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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-02-23

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SWlAM Ghepb. o N 3, SetretGr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-02-23
GemtIcDe %sYortOtfein.

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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-28

a. VESSEL WANTED.-A good VESSEL
!. ipvo y 1859 barrel., is wanted for ! per;
y b'osh Provinces. Apply 10
wv. Ill. F0WLE son,
- No l. South Wharyes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-28
Tho Latest by the Vanderbilt.

M,RsglLES. Sept. li.-Advices from Com
stantinoplc are 10 the 1th Of June. The
Sultan nearly lost his life on Saturday. An
I,nian comn auding an Englis! steam tug
drove his vessel twice against the imperial
caimne. and the Sultan was saved with great
difficulty.
The Governor Of Gambia has sent in his re-
sisnation.
The smuggling of arms continues there,
and a seizure Of bomb yes>e! charged with
powder has lcen made.
Political agitation in S"rvia was increa>-
iur. The National Assembly has been con
vokcd.
VIENNA, Thursday.--Thc Imperial Law
Gazette announces that the premium Of the
interest of the National loan falling due III
the months of October November and De
ccmber, 1870, has been fixed at 10 per cent.
There is "A rumor in Paris of tendency to
agreement between England and France on
the subject Of an European Congress Tor the
settlement Of Italy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-28
From California.

ST. Lorls, SEP. .6.-The overland caIitor-
MA mail of the ID, has arrived. Fifteen
buildings in the business portion Of Column
ba. had been DESTROYED by fire, invoking a
loss Of $50 600. The San Francisco Bui!e-
tin publishes letter from Capt. Walter al
nouncing his arrival at Camp Floyd on the
18th, having materially shortened the route
from Fort Dallas TO Salt Lake.
The Fort Smith Times says the Indian
a,ent Nalrash has been killed ly person
named Mckuett. Col. Leiper, the agen; tor
the Camanche Indians, had al,obee killed
by the Indians.
GOV. Douglas, in replying o Gen. Harvey,
denies that any outrases lave been commit
tod against any Amer lean citizens ataan
Juan, or that any British vessels have ever
conveyed an officer of the llndson's Bay
Company at San Juan to seize Americans.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-28

BoDY ForSD.-YeStcrday morning. the
BODY Of a mau was found floating III the back
basin at the foot of lancaster street. II Is
surpassed that the body was that Of Capt.
Browuwell, of the schr. Province, ol Acc"-
mac county, Va. On last Friday night he
was seen in an intoxicated condition, and 1t
is thought that he fell overheard while at
tempting to get to his vessel. Coroner Spark
lin held an inquest, the jury rendering vcr-
diet Of accidental drowning. -BaH CtppT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-28
,,a Cattle Market, September "a.

=, ,-,yiou. heavy supply Of cattle and the
Iae ,,L,r. materially lcssencd the de-
warm f"'.' 49,. .bi, week On the lath Sep
usnd = - % mead sold at the scales at 81.
Hl'e'' w, .. and II held over. Sept 2lst IS
''i = 9,e,$.s., IL at "s@3tc., and at 81
s'iv ~. aSs5bei over. On tho 23d. q were sold
&C" s A /. At SIC. Making % head for the
- -. n,;c.. being something frlner at he close
,a.s Tor several days previous. .,,za
'as 800. :. aud lambs may be quoted at S2.za9
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-28
NEW GOODS.
r.iliE ST3sGRii'ER> have is,t received large
y,,,l,. ~ FNII ,>n WINrFH GOODS

r.iuE SUBSCRIBERS have Just received large
/ supply d FALL A>n WINTER GOODS.
For the Ladies, We have elegant silk Robes, in
black and color,: fancy SILKS. in great variety:
r,pins, Na"nria.. l.av,lia ,i,rh.. Mad"nnas
rich Mou.liu-. il. Robes abb by The yard: French
Mcrinoe-. plain AMI figured: Alpaccas. Boinba
zines, &C., IL.
A-o. Linen Cambria liandkcrchiefs, from &c.
10 -: Etnblnd"rirs, Hosiery AMI Gloves. Hoop
skirt white and col"rei '"r Ladies and Children.
our assortment II CLOTHS. CASSlMEKES.
SiTIXETTS VESIINGS, Neck Ti.., new style
Linen Collars. six aud Mcrino >hrt-. Glcves.
SusptIrlcrs. Fui!cd Cloths, Ker-cy:, Jeans lin
seys, Osnahurgs. Cortous, Ca!i,oes, G.anket,, OF
every description: Table Diaper, Table Cloths,
Linen and Cotton Sh"r!,ag,, ir9m to ~ wi!c;
Pillow Case Cotton ami Linen, Fri II Linens, plain
ani Cs~r,.i: Cvt,ou fta"Ecls, &"., ic., all Of
Which will be oiercd yi,.tp {" cash ~ promp trade.
sep j. g. X. WITNEE u BROS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-28
p;,bmord Market, September 26.

Wbsa, J. coming in in reduced quantity, the sup
Is beiu. scarcely equal to the demand. We quo.e
Il ,,Sl 10 ;l3O; white Sl.lO to Sl.4O. Flour Is
MN inactive. the demand being almost altogether
!, ,be retail line. wequotc 1915 10 50 for Super
sne 81 t. $3.50 and s. for Extra, 81 TO $I.5o
,ra 8 20 for Family. Corn is active, the supply
lcur small Wequote AT FROM s. to s2!c.-H'eh.
-.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-28
o.r,.,own Cattle Market, Sept. 20.

-. NJ - s,,o head. Three hundred head were
'l'1 .a.os by District hutchers 1T $2GgS3.5O on
pa'J sas anal 10 S4MS7 net. There were but
,as III, I'M ), n, first mentioned price, and they
g. .. III I'M cattle. Two hundred and fifty were
" S'. 4 !, me Baltimore market, and 100 left
aa' ar There was iulI supply Of sheep offered,
"rv'. nj !, s?.5oo,s3.5o e head. Hogs Of good
an.li,y were selling Il, s..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-28
From Mexico.

New ORLEANS. Sept. 21.-Tamp!co dates
to the l4th have been received.
General CARA was preparing to leave with
reiriurccmeu;s for the interior.
The Liberal army now numbers lS,Voo
men.
Nothing Of Gen. nefollnde's movements Is
mentioned.
Gen. Vol hal defeated the Liberals near
Leon. and Gen Miramon was expected be-
fore San Luis potosi.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-28
Tho Great Cricket Match.

MONTREAL, Sept. u. The cricket play
was commenced again at 80 this morning
-Pirr and Caesar at "wickctS irundy,
HAYWARD, Nisicn. and Catiu out !uur wick
c;S for sixty runs, and resulted in The defeat
of the Canadians.
Erslands first innings were III. Cana
da's second innings were Is. The English
players are to X in the morning to make =
on the second innings.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-28

A monster gate for the Sault Ste. Marie
Canal, is nearl " completed at Newport, ,h'r-
,y-hye miles above Detroit. 1t is 3 feet
wide THAT being the width Of the canal, ~!
feet deep, and thrtytw" inches thick. The
timber used in its construction. cut into inch
boards, would measure about one nun
dred and twenty thousand feet. II Is be
lieved to be the largest gate in the world
There are about forty tons OF iron used IN
binding it. The woodwork Is entirely OF
oak. When finished, it will DC taken TO
pieces and forwarded To It's destination.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-28
Arrival of the Moses TAYLOR.

New YORK, Sept. 27.-Thc steamship
Moses Taylor has arrived from Aspinwall.
She brings upwards of S2oOo,0oo from
California. Her news has been anticipated,
for the greater part, by the overland mail
AMI the arrival Of the Havana nj New Or
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-28
rlNo OUR FRIENDS AND THE Pl BLlC,
ASHRY & WOOD

Have oucncd at their old stand, III King, one
door from Washington street, the largest and most
carefully selected stock Of GOODS that they have
received.
Is LADIES DRESS Goors. We namc-Fiue new
sty!r Silks: elegant silk Robes: choice makes u
Einck nrcs. >!lk: VERY rich striped aal Plaid
Black Si!hs: rr!. Paris Printed Dcl.anr, pcl.ain
Robe, from four IL fifteen dollars; French Ner-
nor.. all ,oor. printed ilcrgocs with every thing
new and dc, irnhlc. Also, shiwls 81 the newest
designs and fabrics
TX WnIff Gnon>. We havc-ElGinGS and bacoS
from two cents Ia two dollars yard. and a much
higher as ie.rcd Jacnaet Camhrics: Nan>ook.
and Null Muslin: Embrcdcrcs of all hnds; ele-
CANT Thread Lace Sets, Collars and Sleeves: In
fants embroidered Dresses; Linen and Cambria
Breakfast Sets Our stock OF Irish Linens can.
moi be surpassed. il includes the various grades "t
Richardson's Dunhar DickcrSon's & Co.. ana
n,Eor choice brands, also, T""ctii"g, Sh,eiinG-.
de-, 81.
our stock d: SERVANTS GOODS Is much hoa-
yicr than usual. including Full Cloths. lin>rys,
nsnahurr. Twerd. white aud colurci Bankuts.
white. rel. and yellow F'anncls Il +, &c.
besides the above. We viii have thI. season an
elegant assortment Of CLOTHS, CASSlMERE>.
and EESTINGS. Crayais. Collars Nee" TIES,
Lal.hs Wool. Mcrnn. and Silk shirts and Drawers,
Gotten and Merino Hosiery and Glove.
In our selection hi: season, We have cndcavorcd
10 embrace. the wants Of Nil. va vii! be in re
CENT every week .; choice styles n they come
out We AK an examination Of al! III want Of
GOODS in our line, We feel that cur stock can
no; he surpassed III this market. sep Il
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-28

No. 81 South Thjr( STREET. Philadelphia.
81, 2gs 500 on
Paid up Capital and surplus 2I9i,lll "
SECURITY To POLICY HOLDERS.
rNHIS Old aud responsible Company insur"s
1 against los IT DAMAGE hy Fire, a!m'>; every
d,.rrittiuI nc property. and oilers 70 Merchant,
and u:tcr, ic.irii. insurance, tie security of
actual CaI.i,al :i,9?- S0D for The wh"lc ot which.
ami tor any liabilities beyond, tic Shareholders "Ic
INDY ALLY RESPONSIBLE, even u the cGtcr! Oi
their entire ryr;uucs. Tie Shareholders number
about one thousand. and Gs large portion Of
hr.. are persons Of great wealth. the most ample
provisions exist for meeting every possible claim
against the Company.
SUBJECT TO TIE LAWS OF TIE UNITED
STATES.
In appointing an agent FOR the United states,
the Company Eas empowered him 10 appear 70
and accent any action or legal proceedings ls:i-
tu,cd against or ny said Company, in the same
manner a. II the Company were Corporation or
Company established by the Laws u tae nited
States, Or any Of the several State.
PROVISION FOR PAYMENT IF LOSSES II
The UNITED STATES.
4 SPECIAL rEEStSEST FiSp MAS BEEN PLACED
IT rIE DISPOSAL or THG AGENT Al PHILADELPHIA.
10 rSADLE HIN 10 AuJrsT ASD PROMPTLY PAY ALL
LussEs, WITHOUT REFERENCE TO LONDON.
LIBERAL 10 THE INSURED.
The uniform course Of the Company has alway>
been lib, raj one toward, Policy Holders. No just
claim has ever been disputed, and prompt pay
ment Of losses is 4 standing rule. During :he
past year. losses exceeding S525ucG were paid.
Losses paid as soon a. the amount is ascertsinei.
ANNUAL INCOME.
The Income ii the Company is VOW about H.
0Up. uvO. incrcusin. gradually each year. shown.
that il has the confidence of the dilrcrca: conmu-
mites in which business is lone.
RATE OF PREMIUM.
The Rate Of Premium wall he moderate, aud IL
:.ll eases will he based upon the character of the
owner or occupant, and the merits ri the TEX.
The condition. of Insurance are framed with :le
greatest iiberality.
JAMES I. CLOSE, Agent.
~" Office in Exchange Block, on King street.
~ 2S-tllY
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-28
Arrival C the City Of baltimore.

Nsw loRk, September 21.-The steamer
City of Baltimore mas been signallcd below.
The most important other European advlccs
have already been telegraphed TO the press.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-28
coN ER C ] 4 l..
-, xsrlst. September 81.

no, and unchanged. Sales are sun
Flour ,;n.,,v confined TO the city trade. and
.m''ea ,,;on. there is no change whatever iho
il gu'''' M. were fair, but there was less
oat,'' ,,,,, in the market, though in prices '.
,nna""' :" W. not. sales of fair to good
aisS y ~, VA zoe: fair and good red ll29
s''' and prime Zimmerman i2Oe' no sAi ,:.S =.
l!a',' '"' white, Corn is quiet, with light
pane :. ma small supplies in store Quotations
o's'.s g. white. Rye and Oats are also quiet
"sS ...r.,c,ions small, while quotations arc
.l,.red
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-28
Upper Rooms Perry Building.
Corner Penn. nve. ani OH st, Wash. City
asitin ton. sen I'D wAennw

MUSICAL MERCHANDlSE.-AGo large
vi invoice Of GOODS IN tho above line just re
rrivcd. including Flutes Flageoicts, Flies. Acc"r-
deems, Esuios, Drums. Nions, Bows, Rosip. Gut
mr. v"!iu ami Banjo Strings. Of superior quality
&c.. which added 10 my stock IN hand. (Which
embrace. about every thing usually in request
make NJ about the largest and most complete as
soriment ever offered by any one in tins
market. "r any Of the nci shborng cities. buy
these goods exclusively !Toiu L.yr.f.,s and Man
gyoniu,,, aul lccl ruEticmt IN the assertion. 10y
conn alison ath good, bought ia other places,
that yea can save money 10y ma"ins y"u >cicc.
ttuu, trnIn my establishment.
In thr way q: !Si,f .Hrs,r and H,.ic'i N"t@..
Acxar,!ra newer has had and the District towns
cannot now show such i stock ! an cr'llhly
informed hy those who hGS made the examination.
II YOU have any doubts upon the subject, call and
sec for yourself.
MUSIC sent to any par, Of the country free Of
postage and liberal deduction made to Schools
and Teachers aud order. promptly tilted.
PIANOS and MELOuhONS rom two OF the
mos. r,i.hfc manufactures. III Worcester and
Carhart, Nccdlan 4 Coz in the ut.d states. or
elsewhere. furnished At Factory prices for cash
gorn paper. join II. f'fR'i l.
OFF
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-28
DIED.

On Monday night, the 18th instant, JAMES
STOopS, in the 18th year Of his age. &c: Hi,
friends and acquaintance invited t" attend his
funeral from Grace Church, this afternoon, at J
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-28
NEW CARPET STORE.

YNliE subscribers having rented the commoliouS
l. ana elegant Upper Rooms Of the Perry
Building" corner ot Pennsylvania Avenue and
Ninth street, Washington City, have opened there
IL, IN extensive a,ocA ut
CARPETS,
CURTAINS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-28
rEls.l ,;.nRnL... Angus, .. lsaO.
.IpIIS kpTTTEl

InllS hEfTLtWLlI, SsI
mr. Sri r. cr;,,,l ,nuu not, >l;r time sine a-!.ii-
wuJi II r'l"gr.,,r . s,H!r Manipulated nu..
Lsr. nv that lu,N" u-r !. upon MlrF utt>, sui
tobacco hat a\'ny"y. AMI IN all c'ts,- am >,ti~l''.
~iti result, lpi >nlI i long n, olt tie sam
COOL result lave not ,Jl-F"a with A. - cnliinr''.
With nia i'H.p t lu,,c itl hut better l'''>'ti
with tl results = y"r- ti,u an" other tha haN" u.,r
Ny wheat ami whore i applied rip"n"i hTuii-
fully. TIN last .wIm. With Your ,'uarnl harvested
y ;,Ir IL rd:!y without Gt,iiIr, straw li.i a,l gram
; TIE toa",, ai,-l 81 that air'rg>. hctt'r la,".
r-l~rii!i.y Yours, WV l.. BOWIE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-28
MARRIED.

On the 9th instant. at the Methodist Protestant
Church. hv the Rev. n. ;. hrccnaway, captain
CHARLES L. PRESTON, OF Massachusetts. I"
HARRIET H., daughter of tue late Capt. Charles
H. Dearborn, OF this city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-28
1859.
A l. II A N A C
80. Hsos's PRAISES.
Rim Ii 8 T.
PORT OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. %

ARRIVED.
Schr. Spray, Pearson, Stump Neck, corn 70
Th"na, Perry
SIR. Constitution, Wheeler, Chickamuxen,
vlsa, to Thomas Perry.
Steamer 4. L. Algcr. Shore, Philadelphia, mer-
chsnJise /, VIM III. fowlc i son.
SAILED.
BdsJ IL. Crowley, Drisco, East Boston, by
Borden Mining Co.
MEMORANDA.
Schr. Magellan Cloud, Go,t, from this port, ar
rived at Boston 2:d inst: brig Andvver, Croweli,
tom Georgetown do, 18th; schr. Jas. III. seguinc,
Ellis. for hi. port. I'D AZ DO. same day.
Schrs Susaunah, Creighton, aud Thos Patterson,
Seward, for this port, cid Mt Baltimore, 26th in
slant.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-28
wIEDOW GLASS. &c.


0nn BONES FRENCH WINDOW GLASS,
LUU of large sizes. assorted. New buildings
iarni shel upon !a,o,alic teih.. ordc's taEcn
aud filed at short notice Tor French or British
Plate. GLASS 3-l6 Of an inch thick. Of all sizes
required. from 66 inches wide by 20 inches long,
similar t. the one in VIM. Arnold's new Store
Also, Superior FRENCH LOOK At,-"LAss
PLATES. SD Of az iacn tnlsk, ut +hy width
and length, t. sui; in dwellings, Of any repaired
dlnen.,rns. Cali guA rNlnlinc .ampies.
mo - Il. H. MILLER. son 4 CO
ATEw GOODS, NEW GOODS. NEW GOODS.
N Having Just returned from the North with a
new ani elegant ass Artment OF FALL tNo WIN
TER Goods, consisting u FRENCH and Eng.i+h
tiuits, I.s.l:.crra, ana ..tinGs, Az! uoT pre-
pared to o.iur 10 NY customers aud tl.c public gen
orally some very desirable good, suitable for gen
tiemen wear any aud AL Of which will lac made
up 10 order in the best and most fashionable
styles. WILLIAM IuchEK'
draper ami I.ui, +iI. fcnu: !. cLus
between aud 9TH streets
Washiugt sep 2i-@'awin
a xLE GREASE. FOR greasing Carriages. Wa
n CONS. Ge.. for sale by
sep 20 FELL sthN r'NS.
XJlNEGAE- - hbls. pIra dor Vinegar. for
Y sale by [sep III J. n. HARPER co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-28
DEMPSEY 4 o,r0nLT.

II FASHIONABLE WEDDING ANp VISITING
carr ENGRA |ERS apd PRINTERS.
IMPORTERS OF
FINE FRENCH. ENGLISH and AMERICAN
STATIONERY, FiNCj GOUDS. dc,
3,6 Penn. ave, between Ssh aid 10Th stress.
WASHINGTON, u. Z.
a.iy- Orders sent through mail attended TO with
as great care aud dispatch a. il given IN person
Washington. sep 2S-eolw
INEDDINu NOTE lNNlrATloAS.--Ihe
w most fashionable style, IL be had ut
DEMPSEY L QT0OLE'S. Wash'n.. ID. {.
Ls,. Send orders by mail.
Washington, sep 2S--eulw
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-28
N The new three story BRICK DWELLING

n The new three story BRICK DWELLING
rs AND STORE. at the North West corner Of
Pfil,c AMI Royal streets. will he for rent AS coon
., The painting is completed aud dry. 1t is one Of
The test stands in town for almost any Kind Of
business. There is due il the cellar connected
With the Kitchen chimney, where bake oven can
hepu' up. In connection with bakery, the store
sui paror over il would make n first rate ice
cream saloon. with m entrance to the latter from
Royal street: The whole will be rented together
neither can he had separately. II taken by a
good tenant who will establish and conducta busi-
IN such manner a. will insure its perma-
hence, lease for long term will be granted after
The first year, upon reasonable terms. Also. de-
'iratle OFFICE adjoining. on Prince street. For
terms. apply 10 SAMUEL MILLER.
sen rs--,t,,w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-28

TnE Lone BRIDGE was closed to travel yes
terdav, in order that sundry repairs, render
ed necessary during the last year or two,
from various causes, may be entered upon
Immediately, and oop;ElateA before tie "nta-
vorable weather sets in. The draw at the
north terminus has been removed, and Is to
be replaced. and the adjacent sections are to
be supplied with new upper tlmbers, the
whole work requiring supervision Of travel.
which viii las. .omY thrae woeks. l'ash
Si1y
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-28
The Markets.

-.oar Sept. 27.-Flour is quiet; sales OF
,., :, s.. Wheat is firm; good TO
Nv n,' white lso@,s7e; red llo@ ll''. Corn IS
has w." ,... Sc; yellow S4@s5c. Provisions
So, .;,.. bacon sides 10! C.; mess pork slo prime
. 81 20 Whisky is dull a, Use
,x y,ps. sept. e7.-Flour has advanced os9
:" .,o si5o@s4,6o Ohio s5,2o@s5.4o;
iSf .,1sms525. Wheat is heavy; red
w..,s,p lole, 1850; white do. l2s@isoe' Corn
"s',,' . mixci g,mgec. Pork is dull; mess $i5.-
: ',. .;n. 1870. Lard is firm. Whisksy Is dull
!" ss.ma7c. Stocks are lower Cumberland
= ,o4. Va. s. s'!. Mo. Sssis. steri-
con ...,r firm In, quie, at llOA. The money
= -. firm ami active at e cent
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-28

DE LARUE'S WEDDIN u STATIONERY,
- ENVELOPES. &C.. &C., in grca; variety, al
DEMPSEY ( O'T0oLE'S, Wa,h'n.. u. t.
Wn.hinntnn sen oS-polW
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-28
ggT1LEwELL,s MANIPULATED GUANo.

NTE cannot present t. the Agricultural commu-
w nifty more complete and satisfactory tcsti-
mony II the value Of this FERTILIZER. than is
contained III the following letters. from well known
parties il Virginia and Mary land.
". IL. FOWLE & son, Agents,
NJ. South WharveS
i:5~ 4 constant supply for ,ale.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-28

IuST OPENED lot 81 very pretty Mousllncs,
y and selling from IA TO IS cents, some very
neat figures for children; also lot 81 very cheap
prints. color- warranted. LARkIE & BRO
ssp2l
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-28

IMPORTANT TO TRAY
$500 ELLERS-NEW LINE 10 oc-
EUQTAN AND DUMFRIES.-Thc undersigned
have commenced running a regular line u Sl'%"s
!etween Alexandria aud the above points. 1rav-
ei!crs viii lind Iii. pleasant and agreeable route.
.. We have fine stock and csrefaI drivers. Office
ut tho City Hotel. Alexandra, Va.
MEANS 4 FAWSETT, ProPrietors.
sen S-eofm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-28

Sc. GARDEN LAND For NT,--Tw"
H$. SQUARES or about fCuR &C RES Or
LAND. with a small HOUSE on it. at the inter
section Of Washington aud franklin stfeets-'he
land has been cultivated as Market Garden tor
number Of years, and has some Fruit Trees on
i ami, 4. SAMUEL MILLER.
sep 23-eotl ~. ~, Na-h'hSi"h stree',
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-28
UIL-CLOTNS,

MA 1 lNbN, &c, A'.
In every variety and style, all new stock, and
purchased IL .uch rates as enable u to mark
;hem at greatly reduced prices. our purpose is I"
supply The public with Ill such goods. in better
qualities and at lower rates, than they have ever
before been sold al in The District.
Citizens of Alexandria AMI the adjoining coun-
ties are respectfully Invited to visit our show
rooms, aud inspect our stock.
ri" II gives Us pleasure to add that Mr.. WIN.
3. EpNuNDS, Of Virginia. for many years in the
culIluy of Ciagctt ( Doi-on, has formed a bust
ness CONNECTION with onr house. where he Is al all
times ready Ia serve hi: friends aud ac,paintauceS.
L. r. PERRY 4 CO.,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-28

A 4 HOME INVITATIONS. something entire
n ~ new. ut pEAiaLl "i'"hE -
send orders by mail. Na'ni!s''A' u. I.
Washington, sep 2S--cOlw
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-28

N-EW FALL GOODS AND FA>Hl'NS.-.
~ DUNALL 4 BRO, Merchant lt':",sr are
nav IL .eDcpr 1t ,he;r rev lihh utpl!S - Eri'-
lc!gcGs wear ssicclcd "a erson from me oe'' ,''
,,.:;n, h,u.,. ~ NJ. York, amongst which viii l.
found snno Of the fines, English Black Cloth and
poe.kn Cashmere: also. extra heavy Black french
Cloths for winter rork and dress coats ana choice
selections for business suits; any of which VIII hc
mad. 10 order in our usual STYLE a. e,ssan@" hn'
sa9l;on:. c,. e.
Also. a choice assortment Of Fancy Goods Tor
..rilenen, a. Shirts, Gloves, Suspcn'ers' Mcrih"
Shirts and Drawers. &c. DuNaLL bh''
Washington. sep l9-@taw3w
Hoop SKIRTS Am SKIRT StfPoklEkS
/ 1 in great variety. just received 1t
s,p q RICHARDS.