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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-11-22
MISCELLANEOUS.

$3.50 578HaG5
FOUNDED 1882. CHARTERED 1854.
Corner of Baltimore and Charles StS',
BALTIMORE, MD.
THE LARGEST, MOST ELEGANTLY FURNISH
ED AND POPULAR COMMERCIAL COL
LEGE IN THE UNITED STATES.
SrUpENrs IN ATTENDANCE FROM NEAKLY EVERY
STATE IN THE UNION.
T7VERY YOUNG MAN should write for one OF
~ those Large and Beautiful 0rnamented Circulars
representing the External and Interior View OF the
BALTZA0RE COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,. Pen
manshp, &C., which will be sent by return mall Tree
of charge with Catalogue containing List of Students,
Terms of Tuition, Opinions of the Press on our new
system of Bookkeeping, ,trx. etc;
E. K L0SIER, Principal-Lecturer on the Science OF
Accounts, Business, Customs, etc.
j. NJ PHILLIPS, Professor Of Bookkeeping and
Commercial Calculations.
Fl. Il. DAVIES, Associate Prof. of Bookkeeping.
n. C. JOHNSON, Professor of Penmanship.
s. T. WILLIAMS, ESQ.,, Mercantile law.
REV. Z. Y. REESE, ID. d. Commercial Ethics.
TRUSTEES;
Hon. John P. Kennedy, Hon. Joshua Vansant,
Jacob Trust ESQ.,, William Knabe, Esq.
The time usually required to complete the full
course from to IL weeks.
Large Circulars and Catalogues stating terms, &C.,
sent by mail free of charge. Address
E. K LOSIER, Baltimore, Md.
June 81, 1S5s-ly.
r ADIEs' DRESS GOODS.-NEW STYLES
~ Received by Express to-day from Alex. i. Stew
art Co.. N. Y, the following new styles OF Dress
Goods, viz =
l5 patterns Rich Valoms. A new Goods never seen
before in this market.
patterns Broche Stripe Silk
5 &" Gras De Epsome do;
5 (" Broche Bayadere do;
5 Poul De Sole do
3 Damask Poplins;
5 I" Real Irish do;
5 Z" Valencia Barre, new style;
5 {" Grey Popins.
Also received from j. r. Jaffrsy Sons fine lot Of
Embroidered Handkerchiefs;
Brussel Lace Sets;
Maltige Lace do;
Real Lace Wells worth $1,000.
E3g@ Ia a few days more we will receive very ex-
tensYe stock of every variety of Goods that may be
needed for family USE and those in search Of Goods
will only give US trial. we will try and make 1t to
their interest to buy of us.
We mark our goods in plain figures as we always
have done and conne ourselves to the one price sys
tenn as near as any house can.
PIPER l. FUNKHoUSER,
Stauuton Oct L. '59, near National Hotel.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-11-22

mr.. JAMES JOHNSTON, SURGICAL &
~ MECHANICAL DENTIST, having been located
permanently Staunton for the last four years. would
respectfully inform his friends and the public gene
rally that he still continues to practice Dentistry all
its various branches with the sricest regard 10 du
rabiity and usefulness.
Office on the southside of Main Street opposite the
old Spectator Office.
Staunton Nov 90 1854.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-11-22

HAT STORE.-The subscriber invites the at
Ii tention of the public to his stock of kesa
HATS and CAPS TO be found at his store S6{5SSAA
Opposite the ssVindicatOr Ofice.''-
He keeps constantly hand large variety of Hats
and Caps of fashionable styles and of HIS OWN
MANUFACTURE, which he will sell at prices which
cannot fail to be satisfactory.
~ Give him q call. R0BT BIRTNITT.
Staunton, Oct H. lS59.-Smo.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-11-22

A j. TURNER, PROF. MUSIC, WES-
n . LEYAN FEMALE INSTITUTE-Teaches Pi-
ano Guitar, Flute, Violin, &C., &c also Ballad Sing
ing Instructs Private Glasses or Tuesday and Thurs
day evenings. Pianos Tuned in the most accurate
manner Persons wishing to buy Pianos are respect
fully invited to call at my house, opposite the resi-
dence of Col Geo. Baylor, and examine the specimen
of Messrs. VIM Knabe & Co.'s celebrated Instruments
Staunton Jan. Is, 1859.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-11-22

There has seldom been published anything
prettier, and never anything more womanly,
than the following touching poem, by Miss Proc
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-11-22

nj Jew GOODS.-Having employed WIN. SHRY
IN as my Agent, / am now prepared, from an en-
tirely new stock of HATS and CAPS, Sc Ea3
lected BY him In New York and Baltimore, to FL
furnish the citizens of Staunton superior article
at 10 per cent less for Cash than it be obtained
elsewhere in this market. Call before the stock has
been diminished, at the Store Room nearly opposite
the Va. Hotel. Nj. e. HARMAN.
Stannton Sent 90 1a5a-tG-Yin. Copy
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j ACOB POLLIIZ

EREsH ARRIVAL OF FINE WATCH
II ES AND JEWELRY.-The subscriber is now
in receipt of new supply of FINE <1@M
WATCHES AND JEWELRY at ~,$$ESAR
his stand on Main St., 9 doors west &ksskEs1I2A>
of Price s, Hardware Store to which
be invites the attention of the public. His stock is
large and complete, and will be sold at satisfactory
prices E4y Every article warranted as represented
~ Watches and Jewelry repaired.
j. w. MEREDITH.
Stauntop Oct 1S-V COPY.
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OPINTOONS,-We have some beautiful patterns
y for SALE WOODS & GILkESoN.
Stauntou, Oct. 20.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-25

prooc u.s. and all the other approved tofOolcry of rod
tai ef I'M N4tF
Vat Is General Cass dong2 He who for the last hall
G. injury Numbered against Fl gand until he accused
~ being bitten by Frenehman and having the anglo
pbobh. ~% t.-t
The foregoing remarks in regard to Costa Rca based
upon conversations held with very intelligent resident
Of iLat country, who has just returned from Europe
Her Brstanic Majesys steamer valorous Is here look
g doubt after the interests Of that very interesting
sable crowned head, the King OF Mosquito.
Nothing has occurred To vary the monotony OF ex-
isience except fatal accident 10 one Of our crew.
On the afternoon Of the 23d Of September all hands
were called to "furl sa While thus engaged, owing to
the parting Of lanyard, John Burgess fel from
the mizen top to the deck, a distance of ty feet
and died in about fifteen minutes. Burgess fine
youtg man, wentyone years Of age, native Of Sunder-
land, England.
The Roanoke is expected here in a few days We have
o sickness On board.
UY,IED STATES SHIP SABINE,
Orr GREiTowS, Oct. o, 1859.
The Roanoke arrived here the 9Th and leaves again
to-day Passed Assistant Surgeon James r. Harrison is do
tached om the Sabine and ordered TO the Preble. As
sisiant Surgeon r. j. Freeman succeeds DIR. Harrison
The s.. Louis will come u Greytown and the Sabine
90 TO Aspinwall about The Goth.
The Valorous is still in port.
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- .ssorh,v NJ vaueouyer's Island. NF
event Of negroes being elected Tho white rl retire rom
Ole House.
ron near Harrison Jake, tharc river ~ US shallow
shlch shall reader the river navN . w ~ a
The estimated cost az this mpro' az - ~ yoN 'o
small stern wheel steamer ne,n~ hu,,t 4, Victoria,
20 Fly low stages III water No river and
petwesn i,vp .s so,,onr Dimensions are seventy,
ket hold
The little sfeamer eor Acuan which has boon thorough
between Victoria ana Esqnimai
me n"usN W Ar emily at Victoria, and the ne"spn,
fers are prmNy Ncnssing the relations OF .nurcn aA
State N yaAconV sss Island, question whether nse
aeaS engaselne - with the Rev. Mr. Crdge ne noa
tnap'ain, w n just about expiring, should Dc renew"
cd. tre -. ,r....,,
b ysr~ severely leaf with by the authorities ana YET
uanot he nut down Several parties had peen nneo re
.xntly mr. CON N ing This offence among others, one A
Moore, bcatman between Victoria aum a,b ;,s mrs
hned Sl0o, IN default lefeo', wv "oAi' 'pp' Aa'n
nisnt with hard labor y. ~, ,,,..-.
Freipht prr s.eanrr from Victoria TO New Westminster,
river has reduced t, fty cents per tom and
% rate of passage fare down 10 the same low price of
mo Pounaary Commission expect 10 establish the line
between the Untcd States and British Columbia as far
east as Fort Golvle by tho commencement of winter,
when they VIII b. compelled u relmquish their work for
the
The s,eilacom P,yald has The following extract
private letter from San Juan Island
We are making icrtidcatons ami Entertainments
70 enable 70 hold position against much larger
force John III has at this part Of the world Tue
hwn or city of Sun Juan, which consisted when
sve1 Of ten', contains ten fifteen build
Igs, consisting Of stores, bakchouses dwellings, nc II
truly wonderful to the progress OF the American
people II the town should continue 10 grow fast for
three months will undoubtedly be the largest
say in Washington Territory.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-25
Police Intelligence.
Our Pana ma Correspondence.

AEiIs1l1p ON CHARGE or MUnNy-Tbe ship Alma Capt.
Graves, which arrived yesterday morning from Boston,
in the afternoon discovered in the bay with her colors
union down. She was Immediately boarded by officers
Cornell and Lee of the Harbor Police, when they werc
informed by the captain tina, the crew. consisting Of eight
men, had refused 10 do duty, viz 1ndwick Nelson,
Edward Fitzgerald, William Nugent, John Robertson,
Jerry Mahoney, George Page william Cinord and Thomas
T1ofne They were arrested and brought 70 the Har-
Dor Police station house, where they were examined
ny the captain, but being informed that they had only
shipped for the rum and had not signed the ships papers,
the charge Of mutny could not be sustained and they
were therefore discharged
CcKkgc1losIn Our issue OF yesterday stated that
expolccman Samuel Mahon arrested on charge Of
highway robbery preferred against him by G,rrnan
named Theodore Ecefe. This incorrect II waa OK
ffrcer Nahop who the complainant, and Neefe ths
defendant. We make THE statement In Justice TO Mr.
Mahon, who IS upright and industrious cAixcn. Tho
error was entirely unntcniona and regret that CO.
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MARlTIME INTELLIGENCE.
YoRR-THn DAY.
Sun RISES. n NOON SITS.
sIIs. " NIGH WATER. 46
Port OF New York, October "a. 1850.


CLEARED
Ship Webster Lawrence liverpool, Spoford Tlcson Co.
Ghip HAVE, Adkins, Mobie-WS nrayton.
fhip Charles Cooper Corell Havannah-Brett Son Co.
Park Ameha, lH Gueva Philadelphia Wellington Alb
bolt.
Brig Eagle tBr), Potter, Duhlin--Thos lames
Brig Vim Mason, Gardner, st Jngo--Mller Houghton
Brig sika, stael, Norfok--r Talbot h Go.
Brig Keystone State Henraiy Philadelphia w McKee,
Tchr ! Achorn, Merrill, 81 John NB-W6 Brown Co.
schr 6 Williams tBr,, McAlmon Hilsboro Mp Ne.
VIVA a Son
schr Frances, Mallory, Augusta--sn,th Boyuton
Schr G jayne, Smith, Baitmore--Merril Abbott.
Schr Amanda, Kelly. Portland q L Hatch Co.
Rchr Prfncess Lowell, Bcson--S W Lewis a Co.
Echr Is Smith, Robinson Nabtnckes-Master
Steamship Occnn Queen. Scabury Havre l2h and Holrh
anpton H. m PM with mdse and passengers Torrance.
Oct 49, lat co. long n 30 passca ship Lizzie Drew, steering
east. Arrived of tho Battery ut $40 I'm.
Htennship Baltic Gray, Aspinwai Oct Is with specie and
passengers, 10 North american Steamship Company,
Etennsbip Nashville Murray. Charleston with Ddse and
passengrrs. ~ Spoford Ticsfon A Co.
Hteaffhip Roanoke Couch Norfolk &C. with mdse and pas
sengers to udlam 4 Heineken.
6teamsnp Potomac Watson Portland with mdsa. 70 B
Cromwell Co.
Thp Almn tof Bos.on) Graves BOSTON, days. ballast
to Fogc Bros. She viii load for Australia
Bark Lee Christian Ra Cay, IT, II days. With salt TO
" Smith Go
Bark Alden, Hampton, Havana Oct g. with sugar, &C.
To Alexandra Has experienced of gales from
NE and NV. In the Gulf Stream, was boarded by sea,
which swept decks Of water casks and other oveabcs stove
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OCTOBER Is, ls59.-rRIPLE SHEET.

buwsrks and filed the cabin with water Has Lost entire
sui s and hss sSs essn Of
BARK Ss "ssrmaun stirling Jseo via Cumberland Harbor
spoke bark james Lessst Of and from philadelphia.
Rig Princess ROYAL Il Pearman, bermuda, 10 days. In
ballast g smh Jones s,s 60 "a a.v. win ,s,
10 evbe 70 Gllchrsl Son 2nh inst lss 49, Ion Is 10
se2 brig Fluker from MansaniiA fos New York. ane
schr caruela Smiley Nassau MP 10 days, with fruit r
schr Blanche OBJ Delap, HarOor Grace NF' % days will
sshr vsSaos Of soe.lAnd Bray Dorchester NJ Is
sohr Howard Xckerson, Galveston % days. with cot
schr oricn,s twrecker Hoy Key West n days in ballast
70 s sSnn Wiams Curtis Wilmington. NC sdaya
sehr Ned IIenderson wilmi, gion, Ne DAYS
s ehr fsyi "s chase EN- North carolina, days
s sssr Salesman. ,ss"s s Nome s,sa%end
s scsr Pha1 ',v R.mSsG Ae a,saar,
sehr J Twsy penman, Virginia
schr Z Erreksona , crap w,-., Virginia.
s sehr Me- e ' csamSe T, virain& A'"
s seSr ] 'Ff BRADY a Han, virginia
S Sssr i, ssss E Ess Esn y fIaa.
seSr 4 iss nsTssn, Virginia ~ ), ,,v
schr Rineeold, De 6rco, Georgetown DO.
r nsnd Sa,oT ss r kooppo
sI &, IIs 81 SsswA
c ch t R G,sr psilaa 1nhia
Schr Pnnp,r Tufs Rockport, days
Schr KaurmahAl Andrews Rocklsnd, days.
Sehr Bay State, Verri, Kockand dayG
Schr r Il Pis Gregory, Aockland days.
Sclr ,ayd Cox, Cornish Boston for Albany.
sdhr Frank Lncas Corniph NBedford, 2 days.
w Ssss ssv ssSgs % rSs ss
Schr Wonder Ballet. Providence, DAYS.
Schf Fmeline Hagh Beeb- Providence for Philadelphia
Sehr SUI erb. Sherman Providence, 2 days
Scbr Sea Bird, Chara, FAT River, % days.
Schr Orion Davis Fan River. days
Schr Floyd Racket, Fall River for Philadelphia.
Schr Mantle. Barber, Westerly, 2days.
schr Jane Dickson Westerly. days.
Schr u q Bowen, Paine. New Haven for philadelphia.
SchT Henry Brown. Smith, NHaven. 8 days.
Schr Caroline Cole Harp Maven for Rondont
kchr ybos Cooper, Taylor. New Haven for Rondcut.
Schr 3 buckingham Skinner Portland. o. q days
schr y shaer, strickland, Portland, 2dsys.
Schr Maria Hall, Lawrence Psr'spd, 2 days.
srhr Joseph, DUEL. Portland, days.
Sehr Flower, Raynor, Portland 2days.
Schr William Gray, Duel Portland. 2days.
schr Richard Law, Chase, sonngion for Rondout.
Schi II Hpbbsrd Johnston Mddleto~n, 5 days.
Schr Joseph Potts, Hale, NLondon for AlaDy.
Tchr Connecticut Pratt Saybrook, 2 days-
schr Martin Van Buren,. Miller, Port Jefferson, daya
Schr EspedHe. Smith Orient 2days.
Sloop Harvest, Corwir, Providence.
Sloop america, S,edmar Providence.
Sloop George Davis, Davis, Providence, days
Sloop w u Mengam Rnssel, Taunton days
sloop Joel Hall Hail. ORIENT 2 days.
BELOW.
Brig Adeline Fluker, Partridge, from Mansanlns.
Wind during the day SW.
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svpsxsR CcrMCrRcuIr-.Part 1-Samo ns before.
Fart 2Nos 1852, 2l3s, 23ls 1869, 1882 1854, 200,
40 oss ~ aAo 2bo4, =, 1882, 7Go, $685. 26os,
scta,oE coraI--Kos. 49, 472, 5ocx, 112, liz, Asi,
2el, sal 100 55b $50, 566, 4s7, 5l4, 49, 49, 463,
s2S sol 4sa, 49, 5ls, 52e 6i3, 5e5 i62 1884, &c., 8OS
54l, $40.
rNuEn STATES nis1Efr CorRr.--Nos ~, co. 81 S. S37,
70. % (Adin'raly)7f 10 l23 1885, 107 100 ITO, 49,
J17, 11s.
Ccysos Pls.x.--Cencral Term causes.
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Telegraph Marine Report.

ZF-Nuheet
Two brra In the lower bay bound H. Wind light from NV
Weather clear.
Herald Marine Correspondence.
ST GEORGES Bernudn Oct l2-tn the 9Th and eth inst
our Island visited with the tall end Of cyclone II did
but little damage Shore but fear its influence severely
felt to the northeast Of the islands steamer Gladiator
which arrived the 9th inst from Halifax encouneredit
with damage.
M'roopship Imaaya arrived this morning with the ssh
men. rxer orders for England They I nrohshiv tsi
their departure In four Ave days The had In tow the
Rr chip Norman of London dsmased which she have
fallen in with only few hours previous making the land
apprhend il ia the Norman hch loading at pems.
Eve weeks ago. have from her vet.
Anchsr account she loaded with mahogany and log
wood. and had been 10 DAYS out
The brig George Washington has been abandoned this
port and her being sent forward by brig Monserae
u sail IN Ship Lucnnia still leaking badly will
require TO undergo repairs Brig Jachn sil hamilton;
will probably away this week her delay has been occasion
ed by litigation believe.
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L. s smr SABINE, GEEyrows, oct q 1850.
For two mails have written you, Tor the simple
reason That there was nothing to write about.
rca, excitement prevails here in consequence OF Mora
expulsion from Costa Rca. Everybody sees in this ac.
tho hand II England at work The policy Of Costa Rca
until the arrival Of Walker Nicaragua had always been
Of non Interference in the political rs Of the other
Central American States. She withdrew several times
from confederation prior 10 the dissolution Of the Central
| American Republic. Shut by mountains, having Do
communication with tic Atlantic except by trail
through the forest 10 the san Juan River erapqu
(said trail believe, enlarged 70 a road during the
fibus.rr wars possessing but port of any impor
lance, Punta arenas, the Pacific, Costa Rica the
enGesi Of the Central American States moro RAPID
progress ~ all ttat makes nation prospero than the
djonins republics Thus keeping scdulousy aoof from
ntangling alliances, she kept the of her
way, until the arrival Of Walker in Nicaragua Then IN
an evil honr she listened 70 The agents Of Vanderbilt and
accepted the subsdies Of England From that moment
her Independence was gone. England interfered not
alone in her foreign policy, but also in her domestic ar
rangemens, trying 10 reduce her 10 the dependent
position 10 which she had brought Guatemala and Hon
duras.
vexatous ctaon OF England, President Mora asserted
The national dignity Of free government and refused
any longer 70 be swayed by English ccunse From that
dent Of Costa Nca mot being found willing tool
England cxpeced) dooincd hence his expulsion, and
hs Organization q GOVERN % p p as
people against England the i'll feeling s strong
in 1892 after the seizure Of the port Of San
Juan del Norc in the name Of his cable Majesty the King
Of Mosquito. fA
But TO whom shall they look for protection against tho
IMPRESSIONS OF nasion go powerful and unsc 10
us aas while England goes on, taking slcc OF Central
nflca openly In one place and Ia another establishing
y h sunw government Uncle Sam looks compaceny at
! u,e proceeding, or contents himself by wasting any
amount Of fooscap paper with oncand. a half inch
margin, in writing useless memorials and protests, and
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-13
THURSDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 3D. 1889
DRY GOODS, &C.
TIN0 OUR FRIENDS AND THE PUBLIC
ASHBY G. WOOD

Have opened At their old stand, III king, one
door from Washington street. the largest and most
carefully selected stock Of GOODS that they have
ever received
Is LADIES DEEs> GoOpS, we name-Fine new
style silks; elegant silk Robes; choice makes Of
Black Dress Silk very rich striped and Plaid
Black Silks; rich Paris Printed DcLuines; DcLain
Robes from four 10 fifteen dollars; French Meri-
noes ali colors printed Merinocs, with every thing
now and desirable. Also, Shawls of the newest
designs and fabrics.
Is WHITE GOODS, we have-Edgings and 1.ares
from two cents {" two dollars yard. and n much
higher a desired: Jaconet Cambrics; Nausook.
and Null Muslin; Embruideries Of all kinds clc-
CANT Thread Lace Sets. Collars and Sleeves; lu-
fants embroidered Dresses; Linen aud Cambria
Breakfast Sets. Our stock oi Irish Linens can
not be SURPASSED il includes me various grades ot
Richardson's. Dunbar. Dickerson's Il Co., and
other choice brands; also, Toweling, Shectinss,
&c, Re.
Our stock Of SERVANTS GOODS is much hea
ver than usual, including Full Cloths, Linscys,
OSnaburgs, 1wccdS. white and colorcd Blankets,
white. red and yellow Flannels, &C.. &c.
Besides the above, will have this season an
elegant assortment of CLOTHS, CASSIMERES,
aud NESTlNGS, Crayat. Collars. Mech Ties.
Lambs Wool. Merino, and Silk Shirts and Drawers,
Cotton and Merino Hosiery and Gloves
In our selection this season, we have endeavored
10 embrace the wants of all We will he i'll re-
ccipt every week sf choice styles they come
out We ask al examination Of all IA want ot
GOODS in our line. hs we &c! that our stock can
no, be surpassed in this market; ,cp q
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,.-Nul. AGRANIEaENrS.-I follow
il, are ii. present Mail arrangements ut
!, Alexandria Pos; Oifice:-
,rrAern Nail will close daily, at and 2
sock. >. ln. except om Saturdays-thcn ut o.
nm There is mail for Washington City
a. ,,,,,a. 4, 9p. m, on Saturdays.
ii. MAJ i,r Richmond, Va. and all South OF
E,.a,ai wliI close ut u a. H., and r m, ex-
..,aa >uatay,-rten at )! an.
r, Man, ior th. Orange and Alexandria and
y'..,,, zap Railroads, Warrenton, Middleburs,
rtF,rilx { H.. close daily at 81 a. m. There
,n,a.il t,r til. Manassas Gap Railroad on sun
a,y; -
Tie Nail for the Leeshurg route will close on
yrl.y,. Wednesdays, and Fridays, at ?. m
Ts,eI ma, for Lecsburg, via baltimore ana
Obi. Railroad. closing At y p. m, on Tuesdays
Ilr,ay> aud Sundays.
Tie NAL FIR the Aldie route will close at Z a. m,
Ta..i,vs. Thursdays. and Saturdays
I. Nnl for tho Uccoquan route will close at .
Ln. Tuesdays. Thursdays. and Saturdays.
The Nj! ior the Theological Seminary Will close
a. D N. daily, except Sundays.
The MalCur Norfolk Portsmouth, and the East
rr ,hor. oG Virginia. closes ut and p. m. except
On saturday, then al p. IN.
The Office will open every day fexcept Ssndayt J
A. O'Clock, A. NJ. close daily at 3 7. NJ, and
v be opened from to 5 L NJ. for delivery oi
.l- mail, which arrives Vt L. NJ, from the North:
Office hodrs ON Sunday from 10 A. M, ana
f-em - 4 7. W.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-13

INVITE the attention Of the public 10 the fsci-
L ties afforded by this Company. for tho quick and
safe conveyance Of Specie. Bank Notes, valuable
packages, heavy and bulky freight. &C.
EXPRESSES fer the East, 10 Baltimore, Pha-
delphia. New York, Boston, Providence, Hartford,
&C.. leave our Office daily. AT IL! o'clock 4. NJ
EXPRESSES for the South 10 Richm nd. Fred
ericksburg Petersburg Lynchburg, and for points
in North Carolina, South Carolina. Georgia, Ala
hama ami Tennessee. leave iaily. ut " :, 4 VI.
Our EXPRESSES are always accompanied by
careful and Trustworthy messengers. ana The pnhHc
can rely upon ali busine,t entrusted to u oeins
done with safety. punctuality ami dceratch.
RArEs.-Fru,n Baltimore. q cents per loO 1bs.;
from Philadel;hia, 81; frcm New lcTE, Sl,'0
Ms- No packages Of goods taken hy weight, un-
less weighing over 2OO tbs.
ian 2O-tf Il. W. Fali.S, agent.
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B0OK-BINDER AND PAPER KTLEK.
No. 75 P,iace Street, oppo.ite 'he GoseHe Office,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
MUSIC, Magazines, and Old Books bound in
INl any style. also RULE, and make 10 order,
any description Of BLANK BOOKS, which will
warrant IL be made of the hes, paper and materials,
aud bound in the strongest manner. Bank Officers.
Bankers, Merchants, Clerks Of Courts Hotel Keep
ers, lnsuranc, Companies, and AL who want Flank
Books are respectfully invited TO give me u cali.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-13
NEW GOODS.
"IIE SUBSCRIBERS have inst re

TNHE SUBSCRIBERS have just received a large
l. supply of FALL ASH WINTER GOODS
For the Ladies, we have elegant silk Robes, in
black and colors; fancy SILKS. in great variety;
porlirS Ealencias. La"elln Cloths. Mad,nmas,
rich Muuslins, in Robes aal hy the yard: Freach
MerirGcs, plain and figured: Alpnccas. Bori"l-
zines. &c, DC.
Also. Linen Cambria Handkerchicis, from Gic.
to So, EmLroidcr;c,, Hosiery AID li!G'a:, Hoop
skirts. white and co!ored for LaGiCs ana Children.
Our assortment Of CLOTHS, CASSiMEkES.
SATINETTS, NESTINGS, Neck Ties. new style
Linun Collars, Six and Meriro Shirts. U.vrrs.
Suspender,. Ful!ci Cloths. kcrs"!s, J"ai.s. Lin
srys, 0snabures Cottpns. Calicoes, Blankets, "t
every descriptions Table Diapers, Table Cloths,
Linen anu C";toa Shec:iugs, from /. = l. wid,;
Pillow Case Cotton and Linen Irish Lin'rs. piair
and figured: Cotton Flanneis, 6c., &c, all ot
which viii be offered cheap 10 cash or prompt trade.
sep Is g. X. WILMER 4 BROS.