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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-06

g. STORE AND TAVERN STAND FOR
Ell SALE OK RENT, at tailsy's Cross Roads, q;
the intersection oi thG Columbia and Middle Turn
pike. five miles from A!vxaudria--also d Wheel.
wright Az! srnIh Shor, With an extensive r'u II
custom also .Iaall FARM near the Cross Roa4s,
~ with new and convenient DWELLING. Al
III dress the subscriber, at Washington city, or
inquire On the premises. LEWIS BAILEY.
EhirfaN nnnmfY. dec lE-enif
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COM Ii Z R c l A L .
The Mark cts.

BALTIMORE. July 5.-flour has declined - 10
an. rbor. Ohio S6M62J. Wheat closed dull;
white lbG(a .5c.; rel l5oc- Corn closed h'h :
white and yellow S2Ct SIC. Provisions closed
dull; bacon sides Ole; mess pork 81. Wh'Nhe!
quiet ut 27lc.
New YORK, July Flour has advanced DC;
stat. s.. jocu 81 90; Ohio S6.25tGS $50; South
crn $500, go Wheat closed quiet and gene
r,lIvunrhana,,i; Southern white l7ltt l~2". Corn
c,,s,d firm int dull: mixed ,dUl sGic Pork closed
dull: mess $lj.S7; prime Si2.'o Lard closed
heavy AT IIuIlsc WhSkry closed steady ~
26!c. Stocks are variable; Va Gs 9i4. Sterling
Exchange j. firm at lOtm lid7.
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PROPOSALS WANTEh-Iendyr' will be re-
ceivcd until Thursday NEXT 9Th instant. for
erecting TRESTLE WORK. on the Coal Wharf,
occupied hy the Borden. Fro.hurs. and AIlegh"-
ny Mining Companies. Plans may be seen. and
information given, by calling at the office of the
Borden Mining Company. the premises.
IL lid JOHN H. MASTERS, Agent
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A L II A N A C
n A r N E LIST
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA-JULY ;.

PORT OF ALEXANDRIA-JCLl ).
ARRIVED.
Bns Isaac Carver Carver Richmond to d. L.
smith.
Scilr Francis A. Hawkins. rercival, Norfolk. to
VI. Eldrige.
Schr Onrust, Thompson. Norfolk. to Borden
Mining c."
Schr. Arn"n Crosby. PASSPORT. I" Master.
Propeller j. Jerome. jerome. Phlladelphs. to
:. hhinn.
Propeller :. seymour. Leverton, Philadelphia,
To Wm. IL. Fnwle 4 son.
Steamer Columbia Harper. Baltimore to Wheat
4 Bro.
SAILED.
Schr Sparkling Sea. Farris, Bangor, by d. b.
Schr j. H. Jones. Fisher. Norfolk. BY I. j. Me
hahey.
Schr ship Carpenter Fountain, Albany, BY I. J.
MehsfTey
MENoRASpA.
Brig Hannah. Balch. Matthews. from Eastport,
for this port. arrived nj Newport, 18th ult
Schr. Minerva, Hall, for Georgetown, u. G., cid
at Portland 30th ult.
Schrs Tram Smith. McGvern, and John For
-yth, Holmes. from this port. arrived ut Fall Xiv
er 2sth ut; NJ. {. Durtee Hail. for this port,
sailed from do 3oth us.
Schr. Ingomar, Chase, for this port, sailed from
Providence. 3Uth ult.
SchrS. llgcr rNhnS, from tnls poIt, ioT Sa'o,
called from Holmes Hole. 3oth ult. Frederick
Sheerer. Sheerer from Boston, for Washington, d.
C., arrived at do 18th ult
NIorICE.-THE YOUNG CATHOLICS
~ FRIEND SOCIETY Of Alexandria, take
pleasure in announcing u their friends. and the
public generally. that they will give PICNIC
At ARLINGTON SPRINGS. ." MONDAY. Jdy
lSh the proceeds to Toe appropriated to the liqui-
dation of the debt on the Society new Hall. Par
ticulars in II future advertisement. Don't forget
July 18th. iy 6--eo3t
uNHE RSlGNED having discontinued
i the TOBACCO aud SEGAR BUSINESS re-
Gently carried on by her at the \. Z. corner of
King and 81. Asaph streets. respectfully recon-
mend her successor CHARLES EDGAR HUN
TER who will continue the business ut the old
stand. To her friends and the public generally.
jy6-colm MARGARET HUNTER.
STRAYED OR STOLEN from the Commons of
y this city large light Dun COW, nearly white.
COW, about seven wears "ld-no marks recollected
on either. A suitable reward will be paid for the
return ofeither. or both, such information a.
may lead To their recovery. Apply at the Gazette
Office. jy st
"HlTE LEAD.--Lewis' Pure Continental
w Lead; New York. Richmond, Ssugerties.
Excelsior do; and Zinc Lead received aud for
sale by fly 81 Il. COOK / co.
DATENT GLOBn COFFEE ROASTER, for
J. Stoves aud Fire Places. They the best
and cheapest in use. Call and them. ut
jy6 ii. |. GREGORY'S, lis and l20 Kings
% bBLS. Jos. S. lowering Standard Crushed.
III Granulated and Powdered Sugar, received
this day, and for sale by
jys J. E. DOUGLASS.
INSEED OLA full supply received and
~ for sale BY ljy 81 II. COOK co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-06

WANTED. .-SITUATIONS WANTED BY
w TWO Nj LADIES, a. TEACHERS.
either in an Institute or family-the one 10 give
instruction III Plan" and Organ music. the other
in French German. higher EnglSh, Painting,
Drawing. Ornamcntals, and Latin I" bcginners.-
References given if required. Address l.. F..
Salisbury. Liirhf.ld county. Conn. iY i--w.'w >
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RrAnlel, 2Ntl
lqi.G6iI
Total Barrels.

Ets- At h called meeting OF the "Nlddiehure
Lyceum," on Saturday evening. the 2nd OF July.
1859 f. G. BRouN was called L" the Chair. and :.
H. BAkER. was appointed Secretary; whcIrnp"i
the following resolutions were unanimously adop-
ted -
Whereas. it has pleased mn All wise Good +" call
from our midst our much loved aud respected
friend aud fellow citizen CORNELIUS :. iAf Log
therefore be it
Resolved, Ist That in his death the Mliiehnrs
Lyceu,n has lost one of It's iu"st gifted and tc-
spectcd members. and the community III Whlch II.
resided one OF its most respected, esteemed ana
beloved citizens. and one whose death has east
gloom over those with whom Ire associated ana
among whom he has resided, which the lapse al
time alone can diSpei
Resolved, md. Tha, the members of the Ly
ceum do attend his funeral tomorrow morning
al 10 o'clock in procession, and accompany ms
remains (" the grave.
Resolved, :rd. That the members OF the Lrcenm
wear the usual badge of mourning for thirty days.
Resolved, 18th. That the Secretary -; the meet
ing transmit copy OF these resolutions 1" ms TIE
reaycd parents rs testimonial "i the hIgh RESPECT
in which he was held hy the menlser> -; the Aid
dleuury Lyccum. and the community III which ne
resided: and that he send u copy I" each ut the
parcrs published in the cities Of Alexandria. War
renton, and LeeShurg. with a request that they
publish the same. +. {. BRolN, Chairman
s. ii. BAKER. Secretary.
Es- LADIES FAIR.--A Fair for the benefit
of "IMNANuEL CHUWCH. Piedmont Parish. will
be held at Piedmont Station. Manassas Gap Rail
road on the lith 18th. and 10th days Of july. All
disposed TO prove themselves "lriends III need are
respectfully invited. ~ cost
49, THE BRICK HOUSE, in "Lloyd's Row.
H#SSII lately occupied by Dr. folsom. has been
Thoroughly repaired. and is now for rent. Apply
TO Mrs. HARRIET LLOYD. Washington street,
Alexandria, Va. iy l-eo2w
FOR RENT-The DWELLING on Alfred
hi street, heretofore occupied by Mr. James T.
Smith, to whom application can lie made. Tor
terms, &c. RlChhhDe =. HMi -
ie lS-eotf Executor nf u. c. smith dec u.
DLAISTER,-200 tons Soft Blue "lNpsof
PLASTER, for sale by
~ ]. n. HARPER co.
TOUT AND RHEUMATlS M.-Reynold 5
U Specific the Great Enghsn Remedy i"r sale
hv [iyIl IL. COOK co.
yITHITCOMBS REMEDY FOR ASTHMA
w Afull supply received and for sale by
va H, COOK CO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-06

GTKAYED OR STOLEN from the Commons of
- this city II large light Dun COW, nearly white.
about six years old-alSo about a year ago, RED
COW, about seven wears "ld-no marks recollected
on either. A suitable reward will be paid for the
return ofeithcr. OF both. or such information
may lead To their recovery. Apply at the Gazette
Utire iy st
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-06

,.esx EXPRESS STEAM LINE FOR
L1SrlllLADELPITIA AND NEW YORK.
The Propeller S. SEYMOUR. Capt Levert"n.
will leave No. /. South WharvrS. on TIM rs
nav NENT, 7fh in~f"nf, al Il. i. VI.
WM. II. FOWLE Il son.
IL l-%t No. {. South Wharycs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-06

O-PARTNERSIIlP.- We. the undersigned.
" have this day associated ourselves under the
name and style of PENNYBACKER & PERRY
BROTHERS. for the purpose of conducting i
GENERAL COMMISSION AND GRoCERl
BUSINESS upon the rlNH SlSTEH. and have
taken the house lately occupied by MeSSrS. Perry
4 Pcuuyhac No. L. kIN~ SrrEfr. where We
will keep hand general assortment "f prime
GROCERIES. Also. FISH, SALT, PLASTER,
and other articles suited To- the wants of Farmers
and Mill owners. j. ;. PENNYBACkER.
WILLIAM PERRY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-06

ROBBERY The confectionery store of Mr.
Tatsapaugh on Prince street. was entered on
Monday morning. about eleven o'clock, by
some daring thief, who took the money draw
from behind the counter. robbed it of its con-
tents and left unohscrved. Though the pro-
prictor was sitting in the next ROOM he did
not know anything Of it until the empty
draw WAS found. Nothing else Wa, missed.
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PLASTER GRINDING.

PLASTER GRINDING.
RESPECTFULLY INFORM NY FRlENps,
| and The public. that have taken ths
PLASTER MILL,
lately occupied By Whiting i Wright, and solirit
the cu.,mn Of all wanting s,,d, r.a y,o"na AT,
tic!e af PLASTER 0g PARIS.
JOSIAH II. DAVIS, No. Id, Union-st..
lie 22-.oGI- Next door 10 L. VI. Lambert.
I,HlLpREN's CARRIAGES. PERAMBULA-
4 TORS aud NELOCIpEDES.--In order to
close out my stock Of the above goods. will sell
them at cost for cash. W. L. RICHARDS. JK,
jy4 10 King street.
NIIRE DISH COVERS, round and oblong, all
w the sizes, for sale by
js ~ JOHN OGDEN.
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WILLIAM PERRY
JOSEPH PERRY.
Alexandria. Va. is lin

NEW BOOkS.-Nonp's N.sr I,'bjtrL-City
~ and Suburban Architecture. containing mu-
meruus designs aud details for Publir Eiircs.
Private Residences. aud Mercantile Buildings. IL
luStratcd with 1876 cngravings. accompanied by
specifications and historical and explanatory texts.
by Samuel Sloan. Architrci. author of The Model
Architect. Sc. one large quart" volume. price Sl2.
lNnLi.r'. H"nf"r Lijr.-F Fifty four years in the
Lite -; Hunter. being "reminiscences of Mcshark
Browning q Maryland Hunter. roughly written
down by himself. revised and illustrated by Ed
ward Stahlcr. OF Sandy Spring. Maryland, sl,2J.
H."t Eni.r. with some account of their hauntS
and habits, hy the author OF Irish Amy" pub
lished 10y the American sunday school Union. 1jc.
Po.y Por,os.-rhc P"rtical Works of Edgar
Allan Poe. with original memoir, in blue aud
gold, zoe.
The IJryi"i" Npri"y', and Springs Of the south
and West, by j. j. Norman. VI D.. resident
physirinn OF the White sulphur Springs, with map.
aud plates and the routes and distances To the
ri"us springs. SIS.
tn. M,',.. or love aud Liberty. by b. +. Pres
burg. $l.?j.
The Three Ec0sot" lIDm"n's Life. Novel by
Elizabeth Elton smith. 81. Just published. and
tor sale Lv ic - ROBERT BELL.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-06

rINHE UNDERSIGNED having discontinued
i the TOBACCO aud SEGAR BUSINESS re
Gently carried on by her at the \. Z. corner of
King and st. Asaph streets. respectfully recon-
mend her successor CHARLES EDGAR HUN
TER who will continue the business at the old
stand. to her friends and the public generally.
jy6-colm MARGARET HUNTER.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-06

\ G,np CONTRACT. \ draft for >lN.'W'.
To- nav Tor 10000 gallons 81 sperm oil rcrcnt-
* received from the contractor At Eigarinr.
Mas. WAS not long since transmitted by tn"
Lirhr House Board t. the collector OF the
customs AZ Boston This oil vas contracted
ior ia August last at the rate al Sl.2ii per
Gallon. The present price Is 80. y say
Ing of -. 800 has thus been rtrrte! t" the
Government. We are clad I" be able "a
STAT. that pr. Fisher. wcli-kuowm ~ on" "i
the largest oil dealers in New England. docs
not lose hy the contract. IL h. had PIr\l""N-
IL purchased At Il less rate " ASH. Ndr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-06

LOCAL ITE II 8 .

F,rpru OF .JrLY.-The Fourth" was one
IF rhe most delightful days ever experienced.
Il was. if ANYTHING. little too "ooi; but the
sky WAS cloudicss, the sun shone out with
,,rrot brilliancv. and there was Il fine breeze.
There being no city celebration, advantage
WAS taken of the occasion for parties "t
pleasure and our citizens, for the most part,
made excursions" The steamboats,, small
vessels and row boats, We're in rcquisition
all dav. and the Potomac prese.ted Il gay
and lively appearance from sunrise to sunset
Lar.c numbers went to Fort Washington
and Glymont, and spent the day at those
rln.es. whilst numerous fishing and other
PARTIES repaired to shady places and cool
springs on the banks Of the river, few miles
below town, and enjoyed themselves at these
pleasant retreats. \ sail on the river. on
such Il day. was Il delightful recreation.
Quite Il number, too went up the railroad
t., attend the celebration ut Brandy Station,
III Cuipeper county. The Musical Nerrcn
paid visit t. Port Tobacco. Md. and assist
ed in the celebration there. The day was
celebrated At Arlington Spring, AnaloSton
Island. and Roach's Spring.
The morning WAS u>hered in by the ring
iug of bells, and all the vessels i'll port had
their flags displayed. We regret that no
national salute WAS fired here.
At night, fireworks were exhibited Oh the
SQUARE south Of the Presidents House. An
immense c"ncour>e of people assembled {"
witness these, ana amongst them Il very larg"
drmtatou from this place. the Washington
and Alexandria Railroad sending extra trains
ui ears ia the evening and AT night for the
accommodation ithe public. The fire works
were really splendid and gave much salts
faction.
We saw AMI heard Of but little if any in
tuxica,inn and with one exception Noticed
c>rwhrrr> the day passed oil quietly and
with much order AMI good feeling. Bust
ness WA entirely suspended, and the stores
and shop, al! closed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-06

IIrxGARIAx GRA>S.-Mr. john Stephen
son left ut this office Yesterday, fine specimen
of Hungarian Grass. grown on Il lot adjoining
the Po"r> lLou>c. The growth is very luxu-
RANT. and there will he made probably three
or four tons to the acre. The grass seed WAS
Snwn about the first of May.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-06

7 OST-On the 10th iu,;aur. between AleNau-
| 4 dria aud tate No. :, Little River Turnpike
Goad. = LEATHER POCKET BOOK. contain
iug so in Bank bills, aud Receipts {" bills which
are of n" to any will give 3. Ia, the re-
turn of the book ana con;eEts 10 he left with any
of the gate keepers ~ she ruad.
" q, l.. HOSPITAL.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-06

NOTICE. The subscribers have formed 4 CO.
~ PARTNERS HIP under the frm Of d. n. r
Il, H. HtNTON, for the purpose of manufac,uf'
ias WOOLEN GOODS, at Bucklsnd, Prince VIII
haIa Co4uty, Va.
JOHN b. HUTTON, Bucklsnd, Va.
kUBT II. HUTTON, Alexandria, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-06

1 NEW AKRIYAL.-lO dozen TRUNKS, y
n every description, for sale at No. l4l, King
trs4t fdac 24l W. y PADGBrT
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-06

49, THE BRICK HOUSE, in ''Lloyds Row.
HHSSi lately occupied by Dr. folsom. has been
thoroughly repaired. and is now Tor rent. App!
to Mrs HARRIET LLO ID, Washington street.
Alexandria, Va. " TO-"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-06

TuE WEATHER. on sunday night turned
very cool. and on Monday and Yesterday
fires would not have been uncomfortable III
the early morning and at night. \ heavy
cloud rose in the Southwest. on Sunday al
trrnoon. AMI we had here slight shower,
but the cloud wore round 10 the North ANA
Northeast. and there were probably heavy
rams ii not hail, in that quarter III the adj
jaycnt country. The change in the weather
was sudden from the extreme heat Of Satur,
day aud Sunday morning. 1t is very rarely
the case that we have such ''conl spell i'll
the month Of July.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-06

rNHE WONDER OF THE AGE-TliE H.
| Illuminated QlADRUPLE CONSTti-
LATlON"- MASTODoN OF PAPERS!
fr sale Al tEEN''H'.> H""k ami Peri"dic" d.
pat.
This mammoth porcr is 100 inches in length
and 20 III width. contaiuSa> much ma';cra- fifteen
copies ui the New York Ledger, or sin copies ot
llarI4cr> Monthly Magazine. l. printed only
once in Il hundred years. 1t is the largest sheet
of paper made and printed. II contains
splendid portraits of the celebrated mon "i the
day. Bat time ana space are wanting 10 tell ot
half which this wonderful paper contains. 1t
mu>; he ,rrn to Be- appreciated. price j"r.
lie Bon Ton for July. /, beautiful number. Doc.
Ledger. Weekly, Mercury, Leslie, Harper Week
ly ard everything "l>c in MY line. ON hand and
for sale. is
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FOR RENT-The DWELLING ON Alfred
HI street, heretofore occupied by Mr.. James 4.
Smith, to whom application can lie maHg, lot
terms, &c. RlChahDS =. Hni -
ia ls-sotf Executor of " c. Smith dee a.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-06

JUTTN PFNK0.
July 1T. 1889. j. ;. PENNY BACkER.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-06

nEFRIGEKATORS CHEAP.-IR "rder to
IL make room for my FALL GOODS viii sell
the balance Of nay stock Of UPRIGHT and lOR!-
Z0NrAL HEFHlGERAToRS. ~ greatly r,''"e-
t.i g..c.., suu CASH. 4 call i. solicited.
Ii. |. GREGORY,
iy3 lis / l2s, King street.
DECEIVED an assortment Of very handsome
IL new style pRILLINGS. Also, line ALPAC-
CA and LINEN COATS-very low for cash.
iei W. D. MASSEY, No. % King st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-06

Since Jan l-t...... sli5a"ii@ s"o"2'l"' si@ =''.-4
Included in the imports for the week, are S''' l"'
in earthcnware: Sl7, 400 III china; Si!>hl III glass
plate; $ll,9js i'll acids Sl%.il0 III cream tartar;
Sl34 q in gum arabic; SiO969 III lndlE" Sl1,il5
in mud,ler: STAG ia essential OILS; :,iO@>6 in
paints: S26 los in soda ash; SSG,2>u IN Iurs: So
O52 in lemons Slg,923 i'll oranges, S%o.2"U III nuts;
S22 4g2 in watches and jcwclry: sd3J96 in dressed
and $50, USj in unlrcsSed hides; SI3.idO III bran
dy: Sl3.sO4 in gin; Sl9.92% in wines; -" "1o III
chains and anchors: Sl9I.;;.;S IN copper: s5J.st'
in cutlery: So 500 in hardware: S2J.iii III sheet
iron; $50 1875 in bar do. Si2,u27 III lead; SiJ.l
in metal goods; Sii,O1G in Steel: SltoH9 III salt
petre: $lj3.9O2 in hoN tin: 81 l.J6l IN plate do;
S26 Gel in caSSia: SlG,llO in books: 81 l.lI@ III
paper: $3.50 i'll Brazil wood S!O,I.9 III buttons:
$5OlS7 in cigars: SEIZE in coal: sd .26N IN
coffee; $50 800 in guan" SG0.23I in hemp: Sio.S0'
in moasses: sal .%27 III hhdS. and tcs sugar; SIS
J2l in box and bag do: $l%3.S'a i'll wool, aud
$qji2 in waste.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-06

rREAT ROVEMENT--SELF.G REAS
~ ING AXLES.--I would cal! the attention Of
wagon builders aud others To- this new and very
useful Improvement, by which the axle. OF heavy
wagons may he creased without the trouble of re-
moving the wheels. Those interested would do
well To cXamne-Also, just received turned and
fitted ,keiu- aud boxes, with further supply OF
the cotuinuu boxes. making the stock very com
plcte. and all of which offered at the lowest
rates. Remember this Is the only h"n-" IN AseA-
anIra where these article. can Ice hai
GEORGE T. BALDWIN,
few doors South ui tRe Mansion House.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-06

John MURPHY, ATTORNEY AT LAM
y will practice in the Courts Of Westmoye!ana,
Richmond, and Northumberland Couz;ies. Pos,
Office, Rice's Store, wsstmOrsland County, We.
dec TT
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-06

Sr,rIoxERl CONTRACTS wAgpED.-Ih"
contracts Tor supplying the Interior Depart,
ment with stationery during til" next fiscal
year have hrru awarded 10 the lowest bidders
Is follows:
Blanchard u Mohun. ut this city-paner,
pencils, ink, iuk-tands. waters and wax, cut
lery, and miscellaneous articles.
Franklin Philp-envcloprS To hr printed
or engraved 10 order. and pens.
Taylor II Maury parchment and parch-
ment nalrr llnxh. Mtr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-06

HALF OF MY STORE FOR SALE.-By way
/ of relief from long and constant confinement
To- business. nearly five years without mtcrini'-
SION 10y which my health i, -ufiering, | offer D"e
H,LJ oj my Eoo5 op,I N"-' Storr, tn. only one OF
the kind in AlcNandria,) 10 any industrious and
reliable business man who will take an active part
in the management uf the concern, as nm equal
partner ~ such arrangement, am Per-uad-
-. it can be made 10 cnnduce to the benefit of each,
both III respect to health aud pecuniary profit,
winch will lie explained aud any other information
given hyapplicnton to me in person or by letter.
References exchanged.
ic 2y-tf JOHN Il. PARROTT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-06

4 LEWlNES.--Jusi received 100 bhis new 1T
n Johns Alewiye- very prime, for sale by
- NJ EIDRIDGE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-06

"HlTE LEAD.-Lewis' Pure Continental
w Lead: New York. Richmond, Ssugerties,
Excelsior do and Zinc Lead received aud for
sale by ljv q Il. COOK l. co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-06

JCE.-Having received the agency Tor the sale OF
| BOSTON ICE, am prepared To I'LL orders. or
sell "n the most favorable terms.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-06

DLAISTER,-200 tons Soft Blue "lNpsor
il PLASTER, for sale by
~ ]. \. HARPER 4 co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-06

N BONES large and small sucked HER
w RING, just received in -t"re. and for sale 10y
iy JOHN 4. DIXON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-06

DATENT GLOBE COFFEE ROASTER, for
J. Stoves aud Fire Places They the best
aud cheapest in use. Call and see them. ut
iy6 II. |. GREGORY'S, lis and 100 King-st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-06

\IvANTED-A situation rs TEACHER, -
w young lady Of Virginia. in private family
To- give instruction in the Elementary b!anchr- pi
the English Language.
Satisfactory references will be given by addre---
ing T. ]. Skinker, at HARDWOOD Post Office, Stat
ford County Va, OF To- b. q. Meade, Alexandra,
Virginia. j. WI