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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-22
JORDAN. VIM 90.

JORDAN, NlSS CO.,
IL GENERiL COMMISSION AfFRCH4N NTS,
BASIN BANK, RICHMOND.
Offer their services for the Sale and Purchase of
all Kinds al PRODUCE and MERCHANDISE.
ihey permitted to refer to Messrs. Kent
Pane Il Co., MessFs. CTenshaw < Co. Richmond.
GEO, w. JORDAN,
JOHN z. WiNN,
(Late Of the firm OF Rreeden & Fox)
jy 30-tistJa ROBERT :. JORDAN.
GEORGE DARBY. Manufacturers Agent for
" the sale al DOOHN, SASH, BLINDS.
iDBLDIAGS, d.. a largo assortment constant
"n hand. Orders. hy matl or otherwise, promptly
attended 10 No. l3, hovernnr street, Richmond,
"a. Young scelebr2led smooth Sawed ) II NGlE
MACHINE pat up IN any part OF the State, at
slait notice. jy 2J-6m
4 tt1t0N tiRD.-The subscriber offers his
y services rs AUCTiONEER To the citizens OF
Richmond and the public generally, pedgIng his
FlrucutT attention 10 all sales entrusted to his
care. feeling assured his experience as an Auc-
H"ncer viii euttic hIn 10 a share Oi public patron
~ Office in rear Of n. il. Jones store, No 70
M.uu styeet-entTance IA the alley: -
au l3-3m ]. II. DIGGES.
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Nirlmnnh qispatrb.
THURSDAY MORNING. :. SEPT. y. !,

THE Loss OF THE Z. S. STEAMER FrLroy.-
Our dispatches published yesterday announced
that the United States steamer Fulton was
wrecked, during gale on the 10th ult, on San
Ia Rosa Island, near Pensacola, but that her
crew and stores were saved:
The Fulton was side-wheel steamer, Of the
third class, is 6ss5 tons measurement l. and carry
ing i've guns. She was built at the BROOKLYN
nayy-yard in 1737. and is, therefore TWENTY-FIVE
years old. She was the first steamer built at
tnis navy yard, and no effort was spared TO
make her. in every respect. q superior ship.
In her hull she was said to be- one of the best
and strongest vessels ever bull at the Brooklyn
naFy-yard, and superior TO many which have
been constructed since. She was also a fast
sailing steamer, and was considered one of the
most seryiceable vessels ofher class in the home
squadron. Her officers were:
Lieutenant-Commandin ]. Almy;
lieutenants-M. h Warrington, J. Il. Stewart,
Robt. Selden ard II. Il. Chapman; purser-
Robert IL. Clark: assistant surgeon-Edwin r.
DENLY; acting master-M. G.. Campbell; engi-
neers--first assistant. Harmon Newell; third
as@is tants, X. w. McClery, VIM. Roberts, ".
F. Burrow and J. b. Houston.
The Navy Department: has received n tele-
gram from the commandant of the nayy-yard
at Pensacola, dated September 18th, saying
that the vessel had gone ashore at Santa Rosa,
twenty miles east of Pensacola, in a gale on
VI inc Dub tlistt
not oIsfi
THE CASE OF BISHOP ONDERDoNK.-The
proposed action in the case of Bishop Ondsr-
dsnk continues to excite discussion in the
New York press. correspondent of the New
York Times, replying TO communication
upon the subject, makes this explanation:
In the event of the reversal of the sen ntence.
Bishop Onderdonk has solemnly pledged him
self in written document in the hands of DIR.
Hawks, and Immediately to take etecr, to as
sign TO Bishop Potter the exercise and admin
istration of the powers and authority apper-
tanning to the office of Diocesan, aud further
more expressing his full purpose not TO
perform Episcopal functions III the Diocese
without the consent Of Bishop Potter. The
petition referred TO by HClerus" rs circulating
for signatures. is i'll cOnSeq uence OF, and based
upon 4 memorial drawn mp by Bishop On
derGonk. and to be presented to the House or
Bishops, in which he acquits the Court which
tried him of improper motives i'll his conVic-
ton, admits the justice of his sentence, and,
confeSsins his guilt declares his sincere sor-
row and repentance fpr The same. This petit
ton has been signed by those whose names
"Clerus" mentions, and by others, in view of
this memorial, and under the impression that,
according to the letter and spirit of the un-
derstanding had with Bishop Onderdenk, he
does not purpose in any way to attempt re-
newing the jurisdiction of the Diocese
'ICieruS'' must be under q most serious hallu-
ciDation if he can suppose for moment that
it is contemplated to make Bishop .. The
acting head OF the Diocese"
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m Removal. Leigh burton, Dentist,
- .,n..d "a nravns = bui ding, " street, one
49, stove the Mschaaics' Institute. ~ ie-1m
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NO. 23l.
MISCELLANEOUS READING.
NOBLE TRAIT OF CHARACTER.

1t appears from the Nineteenth General
Report of tho British Emigration Commits
sloners. that The amount OF money RENTED
by the Irish settlers in America for assisting
the Emigration Of friends in Ireland during
the past year, was S2.2SI 422, and that dur
ing the ten preceding years the sum remit
ted amounted III all Ia forty-six millions
ninety.fve thousand dollars!
We doubt whether family attachment has
ever before manifested itself in such man
ncr, and on such scale in the history otinx-
tions. Think of ii. The great body Of the
Irish emigran,s are poor laborers working On
the railroads and canals of the country, and
seeming to superficial observers to have
scarcely any sentiments or feeling in com
mon with their kind. They have their
faults ~ all men have. and those faults, un
fortunately for them, lie mostly on the sur
face, while those If many men do not
They come u this country with nothing, OBJ
tain employment at once, are active, INDUS
trous, and successiul and the first use they
make OF their money is to provide for those
they have left behind, and to bring them to
u land where they too can obtain and ENJOY
the rewards Of labor, and whore the broken
family circle may lie reunited under happi-
er auspices Could mobiles or princes show
a more noble and royal trait Of character
Ii ought 10 cover multitude of sins, aud
atone tor an occasional excess in the use OF
the cratin
The contributions Of all the churches in this
country To Bible, Tract. Missionary, and
Colonization purposes, from the establish
ment of those societies to this day, is S25.-
9js, ,5311, n sum, which large as it is, i'as been
nearly doubled 10y the enormous amount con-
trbuted in ten years by poor Irish working
people in the United Staes, to aid their poor
relations at home, and to bring the old ia
ther and mother, the brothers and sisters to
a land Of plenty and hope. Ricimond Dis
match
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HARDWARE, CUTLERY, sc.

NEW GOODS offer fo: sa)o the following
IN GOODS, and in doing would say, that
they have been purchased almost exclusively from
MANUFACTURERS, on the most !.i> vrablc terms: l
am therefore prepared 10. and rd sell them al the
lowest market rates
25 ton. Bar. Band Horse Shoe. and Sheet Iron
Cast Steel .invils. Vices, &c
1000 lbs. Maileablc Ca.tings
5000 lbs Long AXlcS
25 SotS Short, of very superior quality
5000 Oak and Hickory SpokeS
500 Extra Hubs. warranted to be the best article
made; 5000 lbs. best Bright Springs. Also, com
pletc assortment of Files, Fairbauk Scales. Thin
ble Skeins AMI Boxes. Wagon Bows. Bent Rims.
Screw Plates. Long and Shor; Handle ShovclS &C.
GEO. I. BALDWIN.
sep 10 No. l5. North Fairfax street
TARDWARE AND HOUSEKEEPING AK
Ill TICLES. CHEAP FOR CASH, IT No. s., King
street. Alexandria Na.-fhe subscriber intending
to make some change in the character Of his nusi-
ness. will, in order TO reduce the heavy stock "n
hand. offer for sale at east far rash, during the
present summer. great variety Of useful articles
in his line, consisting of Japan Tin Toilet Ware
Britannia Pitchers Britannia Tea Pots. Brittania
Block Tin Plate Covers, Brittania Lamps. German
Silver Spoons, &C., &C., bargain will bc given III
any article now on hand.
For sale ut manufacturers prices. the Fruit Gan
sold by Ii. l. Gregory, ais" other Cans at very t."
rates.
Persons intending to build. can hny far c"-h, a
great bargain III Locks. Hinges Screws. &c., Win.
dow Sash furnished to order nj short n",.cr
iyl6 JOHN T. CREIGHTON.
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NEW TYPE

ke Nail ARRANGsNENrs.-The follow
il, are the present Mail arrangements at
y, Alexandria Post Othce:-
rbs S,r,horn Nail will close, daily, at and
,lo,s D ru except On Saturdays--thcn AT O.
!,s i, n There i mail for Washington City
NJ, cIo,in, At 9p m OF Saturdays.
Tbo Nail ior Richmond, Va. and all south OF
Richmond will close II ), =. m, and p m, ex-
-a. On Sundays s--then al a AN.
RI, Mai, iar the Orange and Alexandra and
y,a..,ls ,iap Railroads. Warrenton, Middlebur5,
rlF.rfax I. H.. close daily at 81 a. m. There
,lo mail for the Manassas Gap Railroad on Sun
Ilrs
The Mail .or the Lecsburg route will close on
Ya!n,. Wednesdays, and Fridays. at ?. In
here /. mail for Lecsburg. via Baltimore anu
40 Railroad. closing At p. m, on tuesdays,
h,r,i4ys, aui Sundays.
Tie Mail for tic Aldie route will close at a. m,
Ia,.!.y, Th1Stay and Saturdays.
fhs Mail for the occaquan route will close at
, n. TUESDAYS. Thursdays, aud Saturdays.
The " all for thc Theological Seminary VIII close
r3p.ln. daily. except sundays
II, M, fpr Norfolk, Portsmouth, and the East
e. shore oi Virginia. closes AT and ?. m except
V SIdriay>--thrH Al T. III.
The 0Hce will Open every day Except sunday
.';!oclprs, 4. NJ. close daily ut l.. NJ, and
,l BE- opened from : ! TO P NJ, tor delivery OF
lie mail. which arrives At I. NJ from the North.
Otic. hours on sunday from 10 a. NJ, and
rom T. ;! 7. NJ.
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I" N 4 .ND'S l. iNE,
NEES

BEINkEN
ALIEN ANDRIA, "a. WASHINGTON AND
GEORGET0WN, y. c., AND
PHlLADELPHlA.N NEW YORK, AND BOSTON.
nJ- OILr REGELAR LLNEt-aa
>ra> The fine steamer JAS. JEROME,
S.EsIss,Ie jerome master. leaves Philadelphia every
saturday Al II o'clork, NJ and delivers cargo for
Alexandria aud the District early on Monday
aoruin-. aud connect, with tho 0. h \. K. r., M.
&. r. r.. and {. i q. Canal, for the interior.
ke,urula., leaves Georgetown at II o'clock ~,
,al Aleaauiris ~ o'clock, T. NJ, every Tuesday.
delivering carso in Philadelphia early OH Thurs
iiy morning and connects with the regular lines
5, steamers 10 anl from New York and Boston,
through receipts givcn.l Goods for the interior
D'sa,ied immediately on arrival Of the steamer
J'ss y commission.
shippers wishing TO avail themselves Of the
cheapest aud quickest, route, will ship by this line.
Al good, sent 10 the agents in New York or Bos-
ia. shoall he marked-ChRE GLANDS LINE.
tle jerome iusur-s at the very lowest rates. For
''eishi. which will be taken at greatly reduced
'le' applrto STEPHEN SHlNN.
81 south Union street.
AGESTS..-TIl0MAS WEBSTER, Jr., IL
Nrh wharyes. rLiladelphia: BRIGGS 4 KIRK
aIRlCk. ,! Sogth. street. \. York: SPRAGuE,
."JLE i co. Wharf. Boston; HYDE d DA-
'.o>uN, - Water. street, Georgetown.
sep g-tf
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MEW ElNOS
NEW GOUDS.
nNHE SUBSCRIBERS have in.t rec

rINHE SUBSCRIBERS have iu't received large
supply If FALL hNr WINTER uuuD".
F.r the ladies, Ee have elegant silk Robes, IN
black aud color: fancy SILKS. in great variety;
Porlu.. Nnlcn,ias, La'eia Cloths, MaI"nnas,
rich MDus,irS, in Robes and hy the yard; French
Mcrinocs, plain and figured; AiPaccas, Bomba-
zines. &C.. &c.
Also, Lincu Ca;A6re HandkcrchicfS. from 6tc.
to IS; Embroider;cs, Hosiery and Gloves, Hoop
Skirt; white ana colored for La'iic- aud Children.
oar assortment Of CLOTHS, CAsalMEREs,
SATINETTS EESTlNuS, Neck lies, new slyle
Lacu collars. :-ik AMI Mcrin0 Shirts, Gloves
Suspenicrs. Fulci Cloths, KerscyS, Jeans, Lin
scys, Osnahurss, Cotton., Ialicocs. Blankets, oil
every description: Table Diapers, Table Cloths
Linen and Cotton Shectiugs from . i I" ~ wide;
Pillow Case Cotton and Linen, Irish Linens PLAN
and figured: Cotton FlanHcls, g., So, al q
which viii 30 offered cheap 20 cash - prompt trade.
..p /. g. X. WITMER 4 BROS.
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], BAUMGkRTEN.

Ne. i9a, IN - .''. "yp"H,i' D'" f''""' Hi"'
WASHINGTON,
NNGRAEER aud designer N general anailni",',
ia turcr and m rul"r of the new. Improved seal
presses, watch r:lSe cugraycr. wood eaSra'er, mi
Sc puucher. stencil cutter, curpcr!latc cngrafcr'
andlilograIhcr, is prepared 10 execute cngrayings
on an; metal on gold. silver, hra.s, copper siecl'
&C.. in a good ard workmanship manner a. ny
any other establishment in the United States. The
advertiser feels confident that al orders entrusted
to him will give perfect satisfaction, or II" charges
made.
SEAL PRESSES,
OFFICIAL iitND AND BLOCK SEALS,
WATClI-CASE FNGEANER.
WOOD EAGRiNER,
MUSIC PtNCIIER,
STENCIL CUTTER,
COPPER. PLATE ENGRANER,
W,sLinptrp iy 11-IN sc. &c. Er.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
FRENCH DYEING AND SECURING EsTAB-
LISHMEET.
oln KING SIRE EFT. 90
Z4J GRAPE SUiWLS, SIc


nln KING STREET. 90
EtJ GRAPE sHAWLS, Sto
SATINS, yELVETS, SILK,
WJOLEN and COTTON GOODS,
DYED in any color desired.
CARPETS, CURTAINS every kind Of
SHAWIS. BLONDS, &c,
Blsachcd to look o. good as new.
LADIES and GgxrLENENs GARMENTS cleaned IN
the very best style.
STRAW BONNETS aud FLATS hleachcd and
culured.
MONSIEUR E.iTDOtLN,
FROM Paris. having taken charge Of the above
named establishment. already favorably known
for is fine work, bcgs the citizens of Alexandria
and vicinity to bcstow upon him the kind patron
age it has hitherto enjoyed. HIS long experiences
IN the line will be guaranty to the public that his
work will be done in tie most desirable style; and
he will spare no efforts, that every ORDER entrusted
10 him will meet with the pr"mptcst dispntrh.
2rs- Goods fnr the establishment viii also he
received NJ p. SELDNER'S Fancy and Millinery
S,or. II! kiu.-.tr.,t sep 6-en3m
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ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA.
FALL SUPPLIES.

1897 FALL sUrrLiLc. io9s-
NYE ARE NOW in receipt by packets A. IL.
w Manchester, Scarsyille, Andover &C., from
Boston, Of our FALL SUPPLIES of BOOTS,
SHOES, HATS, CAPS, &c, TO which We invite
tho attention Of Merchants and Dealers. These
GOODS have been bought direct from the manu-
f;.cturcrs in New England, under the most advan-
tageous circumstances which enables with con-
Gdence TO assure purchasers that we prepared
to, and will sell the,u, as low and upon as accom-
modating terus AS they can obtain similar goods
in any ii tho Northern markets; thereby saving
them at least the cost Of transportation and COM
missions.
Merchants and Wholesale dealers are respectful
ly requested 10 examine our stock before making
their purchases. &. A. BALDWIN d CO.,
sop 3--tolm Prince street Wharf.
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NOTICE.

IlF n. BERkLEl having completed IN ruT-
w chas.s ii FALL GOODS. respectfully callr
The n..cnrion of his customers aad the puhiic gen.
erail,, 10 hs sturg Of
lin4ct :, trilea Cloths, rwcci'
Satinrtts, Cloths. Cas-imeres
l.nliv, nre.S Goods, of every style and variety
Apacas. BumhazincS
Fancy Prints Domestic Giasham.
Bed Ticking, striped r-tt""s
Elcachci ard brown t"ttoms
Cotton Flauucls
Linen anil Tahr Diapers
Hosiery. Gloves, SuSpcndcrS. &c.
All of which will i. sold on the most @,'"ir'no-
tlattu. terms Al NJ oii stand, ~. o. corner hing
.,J E,ir.,v ,r..,. sep II
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ALEXANDRIA STEAM DYEIEG, CLOTH
DRESSING, and SECURING ESIAb-
IISEMENT

A. d. WAKEFIELD. PROPRIETOR.
M IERCIlANIS and others are Respectfully m
N yitrd to examine the superior style III which
Goods mr., CLEANED and DYED at my establish
Incnt No. 81. Fairfax street, told stand'l where
everything appertaining t" well regulated 'siab-
liShmcnt of the kind can be done III SUPERIOR
manner at moderate prices. GOODS forwarded
to any part Of Virginia and Maryland with dis
patch. safely and carefully packed.
i call i. respectfully solicited. You VIII VIII IN"
me- at all time, 1T my post. ready ahd "iilihS 10
accommodate Nil desiring my services.
ls-..ln
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KIN & SON.

HPECIAL NOTlCE.-Wc invite all in want
= /. crll aud examine our superior stock OF
W AGONS for one or two horses, put up on Iron
and Wooden Axlcs with ami without Springs
Also, CARTS. DRAYS. WiiEELEARRoWs,
FLOWS, HARE0WS. OK WHEELS. * all
,nalc Of the heS: .ea>oncd White OAK AMI by The
hest and most experienced w"rkmcn in wood ana
iron. all Of which viii be s'1 al ten per cent be
low the ordinary prices, roG CASH, or good notes
at ninety days.
sem ..-o,wlw II. UnDGKIN 4 SON.
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cEnR GE SIGG Frs

BOOk-BlNDER AND PAPER RULER.
No. - P,iuce Street, orposi'e tie G".,ne U6ce.
ALEXANDRIA. VA.
MUSIC, Magazines aud Old Books bound in
Nl any style | also RrLr. and make to order,
any description Of BLANK BOOKS which will
warrant 10 bc made of the best paper and materials,
and hoind in the strongest manner. Bank Officers,
Bankers Merchants, CLERKS of Courts, Hotel Keep
rrs. Insurance C"mran,-. and all VII" want Blank
Books, are respectfully invited tc give lne Il call
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FAIL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
:.:.si;
InAMs' EXPRESS COMPANY

INVITE the attention Of the public 10 the inrili-
/ ties afforded hy this Company, ivr the quick and
safe conveyance Of Specie, Bank Notes, valuable
packages. heavy and bulky freight. &c.
EXPRESSES for the East. TO Baltimore, fhlih-
dclphia. New York, Boston, Providence, Hartford,
a.. leave our office daily. at ia a'cl7ck. \. NJ
EXPRESSES for the South, to Richmond. Fred
ericssburg. Petersburg, Lynchburs. and for points
in North Carolina, South Carolina. Georgia. Ala
bama, and Tennessee, leave daily, at H. !, 4. VI.
Our EXPRESSES are always accompanied by
careful aud trustworthy messengers. and the public
can rely upon all business entrusted to us heing
done with safety pauctuality. and despatch.
RArEs-From Baltimore. 81 cents per 100 hs.;
from philadelphia. 81; from New York sl."".
Z.ss- No packages OF goods taken by weight IN
less weighing 200 Ms.
ian 2O-tf X. W. FALLS, Agent.
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ary Il f. W u ! 4 h.
I'VE would inform orr friends, and the public
NV ..rnrrnlly tLnt W. hANr remnA..l u NAr

WE would inform orr friends, and The public
w generally. that We have removed l. our
NEW STORE, Corner Kipg ami Pitt sts.
where we viii hc harry to see them at all time:'
it hring nur intention 10 keep stock Of pKl'
FANCY, and MILLINERY GOODS, and No
TlONs. together with an assortment of cAh-
pETiNGS. RUGS, and OIL CLOTHS unsur-
passed hy any other house III this city
We shall receive NEW GOODS weekly from
New York drriuy the season, and a We buy cx-
ru.,,.l,. t.r ea-h. we VIII bc enabled 10 sell goods
- cheap n any Northern House"
Wcnvitr YOU to give n IN early call. aud con
yin.., ,.,ur.,v.~ "r III. truth al lh,- ~'atr"trnt
o. & ". EIENHERG.
Scn2t Cor. King and Pitt streets.
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COMMUNICATED
LINES TO A. III. "

LINES 10 a. IL. W.
A golden ray Of sunlight fair
Down beams upon our favored land;
A looming cloud is likewise there,
High Ger the earth i'll beauty grand.
With ceaseless art both now contend,
How triumph gain a. best they may,
They spring on high, and now descend,
A golden cloud and shadowed ray.
Thus, silv ring Ger thy future way,
Long may the sunshine rival shade,
Ey'ning restore succeeding day,
Youth hold, grief be forever staid.
Meadland, W., sept, 1859. EPSILON.
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GpFrN,s MANSION HOUSE.

CORNER or CAMERON AND FAiRFAA SIS
riNHIS well known and fuFti.nH HOTEL
i having ui,l,r -"nra THOEGIGN RENO "a
YION npd REFi RNiSHiNG, is now upcn, with
every thing conl!ci for the convenience and ac-
comriodutinn Of BOAEDEES and TRAN ELERs
z.y" The Proprietor M secured the services oi
GEORGE l.. STEWART and SAMUEL +.
GREGORY. under whose joint management no
pains will be spared 70 sustain the reputation OF
the HOUSE Il. a FIRST Glass HOTEL in
every respect. JAMES GREEN.
AleNnnnria EehrnnrY L s5N-,itf
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NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY.
Ia a IG 8

T.SkOM BALTIMORE TO CHICAGO in SO
10 hours, with only two changes Of cars.
TRAINS leave Calvert Station Baltimore, dai :
ly, (Suudays excepted,l at ia. A. NJ, and 3, +.
NJ, for Pittsburg, Cleveland, Chicago, Cincinnati
and ST. Louis.
For Elmiru Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Canandai.
qua, Rochester, and all parts Of Canada, trains
leave daily, Sundays exccpted,) at 7.3O, A. NJ,
and 5, ?. NJ.
Passengers from Washington and South, BUY
tickets onIv 10 Baltimore where they can be pro.
cured 10 all points. JOHN 1. RlGAEl'
Assistant Superintendent
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JEFFERSON TACEY.

PAPER HANGER. lPliUl.SrERER. GLIDER.
tnd H,.".. E,r"rairr IN G,r.rui.
NTlilL~r returning hiS grateful acknowledge
w m"rtS I" his muinrruu- ticnds tur ihcii .cry
liberal cnruura cement daring the two wears he has
been amongst them assures them that il will be hl>
continued effort Ia serve them with pr"mptncss.
and at moderate charges. at his old stand, "" ~
NunrA SIpR kING STREET. ALEXANDRA. nh ~
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BUSINESS CARDS.
J. u. CORsE. -. y. ~ .oHa

Banking, Exchange, ana Soiiecion oAnee "a
CORSE BKUT Ii ERS.
No SO Erchdnge Bi"ck.
WYE will make Collections on all accessible
w points in the United States, and hold pro-
ceels subject to Check, or remit promptly 10 any
designated point. -,
We will deal in Erchanyc, Tine Biz, Pro""'-
.,ry Notes, Jncurreat Nancy C"ni, dc. ,.x.
STOCKS and other SECURITIES bought andS,{h
on Commission, and LOANS negotiated on favor
able terms. Interest allowed to Dcpostors.
A varied experience Of many years in this busi-
ness enables uS TO offer services with confidence
70 the public. ieo III
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ppNrypacKER & PERRY BROTHERS.

Army X SllINN'S
Ratified MINERAL WATERS AND CIDER.
MASSEY. COLLINS & CO.'S
PHILADELPHIA DRAUGHT ALE.
BOTTLED PORTER, iLE, ND MEAD
Ec~ CIDER ON ORA Y q 1T,
In quantities 10 suit purchasers.
BRASS BEER-CUCkS AND CUBA HONEY,
Constantly on hand, and FOR sale by
Louis C. Army,
IS n. Watcr-st., Alexandra.
nsy- Country orders solicited. and promptly
crjrd jc Idly
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-29
FANCY ARTICLES. SC.

4 BEG LEAVE t. inform my customers that
L am in rcrrir: Of my stock "i FALL
noOpS. consisting in part "t u splendid assert
n,ent Of Dress Trimmings AMI Buttons. Zephyr
Wcrsted and Shetland Wool. Of all roors; Work
ing materials of all kinds farus, Hoped skirts
for Ladies and Misses: Velvet Ribbons. ll"isery,
Gloves, Shawl bordering, Hair, Nail. Tooth ant
Shaving Brushes. Round. Dressing, Tuck, Pocket
and Fine Tooth Combs, Travelling Bags. Smith
Sons Genuine Needles Pine Twlled Tapes, Linen
Tapes and variety OF other fancy articles. all oi
which will be sold very low for cash at
sep 81 4. {. BEKkl >. I. hlhE street.
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@a i s.. -
ON AND AFTER THIS DAY, lSumdayS cx-
~ cepted.) the Trains on this Road with their
Omnibuses will connect with the Trains arriving
and departing on the Orange road. and the wash
inpton Branch of the Baltimore Road.
Passengers will leave Alexandria Tor NasHing-
ton, il the Cars al the following hours :-1i1' ;
g:l0, l0:lC, lllO, and l2:ln, \. N., !:t'' ''i''
40. $40, 6:lO and 40 I. NJ
Passengers from Washington Ia Alexandria. viii
take The Omnibuses at the oiIice of the Company,
a. follows:-6 $50, 9, 10, IL. and Il. A. NJ; l:Sp
3, 4, ), &. ana !, l.. NJ.
On SUNDAYS, the hours will bo Leave A!exan-
dria at $40, 1910; and l:lO, A. NJ, E4j $40, 49,
5:lO, clio. and no. y. NJ.
Leave Washington at 9, 10, II, A. NJ. l:Se, J, !,
). g. and J. NJ. ap lS-tf