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Hunter Mrs Harry Strange Y Horton Mrs Sarah
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Adler Caroline Andrews Miss An.Ashley Miss Flor
Archer Mrs Eliza ma ence A. q,
Addleman Mrs Armstrong Mrs Allen Miss Kate
Jane Bridget Auld MESA
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PRICES OF ADMISSION.
Dress Circle and Psrouette, 80 cents; Family Circle,
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NoTIoE-TIMB CHANGED.
Doors open at 6N o'clock; Performance commences
Ak TX O'Clock.
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World Miss Ann wickham Mrs An. L F|- =.
Warner Mrs Geo ,drsgg, ~. wS9odyard Miss
Wpscott Mrs A 2 Wright Mrs Je. whitley Mrs Je.
Wrlbley Mrs II NINA NINA
Waters Mrs Mar. Wiuton Mrs Ma. Wilson Mary or
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Wilson Miss Hars tina
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MaysVille Coal Oil.

TUsT REOEIvED--A LOT OF THE
above suRsT9s OH AsS SNa OIL LSI%ss sIqssss a%S
burning Coal oil. oHKs. s. .T1LLMADdE,
apl2-fw No. A5 Vine street.
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The English papers publish interest
ing letter from Kossuth, express earnest
grief NJ the Yillafranca arrangement a tho
moment when the deliverance OF his country
was within reach. lie says he returns to
England again poor exile only ten years
older from bitter panss Of disappointment
lie derives some consolation, however from
the events Of the war, and is strengthened IN
the conviction that Hungary will yet he free
He states that he insisted on double stipu-
lation on behalf Of the Hungarian prisoners
of war who were enrolled under his banner
yiz,:-that of amnesty and that of exemption
from further Austrian military serHicc.-
France has obtained these conditions from
Austria
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NE LIS 7.
,oOr IS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IS.

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ARRivgb.
-, t;sp. Worth, Jones, Baltimore, timber TO
u T. P.a".dc - Nn;. p.,,;uor.
,rt., 10 Lewis Mckenzie.
IN, G.ye:cs. pa,sen, New York, merchandise
: sA, Caroline Anderson, Bowker, Philadelphia,
cal TO u. /. Smith.
p,on.Il-r James Jerome. Jerome, Philsdslphis,
assorted rafgo to ;. Shinn.
SAILED.
S,br R. q. Walden, Neal, Somerset, by I. J..
Sir Joseph Guest, Rainier, Now York, BY I. J.
Nshssey. !,
Bsrlen Mining 20.
MEMORANDA.
Brr Lizzie Bliss. Pearson, hence at Boston, l4th
MT. schr. J. W Scavcr, Nickerson, for this port.
srl =, TO-. 18th init
S.br,. Florence, HAYES, hence at New York,
Isl. Inst; Arlington, Seaman, for this port, and
Champion, Munroe, for Washington, cid at DO,
,,se day.
Schr. Three Brothers. Elzcy, hence ut New Lon
!sa li'h inst.
s,hr. L. c. knight, Whirlow, from Georgetown,
arrived i; Providence. l4th inst,
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THIS PASOPI!CUN has fec,i co tie warm
-, com'1cndd ors from the Pass the CLERIC.
and the ls-rLLI0&Ncr OF everv city and town
wher, il la hecn exhibited. Tue Great ThGn
u,rrr TuG LcSnpS rlw,S VIA al it ca.orsy
AM ;.'rjuy'".. -" -v.tfi! NJ s'arr.'a. "A - c.
tnris. ~ nrarir Ln:. 1u'rbin. n"rnourc.s 1t
% .otH i,g2nJ jptio,, J." .s:o,'.".m@fE ar
h&,." TKg NySlTGrg ne o,i IN ~ ,au .. N."p
eoa. Etnpero. Of tn" French. says: Lcnga"et
fr;}. . yirc ,nin' t!si ~ ita .a1"-lait.- "Jan
J.,u. THE Arsnu.A fkEss BIAS ZEN MOST
LAY:Sa ~ rs PRAISE.
DR. BEALi. proudly .fers this exhi' ::ion as
the rhet' dnurrc of his managerial career, cE'.l
longing Ii, World 10 caual il.
Gr.- SECURE SEATS EARLY. Doors op.n
az 7-uer.orUsr'. al !! O'clock.
A full Band Of Muse in Attendance.
Tickets IS GEMS Ch.d. - ........i5 cents.
Exhibitions on WEDNESDAY ana oAIuR-
DAY. October 18TH and 22d, al o'clock.
SCHOOLS admitted at reduced rates.
Luz
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MER I A L.
w.xrat. October 10.

,,,- receipt. Of Flour and tho mar
!'''. ,,. iru a, yesterdays quotations ios
). 'o''0|' uI,,, were light, and the demand
rfcrios' % TIA stock, held arc small. We
a:t''''' '' Change Of fair to good white at
,,.S, 90. .nl rel At llse for good 10 choice
i:"3!- 80 and 40 .slss reported. ~ Co'u.
F''~' mango to notice, the sales are hight
sc H'' :. III simply. We quote white at %
'as', nj E,e !. also unchanged With a
4" o,t.sre qu,ct, aud nothing Of IN
orler a-t,clcs.
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BY EaaNRT1c TELEGRAPH
The -nsurrCc..cs Grei!ea!.

The IilrFe:t's Ferry Instruction. i wili
be seen. Las been sapprs.fseG--the irm'Iy
stormed -some Of the insn.g :,ile1-
and some taken prisoners. Ii is -aiu -:
some Of them have escaped to the n'"rr-
tuins, with the treasure stolen from the Paw
masters Office.
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Tho Markets.

.,vs Oct. is-Flour closed active How
aA'' IA inv Mills s.. Wheat closed hrmcr;
= .. ;a ,fl,.ooo bushels white lsoe '4oe Corn
.s''as' ~ .a.rins. Of 1900 bushels; white
,,,ov q2m24r. Provisions closed STEADY
sd 70. mes. pork $3.50: prime $ll.do; ba-
'-' ma, whi.key closed quiet; Ohio
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Letters from New York says that il IS be-
lieved that the discredt which the London
Times has to some extent thrown upon the
Irish revivals, by representing that they par
take iargey Of hysteria and animal excite
ment, has materially damaged the pcr""'orn
success Of the Irish delegation now in this
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DIED.

In Washington. on Sunday night, The 10Th inst j,
At the residence ii her mother, Mrs. JENNIE
MaSSIE CRANBERRY, cousort Of Rev. John {.
tirnnbery, and youngest daughter Of the late Ihos
J. MsSsie
At Harpcr's Ferry, Va, on Saturday, October
18th, A. EuGENlA. fourth daughter OF Rev.
Moral Wilson, in the 22d year Of her age
In Essex county, on the 9th uit, JOHN REN-
EOIpS. in the ,l;h year oi his age.
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CANAL COMMERCE.

ARRIVED, October Is.
Boat. P Y. Haldeman, George Lynn. o. W.
S,a-eyant. II. A. Horns, J ohm Humbert, p. b. Pc
ug, Mary Martens, and J. c. Hieston, coal to
T. J Mehafey.
Boat, I. J. Mehafey, J. p. Wright, Ellen Boil,
a. Juna:a, coal 10 Frostburg Coal Co.
Boats II W. McClary, 4. Stanhope, Five Sis
-r. Wsyaesbo.o. aud Sarah Grimc7. cal to Bor-
len Nin,ur o.,
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yosx Oct. ls.-Plour has declined 90
AL s4.oU; Ohio $a.iU @ $3.50;
w. {; snm $50. Whes, hiss declining
S'',. southern white ls5@lisc. Corn IS
N.'' ..l,ow 81. Pork is quiet; mess 1881 !;
!l's' ,0-; Lard is iirm aud quiet. Whisksy
',- :, q,e hut buyer. offer only 2se. Stocks
-. b-,,s, .nl closed weak. Va. o. ". NO.
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MARRIED.

A, Cedar Ridge, Montgomery county. Md on
Thursday, tho 18th inst, by the Rev. Mr. suer,
JAMES ii. DAVIDSON, NJ. d.. to SARAH
SLATER. daughter Of Henry Bradley, Esq oil
said county.
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MCSlCA1
The Fisheries.

It's we'll known fact that the Fisheries
on the PorosAc and CHESAPEAKE have been
almost total failures for the three last seasons.
Much difference Of opinion, know, exists as
to the cause. Many think there is TOO mueh
tshiag las du,) aud that there ought 10
be a joint law ui Maryland and Virginia To
regulate the matter. see that they have
laws at the north to regulate fishing, and 10
preserve the breed Why not have them
here likewise.
bad hoped to have seen call for meet
in. on the subject before this, aud still trust
that some one more competent than myself
will take the matter up, cad meeting, and
lot US try if We cannut adopt some measures
BY which We can retain III our waters those
valuable FISH. We have had for 50 many years.
annex an article taken from the New York
Journal Of Commerce to-day, which please
publish with this. POIOMAt.
"rlsHrsG RIGHls-We published few days
ago some criticisms by correspondent upon The
sale of . fishing right at Fall River. These sales
are held annually in several districts il Msssachu-
sets Ii indiscriminatc fishing were allowed, Tie
fish would soon be driven from the rSCr Hi!!i' II ::
monopoly we're granted without conditions, the
Inhabitants would no, fail 10 grumhc. \ com
promise il therefore effected il this way. The pr
yilege is sold by auction u The highest bidder pu'
with such restrictions as these; The fishing Is to
be- confined to certain periods say "" daIs IN each
week the monopolist FAUST sell all the i.sh which
any Of the near ,ownSlcoplc ma: demand. up 10 II
certain limited quantity per ani,um say Ole bar
rel for each person III the family At . Iaeicif
nominal price, usually about ..one eighth OF the
market value. These fish mus; DC applied 'oi on
the spot, aud taken a. they conc from the water.
All the rest Of tho catch may be sold to the best
advantage Thus several desirable results are Sc
cured:-The money obtained for the right goes IN
to the Town Treasury; tie people Of the town par-
chase ali the fish they want at The mere cost OF
captures the run Of fish is preserved rs regularity
in the mode of catching; and the monopolisi has
moderate profit for his trouble. Where mills ere
ON the streams 10 be fsbed, the mill."wne are
frequently compelled to bid the right IN Tor them
selves. as they mus, accommodate the H." 0: wa
ter TO the fishing regula' ions
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DAINTS. OILS. Ic--Lewis's Pure White Lead;
/ Snow White Zinc: No. Zine; Linseed Oil;
Boiled Liuseei Oil: Spts Turpcntine; Farnish Of
I'll kinds, Rose Pink Litharge; Patent Dryers I;
Chrome Green; Hampden do; Paris do: Prus-
,an Blue; Chrome Yellow; Roman ochre; French
Yellow Do; Cltramarine TIMBER: Sienna; Van
ike Brown Cologne Earth Putty: Artists
Paints. L., &c. received and for sale by
J. LEADBEATER, 4 son,
octle Stabler's Old Stand.
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DEAL WELSH ELAN NELS, warranted TO
IL shrink less than any other Flannels; also,
IVA Skrting Flannel English Moleskin flannel,
heavy for Drawers; Double Milicd Twilled Elan
a-ls, very heavy; Fine White and Red Flannols
Grey, Brown, Blue, aud Crimson Stacking Elan
he's, for sale By
lrtlQ nNNAN AnAMS
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BRYAN d ADAMS.

VtkklSH GLOSS FOR THE HAIR Lyons
L knhairon Barrys Tricopherous; Circassian
HAIR Dye; lndclihle Ink. with and without MOI
a.ai, can he used with an ordinary Steel Pen !;
Ao'wooi's Tinc,ure of Verstum Virido; Chalk
Balls; Rouge Vinegar; Pink Saucers; Carmine;
Toilet Powders, &c, FOR sale by
Dr. r ii. STABLER,
""t 70 No. los King street.
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CHANGE CT H0URS..

HOURS OF DEPARTURE or STEAMERS
IT, GEORGE PAGE and sT~p :
lss.Sks.;sS TH0S. C0LLYER. r-7ss;s is,zi2
From Wnshingt"n-S'.smer GEORGE PAGE
-, 8, .. and II. a. m. III. 3. ). and Gt p. M.
From shinstou-StcIm:- THOS. COLLYER
-, 5, 10, a.. L.. m. ,, I, and s., r. IN.
From Ncxaudria Steamer GEORGE PAGE
ES.S 10, II? a. H., II, I, and 81 p. IL.
From Alexaniria-Stcamer TliOS. COLLIER
-, - II u. in l. 3, aud ~ p. m, except Tues
iay and Friday mornings. when the COLLIER
vii run her regular trips to MOUNT VERNON,
,.herc;oiore. and omit her trips between Washing
tn sad Alexandria from . q. IN, to 4 y. m. only.
The 3, !, u. NJ and II P. m. boats from Alex
tniria connect With the trains Of the Baltimore and
Onjo Railroad Tor the North and West.
Tse 8 a. IN. aud q! p. NJ. boats FROM Washing
ton cOnnec, with the trains OF the Orange and Al
u.airia Railroad FOR the South aud South West.
&c. lo-,t
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MORE NEW BOOkS.-The Ancient Church !;
wi its history, doctrine worship. and consiliu-
ton, traced for the first three hundred yeas, ~
W. D. Killen. b. D.. Professor OF Ecclesiastical
history aud Pastoral theology TO tue GENERAL As
sembly of the PRESBYTERIAN Church in l'eiand-
Price SO.
The Empire of Russia, FROM the remo,ca' periods
to the prcscr, time, b. John S. c. Abbott, Sljo.
Lii. in TUSCANY IL, society, manners, anus"-
munts, religion and the Late Rebellion, by Mabel
SharInan Crawford, 81.
The Captive Orphan Esther, the Queen oil Per-
.ia. by He,. stephen II. Tying. ID D.. 81.
Jessie Allison, or the Transformation the r.
morse. new life, baptism the path Of plensantness,
by Mary A. Richards, 10 rts.
Plymouth Collection of Hymns and Tunes, for
the use OF any or a Christian congregations. con-
tanning nearly fourteen hundred hymns aud tunes,
ST 50.
Wilson's History of the United States. from
the earliest discoveries TO the present time, with
additions, containing history OF the British FRO
vincss Mexico &c, &c, 81
Parker's and Diapers PHILOSOPHERS; Bursitt's
Geography of the Heavens, with Atlas Wooster :
Pocket Dictionary; Mitchelrs first Book mot lrl-
mary or Lessons in Geography for Young Chill.
dren, with maps and engravines
Appletons Cabinet edition Of the Poets: Scott,
Milton, IIcmans, Burns, Campbell Cowper, and
Hudibras, 81.
Payson, Dunton, and scrihncrs Cory BOOKS,
lust received ana Tor sale -
oct 70 JOHN II. rAKEOTT.
ANEW MEDICAL B0OkS.--t3to" the H-a,'.
IN A Pathological Treats" on the Diagnosis,
Pathology. and Treatment Of Diseases Of the
Heart, by Austin Flint. u. D.. Professor ot Chem
ical Science in The New Orleans School of aled'-
cine, price $2..5
Pathological and Practical Observations on Dis
eases Of the Alimontary Canal, H,"phagaS'
Stomach, Cecum. aud lntcstnes. BY ;. .. Habrr-
sham, NJ d., Fellow of the Royal College 81
Physicians. $40.
An Introduction I" Practical Pharma'!' ues st
al .s Textbook for the Student. and rs a Guide
for the Physician and pharmacuiis', with many
formulas aud prescriptions, by Edward Parrish
second edition, greatly enlarged and i'npErc',d'
with 246 Illustrations, $3.50 Just published by
blanchard { Lea, and for sale by
a., ,s ROBERT BELL.
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NOTICE TO GARDENERS AND Hairy
IN MEN-The subscriber sill rent \ lease 10
responsible tenant, ,nat sc. ~, y" IA W
LAND, called "BLlOEEIELN." situated Iii
rectly west Of the Aims House. This :arm c"r-
tains about T!ilETI-flfE ACRES, aaa il ad
lnirahiy suited either ur Garden or Dsr! !'riv'-
seS. The lana Ia, been high, improve. AMI h;:
on it fie PEACH ORCHARD, ami other Fruit
trees and the whole tract has h"eE recently en-
closed viii. new and substantial fence.
~ The DW ELLING. Barn. eHd Stables vii!
it, be put in good order, and the whole rented Or
leased for a term OF years 10 suitable tenant.
Apply to Gho. u. ~" III.
sen s6--eo2m
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TIyHE MOUNT VERNON MANUFACTURING
COMPANY. The sensrsl meeting at tue
above named Company. will be held a Tie etine OF
the Alexandria. Loudoun and Hampshire Kai'-
road Company. i'll Alexandria, Oh Saturday, tue
22d day of October next. at 4 oclocs I.
JOHN ROSENCRANTZ, President
sen 22-lawt Oct %
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RAILROAD HOTEL.

FI1IIF subscriber la. rented The above HOTEL,
/ formerly occupied by Miss O'Nt"l IN the
\ rthwest corner OF Fayyuo aud King streets,
where he is ready TO accommodate the fui'ic WIKI
Board by the bay, Week, Month, or Year, On the
most accommodating terms.
His table will be furnished with the best the
market can afford, and mis- bar with the choices,
liquors. De.
Persons travelling by the Orange and Aiexan-
iria Railroad and Manassas Gap Railroad. VIII
End this Hotel very convenient, IL being short
tlis'acc from the Depot Of said Roads
oct Eft JOHN ". Ky An.
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HIR. J. OSBRORN, of Alexandria, will open
M DANCING ACADEMY. at Relief Hall, "p'
posite the Gazette Office. commencirs"" Nond"P.
October l1h. Classes for ouag Ladies, Misses ana
Masters. at o'cicrk, 7. NJ, anu III gentlemen ut
o'clock, y. NJ. Days Of tuition Mondays aud
TUESDAYS. nct I0--uu
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BEALEs PASorriroN wonderful tpe-
chan,,al exhibition OF India aud the sepav
rebellion, at Liberty Hal, exceeds anything
II the sort heretofore present. 70 tie public.
The exhibition opens VIII view e Calcutta
from the sea. conspicuous amo". the puulic
buildings being the Government IL us..
Steam vessels. men pt war ard FAT i,nJ:"mrd
boats are buslly engaged III cnnveyirs 10 IN.
shore re!ntorcemcuts Tor the British army.-
the regularity with which the oars are uul-
led, and he wheels Of the paddle boat revolt
vei with real smokc issuing from the flu.
GELS, the salu;es fired by the men Of w4.. and
The ease aud grace with which vessel tacks
about, arc wonderful. The next scone is troops
ou their way 10 Delhi, the troops marching
with the greatest regularity and military
precision, with here and there village in
flames Further on is dciineated an engage
mrnt between the British troops and the Sc
poys There is depicted in miniature reg
ular engagement.
Considerable care has been bestowed upon
all the details, and many Of the figures APP
pear quite life-like. The palace of the Great
M,gul i, great work Of art, and in this
scene eastern life is we'll depicted. Next is
the stormins of Delhi. The concluding scene
is u storm at sea, which is a masterpiece.
1t will remain in this city but a few nights
longer. and our citizens should avail them
selves OF an early opportunity a. see IL.
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STAMPEDE OF SLAvEs.-Sis slaves, the pro-
pertv of Rev. j.. Il. Lippett ran of on Sat
sarday night last, and have not since been
heard of. II is supposed that they have
made. or are making their way to Tree
Suite. We have heard recently TT the es-
cape Of several slaves from persons III this
peighborhoed.
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1859.
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1853.

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:sS'a aoSna' 80 .e,, xeos's PHASES.
OCTOBER. r'''' '''
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BEST RANl
rINdE SUES, .lLEk .rspectfully III. me- h.s
l. 'ricui,, ma rho plhiic, tnst ~ Is "pS pre-
nsrei j. ldtnis.r L. 81 IT. I'll The DEL.tnC4ES
Or TIE >t.>Oy. sucr IS
OIsTEL5, GAME, &C.,
IN /, "a ner hvi - surpGss:, u az - =
est. !i-hmeit IA tie couatsv. liz h"Isc lbs seer
rehtted IL. the mos, exquisite anu Deau,i;ul s'yt'
BY the hest ~ ists {, be found. ANA ic- I".'I
aud elegance ALL mpare with NJ j. tbis IL.
The whole being u..dsr bis own supsr-ison,
with confidence in his owr skia All aauty,
mise all who may favor him with = ctl. 1...r
tee that they shall not he disappointed.
ROBERT T0MLIN, No. 80 Rsye!-st
oct s--eoIm 2 doors sortn Of City l. 81
IIHEHSE.--5p boxes Of prime Cutting Eastern
~ and Eastern Dairy CHEESE, for sale by
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"a IGR RENT We viii rent either OF t.e
THREE STORY BRICK STORES. adjoim-
ing the store ut present occupied hyus. a. The foot
Of King street One fronts on King street and
runs back !" Fayette the other frouiS Fa!ette a:i
he river ilnrnediatei, ~ ihc landing Of the Ferry
bua; running to the Maryland shore. Both ar IN
the centre of business. and very desirable 10 drnin
aud Flour Factors Grocers.
Oct I3-Imo WHEAT BRO.
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. GLANDS LlNE."-FOR PILL
NEW YORK AND Dos.
TOy.-Thc steamer JANIS JEROME. Jerome
master will leave on Wednesday,. The 1871 instant,
at 6 o'clock. p. N. SlLrhhN shiNN'
..Ie-o, 81, South Union st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-19

sTT FOR RENT.-The STORE, No. 50, on
U4 King. next to the \. W. corner of Fairfax
stsset. JOHN FESIi,
aug ln-aawtf No. (. North rairfax-street.