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n :, FEMALE INsTITurE-

DICHM0ND FEMALE INSTITUTE
~ The Sixth Session will begin October Sd, 1889,
CHARLES II. WINSTON, A. NJ. succeeds Rev. B..
MANLY. Jr., as President Under his administra-
grand objects for which the Institute was foIrlded,
and which now for FIVE years it has successfully
caTried out, will eyer be kept in view.
j. To teach ererything that should form part of
sonng lady 5 most liberal education co 10
progress, from the first elements to the highest
point, in each branch TO which it may be desirable,
or possible. for the pupil to proceed.
8. To teach whatever is taught thoroughly and
~ CHARLES H. w1N SsfTSISs NJ. Univ. Of Va
President and Prof. of Moral Science and English
Rev. ]. L. BURROWS, D. D.. Evidences of
JAMES LEIGH JONES. A. NJ, UNIV. of Va, !,
Msthenati 6, and q Languages. :,
Gt ttlIsd PJyine p,. of Musical Department
John W. REEVE. Pe1manship;,
will continue to teach the English Branches in she
Colleg ate and Miss JANE S. STAyARD, Mrs. ANN
+. MALLORY and Miss Macy .. LATnRor. in the
ffhe President viii hear the Rotations of aHrs
classes at regular intervals. giving special atten-
ton to the Primary pupils.
{Per session of nine months, half payable in ad-
vance, October l, ls5s-remainder, February IA,
1861
English Tuition in Preparatory Department. $50 90
French in Preparatory Department. ....-... 10 90
En- lish Tuition in Coeg iato Department. so 90
Ancient and Modern Languages, each. 20 90
Music on Piano. with Vocal Music. ......... 90 %
Music on Guitar 81 . ...-....... 40 90
Use OF instrument. Observation-Disclosures. & %
Vocal Mnsic alone, ttaken by oil, in casses) 2 90
Drawing, Needlework, Grecian Painting. 20 90
Oil Painting. ..........-......... 50 90
Board, including every thing except washing. $50 90
Washlng.s. ......... 20 90
Minister'S daughters will be received at reauc-
ton of one. fourth, on all the above charges.
GA- No extra charges. Pupils provide Books and
Stationery ~ their own expense. In case of pro-
tracted sickness, deduction will be made for alb
sence.
1t will be noticed that the Price Of Board has b..a
reduced from 500 to $50. No change is contem-
datons, il thou sht the reduction could be af-
forded. and that 1t ought, therefore, to be made.
BoardeTs are REGARDED as members of the Presi-
dents family. Money TO meet their incidental ex-
penses should be deposited with him. and all let
teTs for them sent to his care.
Pupils should be present, if possible, ON the first
day of the session.
For Catalogues, Circulars, or further informa-
ton, address CHAS. H. WINSTON,
President Richmond Female Institute,
Jy 8-2am Richmond. Va.
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my o-Sm Z rankln G., between y and 18th.
~ NOTICE 70 OWNERS
3AN OF BLoODED SToCK.-Ths
sT4yS8< NfkVpndefeign a will opcn 4

4NN OF BLoo1EDi SToc 9
S ff RsiNIYas s { ( MI! . z q:
on the LIST day Of July next. ard vii uen he pre-
trained. have employ ed as tho trainer SsnuxI
SMITH one OF the best and most refabie trainers in
the state, having been in the seryce OF the late Jas
Taller, and trained the celebrated race horses Tai
" no, Inspector, OpesEye Joe, Lucy PhIlirs,
Shockoe, oratflx, and otheFs toe numercust 70 men
He refers 70 Hon. John n. Bctn. Captain {cAa
neicher, David Mcdaniel. and Major Thomas Dos
When the ownersef Horses isrsi.h Rubber and Ri
y, ser. C1nthlnx, &c the teFuas VIII 6perdAys
when the trainer farnishss svssysh,ng necessssy
AlIeapeass: cis;ssslias = and iisI ASRkT IL
or to ans other col RsE. e b ps,d n ths exasr
i.s-sn see'ry Ssk i'll ! f1 Ssiss oIsA
!. arN = CARRIAGES, CARRlAGES.-
The sub.cnheE has m hand. atkis Coach
Askigs Ea;sai.As, M o. lesAherd 81,
TEES. HAR0NE lies. BUG 6i rs WITH And xt dsu
tops, and EELKtE S-alt oil his own make al TIA
best mAtsfials and wovkmanship- All Of which viii
tie sity q Riehmand, ansii rssesstf6y 81 ! ali
from eheee IN want tf any altieAo il IL Cerrss~s
hle, al am determined 10 make Is orsler ~ ~
sSssl; s:.' vss:s:sd tie q ssstt iG'a
B'SSKh ssss4Fb M 1 1II!s1Sas, Il Ss..sys.1
skssn prepared r. supply iaxsneys wilk ~ shs5vs
s ss es ss'e III IIaioli jf az s'ss I e
oslos'ss dle hhss Hazel
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HATS, CAPS, BOOTS, &c.

N NOTICE.-.7inding it necessary. IN order to
pay my debts, las am determined TO get out q
Ia5debt,J to reduce my stock Of BOOTS, SHOES
TRUNKS, &C., shall sell at wholesale or, retail,
my stock at 20 per cent less than the usual price,
which will make il about cost, from LIST oil july TO
the Is. of September, for cash
Should any article Of an, DESCRIPTION be charged
at all it will be at the an price. will also make
to order any article In my line. at the reduc
tier, during the same space of time:
We have in store. q large and well selected stock
of BOOTS ard SHOES, both of my own and of the
begt Northern manufacture, purchased By myself
during this spring.
We have also on hand very large as-fExYw
sortment of TRUNKS, to which we would tSyFIN
call the attention of persons in want. as the -
reduction Of 20 PER cent. will make them very low.
MIR. ROR'T BRIGGS is still experimenting tbs
manufacturing department OF my business. Of his
qualifications it is unnecessary to speak, as he IS
we'll known to be one of the best, if not the very
best, manufacturers in this country. Call at
PHILLIP X. WHITES,
in gipr Of fho RigS Ma, n q
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CARD.-Dr. pIrlfE oss,s

IfI .as =, a. ti II y = .'IIl uHtIs MS SET
diseases, Twenty years practice in the above
hTanch gives Or. P. claim to public faver.-Offce
third house below Trinity Church. same side. Al
va, on hand z supply Of the CHEMICAL EX-
TRACT OF FLOWERS;" one of the very best
etnes sent to order. All communications by letter
or otherwise promptly attended to. Richmond d. Va
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GPALDtNG'S
'ALDINGS
SPALDING'S
SPALDING'S
ROSEMARY AND CASTOR OIL
ROSEMARY AND CASTOR OIL
ROSEMARY AND CASTOR OIL

LIST. To beautify the hair. ri. To curl the hair
elegantly. Cd. To remove dandruFefectualiy All,
To restore hair to bald heads. 5th To force the
beard and whiskers To grow. 9th To prevent hair
from falling OFT 7tl. To cure all diseases of the
seap bs sa TO prevent har tufnng srey 9th To
0ts yo e Te nS sased ~ T 81 har eaters
has the SIGNATURE Of the Prnpretor-take no other
y. RUSSELL. SPALDING, II fremont ST., oppo-
site Museum. Boston. Mass ''f'
Sold by FlsHER q WINSTON, Richmond. Va,
and BARNES & PARK, New York ap2eNdsm
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~ FLUME AND FRANCONIA
VA 9HoTEL COMPANY Ms WHITE MogN-
A,A AMELIA WHITE SULPHUR
YCAY SPRINGS.--This delightful Summarize,

LIIC I6CSptfUH
visitors on the 18Th Of June.
The waters are similar to the far-faHled White
SULPHUR, and their Recommendations equal to any
Springs in Virginia.
They are situated in Amelia county 90 miles from
Richmond. and ~ miles from Jetersvie Station,
on the Richmond and Danville Railroad. on WHICH
there two trains daily, to and from Jetersvie.
SPRINGS, on the arrival of the cars. Their local
ity and easy access make them most desirable
summer resort for families.
BoARD-Per month, $50; per week, SO; per day,
So. Children and'servants half price
je 3-2m* THOS. C. WILSON h. SON.
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MRS. BROOkE,S
wi BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
~ FOR Y0gNG LADIES.

The session OF this School will commence on the
ltsO.
All the branches of female education will be
Taught including the Maasrn Languages Latin,
Music and Drawing. in all Of which departments
competent assistants have been employed.
Particular attention will be paid to the manners
Of the young ladies' and every effort will be ease to
give them the hest moral and intellectual culture.
TERMS: e
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-rr-~S SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
EeElA(H FOR STEAMERS

EsslAl , u For J sTE ! AN ] ISs prcr
The above ssdasl. Sayns lad hplsS1
sstassn s sd 'r ps,a daily dI s
mouth. Norfolk and this place.
.aI The ~ SsE Whs sqs & s sss 4 E
:sy T4s fE5ba Rfh md as NY
ukk6AY s os 9, the s o Norfolk each al
tePnae DAYS. sunday excepted at the same hour.
t6ocloek A. VI touching at the resulaf landings
Psssase to Old Point, Portsmouth or Norfolk, 81
Meals 90 cents each.
be paid or Hhsn sen and We will net
MReS ws sT Il sissi # Is ia
500 aagi FEAMsHIf sfiRS Is e ssa
MoNb 81 Steamer. 'a and RA
NOKE. which leave NEW YORK every WE'D
E EbAb WI nes !fspSs Z
BSkS sATiNf ,i IkEE sna
At se
ties, and all places ON the seaboard.
oqs E & e G sMiEsns Ell ;:
asss ss 6 sss
by Steamers, unless otherwise marked.
Freight received, on dsy. of sailing, until ocik.
p. NJ. j. L.. McHONOUGH,
Agent Of Adams Express Co.
SPECIAL. press packases for Nor
folk, Pete rSbnIs, Richrond. and all places yir
ginia and North Carolina intended foe shipment by
Steamships ROANOKE and JAMESTOWN. win
hereafter be received b, the ADAMS EXPRESS
COMPANY, who are the authorized az ents for Ex-
press privileges on these ships.
Office of the New. York and Virginia Steamship
Company. LUDLAM 4 PLEASANTS, Ax'ts.
VT'HROUGH TARIFF OF FREIGHT from
Richmond to Memphis and intermedsi points:
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je 29-2m Sign of the Big Shoe, 70 Main st
\ NOTICE.-The subscribers would

Nmost respectfully invite the attention
~ of their friends, customers,and the public GEN
orally. to their Spring supply Of Ladies', Gentle,
SHOES. of all the latest styles, and OF the best
quality, both of our own manufacture and Of the
best Philadelphia and Eastern work. All of the
above were purchased in person by one of the firm,
with particular attention being paid to the retail
department. All OF which will be sold low for cash.
or to punctual paying customers usual.
ALEX. HILL l. CO..
No. III Main street, Richmond, Va. :,
P. s. Ladies'. Gentlemen's. Boys, Misses and
Chidren's BOOTS and SHOES, made to order.
usual. BY Liz lI-tsl A. III. d CO.
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CT---------, WI. &C. SALLIE, WI. r.
~ sszEs1J CHANDLE Err, JNo. n sALLiE.
]. under the firm of WI. q. SAl.LfE
q co. CABINET MAKERS AND FURNITURE DEAL
E R :; nave on hand good assortment of FURNI-
ern. ss z----
We respectfllly solicit . cali from those who may
want any thing in Aur line.
- UNDERTAKING..
We Will also pay particular attention 10 the IN-
pERTAklNG BUSINESS in all its bra inches, keep
ing constantly on hand = large assortment OF NJ E.
pI,AllC EuRiAL CASES, and Mahogany and
promptly attended to. 5 ---rss9 : =
WIN. g. SALLIE & co. s
my 1-sm Franklin At, betveen IL and Sth.
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WALSH,S GUN AND Pts
>a4SS ToL sDEPQT;DG NSs PIS-

SPORTING APPARATUS. WALKING CANES,
&c.-JAS. WALSH, Manufacturer and Importer of
Rifles, Guns. Pistols, &c, invites the attention of
we-selected assortment of goods of every de-
scrption in the gunnery line, which he will sell at
the lowest possible prices, and on the most accom-
terms.
Colts celebrated FIVE-SHOOTER, and every
description Of hIs- arms. kept constantly on hand
He has in store, also, choice assortment Of
CANES, of various styles and colors.
He will repair all kinds of Fire Arms neatly.
quickly and SUBSTANTIALLY. mount Canes re lit and
repair Door and Trunk Locks, at reasonable prices
Cali at ms store, NO. 90, Main St. Richmond Va.
LANES WALSH,
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FURNITURE
Azsnz FURNITURER REPAIRED. AND
- VARNISHEDANDR BPACKED.-Th
subscriber beys leave to inform the pub
Eks lie that he still continues to repair and
re-varnish Furniture, at his old stand,
on Franklin street, opposite Metropolitan Hail.
His prices are moderate. Tho best of references
faithfully executed
N. B.-Furniture will be repaired and vanished
nj prlvate residences either town country, if
required. John DAVIS
Jy lin Franklin ST., Metropolitan Hall.
N1 CHEAP FURNIT EAT F.
GATHRIGHT'S Governor street-COT-
TAGE SUITS, of Imitation Rosewood,
Es-M Mahogany, Walnut and Oak; also, of So
I'D Mahogany, Walnut and Oak, good
quality. from $2s to $500 per suit. SoF AS, rom
Sls to SIS, TETE -A-TETES, from SIS 10 SIS 4
ROBES 30 81, from SO to SIS. jenny LIND BED
SSTEADs, from s. 70 SIS. Marble top TABLES,
to $50 per dozen. ROCKERS. from 81 to S:s.~
And every article of FURNITURE at the lowest
price. aos s. CASH. Cali and see for yourselves.
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EEa CHINA, GLASS AND EARTHEN.
HkAH onr purpose on the FIRST of January next, to
, uz1a remove to one OF the new iron front ware
neuses on Governor street now being hflt, and
WIN view OF reducin. stock, to avoid the ne
cess,ty q MOVING il. we shall from this time offer
Ouh EATiRE STOCK at greatly reduced rria
ed TO the sales of City and Country Merchants
wnlcn viii be sold at the cost Of Importation 10
close them: Housekeepers will find it to their I'M
terest to give us q call. - : : .'i's i' -
GEO. ]. SUMNER Il CO..
. ~ La--Im s No. pesrI straat
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DR.. HOOFLAND'S BALSAMIC CORDIAL,
The great stnadard medicines Of The present age
hare acquired thsir great popRiertty only through
years Of trial URboRaded satisfaction as rendered
them icorthy.
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eEy5s BEST HARD SOLE-LEATHER
kyKGNTRUNKS.-We have on hand fresh and
~A.1fLAfull stock OF the above, embracing all the
different sizes and STYLES, together with Vases,
Sukey TRUNKS and CARPET BAGS, in great
variety; and if gentlemen and ladies' wish first
rate md complete travelling outfit. just call at No.
ll3, Main street, Richmond Va, where you can
purchase at reasonable prices:
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John Randolph Tucker Dr. b. Fl. Tucker, Rich
mond. Va; st. Geo Tucker, Ashland, xa.s Hon.
James NJ. Mason, Winchester, Va; Rev. T. V.
Moore, y. D., Richmond, Va; Right Rev. Bishop
Hon. Henry A. Wise. Rchmond, Va. Judge H. H.
Marshali, Charlotte g. H., Va; Rev. J. r. Sra
Cartersvlle, Va; DIR. Gessner Harrison, DIR. Jas.
L. Csbell. University of Va. DR.. r. Fl. Cabell, Mr..
NAN, Mr. Allen T. Caperton MIR. Oliver Bierne, Mr..
John Echols. Union, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-26

TorHE CLERGY. The Cincinnati CONNER
cial informs the public that no less than four
pastors are wanted for rs many leading
churches in that city, and gives hint as to
the reason. which may apply To other cues
besides the Queen Of the West. Every
congregation wantsa Whitfield ora Chalmers,
but not every one is willing to pay for such
n rarity AT the present time the p"lplts
Of four prominent churches III this c'tv are
vacant, viz that Of the 9Th Presbyterian
Church, on Broadway : Second Disciples,
Church, on Sixth, between Smith and Mound:
the Second Presbyterian Church, on Fourth
between Vine and Race streets, and II.
Johns (Episcopal) Church. Among the no
table facts Of cur current local church ms
tory, is the difficulty realized il procuring
ministers who are equal to the standard Of
intellectual and spiritual excellence desired,
we might say demanded by the people
The chief difficulty i'll the way seems t" he
Discrimination on the part OF our people to
pay salaries proportionate with those paid
in Eastern cities for the grade of ability IN
request here, and secondly, tbs scarcity Of
the sort Of material wanted"
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1859.
AL N A N A c.
1855
MA Rim LIS r.
poRT OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rs

ARRIVED.
sebrR. X. Nawly, Prtchet, Baltimore, fish to
psrtlux Hill c..
Sebr Belle Conway, Delany, Richmond, trucks
"A mikes 10 Alexandria, Loudoun and Hamp-
Lire Railroad Co.
S,br. Osceola, Wilson. Baltimore, nails to Bar
ty Trplett.
Sehr. Gnisn, Murphy. Sandy Point, wheat TO
g.arslOcs, Marshall Co.
SAILED.
schr. julia A. Rich, Rhinehart, Dighton, by Bor-
len Mining Co.
srhr. Adeaii, Smith, Philadelphia, by 1. j..
Nehsaey
Schr VIM Henry, Presly, Philadelphia, by D.
3 smith.
MEMORANDA.
Ship ST. Charles, Conway, DAYS from tins port,
,niyel At New York, 23d inst. Had heavy North
.lr, the entire passage.
>.hr,. Ann Cole, Hazleton, from Georgetown,
yuyei Al Wareham, 18th inst; james House,
>prague for this port, and Charles ). Carstairs,
>msr,, for Georgetown, sailed 18th inst.
Srhr. Ocean Wave, Warner, for Washington,
~ n Nay York 9th inst.
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NE 3 c I A L.
rortst. October Is.

AisAa ,;rnes firm and active, with an
Tie nl'' ..,dsucy in prices. The receipts Of
.:,,n''ns 9TH a good demand for shipping
Faar are 49,, .nmp,on, and in prices there have
I'd bone ~, ,n.o--the market closing frm' with
20 - rs,s stree, at 1915: E,'I. ss, 10 ..
Sc q D =, ,,,,bsr advance in Wheat, and VIC
nee ; =. change Of fair and good white at
s'' ,'.s' ~, :. ls6c and fair to good red at 10
re- 81 a1a Til. receipts are limited, and the
&; 'aa 49, ,;vs Corn continues scarce, but
s.',e' >S'' ,..n,e to note in quotations. Rye IS
v ave =, sOM.s5c Oats quiet ana I'M
j. 8;
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ALEXANDRIA, STEAM DYEING. CLOTH
DRESSING. and SECURING ESTAB-
IISHMENT
Isl n- MAkFIELD. pRnrRlGroR.

4. ID. WAKEFIELD. PROPRIETOR.
MERCHANTS and others are respectfully IN
wi yited to examine the superior style III which
goods are CLEANED and DYED At my establish.
lncut No. -. Fairfax street. Gold stand,) where
everything appcrt amin. to a well regulated cStab.
iishmcut ut the kind can he done IN superior
manner. at moderate prices GOODS forwarded
to any part II Virginia and Maryland with dis
patch safely aud carefully packed.
\ call i respectfully solicited. You will find
me ~ ali ti!ny, It nv post, ready aud wiling 10
accommodate all desiring my services.
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4 uCTIoy GOODS AT PRIVATE SALE.

n JOHN T. CREIGHTON, No. 80 KING ST..
Mould mos, respectfully ask the attention Of the
Ladies to small invoice Of Goods received for
suction but which he prefers to sell out by retail
al auction prces--embracing Shawls. Scaris,
nsnbs Wool Hose, Suspenders, Children's Wors-
tel Hoods, Worsrei Mantillas and CATERS, Shirts,
Shirt Collars, Drawers. Buck Gloves, &c. Said
loOds will be sold low, 10 close out. Call and see
,r Yourself oct 70
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JryEpp0DI. SALT.

700 SACKS GROUND ALUM SALT
O,OUU 2Gdu SACKS ASilIoNS FINE
SALT lust received per Ship - Charles. from
~ FOWLE ( co.
nNSTrE DISHES. On STANDS: 'hating
~ Dishes: Coffee lruS aud higgins: The Old
u ,piuion Cote. Pot: Britannia tast"rs, Lamps
Ladies. Pitchers Cnrs. Coffee and lea Pots. i"f
III. Lr JOHN OGDEN,
OCT IL Dealer in housekeeping Articles.
JoUN MURPHY. ATTORNEY Ar Ia ".
D will practice in the Courts Of Northumberland,
Richmond. End Northumberland Counties. Posi
Office, Rice's Store, Wssunorsisnd Gounty.Vs
dso o-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-26

4 CARD.-Ihc greater portion Of our ciISio-
n mers are probably aware that on the first .;
September last w commenced selling goods cNc'u-
sircly for cash Offering at the time. IN induce
mcn Tor our very prompt credit customers I" pa!
cash, that We would make deduction ~ i've l''r
cent on all purchases amounting 10 siO amt NJ
wards believing, II the time. that the discount
offered would have been sufficient inducements
hut We End The move t. have been u very unl'olu-
lar onc with many IT our most valuable customers
li,,y considering ii very grca, convenience I"
have an account where they could send Tor or piIr
ch, ). what they wished: and n we do not feel
thar wr can afford to loose the patronage OF such
n have ALWAYS sustained us heretofore. besides de-
p,yiug ourselves Of the pleasure Of doing business
with them. We have determined 10 again open our
books 10 such rs have always paid Us when ihcir
bills were presented. ami hope al such VIII appr'-
cia;e this public announcement a We would no;
make il. only that we publicly declined f. continue
any accounts. and as we do NOT approve "i pun
fishing one thing and doing another. We have
thought it due our prompt customers III maxim
the change. tnpublsh this statement We Sha'i.
however. continue 10 allow the discount on ali
purchases oi Slu aud upwards il paid Tor III the
time al purchase. and would respectfully solicit
AL who prefer {" buy for cash to examine "lr
stock which j. now very large. and having rur-
chased most os our goods this season II tue New
York and Philadelphia auction sales. We know
that we have one of the largest aud cheapest
stocks OF GOODS in the District.
W. VI. SINISTER 4 CO.,
No. ~. opposite Centre Market. bet 9TH ( sth ST.
Washiu stnn, oct 20--ilm
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Tha Markets.

o., 25.-Flour closed firm; How
BALM" ,,q, Wheat closed buoyant; sales
j ''i's' ta.lsI.: white l.5@'5oc; red l2o9
'''V : ,,..a firm: white and yellow 300
~ ,,;.u. closed quiet; mess pork $ia''o;
s'' ., .. bacon sides Iosc. whiskoy closed
,,,l !, sc.
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UIL-II.UTHN.
MhTTINGS &C.. S..
In every variety and style. all new stock, and
purchased Al such rates - enable I" mark
Them At greatly reduced prices. ourpurr"se - to
supply the public with al such goods. in better
qualities. and III lower rates. than they have ever
before been sold At in The District
Ciliicus Of Alexandria and the adjoining cnun-
ties arc respectfully invited 10 visit our show
rooms. and inspect onr stock.
.,.. II live, II, pleasure to add that Mr. WI.
J.. EDMONDS. 81 Virginia Tor many years III the
employ IL C!asc't \ Dod~"n. has formed a husi-
ness connection with ON house. where he / at all
times rc,dy - serve hi friends and acqaainanrSS.
l.. +. PERRY - CO..
Upper Rooms Perry Building.
Corner Penn. ave. and ri H.. Wash. City.
Wnshinttn srm I'D lMArmSM
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The io'els" amouut to 5000, 1859. The re-
p j specie last week BY sea- sro we, New Orleans
it'u hat The Banks will show an increase
lae',sa' and ii deposits The money market for
- was easy
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,I,REMENporS RUSH Al ERENCHS Book

TTVNEWEN > Il u OUUh
L Box and Pcci"iirai D.poi'
Look out for the Iiarper's Ferry Insurrection
Thrilling Scenes Frank Leslie's Illustrated
newspaper for this week contains full illustrations
ii the terrible deeds OF violence recently enacted
al Hsrper's Ferry. Everybody and their Chill
iren should have copy. For sale Is above.
OCT u
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CANAL COMMERCE.
ARRIVED. October %.

Boa, Buffalo. coal TO T. J. Mehafiey.
Boat r. II. Morgan, coal to Frcstburg Coal Go.
Boats Elizabeth Ann. David Lynn, and Dutch
Hen. coal 10 Borden Mining Co.
Boat John middleton, coal to American Coal
Company