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The Markets.

BALTIMORE. Feb. Flour is firm; Howard
.,r-e, and Ohio at 1915. Wheat is firm; white
l4o@ l7oc Corn has advanced; sales OF white
and yellow at 76@7Sc. Provisions are steady.
whissey is firm; Ohio and City 29c.
ygw York February Flour is heavy; State
s52O@ 500; Ohio $6.2O@$6.35; Southern 1915
as6.lO. Wheat is very dull; Kentucky white
ia. Corn is very dull; mixed is nominal at 81
q soc: yellow soc. Pork is steady: mess Sls@
1870 Lard is buoyant at l2t@l 23c. "hiskey
i, dull at 2S!@29c. Stocks are firm but dull
No &. Sla -.
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BY YESTERDAY EVENINGS MAILS.

Geo. f. Denealr, esq, who was, on Friday
afternoon, honorably acquitted in Staunton
Of the second charge on which he had been
lately arrested, is now in Richmond, relative
to the matter against his SOL.
The last number of the Bedford Sentinel
removes all doubt as TO the Hon. VIM. l.. Cog
gins acceptance of the Gubernatorial nomi-
nation. in the event of his being the choice Of
the Convention.
A bloody affray occurred in the Valley,
near the Poor House of Richmond, on Sun
day afternoon, between John Gentry and
Robert Patterson, which may possibly result
in the death Of the former. Gentry followed
a woman with whom he is living, to Patter-
sons house, and drew knife upon her to kill
her. Patterson intcrierred, and attempted to
make peace, when Gentry stabbed him in
the breast with knife, inficting il slight
wound The tw" then seized, Patterson
fighting with everything he could get hold of
to save himself, and scuffled into the yard
where the fight continued until Gentry was
disabled by heavy and repeated blows on the
head and face Patterson was arrested by
officer Seal, and locked up. Gentry condition
being quite serious.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-08
The Coal Trade.

Las, week the shipments of coal from the Mary
and coal field amounted to SOAP tons. Of this
aggregate 1870 tons were shipped over the Cum
berland Coal and Iron Companys road; l,433 tons
over the Cumberland and Pennsylvania road; and
4 93s tons over the road of the Georges Crock
Coal and Iron Company. Total since the LIST Of
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-08

! ready been played by the bai'imore a""
Ohio Railroad Company, it is said, to the
entire destruction of Virginia intcreets.-
These outrages by Il foreign company, 1t Is
I likely. will come under review by the Legs
lature. and it is hoped the time is near when
all this injustice will be made to cease by
orr GOOD old mother. who, If called on no
doubt. will protect all her children from the
cruel rapacity of these modern Amsterdam
mcrs.
S1.PArL's CurRcn-On Sunday morning
last Rev. James Il. Johnston took leave Oh
the Congregation of St. Pauls Church. IN an
address which was brief and appropriate
but full of deep feeling. He announced that
his continued ill-health, preventing him from
discharging all his ministerial duties had
made it necessary for him to resign the post
as Rector of the Church, which he has occu-
MED for Twenty-Five wears past, and in which
he had received tokens of respect and attach
ment from his Pensioners, which had en-
dearod them TO him forever. He babe them
an affectionate farewell, asking for their
prayers, as they would have his, as long as
| life lasted The scene was solemn, and the
grief of the congregation was manifested by
their tears. In the afternoon, there was
solemn leaye-taking of the Sunday School
scholars. in which the little children received
the kindest exhortations, and the best advice
for their future conduct.
CorL1sroy.-The Steamer Mount Vernon,
on her down trip to Aqua Greek, on Satur-
dav night when of Hatton's Point, few
miles below this city, ran into the, lnspec-
tors schooner, SPRAY" Capt. Davis, strik-
ing her forward and wheeling her around,
when the wheelhouse of the steamer carried
away a portion of the stern and some OF the
rigging of the schooner, but not damaging
her sufficiently to sink her, and she arrived
here n short time after We could not learn
who was in fault.
THE County Court for this County, Tur-
ner Dixon presiding. commenced its session
'e' ',. 80. A. o,,n,n, of lanes J.
Cole. Jailor. against the county. OF Sl9l oo
was received and ordered to be PAID also an
account of John B. Hancock, constable, OF
SD 20. The Court adjourned until tins
morning at IL o'clock.
LECTURE ION ''ni l.. Nv ''"."'
t;on ,ssociation ON the Book of Revelations,
* 70 he delivered this evening. at the Lecture
Room Of the Second Presbyterian Church,
bv the Rev. Elias Harrison. His subject
will be the "Opcning of the Second Seal,
and most interesting discourse may be ex-
pe''''
PENNSYLVANIA AyESrE RAILRoAD.-The
Senate on Saturday, spent considerable time
in discussing the Pennsylvania Avenue Rail
road bill, first passing amendments to it, and
afterwards rejecting them, ana hhally ao-
''''' ~, H. 0,tor o,o;, vas
SoUP lIor>E.-Donatlons t" the Soup
House,. I. Evans. % lbs Bread; three
friends " 81 worth of Bread; a friend, 81:
| 80 , ., AN q NJ - IN
lreunan '"' - wv ~ '" "''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-08

DIRECTORS.
n Huntingdon, Cha.. Boswell. job Allyn,
Albert Day. Henry hrhrS' john I. BRACE
Jas Goodwin, Calvin Day, Charles j. Russ
limo. G. Allyn Scc'y. II. Huntington. Pres't.
c. c. Lyman. As't. Sec'y. Vim. y. Bowers, Actuary
This old aud reliable Company established for
nearly FIFTY YEARS. continues TO Insure against
Loss or Dana &c 10y Fire. on Dwellings Warehouses.
Stores, Merchandise Mills. Manufactures, and most
other kinds Of property, on it, usua satisfactory
terms.
Particular attention given to nsuring Farm Pro-
perty. consisting of Dwellings. Barns. and Out
Building. connected, and Furniture, Live Stock,
Hay. Grain. Farming Utensils. &c. &C.. contained
in the same for term Of three five years at lar
rates of premium.
Applications for Insurance may he made to the
undersigned, tie d"Iy authorized Agemfor AleSan-
dria and vicinity.
Losse. equably adjusted at this Agency. and
paid Immediately. upon satisfactory proofs. in
funds current ia the cite, Of Ne" York or Boston
the assured may prefer.
feb 5-d3m 4. JAMESON, Agent.
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nu NOTICE

ft'' N0TICE.-Thc MILITARY. FIREMES, and
"'aer Associations and Societies intending to unite
"a the Procession the 22nd, are requested to re-
s"'' t" me at the earliest possible time, in order
Lat they may lie assigned their position.
'rb >-d3t NJ. ID. CORSE. Chief Marshal.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-08
Georgetown Cattle Market, FEBRUARY s.

The offerings of beef cattle at the yards yester-
day amounted to about 225 head. 1876 Of which
acre purchased by District butchers at So 500
s. on the hoof. equal to S7@slO net few
very prime sold for SIC. & h. gross. The remain
my 20 were left over. Sheep 4@5 cts. h.
Hog. SSM,SS 50.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-08
Murderer Convicted.

CHICAGO, Feb Henri Jumpertz has
been convicted for the murder of Sophia Wer-
ner, whose remains were found at the llud-
son River depot about a wear ago
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BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
Tha Overland Mail,

ST. Louis. Feb. 6.-Thr California overland
mail of the lIth ult has arrived.
By it we have Victoria dates of the 10Th
Ned McGowan. and party Of American
rowdies. carried off Il British Justice, and paid
$50 for contempt.
The arrival of three clippers at San Fran
cisco had caused movement in provisions
and groceries, but quotations were uncharg-
ed
Fifteen Indians, in Eden Valley, had been
killed by party of whites in consequence of
their stealing horses.
The Supreme Court of California had de
cided that the Legislature had no c"nstitu-
tional power to tax mining claims or TO pro-
hibit Chinese immigration.
The mail passengers report that the ella
mines were nearly deserted. The Canaan
ches had stolen eleven mules and fifty hor-
SEES belonging to the settlers.
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VI ENOR ASDA.

Schrs. Restless. Smith, from Georgetown, d. c.;
J,PrcdmorC. Cranmer. and Only Daughter, Bonner
,fom ths port. arrived vt New York. 18th instant;
Fleetwood Burr. and Astoria. Wooster, from do,
&c. 9TH inst
>chr. Ann Pickcrcl, Levcrton. from this port,
arrived at Newport. 4th inst.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-08

80 wv. ii. HANrzMAN, will be u candidate for
'1FtFm'endent of Gar Works. a service Of seven
'y''' u connection with the practical operations
Mr Works, will enable him, if elected, to dis
--se the duties to the interest of the Works and
a'SactiOn of consumers feb S-eo2w*
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-08

SINGING SCHOOL.

MIR. Il. +. DENNIS will commence his Second
MI Term in VOCAL MUSIC and CCLTlNA-
TION OF THE VOICE. at the LECTURE Room
corner of Royal and Duke streets. on T"s"d"y
Niqht. February Sfh. at "a o'clock.
Those wishing to attend, will purchase Tickets
at the store of Entwisle & Son, or at No. ) Ex-
change Block.
The FIRST RrpIuESrs will he taught. so as to
c,ohl. all 10 read Music. Price of Tickets. 81.
,b d,d B. +. DENNIS.
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MUSIC AND PIANOS.

MUSlC AMI 11hNoo'
lust received from New York and Baltimore.
y some more of those beautiful instruments OF
Num- 4 Clark sand knabe < Cos. manufacture;
also from other makers, warranted IN every res
pcct and sold as loa as can be bought ut the 'ac-
tory Call and see them.
SHEET MUSIC,
OF all kinds, and every thing usually found in
fr.t class Music Store. Call and examine before
purchasing elsewhere. nj
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-08

GREENS MANSION HOUSE,
CORNER OF CAMERON AND fAlkfAA SIS
UIUIS wcIl-knowu and POPULAR HOTEL
having undergone 4 THORGiGH RENO|A-
TOY and REFIRNiSHiNG, is now open, with
everything complete for the convenience and ac-
COMMUNICATION uf BOARDERe and TRAVELLERS.
No. The Proprietor las secured the services OF
GEORGE l.. STEWART and SAMl Ell +.
GREGORY. under whose joint management no
pains will be spared 10 sustain the reputation of
the HOUSE US n FIRST CLiSS HOTEL IN
every respect JAMhH "hEHN.
Airnnnlrin EchrnarN ]. lSj9--dtt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-08

~" The members of the SUN FIRE COMPANY
VII assemble at :! o'clock THIS TUESDAY ere-
,,NI' to consider the subject of Celebrating the
I'M oi February next. BY order Of the President:
ch>-lt JOHN II. DUFFEG. Sec'y.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-08
The Haytien Revolution.

BosroS. Feb. Dates from Port au
Prince of the 10th ult. are received. The
revolution had extended over all parts Of the
empire, and there had been severe fighting
at st. Marc, both on sea and land, resulting
in considerable loss of life. Soulouque was
compelled to retreat In the naval engage
ment, six ships including the Admrals vessel,
were badly damaged The whole imperial
fleet returned to Port au Prince.
Reinforcements were joining Geffard from
all points, and it was believed that Solouque
would be unable to force his way back to the
capital, the city being surrounded by Repub-
licans.
The Emperor's coffee was all seized and
sold at auction.
Port au Prince was under arms, and no
mails were allowed to leave.
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Now York, Aug. 81, 1858.
BALTIMORE. Feb. 1, 1919.

BALTIMORE. Feb. /, lSJa.
BEING DESTROYS of having one Agent at AleAan-
dria. for the sale Of De Burys No. illuminated
Snper Phosphate If Lime, l have agreed with Mr.;
JAMES c. NEVETT to supply him with Il limited
quantity this Spring, the quality of which can be
ascertained by copy of analysis in his possession.
respectfully request the Farmers Of the District
Fuuouier, Fairfax. Loud"un. and the adjoining
Counties. TO give Mr.. Nevett the benefit OF their
patronage. as the article which he receives IRON,
me is worthy of the confidence OF the Agricultural
community in every respect.
C. MORTON STEWART.
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Examination of an alleged Express Robbsr.

MONTGOMERY, Ala. Feb. 5.-The prelimi-
nary examination of \. Maroney, the Mont
gomery agent, for rohbing the Adams Cos
Express of $4,000, was commenced here yes
terday before magistrates. Able counsel are
employed on both sides The examination
is still progressing
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-08

vJ,IlREE GOOD URNALS FOR lS19.-
We'll adapted To all readers i'll every family
LIFE ILLUSTRATED;
\ first class Pictorial Family Paper, devoted to
News, Literature, Science, the Arts: to Entertain
mcnt. Improvement and Progress fup''he"
weekly, at 50 year. ~
THE WATER CURE JOURNAL;
Uv,lropathy. its Philosophy and Practice: Thy
solngy. Anatomy, and the Laws Of Life and Health.
TIE PSYCHOLOGICAL JOURNAL.
Devoted to all the Progressive Measures Tor
the Elevation and Improvement "i Mankind. IL
lus,ratod. Il year.
For three d"llar,. all three Paper. VIII be sent
wear FOWLER WELLS.
3Os Broadway, New York.
~. SAMPLE. gratis. Agents wanted. Begin
,o,, New York. feb l-wlm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-08

GALE or HORSES. CATTLE, CARRIAGES,
- Sc.--Wi be sold at public auction, Thur
day, The lOh n,t"ni, io'r, y not III. nertJair day,
at the residence Of the subscriber. summer Hill,
near Alexuudria, HORSES, CATTLE, one ROCK
AWAY. BUGGY. single and double harness ior
the same: HOGS, FARMING IMPLEMENTS,
Corn, Buckwheat Poultry, &c. Terns-S20 and
under. cash; over tina, amount, 4 credit Of four
months will lie allowed. for negotiable notes well
endorsed ID. 4. WINDSOR. summer Hill,
feb cost Fairfax County, Va.
4 VERY CHEAP FARM FOR SALE.-lS3
n AC.tES OF LA ND-good red soil. well
wooded with Oak, Hickory. and Pine-comfortabe
81 HOUSE; good enclosures; never failing stream
EaI Of water on one side Of the farm, and bounded
on the other side by public road, about mile from
Sudlcy Mills-near which there will be n depot ON
the Independent Line Of the Manassas Gap Rail
road. where wood enough might be sold 10 pay fot
the Farm, without any Inconvenience or injury 10
the land. Thi. farm be purchased for two
thousand dollars ca,h, by making early application
to L. T. CHINN, Agent,
Near Groveton. Prince William Co., Va.
Ri,- The above FARM will be sold at public
auction, for cash, at sudley Mills, Wednssiny,
The 18th day Of February neIt. II previously sold,
due notice will be given.
3. T. CHINN, Agent.
Prince William County, JAN 7--cots
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-08

NIOTICE.-TO THE FARMERS or -hAhl-
N LAND AND VIRGINIA Having appoin-
ted Mr.. c. MORTON STEWART Agent tor the sale
of our CHEMICAL MANURE. so long and ia
vorably known under the name of "DE BURG
we have supplied him with a sufficient quantity to
NEE, the demands of the trade. of such quality rs
has been highly approved by DIR. DAvlp STEWART
Chemist to the Agricultural Society OF Mar! land
and fully equal to any which has hith"rt" been
sold in Baltimore. C. B. DE BURG CO..
Office No. Beekham street, \. YORK
Nassau Bank Buildings)
Now York Aug 81, 1888.
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f"' LIBRARY N0TICE.-The Stockholders
.-e Alexandria Library Company. are hereby
:. ,''d that the Goth Annual Meeting will be held
-. .-' Room. o" Monday Ere"ing, February 2l"t,
;. e'"ck, =. w., at which time an election for
silent and Eleven Directors will be held, in
rP"ahce with the requirements of the Charter.
.; order Of the President pro. TEN.
''-dtd EDW. X. ROXBURY. Librarian.
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Baltimore, feb S-w3w

IA FOR SAL ga new. and beautiful
,G::E. DWELLING. situated on Columbus. between
Princess and OronOco streets. The lot is 6o 1ec'
front. running back half the square to u ~ feet
alley. If not sold privately before the 100. ""Y
Of Nay. will, at that time. offer the same at pun
lie auction in front of said premises Also. my
half interest in the Planning Mill ana sash, Door
and Blind Factory, corner of Queen ana FAIRFAX
streets, with quarter square OF ground a''acneu'
The said Factory is complete in every respect Tor
do;po LARGE business, and is said to he OF the
finest and best arranged amy whsrc to he found.
Those wishing to purchase are invited t" cal! amt
examine the premises. as inducements VIII he OIL
fered and terms made easy. B. ii. JENKINS.
To one having capital to purchase material from
first hands. fortune could be realized IN lc"
wears feb S-eotMaylOl Is. ii. y.
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MARI NE LIST.
'oRr OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 7.

ARRIVED.
Propeller G. c. Algcr, Shore, Philadelphia, to
Wm. II. Fowle 4 Son.
SAILED.
Schr Sea Witch. Smith. Somerset by Borden
Mining Co.
Sclr X. H. shannon. March, New York. by ID.
b. Smith
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CHARLES HERND0N, (LArE coywAr
HrRypox,l ATTORNEY AT Law fELp-
yR,cxsurRG, Va, continues to practice IN inc
Court. of King George, Stafford, Caroline 1P''-
Collection ,J promptly made and RENTED.
-HEYEREScEs-
r,.,., Mesus. Fowle i Co.,
GoW pront. Messrs. Ca1cnove L Co.,
80. /. smith. Mcyeigh 4 Chamberlain
tahn X DninperGsld, Snoot, Uhl.r 4 Co.,
Iohn 6 Harbour, Robinson 4 Payne.
80, Mckenzie, John II. Brent.
Rurke 4 Herbert, Bryan, Adams 4 Co.,
G. T. Suite Co, and other merchants.
fredericksburg, Va, jy 26-daely
JOB PRINTING
Ns.tly executed, With Dispatch, at ttis ofsss.
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WHARF PROPERTY AT TRUSTEES SALE.

w By virtue Of II deed Of trust from the Ale
ghany Mining Company, recorded in the Office of
the Clerk of Alexandria County Court, Oh the
18th Of January 1859, the undersigned, n Trus
tees. viii! sell at public auction, the premises
on The 6h dayct .iprH. 1889. at II octock. w.. one
undivided third Of WHARF PROPERTY and
premises. situated and being in the city of Alexan
dra Va, at near the outlet lock of the AlcXun-
dru Canal. the other two-thirds being owned by
the Borden Mining and FroStburg Coal Companies
Tn" whole property il that which has been use
jointly by the said Companies, and is subject to
yearly rent of three hundred dollar,, under
lease Of thirty years, from january lst, 1880. 1t
is nl.u subject to the terms of an agreement be-
tw rrn the aid Companies. which can be- seen by
application to the Agents of either Of III. above
named Companies in this city.
Thi. property is included in u mortgage for
Sl0O, 900, payable 1T Of January, 1871. with in
tcrc> ut per Ct, payable LIST July and Isl Janua-
~, This mortgage also includes the whole of the
Mine, aud Lands of the Allegheny Mining Com
puuy in Allegheny County. Md. and in Offering
the said Mines aud Lands, the Trustees have slip
ulatcd that the purchaser shall pay said mortgage
~ that the property offered shall not be called
on for any part thereof. The terms Of sale will he
cash at the time Of sale Persons DESTROYS 10 ex-
anime the property. can do 50 on implication to
Capt W. J. B0oTIE.
EDWARD FRANKS, Tru.,...
CHAS. \. SEC0R,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-08

In the House of Representatives, Mr.. Ste
phcns offered resolution setting apart Tues
day and Wednesday. the 10Th and 10th IN
stonts. for the consideration of Territorial
business, and urged that it was necessary to
make such a rule as the session was wearing
away. and, unless something of this kind is
adopted, it will not be possible that the Ter
ritorial business can receive due attention
Messrs. Morgan, Of y. York, and Dean, Of
Conn. objected to the resolution. when
Mr.. Stephens moved to suspend the rules
in order to consider the bill; not agreed to
yeas lis. nays G9-two-thir'iS not voting IN
the affirmative.
Mr., Farnswo-th made an Intellectual mo
ton 10 suspend the rule for the consideration
of the Chicago harbor improvement bill
yeas lOl. nays 20; not two-third, in the
affirmative.
On motion of Mr.. Gartrcll, Senate reSo-
luton to pay the State of Georgia an uncX-
pended balance of IN appropriation to re-
fund that State the amount paid volunteers
for services in the Indian war the amount
involvcdis SIP was passed.
On motion of Mr. Moore, the Senate bill
10 nav the State of Maine the amount OF ex-
pcnscs incurred in raising volunteers Tor the
Federal service in l>4G- $1,000 was pass
ed.
On motion Of Mr. Atkins, the Senate bill
authorizing the payment to the State OF Ten
ros,o. nf =, bulnnce due on account Of mill
tary services in the Seminole war, tabout
800, was passed.
On motion of Mr. Phelps, the House went
into Committee of the Whole Oh the state OF
the Union.
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1859
A L n A N A C l..

sECOSD MONTH. SUN Sun
FEBRUARY rises. sets. MOON PHASES.
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VERY FINE IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC
\ SEGARS, CHEWING TOBACCO, &c.---The

VERY FINE IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC
sEGARS. CHEWING TOBACCO, &c.---The
subscriber has lately received large addition to
his stock, and is quite confident that he can please
the taste Of almost any one wanting articles III his
line He names in part. some very fine IA AAi
seq AIRS. out Of the same lot that President Buch
apan smokes; very superior rHE WING TOBAr-
90, of various brands: genuine Turkish SIMON
ING TOBACCO: PIPES and STEMS, in great
variety. &c. For sale, wholesale and retail.
CHARLES p. SHAW.
24-tf v. E. cor. of King Fairfax-sts
GREAT ATTRACTION BRYAN & ADAAs
" being DESTROYS Of making room for their
SPRING PURCHASES, have determined to offer
their large and elegant assortment OF DIX
GOODS, at cart for Cash! until the ist day oil
March next. A. unusual bargains may he expect
cd they respectfully call the attention OF buyers
10 examine the good. before purchasing elsewhere.
f.t l--d?W
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T. ." We are authorized TO announce WV. j.
'''">' as candidate for the office Of Superin-
@ 80 OF .ias, at the ensuing election.
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DR Mcguire,

DIR. MCGUIRE,
OFFERS his Professions! services to the cru
zens Of Alexandria and the vicinity. once al
the :. W. corner Of Prince and Royal streets.
ian 90--dSctf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-08

GENUINE STEEL SPRING HOOP SKIRTS
II We are this day receiving large assortment
Of Hoop Skirts for ladies aud children; also round
and fat Reeds: Ladies Corsetis; white black
lead color. blue mixed, Cotton and Wooden hosi'-
nv; Gloves: Suspenders: Hsndkerchlei'; Cr'v"t';
Gc. &c. Our friends, and all in want oil COCA
Goods, are earnestly requested to examine our
x,ock All winter Goods selling at great reduction.
ASHBY 4 WOOD, No. 10, king-st.
- wh;rrton street feb
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0ELLING OFF AT CoST.-BERKLEY &
- sHACKLETT, intending to make change i'll
heir business, WILL until the lst Of March, sell their
.tock Of GOODS, at cost, for cash. They invite
p,rsons wishing bargains, TO call early. feb
VIIOoL purchased by
w js! RoBlNsoN fAiNh