Rev Mr.. Hamilton, Mr.. WILLIAM pRANE, 10
Mrs. ELIZA BRERETUN all Of Washington.
On Friday, the 81 instant, hy Elder William
Jacobs, Mr.. JOHN \. DEAN. late nj Charles
county. Md, t. Miss JANE GRIFFIN, of Stat
ford county, Va
At Browns Hotel, in the city Of Washington, on
Monday, the 18th oil August. by the Rev Or. Bal,
CARTER 4. FOIG, esq Of King and Queen
county, Va, TO Miss CARRIE +. JOY, of Prince
William
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-15
strawberry VALE SEMINARY.

TIME Fall session of 1859, will begin on Septem-
Der 18th. well arranged eoursc OF study,
competent teachers, mild but firm government,
and healthy location, recommend this lns'itu-
ton to the patronage Of those persons VINO wish
their daughters to obtain thorough and accom-
plished education. :.
The place i. easy of access, lying within half
mile Of the turnpike leading from Alexandra 70
Leesburg, IL miles distant from the former place.
and 10 miles from Washington. Persons desiring
their daughters to enter. would do well to apply
Immediately, as limited number will be taken
Board and tuition, for session of five months sou'
washing included. Music, with use OF Piano, sia'
French and Latin, each IS. Drawing and PAINT
ing, each Some half to be paid IN advance
No deduction, except in cases of protracted sick
ness. For further particulars, and Circulars, ap-
ply to MRS: a. ID. "AN
Peach Grove. Fairfax county, Va.
Fairfax county, aug l9-2awu
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-15
A L II A N A c
1859
1889
Rim z LIS +.
PoKT OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. /

pom OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. II.
o,hr, Mott Hedsll. White, New York, merchan-
lie 70 james L. Neyett
>chr. Thomas \. Crook, Evering, Wareham, to
Master
Sehr Marshal Perren, Gibbs. Boston, to d. B.
smith
>tr. David Hale, Couklin, New York, to I. j..
Nrn.Hvy.
>ar Jonas Sparks, Rogers, Richmond, to Bor-
.'E Mining Go.
>hr. NJ, e. Durfec, Hall. Fall River, to Bor-
10 Mining %.
>chr Wn. Il. Morgan. Williams. Bcyd's Hole,
'47,t ani corn t. Robinson h Payne.
>af. r"riuthlan, McClanahan, Machodoc, corn
"i .hest 10 Robinson l. Payne.
Nm Ann McCarty, llatton, Pisestaway, wheat
Robinson Payne
S'""p Bsnjslnin Franklin. Sarge, Cone River,
'a'a 70 Robinson / Payne.
SAILED.
Steamship Mount Vernon, Smith, New York, by
I'VE Co
Nt.aey
>St ke'eccs {. Secob, Dennis, Now York, by
J. Nehaney
>2AF Minerva. Brooks, Dighton, by Borden
slnhs Co
NFSmrF J. \. Smith, -, Norfolk, by
'sIeiCo.
MEMORANDA.
4s Lta"cl Coliey, from Dighton, for this port.
-. %iH. Iran smith, McGvern. from Fall Rir-
:, ~ o. arrived AT Newport. 10th inst.
N IA af'etts, Robinson, from this port, arrived
NsS Haven, llth inst
R,, @nle'ka. Grorier, from this port, arrived Mt
~, I' 'V'h inst: brig Black Hawk, Tibbutt,
l.., ~ Do. lth; schr. Helen Mar, Nickerson,
=" port, cid AT do. 18th inst.
All Frances, English, for Georgetown. D. c.,
Hvr FORK, 18th inst; Elizabeth L Eleanor,
>,s w sna D. 7. Abecl, Andrews, from this port,
..r = "s"t' Rogers and ". ID. Cargill, Hawkins,
s.s.'getown, b. G., arrived at do, same day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-15
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CANAL C0MMERcE.

R,,..w ARRIVED. September Il.
A. "m. Hext. Josiah Witt, Morgan Miller,
ny ons, coal TO 7. J. Mehafey.
l. rrnce Rupert, and Benjami Darby, coal
pD'ou's Coal Co.
Joseph Il. Jordan, coal to Fowle h Co.
s. - aosAs N. LAKE, is a candidate for tho
ay n. Commissioner Of Revenue for the North
1. .,S Sas' IN the County of Fsuquier, to Be voted
i, !, ~ election TO be held on the fourth Thurs
n,.,, aAy' 1850, and solieits the support of the
,,o---- sep l5-eote
y ph..l am now forming class Of Male
4, j., ,pa' Tor SIGHT-SCHO0L, to commence
,,r,,., or'"bse. A limited number will be
=, seal, Nose n making early application will Sc
(. .iT ra,', None bu, such as are Of rood eh.rae-
gsas,n received. Terms made known on sp-
.plS o. z. RIPLEY,
l,,r so'oc'i No I, North Royal street.
Y .aNBA GINGER WINE.-The most plea.
:Su,pcv aIa efhcaeious remedy for indigestion,
.S II &c; received and for sale BY
M, HENRY COOK L CO., Ssrepts Hall,
ID ~. WATER. in barrels and half bar
Lspls 's %s aud for sale by
hsNRi COOK 1 CO., sar.pts Hall.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-15
pbiladelphis Cattle Market, Sept. 10.

Beef Ca,le-The offerings at tho different yards
NJ, week amounted to about 1900 head; sales
r.agcl.roH 81 5OM $3.50 a 100 fbs.. as to quail
" Cow. and Calyes-Sales at $20GG$4O each,
$ 10 quality. Sheep--About 5000 at market;
nn st 7Cds cents = b. net. according to condi-
a. Hoss-0Eerings about $3.50 head; sales at
4. ShMSs 10 a lnn H. not.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-15
fredericksburg Market, Sept. IA.

Nr~ York. September l3.-The New York
slipping list reports the total receipts Of cotton
Il II ports, for tho year ending September lst,
ISL ASH bales and the total crop 4,Ol7 00S bales.
I,tal exports for the year, 3.o2o5lS. The re-
-ipts at northern ports per railroad from Tonnes
ZEE WAS about -. 900 bales.
CHARLESTON. September 1.-THE Courier's an
nu.l statement OF the cotton crop foots up SSH
lsl.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-15
Revolution in Costa Rica-B Punishment Of
President Mora, His Arrival at New York.

President Mora, His Arrival at Now York.
NEW YORK, sept. IT. The steamship
North Star, from Aspnwall, arrived lust
midnight, with highly interesting intelligence
from Central America.
A revolution has taken place in Costa Rica
President Mora's government has been over
thrown, and he, together with his brother,
Gan. Mora, and Gen. Canas, have been ban
shed.
President Mora came passenger on the
North Star, and is now i'll this city.
A provincial government had been estab-
lished, with Dr. MontealiSre as president.
New YORK. Sept. l4.-Thcre are no
signs Of the steamship Persia, now in her
eleventh DAY out from Liverpool.
The voters Of Leesburg. on Saturday last,
agreed to have submitted to them, the pro-
position for subscription of 900, to the
Alexandria, Loudcun and Hampshire Rail-
road. The vote will be taken next month
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-15
SALE THIS DAY.


VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE-Wc the
v subscribers, offer for sale farm, situated
in Prince Georges county. Md, opposite Alexan-
dria, Va, eight miles from Washington. The
farm contains THREE HUNDRED ACRES OF
LAND, more or less, in Tine state Of cultivation,
well tmbcrcd and watcrcd. The soil is well adap-
ted to the growth Of tobacco and its proximity to
the Washington and Alexandria markets, makes
il very desirable - market farm.
The improvements consist of a large modern
81. two story brick HOUSE with y basement, two
81 tobacco houses, two corn houses, granery,
meat house. and quarters for servants.
Ii not sold privately before the 18th September
next this property on that day will bo offered at
public sale, If fair if moi the next fair day, ut the
residences oil Mr.. Austin Adams, on Broad Creek,
Prince Georges county, Md. II desired we can
divide this farm into three more market farms
to suit purchasers. Persons wishing to purchase
are invited To examine the property. For further
information address the subscribers, AZ Rockville,
Montgomery county, Nd. I. u. kOLER.
+. W. R0ZER.
Prince Georges Co., Nd. aug 10 -taw.wSeasw
yI,RuSTEE'S SALE OF PERSONAL PRO
PERTl. By virtue Of Decd Of Trust. exc
cuteI by 5. 5. Cochran. under date Of both May,
1857, the undersigned, Trustee, will sell Ct Auc-
ton, on NU.NDA y, tas lst. i.-i.. at the Empire
House, No 300 King street, all the HOUSEHOLD
AND KITCHEN FURNITURE in said house,
consisting of Beds. Bedding. Sofa, Chairs, Centre
Table, Bar Fixtures, Cooking stoves. nc. Sale ~
commence at 10 o'clock. A. VI.
Terms. Suns under $50. cash over that 'nm.
a credit al 80 days. notes satisfactorily endorsed
sep li.-d,s a. FuNSTEN, Trustee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-15
oUR FALL SUPPLY.

OUR FALL SUPPLY.
WYE are now receiving orr FALL SIoCk Of
w STAPLE AND FOREIGN DR J -hOODS'
comprising all the newest and most desirable Styles
to be found in this, Or any other market ne res
y;c;n;tr' an examination of our Stock before max
inq their purchases. feeling assured We can offer
them inducements that will make Il to their inter
TAYLOR l. HUTCHINSON,
No. ~ Louisiana Avenue,
Washington, sep Is opp. Centre Market Space.
OTARCH, MUSTARD, &C.
- 10 boxes Silver Gloss Starch
10 {4o doIenl Mustard
and I ms. Sal Eratus, Family use,)
in store, and for sale by
sep 10 jOhN l. io'N"'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-15
SELECT FAMILY SCHOOL.

HAVING secured the services vi i competent
i i instructress VI several years experience III
teaching aud managing School. for the education
of his own children, the subscriber would receive
into his family few girls ~ boariers. TO whose
education parts slAr attention will be pad.
The School will open Monday ~. third 3oY
nj OciDLer merit at the residence ui the subscriber,
situated the Rapid A.n riYer, Z! Hil.' from
Mitchclr- Station, la beautiful aud healthy
section Of the country.
TERSs:-For board, washing fuel. lights, Sc.
sui tuition in all the English studies per session
OF ten months. S2uo, payable one half in advance
Music and French at teachers rates. Towels,
Books, aud Stationery u DC furnished ~ ihe pa
pit No other extras.
Early application addressed 10 the subscriber a
Mitchells Station, Culpeper county, will receive
attention. j. }. HAhSEl.
CulpepeT county, sep l-eolm
rJ,HE SUBSCRIBER, having engaged LADY
i who has had many years cxpcricncc in
TEACHING, and il thoroughly Iunl'iicd 10 m
struct in all the English ErancheS, French ami
Music Vocal and instramenial,) wishes 10 recelho
into his family, to be educated with his dauSA-
tersJ TWO VOTING LADIES, between the aga
of IL and IL, who viii receive in every respect The
care and attention Of his own children. Terms,
$3.50 per session Of ten months; one-haif payable
the Is, of October, the other the 81 Of March
JAMES X. MARSHALL.
Markham station, Fpuiu!er Co., Va.
sep 2-eotOctl
I OFFER FOR SALE the residence of the lato
/ DR.. Robert Wexford, located mile from
Brandy Station, Orange and Alexandria Railroad.
~ The HOUSE is large and commodious,
He with six or eight ACRES OF LAND attach
ed, and all necessary out baildings.
The situation !. well suited for a professional
gentleman. or one living in city, and desiring =
pleasant and healthy country residence.
WM. n. WELLFORD-
Brandy Station, aug 20-cou
EAUQUIER LAND FOR SALE desire TO
make sal. of FIFTEEN HUNDRED or TWO
THOUSAND ACRES of LAND, lying Oh Carriers
Run, in the county Of Fauquier-and in order t"
.uit purchasers. win sell the same in small tracts,
IN long credits. Apply TO }. A. MARSHALL,
esq, Orlean =. d., Fauquier county, Va.
ELIZA l.. S. MARSHALL.
Fauquier county, aug 25--so2m
COAL. COAL!
WE SHALL discharge in few days another
w cargo Of WHITE AND RED ASH COAL.
Person. wanting good article will call and loase
their orders. Lsep y WHEAT i BRO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-15

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND.-Pur-
~ suunt 10 "a decree OF the Circuit Court OF Fair
fax county, i'll the Of Patrick Reeds admins
traitor, &C., IS. Hugh McGinnis, made at its juno
term 1852 the undersigned Commis Sioncr therein
named will offer ut public sale, on Noni"y. The
lyh day Of September, 1852 Court day. ~ Fairfax
Court House, ,the late purchaser having failed to
comply with the terms Of tbs sale, under former
decreo,l . TRACT Of LAND situate in Fairfax
county, about four miles south of Alexandria, upon
the new Turnpike Road leading from hlcyaudri..
TO AccotiuG Mills formerly the property Of Patrick
Reed, and containing about EIGHTY ACRES.-
The Land is in good state Of cultivation, with
good improy oments-and from its proximity IL
market is valuable as n Garden Farm.
TEgAs.-Unc-tc G;h of the purchase money to
be paid down ~ a deposit, liable I" forfeiture
failure Of purchaser 10 comply with the terms II
.nc upon it, confrmation; tho residue in three
iustalments Of t. y and " months, with interest,
to bo secured BY bond with good security, AM the
land liable to he rcsuli failure to meet deferred
payments. and title to be retained until purchase
money he paid. H. W. THOMAS, Comm.
Fairfax rounty aug ls--eOty
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-15
The Markets.

RuryoRs. sept. i.--Flour is steady; Howard
cree, and ems Mills 50. Wheat is buoyant; sales
.liovo bushels; white 40; red llo@ll5c.-
=. >. !. firm; white Sool Sc; yellow SO. ProVi-
~. us firm; bacon sides lOc.; mess pork 81
SD,.ksy is dull; Ohio 2Slc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-15
sTANMoRE SCHOOL.

Study Spring, Montgomery County. Na.
THE SECOND ANNUAL SESSION OF tnis
i Institution will begin the first OF Ien'n
Monih tuctober.)
For Circulars containing terms, &C., apply 70
ROBERT II. MILLER or BENJAMIN HAL
LOWELL. Alexandria, Va, or TO the snbscr,ner
nj Sandy Spring Z. o., Montgomery County, aia'
s,b m. 25-.62w FRANCIS MILLER,
T,UToR IN A PRIVATE FAMILY WANTED.
The subscriber wishes to engage the seryi-
ccs of GENTLEMAN as TUTOR in his family Tor
the ensuing session. One who has had some expe-
rienee in Teaching preferred. The branches taught
will be those of an usual English I'd ueation, yum,
and French. Good reference, required. Address
j. X. SkINkER,
suc 9o--eo2w Broad Run Station. Va.
JITANTED-A competent STEWARDEoS tof
w ship for California and Oregon. address
CAM WADE. silver Star. sep l3-4t
NTINEGAR.-25 bblt. pure Cider vinegar, iof
Y sale by lscp ~ J. n HARPER = co'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-15

A CARD.-Doct ?. w, POWELL, would an.
n nouncc to the citizens Of Miitteburg and VI
entity, that he has this day associated Doct wv.
J. LUCK with him. in the practice Of his profes
sion Office, the same heretofore occupied by DR..
Powell. Middleburg, aug ?5-solu
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-15
NV yoRx Sept. l4.-Flour is declining; Sta

i. declined lOal5 cents; closing at $4.5o@$4,-
;. Ohio s5@sj.5o; Southern $5@sS.l5. Wheat
n, decli,el lGe2 cents red l2l@l.Sc.; choice
v,,s,u white Sl.3j Corn is dull; nixod Sl9
pc Pork is frm-mcss SIS: prime $l0.37.-
L.tl steady Whiskey is dull at 26l cents
sock. arc lower. Cumberland Coal Company IA.
Il. Jsgi!. No. is So.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-15
BELLE HAVEN INSTITUTE. Alexandria, Va
MISS +. TEBBS, pRiSclrAL,

Miss T.. u. CARRIER. Vice Pr,G2ipaL
Prof. j. &. ENGgLamLcnr. formerly teacher
Of mu.ic ut the Virginia Female lnsttstc.) Vocal
and Intrumental Music.
Pruf PuLrI, Languages, and Drawing, and
Painting.
TNIlIS Ipstutiun will open for it. second session,
| the tith day Of September. aud close the
last Of June. corps nf we'll qualified md eXpe.
ricnced teacher: engaged for the coming ses-
sion and the Institution possesses every advan-
tage fo- the attainment OF a thorough and finished
female education.
Tho facilities here offered for improvement in
music ure .at,pa-..t ~ h"-e ~ oth'r Schoot ~
he fnion. Prof. Eugelbrccht il an accomplished
and experienced teacher, and the music rooms are
furnished with new and frs,-cla,. Pianos,
The Institute i located in retired aud healthy
part Of the city. Ii was erected expressly for n
Boarding Schools conveniently arranged and
handsomely furnishei--gas and water are intro
duced throughout the establishment
TERMS: The charge for board and tuition in the
entire English course is $50 for the annual session
Music languages, &C., extra.
For Circulars, containing VI! particulars, and
references, address Miss +. TEBBs,
s,, l3-c,2t Alexandria, Va.
NoTICE-wM. ". WHITE, OF the firm of
N Taylur & White. Auctioncer-, having with
drawn. and SAMUEL BEACH being associated in
hi. stead the business hereafter will be conducted
uud.r the firm name If GEORGE W. TAYLOR
( SAMUEL REACH, who will attend 70 the
.aIes IL all PROPERTY intrustcd to their
Store House on Royal street, north Of King.
GEORGE w. TAYLOR,
SAMUEL BEACH,
sep 13-;f Auctioneer',
A CARD.-Doct. 2. w, POWELL, would an.
n uouncc to the citizens Of Miitieburg and VI
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w a. MURRAY Merchant Tailors,

RE NOW RECEIVING their FALL and
n WINTER GOODS, and would invite all in
want Of any thing in their line TO give them call.
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BY T. VI. CORMlCk-AucTIoSEER
4 UCTlON OF CA ARR AG ES.-The under
N signed, Trustees of Bowen, Berlin 4 Pcake,
will sell at auction. on THURSDA \, hc 22d IN
slant, mt the Warehouse on the Southeast corner
of King and Henry streets. Alexandria, the entire
lot Of
COACHES, PlIAET0NS,
ROCKAWAYS, BTGGIES,
SLEIGllS, &C., &C.,
Conveyed to them in trust by said firm. 4 sale
will be made without reserve.
TERNs:-A credit Of nine munths the purcha-
ser giving bond with satisfactory security.
+. i. MANTOR, r-.,oas
sep l3-cotI ID. FUNSTEN,