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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-26

A Nut To liz CRACKEp.-lt IS stated on
reliable authority that the slaves Of 4 widow
lady in Shenandoah county, Va, were fur
nished with arms hy the abolitlonlsls. ana u
NIGHT appointed for them to start 10 Harper :
Ferry. Instead of doing 50. however. when
the time came. they held consultation And
taking those very arms, kept guard from
dark till dawn around their mistress house.
In the morning, they showed her the arms
told her what they had done, and went to
work as usual Hash. Star.
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REMOVAL

IOUN OGDEN has removed f. the new store.
D IN. .erond from ritt street. AMI opposite the
Marshall House. lIc respectfully invites ~ c>-
animation II hi large assortment. consisting en-
tir,ly ii ARTICLES IL Hou~EkEEPlNG.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-26

| WOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM THE
LADIES, that will open on THURSDAY
s"r,iny. H. 21h, large stock of WINTER
BoNNETS, Of all kinds. Also. FEATHERS,
FLOWERS. RIBBONS. R0UCHES, &C., all Of
shich will sell very low. for cash.
Oct 2b-eu3t. T.. T. BERRY, 100 King st.
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coHes Statement.

vox Oct 25.-Cofiee has declined sg
NEW w. 'v vnSiis sale showed decline Of &C. a.
i. lns F0. Stock $1,000 bags. Sugar has ad-
,..l tc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-26

EtRS! Fl RS. FURSu.-Just received from
New York by steamer Mount Vernon. choice
assortment Of LADIES FURS. such rs Sable.
AlnS' Martin, Fitch &c. All will be sold low for
'''n, The Ladies will please call and examine.
nt2h J. T. EVANS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-26

pHALoSS HAIR IMMIGRATION prevents
l Badness. and restores the Hair that has fall
zen out. or become thin, and effsctually removes
>rari or Dandrua. A supply just received and for
a!eby j. A. MILBURN,
oct ?s Druggist.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-26

"ruf BEGINNING ~ rue E>p. The more
we reflect upon the crazy abolition enterprise
which has Just been nipped il the bud at
larper's Ferry. the more we are impressed
with the belief that it is destined to accom-
plish some great and valuable end. AS in
the natural So in the political world, when
the elements have become diseased and thor
uughly diScompused, they generate q storm
which bursts and sweeps i'll its fury, carry
in. havoc and dcSuIatiun III its course But
when its turbulence j. exhausted. the clouds
vanish, the mir becomes pure and serene, the
! landscape rcaSSumcs it beauty; ana the SKY
and the earth are halhed again in sunshine.
l. it rash or unphiusophical. III the light OF
this plIl steal phenomenon. t. suppose that
the tempest Of Abolition wrath and treason
, which has broke forth upon our SOIL anu
stained il with blood, will BIZ followed by the
return Of Il healthy political pulse that VIII
beat in unison with the constitution and the
laws? Already we see strong evidences Of
this tendency 81 the llarper'S Ferry lnSurgen-
cy. The northern press, including with
some exceptions its full blouded Republican
and semi. Republican wings, i speaking out
in indignant rrrrohaion Of the Infamous plot,
its leaders, and all who were directly or IN
directly concerned III it. Among the Jour
mails which, have aerceahly surprised rs with
It's conservative and honorable views Of the
matter is the New York Times. This pa
per since It's establishment. has generally
been suppose! Ia have been identified III
sentiment and feeling with the Seward fac
| ton. 1t has enjoyed the reputation OF being
- Black Republican organ. of Il decidedly
anti Southern stripe, and We confess that at
times its columns until within the last twelve
months, seemed t. indicate rs much. But
recently. before the IIarpcrs Ferry cxplo-
SION. it had much changed for the better:
and now We are gratilied Ia sec that 1t takes
its stand boldly and unequivocalIy upon the
platform Of the country. II come: out IN
maintenance Of lie hulwaris Of social order,
ana in rcbukr OF il, yi"iat"r> up"n "ur sol.
their aicl"rs and ahcttnr>.- i"t,~t"v E.P.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-26

THREE Persons KILLED IL \ DUEL, II
CrEA. Il ONE MANA MAJOR of the rural
militia, Gj years old, near Havana, Cuba,
recently fought duel with swords, and
killed his adversary, young man. The
second then took up the quarrel, and he too
was killed ny thrust Of the ma jor's sword:
a cousin OF the principal next stepped for
ward. and was also killed: lastly u friend Of
all the others, felt bound I" Menge their
deaths. bur, upon receiving rather sever"
wound declared himself satisfied. The We
torious durlisi. in full uniform, went TO
Havana and presented himself 10 the Cap
tain General. who, without depriying hun q!
his sword, pointed out u room I"r HIM To &c
crpv. and placed a guard OF honor at iii"
door Ii j. believed he will be acquitted by
the military court before which he IS To be
tried.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-26

Charles Cox and Eli Pennington, conyic-
ted in Boone county. Va, Of felony, were
sentenced to three years each in the penitcn-
tiarv. with an additional five years for Penn
mgton. who has been there before"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-26
y,v Oct. 25.-Flour has declined aeg

-, YORK, Oct 29.-rIou' "a'
n" Iva assms4.sO; Ohio $5.S5@s5.S';
l", ' - ,oms5.i5. Wheat has advanced ie.;
s'atns'H =, -. ,,,mlj5. Corn closed dull and
Western ' unimp.rtaur white lossc, Pork
n'a'!' =, -. prime SlO.9O@$n. Lard is
sil mes ,ss.mIllr. Whiskey closed dropping
.sa'y q rs" .r. dali. Va. Is sii. Mo. os,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-26

CONTINENT TO THE ALEXANDRIA RIFLE
uEN.--Governor Wise in his spcach ut Rich
mnud on his return from llarper's Fer
~, thus compliments the Alexandra k'iie-
mcn:--"I would pass a special cneomlum on
Captain Maryc Of the Alexandria Rifles, who
without waiting Tor ball and cartridge, JOIN
ei us ut Washington with % men. and ena-
BLEED me 10 proceed with n guard of ~ Nir.
GINA soldiers 10 llarpcrs Ferry
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-26
ATEX ANDRTA GAZETTE VIRGINIA ADVERTISER;
&c GAL III Il S

AGRICULTURAL A>D MECHANICAL FAIR
l. i very H. irabc and highly Important
THAI Alcxandr!., wiiore tie initiative ha> tcsn
taken IL til, nrl,tcr, should, ut the start,
show what her own citzons are wiling . 10.
BY the next meeting, it is proposed to obtain
one hundred life members 81 the Society IN
our city, and already a number have Ia
ken lie memberships. To become life
member costs so, aud We trust that names
sufficient to make ny the requisite number
will be furnished and that speedily. No
enterprise ever set on foot IN our city has
fallen through. for want Of means 70 start
it. and we feel confident that one which
promises such important and practical re-
suits rs this. will neither lansulsh Or fail.
Pass round the paper and let IT be signed as
it goes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-26

lann POUNDS BUTTER in frkins and
fUUU kegs. III store. Also. FAMILY FLOl Il.
ground for the Richmond market aud Extra and
Superfne. some choice brands for sale by
L. ENGLISH 4 BRO.
,.t % No. 81. North Gn"n street.
TJoOPED SKIRTS. large lot of Hnoped
IL skirts. just received. At
LEWIS BAAR'S.
oct No. l3S, King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-26

tlat We nave lliHt cOoiiD " iooh "' '''''S 49,
cradle affair at llarper's Ferry, it shows US
some of our military advantages. Il shows
Us, for instance, the Importance OF railroads
and steamboats, and tclesraphS. III Il military
point of view About eighty miles from
Baltimore and hundred from Washington,
a band of madmen, outlaws and rebels, mos;
unexpectedly seize the United States Arse
nal issue commissions and proclaim them
selves a provisional government. The Ar
senal was not adequately defended: that is,
perhaps, the first lesson. But the second
and more important fact is, that. IN twenty
four hours troops are congcgratrd IRON i
distance i'm some eases, ui' 100 miles, at Il
moments notice, cannon aud military stores
are transported. and the whole lnsurrcctlon
is auelled, and the the leaders shot or cap
tured. We have not had before such an cX-
hibition of military prnmptncss and ctflc'cn-
CIV. The papers Of one morning give rs the
news and carry us up to within ~ hour or
two of the using up Of the whole conspiracy
So unexpected rising. at - unexpected Il
point, could hardly have been conceived; and
vet such are the advantages of railroads and
telegraphs. though built entirely for the rur-
poses of peace, that in IN instant they place
all military and volunteer forces within Il
hundred and fifty miles, i'll such proximity
a. this to the seat of Cabinet Councils
are assembled military officers summoned
troops gathered by telegraph and convey
ell bv steam to the seat III war, with = rric-
rity inconceiyahle fifty years ag'. iHi"
Letiyer
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-26

HROCERlES--We are now receiving add'.irn-
(J Al supplies Of GROCERIES. making our
stock complete. 10 which We invite 'he a'ent"n VI
das,srs H. ENGLISH y BRO.
-. 90 No. 81 North lniou-strcet
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-26

VERY FINE IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC
Y SEGARS, CHEWING TOBACCO, &c.---Tho
subscriber has lately received large addition 10
Ii. stock and !. quite confident that he can please
Tie tasr. II almo.t any one wanting articles in his
line H. narnr- III part some very line Hd IiNA
sEGiES cut - the same lot that President Bnch-
,na,. smoke: very superior CHEWING TOBAC-
10. Il ,ari,u. brands; genuine Tarkish SHOk-
IyG YUBiCrO; PIPES and STEMS, in great
variety, sc. For safe, aholssal and retail.
CHARLES p. SHAW,
ian2i--r ~ y. cor of King Il Fairfax -sts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-26

NEW RAlSiNS.-l0O boxes new RAlSlNS,
~ Received this day pcr steamship Mount Yer
aou' from New York. for sale By
%, - r RREWIS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-26

porGIAs' WoMAS's RIGmT> LETTER 4 For
gerry a letter has been published pretty
extensively, which purportcd to have been
written by Judge Douglas, and addressed I"
Mrs. Lucy Stone. The letter represented
Mr. Douglas as taking a deep interest IN the
woman's rights movement, and makes hun
say that he cannot be present at the C"nven-
ton. Lucy knocks III" letter and Senator
Douglas also in the head at the same time, hy
the following spicy note:
Bosiox, October u, lSJ9.--I am surprised 10
learn thar the letter going the rounds oi the pa
vcr>, purpprting 10 bc from stephen Arnold Doa-
glas 10 me. i. hcius received vcrltablc cores
pnnGcncc. The hoax seemed I" me :" baroiaecd
tia, | never gave ii Il second thought. | have
never written u nor received Il lane from Mr.
Douglas. and il j. not 10 such men that the NO.
maus ii .his cause appeals Tor helprr>.
Lacy Stone.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-26

A wild turkey was shot in Petersburg, on
Monday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-26
VOTING LADIES INSTITUTE,
1oU W. AnD4'-|
hE< NbRIt VA.

MIN NNVhT \, y.
rI1lE TENTH ANN Al SESSION 81 tht' In
.r.rutiou. Nil b. "l.nui i"r tie reception u
BOARDING t>n DAY SCHOLARS, on Mon
day. september i9h.
The Cau II study thorough practical. ana
sufficiently extended, requiring 81 ne PAT 81 thr
scholar careful ''stiga'on and continued I'M
scnrc.
pupilt who may wish t. prepare themselves for
H.. profession III Teaching. will lie al, iscd AMI
instructed IN regard I" School Arrangements tla'.
.itc,tiun. Mods. IL obstruction Discipline. hnn
various other topics hearing np"n tie general use
fitness and efficiency Of tie Teacher: mad 50 soon
n. n. number OF applicants hiatt render II expe
dent. a permanent "IEA,hhRo DhPAkl-
NENr" vii be connected Win the Institute.
Further information may b. nbtaIn'd ~ appNra
ton 10 ; ~ - hh go = ii"'''f"''
~, % dlwAeo2m ISL, King street.
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was issued fur his arrest. NJ the instance 81
the commemorative Attorney: and ycster-
day he was brought before Justice Summers,
by Officer Warder, and required 10 give bond
in the sum Of 500, to keep the peace.
FIEr-l esterday morning, about o'clock.
u piece Of plank lying on top OF one OF the
oy ems al Jameson Bakery, caught fire, from
the heat of the oven and blazed up through
trap door in the hoor above il, when Watch.
man Robert Wade. seeing the light. forced
an entrance through window, and after
strenuous effort, succeeded in eXtln.s gushing
the flames, before any damage was done.
In Il few moments more the lire would have
had too much Roadway 10 have been put out
without loss.
COMPLIMENT TO THE ALEXANDRIA RIFLE
NEx.--Governor Wise in his speach ut Rich
mond, on his return from 1larper's Fer
nv. thus compliments the Alexandria Rifle
mcn:.-"l would pass Il special cne"mlum on
Captain Maryc Of the Alexandra Rifles, who
without waiting Tor ball and cartridge, JOIN
"a us mt Washington with % men. and ena-
BLEED me 10 proceed with guard of ~ Nlr.
ginia soldiers to llarpcrs Ferry
THEATRE. The excellent company now
performing at the theatre is all that could be
wished for by The mosr tastideuus, and will
doubtless prove even more attractive than
the one which proceeded it. Miss Thompson
is too well known to need any praise AZ this
time, and visit 10 the theatre Is sufficient
to convince any of the high d,amatical mer-
its of those engaged. Tonight will be pre-
scented the comedy OF the Serious Family,
and farce entitled Sketches in India
HELD ru BAIL--JameS Welsh was ar
rested in Washington Oh Monday, hy officers
Alien and kimball, on the charge Of coin
hitting an assault upon VIM. Price, in this
city, on Sunday night. lie was brought
here, and examined by the Mayor, ON Mon
.I,,li . hol CIR h;s onneor.
uaS eN'''i'2' ''"' '''' :, H. 10
"l''e III 'o"'' - "'''"'' wy >'
,,u. r,,l =,
- y;..,;.
''' '''f"' = t,.
,''',''''f - ,,.,,;l. ,,n.
p'o"ei' VI -i''''. '. '' g M 49,.
pI"yrd III dIsclars'hS '''' 'af - - We
mcr Mount Vernon, ~ barrel OF r"sii''
which he wa. receiving on the wharf, falling
fr,r, IN. Steamer upvn him.
Ir,rrut>.-Ata meeting Of the Friend
~. r,,,,or, IN N,nlny night. 4
sup 'ic ''''l'''''
resolution was adopted requesting '''
d.nt II ia. Unmnanr 10 invite several gen
-, -; ~, ;, d.l;,.r = course ii
''''''''' ,.n;, a..
lectures III ''' i"'S''' ''''''
""''tF.
r,...p.;n y, benefit
lhf A'"'- "' '''''''
II the Relief Fire Company "P'h'" ~ ="
rrrto Hall. On Monday night, and was at
,.,l.lly, baron. crowd # Indies and gen
:. ,h.r. :, ,l.,s. III.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-26
BY YESTERDAY EVENINGS MAILS.

Mr.. George Mills. Of Richmond, was 50
drcadiully >calded, by falling into hot
bath. at the Bath Rooms, under the Aulcri-
can Hotel, in that city, On Monday, that his
recovery is considered doubtful. 30 badly
was he burned that in attempting to take of
his clothes the skin pcaled from his person.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-26

700 LBS. Choice Orange County -. - Il En-
OtDU 5oOlbs. Pennsylvania BtckWhENI' re-
oeived this day, and for sale by
oct 20 .. T.. o'''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-26

vI7ANTED.-A Graduate Of Virgins 'ol-
w lece. desires situation n Teacher. Direct
(stating ssiary,) Box $40. Alexandria.
oct 24-6t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-26

yy,HE VERY BEST FAMILY FLOUR IN
ALEXANpRIA--Jus received sixty bar
rels Jonathan Ewes brand. Superior to any
Flour he ever made, and will be sold for less than
any Flour Of similar quality, 10y
oct Is iSahS ! = y.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-26

Mr.. Binney. of Philadelphia, has lately
published pamphlet relative to the author
ship Of Washinglon's Farewell Address, III
which, speaking Of the original heads or
hints. or druught, rs it came from Washing
ton to Hamilton. he says:
"rhcse are golden truths. a treasure Of political
wisdom, experience, and foresight, which from
the gravity Of their tone the depth of their SINGER
ity their simplicity, and the tenderness rs wen a.
tie strength of the concern they manifest for the
whole people. make, in themselves. Farewell
Address. as il were. from dying father to his
children. And they are Washington alone, WITH
out suggestion by any h"dy-Madison, llainiIt"n'
or any other friend or adviser-'irawn from the
depth Of Wa,hington's own heart: and IL the whole
Farewell Address. As il now stands on record. were
,lccompoSed, and such parts dspcllcd as were add
cd t. give the paper entrance INTO the minaS ui
statesmen and legislators, and 10 place IL among
the permanent rules OF government. the great re-
siduum would be found in these principles, an in
pcriShabIe legacy to the people. They are The
SutL of the Farewell Address.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-26

MrsIc BY SrEAM.-The most novel at
t, action al the Mechanics Exhibition, Is the
steam musical instrument, called the Cal
Gope," pronounced "kal-eye-o-pc, which
was put up on Saturday, night, and placed on
a temporary platform, rntside OF the rear
window of the main hall. 1t could not be
exhibited inside, as it sounds 10 better ad-
vantage in the open air. and may be heard
al Il great distance without disturbing the
visitors. This instrument was invented by
Mr.. Joshua c. Stoddard, OF Worcester,
Mass. aud is exhibited by Mr.. Arthur ).
Denny, General Agent OF the American
Steam Music Company" ut Worcester 1t
consists of an iron frame. somewhat larger
than i sewing machine, on the top OF which
two conyerging rows OF valve chambers are
arrauyrd-each chamber furnished with II
onllr me talir valve. \ small stem passes
from each valve, and over each valve IS u
steam whistle. \ cylinder or wheel with
cogS. like that Of music box. il SO placed
as to lift or pull the valves, as it revoiSes
and thus tune is produced. The cyln-
dars are changeable, All H6itum. and each
one produces seven airs. There are only
three cylinders here, and they are arranged
inr the following tunes.
No. Sweet Home: Serious Family Pol
ka: Monmy Musk; Quickstep: Watcher; Liver
pool lIornpipe. and Quick March
No. -Massauiello: Ten O'Clock one Noon
light Night, jig Cotilion, Katy Darling,
Della Polka. Little More Cider, and AIR from
Sonnamhula.
No. March from Moses in Egypt,
Scotch reel, Nelly Bly,, College llornpipe,
Devil Down Hill. White Cockade, and Hun.
tiers Chorus.-Rich. Wig.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-26

Mr.. !. o~EEUEN \. IT AlcNaulria, will open !
Nj DANCING ACADEMY. ~ hcii,r Hall, ~
po.r,r III. u.z,ttr 80 commencing" H'"n"t,
u.,.i,,l-,i. Chase f.r Young ladie-. Misses AMI
Masters. ], o'clock, T. ", lui lur gentlemen at
o'ctnrk =. N. Day II tuition Mondays aud
rI,r rct IT, .dtf
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], w. MCGEE,

nFFERS his Professional services 10 the citl
" zen. Il Alexandria and the vicinity. Office Al
the $. W. corner Of Prince and Royal streets.
In La If
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Telegraphic Dispatches.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 24--Mr Greenwood,
Commissioner r,r Indian Affairs, has return
81 r. his city after six weeks absence, dur.
no which time he made arrangements ipr
,rcat;., with the Sacs and Foxes Of the Ms.
sissinp. and with the Kaw Indians Of kau-
sas, He also visited nearly all the Indian
tribes in Kansas and Nebraska. lie express
.es qualification with the result of the numer-
Gus interviews he held with them, ana says
they are anxious 10 adopt the pursuits 81 clvi-
lied life NJ they can no longer depend upon
the chase Tor subsistence.
The sloop Of war NincenneS, having been
absent on the African coast Tor two years,
has been ordered home
LOUISVILLE. Oct "a fire occurred last
nipht on Main street, destroying the stock OF
Nessrs. Wilson 4 Starbiri, druggists, to the
,m,unt Of 10000. Mcssrs. O.. atson X
Co.. saddlers. also lost Sl5 900 and the asr-
cultural store Of McsSrs. Peter X Buchanan
was damaged 70 $4,000, and the dry goods
store Of j. Crabb 4 Co, to 10000. Several
other stores were damaged to smaller amounts.
The losses are mostly insured, partly IN East
ern Offices -
CARLISLE. Pa, Oct 2+-A lady, calling
herself Cant. tuuk : SiSicI, y
two men, arrived here this morning. She
says thar the man under arrest Is not Cook.
The prisoner denies having been al Harper ;
Ferry. lie will have hearing tomorrow.
Parties are expected here from llarper'~ Fer
~. who will I've able "a identify HIM The was
among The r>urrcrtionl>ts.
Cl<clx>ArI. Oct. 2i.-Flour Extra At
/ SUt"Si o. Wheat firm IT uo,~ol Ia
for red, aud Fol Is Tor white.
BosroN, Oct 2l.-Captain Morton, Of the
ship Arlington, OF Halnwel, Me. reports
that while passing the straits Of Gibraltar
"A thrty-two pound shot, fired by the Span
ards at Taril:,, passed entirely through the
ship, striking just under the main channel
on the starbuard side
New ORLEANS. Oct. 24.--By the arrival
Of The steamer Arizona We have Brazos dates
H. the 10Th. She brings eiS.utW IN specie.
Cortinas was still encamPcd IN the vicinity
Of the Rio Grande. The Indians were ON
ing him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-26

ElEcrlu< on JusrlcE og TIE PEN'E.
4. h. Powell was elected - Justice OF the
Peace from the 9Th district Of this county. al
an election, held M Balls Z; Roads on Sat
ur,iay last. The vote stood Tor T.. Il. io"e''
-. for j X. Johnson tt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-26

,LoAkS AND MANTILLAS.-Anothe lot Of
y those handsome CnOTH CL0AKS, just re-
rhed Al Inct POI BRYAN / ADAMS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-26

\ hkdS ROUGH AND READY TOBACCO,
'note article. received this day, and for sale by
~t 10 J. H. DOIGLASS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-26

~ stSh-5o luintals COD FISH, in store,
=, y. Tor sale BY NJ. ELDRIDGE / CO..
Union Wharf.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-26

TRnCERY AND COMMISSION ~ SiNESS.
(I JAMES X. MARSHALL. Jr having pnr-
chased he interest II II. =. Ward III the stock y
Marshall 4 ward. viii continue tie business u he
late :rm under the style aud firm If VI th"H MI
{ CO.. ~ lie I'D stand No. u King street. wnei"
tn.y intend Il keep Al ~, times elect stock y
FAMILY GROCERIES And FARMERS = =
PLIES. which they w,.l sell At lie lowest md'"e'
rate, lar cash "rio punriual customers,
Thuy viii gjNs personal dVn'l"" !" th' ''' -
.rIui'E ,,EN,N NNp PRODUCE generally.
u. ,,,.nt ol t. cuisines, tney holrt I" receive
III ,f..,.,i r..,,..gils x II the late Hrn and the
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-26

msEsE.-so boxes English Dairy Cheese
All: = BOXES New Jersey Cheese, just received,
.~'or sa!eb oct22l KNOX 4 BRO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-26

llltlll TONS SOFT blue Windsor PLASTER,
sep a-?m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-26

MEX PHoSPIATE.-Whit lock's Super
y Phosphate OF Lime. for sale by
~PH WHEAT 4 BRO.