Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-07
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

connection with the Political Ecclesiastical,
and Literary history of his time, by David Mas
son, NJ. A., with portraits, and specimens OF MS
handwriting at different periods, vol |, i6os Io'V'
to be completed in three vols. 5 vo., cloth, 1910
per vol.
British Noveli.ts and their Styles, being criti-
cal sketch of the history of British prose hcton by
David Mason, NJ. A., IL mo-, cloth, 1oc.
The Bible in the Levant, or the life and letters oil
Rev. c. n. RICHTER, edited BY Rev. ,. >. frime,
75c.
Modern Atheism, under its forms Of Panthcism,
Materialism, Secuarism, Ge., de-, by James Buch-
anan, d. D., LID, IL mo-, cloth, sl,29.
Life and Liberty in America, or a tour IN the
United States and Canada in lS51-.S, by Charles
Mackay, L. L. D., with ten illustrations, 81.
Lectures delivered before the Young Mems
Christian Association, in Exeter Hall, London,
from November 1858, to February 1899, IL NO.,
cloth, 81.
Salvation by Christ, series of discourses on
some of the most important doctrines OF the COS
pei, by Francis Wayland, IL mo-, 81.
Revival, Sketches and Manual, in two parts, by
Rev. IIcman Humphrey, d. D., SOC.
Guido and Julius, or, Sin and the Propitiator,
exhibited in the true conservation of the sceptic,
by Frederick Aug. ID. Thouck, d. d., 63c.
God Revealed in the Process of Creation, and by
the manifestation of Jesus Christ, 10y James u
Walker, author of PHILOSOPHY Of the plan OF Saliva
ton" l2 mo-, cloth, 81.
The Table of the Lord, by author of "Thc Lis
tener," &c.
Christ on the Cross, an exposition OF the I'D
Psalm. by Rev. John Stevenson.
History of France, from the earliest times to
lS4s, by Rev. James White, Svo, -.
-Four Years Aboard the Whacship, embracing
cruises i'm the Pacific Atlantic Indian, and Antarc-
tic Oceans, IL mo-, cloth, 81.
Parlor Charades and Proverbs. intended for the
parlor or saloon requiring expansive scenery or
properties for performance. 81.
A new Dictionary OF Quotations from the Greek,
Latin, and Modern Languages, translated into
English, with an extensive index, l2 mo-, cloth,
$3.50. For sale by
JAS. ENTWISLE & son,
oct4 No. - King street.
/ fall supply of BOOKS AND STATIONARY,
which is unusually large and complete, consisting
of Wrapping Paper. of all sizes and qualities; Let
ter, Cap, and Note Papers, of every description;
Envelopes, Buff, White, and Mourning; Flat Cap,
Drawing Paper, Bristol Board, Drawing Pencils,
Monachromatic Boards, Water Colors, Ink, Black,
Blue, Red, and Carminc Steel Pens and Holders,
in great variety.
Nv stock of BOOKS embraces all the standard
works of History, Poetry, &C., as well us all the
text Books used in Colleges and Schools. All for
sale the lowest prices, for cash, TO punctual
customers.
Esy- Orders from the country promptly attended
to, the goods carefully packed. and sent by the
first conveyance. ROBERT BELL,
sep Is No. oil King street
IMPORTANT N0TICE.-ARRIvAL OF THE
GREAT EASTERN STEAMSHIP AT ALIEN
this day at GEO. SO
GERS Book and Periodicdi Store, IS Prince
street. oppo~ite tie Gascne Obfcc, the Great East
ern Steamship number of the Illustrated London
News. The size of this picture is double that Of
any colored picture ever published by the London
News, being IS by "a inches. II is the finest col
ored plate ever issued by the publishers of the IL
Illustrated London News, and beyond question the
best picture of the Great Steamship, published at
any price. The price of the picture and the u
pages OF Letter Press splenddly illustrated, il
only soc.
As the demand will he very great and the supply
necessarily limited, orders must be given at once
or it will be impossible to supply them.
oct 3
NREAT ATTRACTION AT FRENCHS-
" ARRIVAL OF THE GREAT EASTERN.
-Colorcd engraving-every body and their chill
dren should have copy. The London Illustrated
News containing the aforesaid splendldly colored
picture Of the Great Eastern, on the Ocean, under
full sail and the steam, has just arrived, and for
sale at FRENCIr.S Book and Periodical Depot
price soc.
lie Bon Ton for October, and J Journal Des Modes
soc.
The Great Republic for October, 2jc
Hunts Merchants Magazine for October. JOc.
Constantly receiving new Books, &c. oct )
MUSICAL Observation-Disclosures large
lfl invoice of GOODS in the above line just re-
ceivcd, including Flutes. F!ageolcts Flies. Accor-
deems, Banjos, Drums, Niolins, Bows, Rosin. Gut
tar Violin and Banjo Strings. Of superior quality
&C., which added to my stock hand, (Which
embraces about every thing usually in request')
make up about the largest and most complete AS
sortment ever offered by me or any one IN this
market or any Of the ncighboring cities. buy
these goods exclusively from Mportcrs and Nam
utdcfurcrs, and feel confident in the assertion, ny
comparison with goods bought in other places,
that you can save money by making your soiec-
tionS from my establishment.
In the way of Sned UpSic and NrSi""t works,
Alexandria never has had, and the District towns
cannot now show such stock. rs | am cr"dlbly
informed by those who have made the examination.
If you have any doubts upon the subject, call and
see for yourself
MUSIC sent to any part of the country Tree OF
postage, and liberal deduction made to Schools
and Teachers, and orders promptly hiied.
PIANOS and MEL0DEONS from two OF the
most reliable manufactures, Oh. Worcester ana
Carhart. Ncedham 4 Co,l in the United States, or
elsewhere, furnished at Factory prices. for cash or
good paper. JOHN IL. fAhhoii.
sep 26-tf
CSCHOOL BOOKS.-Lee's Geology: Greig
y Adams Geology: Whateleys Logic and .khet-
orc; Michell's, Smiths, C"rnclls Manteith ; Gar
tcr's PHYSICAL and Political; Warrens Physical
and Common School: and Parley's biographies;
Harts Constitution of u. S; Smiths History OF
Greece Liddcls History of Rome; Nelasquez