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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-07

DUBLIC SALE.-On Wednesday, December
i l4h, 1859, If fair, il not, the first fair day IN
the succeeding week, will sell at my residences,
near Leesburg, large lot Of HOUSEHOLD AND
KITCHEN FURNITURE, consisting Of Beds,
Bedsteads and Bedding, Dining and other Tables,
Chairs, Carpets, Clothes presses and Wardrpbcs,
Book cases, side board, Sofa Lounges, Cenue IA s
bic, Looking. glasses, large and excellent eight
day Clock, (Cordells) Stoves and Fixture, Pots
and Ovens Garden and Carpenters Tools some
school Desks and other School Furniture; large
lot of Crockery Of all kinds, and Of all kinds USE
Jul TO family.
"a will also ofor, at the Same time, my
I'll HOUSE AND GROUNDS, consisting oi the
main buildings containing in all sixteen rooms,
besides largo garnet and Cellars an leo house.
Poultry house. Servants quarters, Carriage house,
Stable and Cow Shed, Kitchen and Flower Gar
den in good order, and well supplied with cheice
Summer Fruit; small Orchard Cow-pasture, III
all some EIGHT TO TEN ACRES. No situation
can be found in all this country, more healthy, Or
pleasant, none more suitable for private resi-
dence, or Male or q Female Academy.
TERAs or SALE.-For the personal property,
all sums of and under $40, Dash, and under 500,
notes of sixty days, bearing interest from the day
Of sale, with approved endorser, and payable al
the Branch Bank Of the Valley in Leesburg. For
the Rual Estate, one-tbrd each, the balance m
one two and three years with interest from date OF
purchase, by deed Of trust till paid.
CHARLES H. NOURSE.
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Baltimore Markets,

o,ruoss. Dec Flour closed dull and IN
Wb.s, closed with An advancing ten
~ .bi,s. 1909 loUc.; red l2O@ 1870. Corn
's''! ~, u,,b declining tendency; new white
- yellow, 6s@74e. Provisions closed ssea-
,,i,, lv.c.; mess pork, $l6i prime $lo.-
w,,.s,, closed hrm, ut 263e.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-07

Mr.. Clark was in order, because it related to
the election of Speaker, which was the ques-
ton before House, but the substitute OF MIR.
tiilmer was not in order, because 1t did not
relate to the question.
The Clerk refused to give the decision
himself, as to the point of order, but would
submit 1t 10 the House.
Mr. Barksdale insisted Oh the Clerks de-
cidi it.
The Clerk stated that he would read for
the information Of the House from Manual,
page "a, and according to that, he did not
tpel authorized to undertake to decide ques-
tlons Of order.
Nj. Stevens, Of Pa, said that No question
could DO entertained but motion to ad-
iourn and to proceed 10 the ballot.
Mr.. Burnett wished him to withdraw his
point Of order, in order to appeal to the gen
tleman from North Carolina to change his
motion aud offer it az an amendment at the
close of Mr.. Clarks resolution, or rather to
offer it as resolution. lie desired to vote
upon H.
Mr. Case desired them to talk about TIE
point Of order and nothing else.
Some discussion here arose as to what, and
who was in order.
Order being restored, Mr.. Gilmer conten-
led that his resolution was in order
Mr. Burksduly AGAIN insisted on his point
of order.
Mr.. Grow read from the Statutes a. Large,
as 10 the authority the Clerk had in this
case.
The Clerk stated he would put the ques-
ton Oh the point OF order raised by the gen
tleman from Mississippi.
Mr.. Burnett proceeded To discuss the
point Of order. referring particularly I" the
resolution OF Mr. Glimrr, strongly urging It's
adoption, and hoping the gentleman would
offer 1t as u seperate proposition. lie WISH
cd to know what the northern sentiment was;
II warfare was To be made upon 'he oou'h
and southern institutions by The North, ne
could speak Tor the section OF kentucky that
he represented, that she was willing 10 90
out oi the Union the instant TINS TACT Is
known
hr' "'li"er '''u..eu MS '''o'u'''".
MI. Milsoh' Oh w. opposeu oo'n TIC Too
oiutiohs' nc uiu ho' pei'e'e '"' 'ou''
should make any onors upon 'n's ques''oH'
or propose anything. lhey SHOULD s'anu
upon their rights ana let oners eohie 'ioni
the other side. ANY man tha' ehuorseu
helpers doctrines was NOT only uhn' '" NC
speaker OUT he was uhn' " i''e' \-Np-
piause'l
MI ohcfiliah eAPia''cu MS p'Si''o" liz
had gwen his name 10 ala the circulation oi
Helper book without reaulhg IL. lie uiu not
agree with the doctrines 1t was reported 10
contain. Nay he eniphaticaiiy condemned
them. The states OF the south had nothing
to fear from Republican administration.
That party would 90 as lar u protect their
rights as the Democratic party taPP'ause'j
MIR. Lrakc, "i Va, interrupted Mr.. ohei-
man, declaring that the rights OF the South
would be sale IN no such hands.
MIR. Sherman declared that neither he'
II the republican party, desired to alter "r
interfere with the relation OF master and
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-07

CANAL COMMERCE.

ARRIVED December 8.
Boat. ~ j. Ber>rpu. NJ K. Hale. Ann dilleece.
aud Leseu Benton To 7 J. Mehadey.
Bost- Richard Borden. Rescue, X. M. Spragg,
and Waynr-h"ro. IL Borden Mining Co.
Boat Ben Arl,nscr, I" Fro-tburg Coal Co.
Boat Jme L"uI-a Ia American Coal Co.
Boat LINK 10 Wm H. Fuwle Il son.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-07

e. FOR SALE OK RENT.-Thc three story
Iii Brick DWELLING HOUSE. on King street,
now occupied by james A. English. If mol sold
by the 1T Of January, it will lie for rent aud pos
session given At that time.
- Als. FOR RENT, the STORE HOT 81
ss:i ana DIV ELLlNG, situated "n Royal street,
near The Market House, lately in the occupancy oil
j. :. Stansbury. Immediate possession rneh'
A,uly TO ". y. McN ElGH.
l-AY3H
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-07

hESIRABLE FARM FOR SALE offer lor
~ sale my FARM, containing about $50 ACRto
OF LAND, in Fairfax County, beautifully situa-
ted on The line Of the Orange Alexandria Raj.
road, one mile from Burkes Station, fourteen from
Alexandria, and seventeen from Washington
There ar. about $50 acres heavily Tinbered. tori
ginai growth Immediately on the Railroad, and
the remainder well set in Grass and in good state
-. Of cultivation. The improvements consist Of
COTTAGE RESIDENCE, Stable, new
Granary aud Corn house, and all other necessary
out houses. There is > we'll Of fine water in tho
yard. The situation is q high and healthy one,
commanding an extensive and aaautiful view u
the surrounding country. For further inforna-
ton, apply - Mr. Marshall, at Burke's Station,
who will show the land TO any one wanting To
purchase, and for terms Of sale, apply to Burke &
Herbert, Alex andris, Va.
UPTON II. HERBERT
Fairfax county, Va, sep l4-sOtf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-07
LOCAL MS.

The SUSPECTED MAN.-The man Tempest
who is now in the Jail of this county, rs a
vagabond, and who is suspected OF being
Realf, Browns Secretary of State. will have
an examination to-day before Justices Price
and Summers.
There was found in his possession letter
directed u lady in Petersburg. and signed
by himself. lie writes in that letter that
the Harper's Ferry affair had produced quite
an excitement in England, and that he was
| one of the few who condemned it, being him
self more favorable to the cause Of the
planter than to thatof the slave.
The same man was in Washington some
time since, and there said he was in search
Of man who had defrauded his father, q
gentleman Of Newcastle, England. out of
ESS.
{. 1 .. CANAL.-Business upon the Chesa-
peake and Ohio Canal continues very brisk.
During the week ending Saturday morning.
lOl boats have arriyed-S2 Of them from
Cumberland. bringing 1000 ton- Of coal; ~
from other points, with -four and grain )
receipts Of tolls at the Georgetown collectors
office for thu same period, amount to $1,000
a. follows Ascending trade $3.50, and DE-
scending. H5,1no. The receipts Of tolls at
the same office for the month IT November
amounted to SIS, 39l "a, as follows :--Ascen-
ding trade. II ,.,62 a. and descending. Sl3.-
SO. 40.
RlfLeMES's FAIR-lt will be seen by an
advertisement in this mornings Gazette, that
the Rihcmrns Fair will open at their Armo-
rv, on Cameron street, next Thursday night
The aacrity which this Company recently
exhibited. when called upon 10 maintain the
laws and yindicatr the honor Of Virginia,
will doubtless insure them unparalleled sue
cess. Let all who appreciate such gallant
demonstrations Of State pride and true pa
triotism, 90 10 the Fair, and give some sub
xtuntiM evidence of that appropriations
FoG.-A heavy fog prevailed yesterday, on
the rver-it was very dense. interfering
considerably with navigation. During u
portion Of the day, the steamer George Page
was unable in consequence of the fog, to
make her trips between this place and
Washington.
A MARKED DIrrEKENcE.-While We were
under clouds. with gentle rain falling, at
seyen-and-a.half o'clock. last night. des
patch from CulpeperC. H., only sixty miles
distant, announced that the weather there
was delightful, and the Moon was shining
brightly.
The Chief Justice of the United States.
and the other Justices of the Supreme Court
paid their respects To the President, on Mon
day. The Vice President, also, called upon
the President on that day n did many Of
the Members Of Congress, and others.
The Columbia Typographical Society, Of
Washington has presented to Mr.. Cation, y
wear. "A member, and p years Treasurer J
beautiful silver composing stick and rule.
An attempt was made last night about :
O'clock, to raise an alarm Of fire. but it prov
/ al I'm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-07
RIFLEMEN,s FAIR.

Gt- THE FAIR for the benefit of the AL
EXASDRlA kIFLEMEN will commence ON
THURSDAY EVENING. the 9Th instant, at
ID, Amory Of the Company. American Hall.
COMMITTEE or ARRANGEMENTS:
Morton Msrye. I. W. Chancellor,
Y Is Hooe. A. }. Humphries,
C. J. Wise. X. r. Knox,
dec 1-llM ". W. Smith.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-07

VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.-l am au-
Y thorized by Mrs. Emma b. Carter, to sell her
farm, in Fairfax county, containing about THREE
HUNDRED AND THIRTY ACRES, lying be-
tween the Little River Turnpike, and the Orange
and Alexandra Railroad very short distance
from either, and bounded partly 10y the extension
OF the Manassas Gap Railroad. Tho distance from
Alexandria by the Turnpike, il about FIVE miles.
One third of the land IL cleared and under fence,
and the residue is in wood and there are about Az
acre- oi rich bottom laId The tract IL well Wa
tered by several never. failing springs. and by y
stream which runs through 1t. The improvements
are comfortable, consisting Of a frame Dwell
GF LING AND KITCHEN, stables, corn houae,
E:l &C. in good repair.
The tract is now occupied by Mr.. Jim Malone,
who will show il 10 persons desiring 10 purchase.
Tho terms will be made accommodating.
nov 5-eotf X JOHNSTON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-07
ADDITIONAL SUPPLY.

~ IIlIDS MuscovadO and Porto Rico Sugars
LD As bills Crushed .
rs Band extra c Coffee
25 Lbis Sugar House and =. K Mulasscs
o. mi. Golden Honey Syrup
50 bags Green Ri" Coffee
-; White I.nguyra Coffee
80 boxes prime Cheese In handsome oraer
lo0 Tobacco - lnedlain anu nne s'Su's'
SOUND ana uhusna.l! che"P
cases smoking i"'a'co, ~ az" :" ~
baics' iai :" n 'uie, Juo' o''i'' " "
J. n. MCyEIaH & son,
nav 81 Prince street Wharf, Alexa.
-,,,,,.,.pr.epy rl.t.r;,., ,.r
W Shofh EEr h"'--i"' e"''0''"'' 100 ~
J. ale at wholesale
I'm loss, 81 a''"r'ed hlh''
stove Polish, OF superior quality
Blarkins ana Brushes
Inck-' ia assorted 'o'e' m.
Percussion Cap-, Lead Pencils 9iate fshe''s'
Needle, ~ -.
ma a,' n,.'s, C,I and zee At tn, Auction ana
G.'n,o,..inn Store of
JOHN I. CREIGHTON,
,,, of No s. klng .ucet.
,,,,o ~ spasop
just In oLhooN.
nns - s..ortsd l;nI.
~ ~. .. hin, C,v,,.r.
n,;i;,,n. -, r...tiny OYSTER.
~ d., r,,,.rs
Pound cake and Patty Pans
Cake cutters, "i assorted patterns
Patent Nutmeg Grat-s, &C. d'. Cri al NO.
80 90
DIX. mcGuihE' ;.
1 =, Alexandria and m. vicinity. Office Al
~. ~ corner of Prince and ROYAL streets
-: On IT,
orprR PoR SALE m. r..i..nc. Of Nh. iute
nr Robert Wexford. located one mile from
- s,,,;.so i,r,,,,,,.. ,rJ a,x.nd,,, Railroad
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-07

The Columbia Typographical Society, OF
Washington. has presented to MIR. Cation, "
wears member, and p years Treasurer,
beautiful silver composing stick and rule.
An attempt was made last night about 8
O'clock, to raise an alarm Of fire. but it prov
ed unsuccessful.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-07

hRt Ms AND FIFES.-l have received II lot
~ Of ,Llendd DRUMS ASp FLIES, direct
hOR Manufacturer, perfectly reliable. and am
prepaCed 10 furnish any number that may he wan
led b. the Virginia aud Maryland Military Com
lanes, dec JOHN H. PARROT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-07

U,HE aRTILLERISTS MANUAL. compiled
i from various sources. and adapted 10 the ser
,cv oi the United States. illustrated with engraH
ing.. hy Capt. John Gibhon, L. :. A., half noroc-
e., S. Sent free hy mail, On receipt of price.
Hiass aud Rifle Practice, an elementary treatise
upon the Theory Of Rife Firing. explaining the
causes Of inarcuracy Of Fire. and the manner OF
correcting it, with descriptions OF the Infantry
Ride Of Europe and the United States. their Ball-
aud Cartridges illustrated with wood cuts and en-
Usyiugs nv 4. VI Wilcox. L. ;. A. cloth, N.l1
sent free hy .aai 81 receipt "t price
u. VAN N0STRANn, Publisher.
dee lie M. l92. Broadway, New York
SElDLITZ POWDERS: Ext khubarh; Ext
~ ValeIlan; Soda Powders; G"dtr-ys Cordial
Opodelinc. Solid and Liquid: lolide Lead; lodide
lron aud luiilv Sui hur. prepared, and Tor sale
BY j. WILLIAM BOWLING,
iec ~. car. Of Fairfax and Prince
AurlCE.-rhc annual meeting Of the Stock
IN holders Of the Washington and Alexandria
Turnpike Road Company. will he held on Monday,
"a day II January next III II o'clock, NJ. at the
Oti1e Of The Company. No. |. South Wharses.
JAMES :. ROGERS, Treasurer.
dee --eotd
ARl Ms AND FIFES.-l have received lot
~ Of ,Lle.id DRUMS ASp FLIES, direct
iFOlR Manufacturer. perfectly reliable. and am
Prepared IL furnish any number that may he wan
ted BY the Virginia aud Maryland Military Com
l.nes, dec JOHN IL. PARROTT.
IN BBLS. PRIME MERCER POTATOES.
wv Ja,t received from Nova Scotia, for sale by
dee FUWLE 90.
SMOKED SALMON AND HALIBUT,
ISL received per Schr. Statesman. from New
y York, and tor sale by
nov - j. f. DOUGLASS.
FAMILY FLouK.--Another lot of Jonathan
i Ewers and Reed 4 Silcott's celebrated Family
fLui 4. just received anl for sale by
dec" ISAAC PAUL, cor. Union Queen SITS.
In SPRING EXTENTION SKIRTS. only soc.
lss MEyENBERa's.
FAMILY, EXTRA. SuPERFINE AND RYE
: FLOUR. in store. and tor sale by
deco l. PAUL.
MoLASSEs AND SYRUP.-S barrels in
Az store, Tor sale by
dsss WM. II. FowLE i son.
EASTERN HERRlNG.-?5O barrels Of good
~ quality. daily expected. for sale by
dec ) WM. II. F0WLE 4 SON,
kALT-lpuu sacks Ground Alum SALT. for
~ 'ais. to arrive. by I. n. HARPER CO.,
dec King street Dock.
RtIrER.- 50 kegs strictly prime GLADRS
- BUTTER, for sale by
dses IN. HARPER co.
CARD have removed NY Law Office, in
alexandria, to my resdence on Wolfe street.
dse 5-2aw4w FRANCIS L. SMITH.
RoChWHEAT.--s0o sacks fresh ground BUCK
WHEAT, for sale BY
ase j. n. HARPER co.
AVA CuFFEE.-Old Government, of prime
quality, for sale by
uW 10 GRAY, MILLER 4 co.
Bones SOLAR ADAMANTINE CAN
DIES. 10 do Moulds do. Just received and
tr sale b, ru.y aSI JoUN A DIXON
BONES ENGLISH DAIRY CHEESE, iusa
~ Received, and for sale by
y" AAHSHALL 4 CO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-07

IN bBLS. PRIME MERCER POTATOES,
wv ia, received from Nova Scotia, for sale ny
dee EpWIE 4 co
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-07

The Chief Justice of the United States,
and the other Justices of the Supreme Court,
paid their respects to the President, on Mon
day. The Vice President, Also called upon
the President on that day, n did many ol
the Members Of Congress, and others.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-07

NorlCE.-Thc annual meeting of the Stock
~ holders Of the Washington and Alexandria
turnpike Road Company. will he held on Monday,
!iday 1t January next. al II o'clock. NJ. at the
Otce al the Company. No. |. South WharSes.
JAMES : ROGERS, Treasurer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-07
Leesburg, Va, dec 5-eots

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF Landry
~ virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Court OF
Fairfax County, pronounced In the case OF J. A.
Perry and wife against Thompson Javins and
Others, at November term, 1859, we shall, Q" AoH-
day, ha 2nd day u January, 1859, (hiring day.
at West End, III front of the Tavern Of Samuel
Cats, offer at Public Auction, to the highest bid
der, all that portion Of the REAL ESTATE
whereof Lucretia Violet died seized, which in tho
division thereof was allotted to Fewell A. Perry
and wife, Thomas Palmer, and M. Holmes, and
containing ONE HUNDRED ACRES. THIS
land is situated on the Blackjack Road, IN the
county Of Fairfax, and 4 miles from AleXanira.
Term. Of Sale One tenth Of the purchas" mo
nsy to bs paid in cssh the day of sale, and the
resdue thereof in three equal nstslments, At Q, ~
aud Is months from the day Of sae--the deferred
payments to bear interest, and " DO secured nv
the bond. OF the purchaser, with approved serum
~, and n retention Of the title until the whole y
the purchase money is paid.
Albert STUART comm,,.
| Fairfax County, Va, nov 29--2awts
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUABLE
~ AND LIKELY NEGR0ES.-Pursuant :" 4
decree Of the Circuit Court Of Fairfax County, rcu
dered al its June term. 1859. in the suit Of john
son against Johnson, &c, the undersigned Wal
sell At public sale, at Fairfax Court house, !,
! F,iduy the seth dog ~ Decsmbe', 1859, tHHhI
day,) . number Of VALUABLE ami Likely
| NEGROES. consisting Of men, women ana chh
dren. Terms cash. ". W. THOMAS,
T. J. MURRAY,
w. II. DULANY, CoIars.
g. W. HUNTER,
TH0S. MOORE.
Fairfax county, nov 2o-lawts
7 COMMISSIONERS SALE VI NEGROEs.-
/ ~ Under decree Of the Circuit Court OF Far
Tax County. in the ease Of Daniels COMMITTEE -
Daniel. &c. shall, Friday, Ls 3Oh dog Il
Drc.nJs, 1889 hiring day. in front Of rt'
Gourr House 81 said County, offer at Public Ave
ton. to the highest bidder, q NEGRO WOMAN
and THREE CHILDREN. A credit o. twelve
months will be given 10 be secured by the notes -
the purchasers, with good personal security, ami !
deed Of trust on unincuInbered real estate.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-07

The y. Y. Ilerald's Cuba correspondent,
learns from very reliable authority that 500
Bozale negroes were landed last week at the
BAHIA de Marie, within halfa mile ofa Span
ish war steamer which was at anchor there
and marched through Trinidad under the
very nose Of the Governor, who made not
the slightest effort for their arrest. They
we're sold Immediately for upwards Of $500
each. The vessel that brought them from
the coast and effected the expedition with
IMMUNITY, was fine Baltimore clipper built
ship Of $50 tons burthen.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-07
BY LAST NIGHTS MAILS.

The remains # John Brown passed through
Troy ON Monday evening. The body was To
he conveyed 10 North Elhs via Whitehall. =
Mrs. Brown accompanied her husbands re
mains, in company with tw" ladies and gen
tlemen Quite number VI gentlemen ais"
proceeded 10 North Elbu, among them. it is
said. was DR.. Cheeyer. to attend the funeral
Of the deceased The funeral will take place
ut North Eliza on Thursday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-07

A MARKED DIrrERENcE.-Whilew We We're
under clouds. with gentle rain falling, at
seven-and-a-half o'clock. last night, des-
patch from Culpeper {. H., only sixty miles
distant, announced that the weather there
was delightful, and the Moon was shining
brightly.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-07

SElDLITZ POWDERS: Ext khuharh Ext
~ Valerian; Soda Powders: G"afrey's Cordial
Opodelioc. Solid and Liquid: loiide Lead; lodide
Iron, aud loiiIo sulphur prepared. and for sale
by J. WILLIAM BOWLING,
lie. ~ c.r ul EnlrinN and Prince SITS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-07

FROM IIAYTI.-Late adyiccs from Hayti
say that the emigration movement excites
the attention Of the government, and alrea-
DIV we have received a number of American
negroes, especially from New Orleans. Until
some occupation is found, the government
supports the emigrants, and each is offered a
portion of the public domain 10 farm. COT
fee is coming into market in large quanti-
ties, but not 80 freely rs usual at this season.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-07

The students of Princeton College turned
out on Saturday night last, bearing such
banners as John Brown, the horse thief.
murderer. and martyr" Down with Sew
ard Down with Henry Ward Beecher, >
and such like notices, expressing the views
Of the participants. They bore, also, two eff
yies, one OF Seward the other Of Beecher,
which they afterwards burned in the pre-
sence of large crowd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-07

IN SPRING EXTENTIoN SKIRTS. only soc.
~ apiece. slightly laassgel, at
Ice MEYENBERG'S.
FAMILY, EXTRA. SuPERFINE AND RYE
FLOUR. in store. and Tor sale by
dec 8 PAIL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-07

FAMILY FLOUR Another lot of Jonathan
Ewers and Reed 4 Silcott's celebrated Family
fLut h. just received anl for sale by
does ISAAC PAUL cor Union 4 Queen SITS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-07

EASTERN HERRlNG.-25D barrels Of good
quality. daily expected. for sale by
dec WM IL FOWLE i son,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-07

MoLASSES AND SYRuP.-S barrels in
AZ store, Tor sale by
dec WM. II. FoWLE j son.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-07

FoG-A heavy fog prevailed yesterday. on
the river-it was very dense. interfering
considerably with navigation. During y
portion Of the day, the steamer George Page
was unable in consequence of the fog, to
make her trips between this place and
Washington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-07

kALI.-lpUu sacks Ground Alum SALT, for
~ salt, to arrive. by I. n. HARPER B CO.,
dec King street Dock.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-07

RITTER. 50 kegs strictly prime GLADRS
~ BUTTER, for sale by
dec in. HARPER l. co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-07

A CARD-l have removed my Law Office, in
alexandria, to my residence on Wolfe street.
dsc 3-2sw4w FRANCIS L. SMITH.
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DALCE GARDEN MUSIC HALL.

DALCE GARDEN MUSIC HALL.
A DRAWING ROOM ESTERTA NAHSrS,
Dec. 10. IS, and II, 1883.
Mr. SAM COWELL, tho great Musical Comodsn- Whoso
wonderfully mithfa portraits II EeconTc LonaOn Life Wnca
are baed with rsr4urons Of laughter applause
ARTHUR NAPOLEON. the World renowned and ju:tlyes
ebrs,ed youthful Pianist whose performances gzve 'uoh entire
atzc;on az Paacs Garden daring he sumrT season
Mr. JAMES HICKS. Concertinis and Musical Conductor.
EMILY 7. LESDERNIEk, ia her peculiar and unique A.
sumption of Character and Serious in appropriate Coz
tunes WIDOW BECOTTT LOST HEIR &c.
Admission 20 cents; Gallery, p ceuts Doors oPeh ~ 70
coumeuoo at O'Clock.