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IL. 4. McNdlfy moved tne appointment Ol IL
committee to report to the convention suita-
bic candidates for the Legislature, the com
mittee to be composed of the following gen
tlemen: James NJ. Hamilton, Vim. NJ. Dis
mukes, Joseph l.. Ewing, ii. p. Bostick NJ.
NJ. Monoham, Jesse Jordan, 7. w. MaXey, j.
II. Austin, Stephen c. Bowers. Felix Comp
ton and Joel A. Battle. On motion Of Mr..
Hamilton, the mover, Mr. MeNairy was added
to the committee.
The committee having retired, John Hugh
in a stirring and eloquent speech; who was
followed John J. Fnrgurson Esq, in brief
and thrilling address.
The committee, having returned reported
that they unanimously recommended the fol-
lowing ticket:
john TRIMBIE, for the Senate;
Hon Ed. II. EwNa, aud JACKSON b. WHITE
for the House of Representatives.
Which was received and adopted unani-
mously.
On motion of Mr.. Maxey, the Chair APP
pointed the following committee to notify the
gentlemen of their nomination: NJ. NJ. Mon
ohan, +. w. Maxey and ii. +. Bostick.
After a short absence they returned and re-
ported that they had notified Messrs. TRINBLE
and WHITE of their nomination-who signi-
fed their acceptance. Mr.. Ewing was alb
sent from the city. aud was not seem by the
committee.
Jno. Hugh Smith, Esq, offered the fol-
lowing:
Resoi,ed, That this convention heartily
ratfy and endorse the nomination OF JonN
NErHERLAND tor Governor, by the State Con-
ventinn of the 18th ult., and pledge our
selves 10 use our b,st cxertiOns 10 secure his
election.
The resolution was adopted by acelama-
ton.
On motion OF Mr. Maxey the following
gentlemen were appointed vigilance com
mittee for the county during the present
campaign. F. K Zollicotrr, S. ID. Morgan
/. Paul J H. Smith aud J. ID. Kelley.
The Convention then adjourned sins die.
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II. H. LEtvIrT, Publisher.


II Standard works, popular books, engraviugS
and publications. Of all kinds turn shed AT forrest prices
securely hacked forwarded by mai or express 10
any part OF he United Sta -
Orders should be accompanied with the cash
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az o re of tbs neatest and most spirited
of our tennessee exchanges Is the Athens
PR r. he m,t 5 de awake hebdomadai
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Holloway. o,ntmen,.-Iseiase using III

baissInie rvsuedy olsa tar s'gss b, warm fonenia
tons Then rub IN the s.,lve and wherever tac re,
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Miss Bremer's New Work.

FATHER AND DAUGHTER By Fredrka Bremen, author
of The Neig bors, Nina, etc, complete IN one l2mo
volume
No writer now living surpasses her in describing
home scenes and homs people, which make Gold
smiths Vicar Wakefield popular with All classes
of readers. Sunday AdIs.
Rose WARRINGTON; or the Dagucrreotyre Miniature
by Dungaune author of NJ stories OF Three Cities, &c
for sale by JOHN YORK X co.
IF
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Blacksmith Coal.

TIRE FrNA COAL Tor Black SMILING has no suTe-
Il nor. IL barns entirely irce iron lander, con
t1Ins iess Suiphar makes a more Intense heat, aha
lasts logger than any other coal Ia the arkei Tor
s.i4 b. = J. AisNkN.
nar2s-a back Of The \. c. X K Ieqot
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$4,000 Numbers---25,365 Prizes!
Prizes payable in full without d duttiOn
In these Lotteries erey Prize is drd,en :

Aud 2l2 Approximations urz ranging from $50
up t. $50.
- sos prizes -.......... amounting Ia $50 900
Whole TicNets $40: Halves IS, quarters - 30.
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New Publications.
w. t. b f X r. Y & G O,

II
HATE JUST RECETFED
SHAKERS: Compendium Of the Origin, History,
Principles. Rules and Regulations Government and
Doctrines OF the United Society Of Beievers Christs
Second Appearing with Biographies Of Ann Zee, jas
Whitaker, j. Hocknett, J. Meaeham and Lucy wright
BY F. W. Evans. j vol. lsno.
ONWARD: Or, TIE NoUNrSr CIAMEERFRs.
Tale Of Progress. BY Jane Ann wnscom. vol.
limo.
ooNTESTs-
Looking Upwards; Coin and j. ane: The Family
at A'cyne; ont on and Away ERdeavoring; Ed
ward Arnold; Poor, vet Noble: Little Harry; Poor
Jamie Clark Fiels White the Harvest; The
Sand Huts; The Drunkard's Cottage; The Iufilnt's
Ministry stand still; ola Moses and little Anah; Tho
Rocky Glenn; SaIome Widow Mcleod; staff and
Iona; Clouds and sunshine: Faiths Co6nict; Faiths
victory; Reunion; summer DAYS; TIE Fading Flow
or: The Unexpert"d Arrival; A Wedding ray; The
Nount'i Tops Appcfrirg: fastening On; The Sire's
Rirthday; The summit Gained.
ACES FRoV THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF SID
NET, LADY MORGAN. ! vol I2mo.
From the London Athepseuml
"This volun" bruins with sense. cIevcrucss ana hu-
NOR lively AM entertaining collection or rre-
mans thought and quick woman's observation: "a
book To beread now for anus ment, and 10 bc- ough
hereafter for reference"
From the London naily News
"A charming Book II is long since 'Er rcadir-
public has been admitted 10 - great a treat rs thS
fascinating coTlccti cf VII, anecdo,c AM gossip II
is dcliy # i rcuaiSccucco Of brilliant past told ~
one of the hest sits sim cStantv
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uew advertisements
Tennessee Medical society,".
EWPYuOY MENV.

THE Annual Session of this body will be helo il
i Nashville on TUESDAY, 5th Of April
apr4-td JOHN CALLENDER, Sec'ry.
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For sale.

ruavV "a, .aie /. very Hkeiy Negro, 20 years q
L 80 that has been well trained a. hoese anu
dinisg room servant, at No. So Neeaf sifssL
uaaF1O n = -
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Notice.
The Superb Likeness
OF
Hon. Edward Everett,
Engraved on Steel by H. w. SMITH after the
Portrait from Life by N. WIGHT.
is lust published

Executed in the highest style of art it is beyond all
question the finest Likeness of Mr. Everett extant
The following letter from Mr.. Everett % the artist,
gives additional TO the icture, and will be
appreciated by the subscribers and the pubic.
. Boston, Sd December, 1859.
Nh Dear Sir ~ have much pleasure in stating
thai vour poru ait Of me, and MIR. smiths engraving
of il give entire satisfaction TO such of my friends
have them.
, The portrait, far as am proper Judge, seems
TO me highly success full both ia design aud eXecu-
ton II comes fully up the standard Of your for
mer works 1t has been eu graved by Mr. Smith with
equal fidelity, spirit and skill
/ remain, sincerely, your friend,
EDWARD EVI RETT
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MEM q q ON -.

The American Almanac aud Repository Of Useful
knowledge, for 1859.
Speeches and Writings Of Thos +. Marshall
For sale by JOHN YORK co.
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nSa MONTH AND ALI. EXPENSES PAID
OCU An Agent wanted in every town and coun-
/. in the United States TO engage in respectable
and easy business, by which the above -ohts
NAV be certainly reaiZ d. For further particulars
address. DR. J. HENRY WAhNEi:, CORNER or
r. DOME AND MERCER STREETS, NEW YOR1 CITY.
tp' 3-dxw3m
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fia prizes Amounting 10 Si-o-uVi
.ckets so, Halves $40. Qnsrtrrs s., h,gths - So
Package of - Whole Tickets al 20 costs. $500
asre are ~ drawn ballots, and each ballot he
ing worth $50. max os..--........-.-.-.S 40
per cent ou, making ..-..---.-.-.--.-- 80
Leaves nt.-...................... 500
Leaving risk 10 the purchaser .......... sSls
Persons wlso ae.ire nerd only remit the risk on
cssge flr ~hich We wili send Jertihcsste as fol
('.rt4actte u Package % 90 whaes costs. $50 90
IN. CO. p haiyrs.......-- $50 ou
d.. do - Quarters, 1850. - 90
do. do % "a htHst ----.-- - %
g. An orders addressed o. FEkNcE BAnauAKNT A
W. N .nrton Ilei. wiil N 1T With pgampt Atiru
"a ana lie printsi s'hrisi drawings r.mt saun as
= ikANtAf basoAbbf~N - y IT,
nargf Managers.
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Large Auction Sale
GROCE RI 8
-. y. e.. NOs[L ~ CD.

ON WEDNESDAY, April 6, at Q o'clock, we will
" sell for cash, in front o. our Warehouse, 10
Mtrkct street, the following Groceries, without re
100 bhds sugar so bags =. = Almonds,
200 bags Prime Coffee, 10 - Filberts,
22O bbls MoasSes, 10 - Eng Nalnuts;
100 half bbls 5 Brazil Nuts,
200 kegs Nails, assorted: so boxes Tobacco, va
100 Ibis Cinciniti Whisky: riOus brands,
% Rye % cases Matches:
~ - Bourbon $50 Ioz. Painted Buckets,
81 - American Brandy, so nests Tubs,
p Holland Gin. IS coils Manila Rope,
100 boxes Fresh Cheese so 900 Cigars, various
loo bblS Mackere. brands,
50 y % hbls Pecans;
500 boxes star Candles, rs bags -
200 u 100 bbls. Herring,
900 200 boxes -
POO boxes Raisins 90 kits Mackerel.
$50 < 200 boxes Glassware,
With all the other articles usually offered.
,sa RENEAIBER-WE Sill. EVERY WEDNESDAY.
anrz-ti =. A. &. NOEL " co.
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County Convention.

The Davidson County Convention for the
nomination of candidates for the Legislature
met in the Court House Saturday The Con-
vention was organized by calling Maj. VIM.
EpMUNDsoN to the Chair and the appointment
of the Editors of the Opposition and neutral
plpers, Secretaries
Mr.. MAxEY offered the following, which
was adopted:
Resoived, That in case any ward or district
in the county be unTepresented in this Con-
ventiOn, that any citizan present from such
ward or district be made a delegate from
such ward OF district.
The Wards and Districts were then called
and the following names were enrolled as del.
egates:
lst Ward-Thomas Hobson, VIM. Roberts.
2 NJ. NJ. Monohan, Geo. Glenn.
5 Andrew Anderson, John Red
dick.
+" JAS NJ Hamilton, A. d. Creigh-
ton.
8 Z" J. p. Coleman, r. C. McNairy.
q John NJ. Seabury, 10. =. Brown.
Isaac Paul.
s II. Carroll, NJ. c. Cotton.
End DIstrict-Thomas tuqua, Burrlll Ben
der.
3 W. L. Higgins.
) III. Townes, W. E. Cartwright.
6 J. A. Battle, j. S. Austin.
L. B. Bigley, J. II. Still.
s H. |. Patterson, w. L. Nance.
. " w X. Lucas.
ID j. +. Robertson, C. NJ. Stewart.
IL Maj. VIM. Edmundson, Felix
Compton.
IL s. T. Davidson and J. Jordan.
Is Vim. Moore. p. W. Maxey.
20 Vim. NJ. Dismukes, John ii. Gal
breath.
81 J. &. Cantrell.
y Jos. L. Ewing, VIM. c. Shaw.
% DIR. j. +. Manlove, George w
Anderson
% ID A Phelan +. G. Earthman.
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Price. So 90.

VIII be forwarded by mail, securely rolled and en-
rased to any part tie United States, on receipt OF
the price viii postage stamps, or can be forwarded
richly framed ad itonal cost OF 81 % 10 30 As or
dered.-su cribers paving express charges
To Clubs make the following liberal terns:-
For $40, and 6 stamps, ! will send 4copies-
For so, and SO - - -
securely encased and postage prepaid.
Philanthropic young men, and Ladies too are cor
daily invited interest themselves m procuring and
forwarding subscriptions
4 few India proof impressions with Mr.. ENerrtt :
dutOyTdph attached, can be had at S. each.
AGENTS ARE WANTED Immediately in all cities
and towns OF the Un.on. 70, terms, which are uuu-
sually liberal. apply by letter, enclosing stamp To
pay return postage, J to
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CONSISTING II same a the most yalu- DE faIni-
lies ever offered Id the NashN lie marx Z, aea
r sd lot 81 yoang uBen aad men, 30, anl s,ts-
- X J. lNIkS.
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tho physicians must be admitted hy those who h We
carefully watched the progress Of intermittent lever,
and tue uuavailng efforts TO check It by ordinary
remedies.
That the hillary difficulties of the West cqn be pre-
re,lted, arrested and Cured as certain.
On tins point NOT a shadow Of doubt exists. Il -
certain that N the muuHc nj resources which the
Divine Wis ON bath prepared ter tie use of man
that a remedy for the drpa iul FEVER AND AGUE
was NOT "verlOokcd II cannot bet 1t hr who causes
L Snru. M d, herb which hc ctl The beast ol the
fore-t and the icld, has provided no help for this
maadv. BN his Wi-c providence he II - uccretd
that the "SuiT OF upiIe' shall move Westward.
ana may be sure tta, tie i"l contingency IA
question was well guarded and tll the means there
would be vouChrd t. the earnest AMI patient seek
er. We can therefore y tat m Furnishing the Ger
tain means Of Fever tId Ague, we are entitled
to the confidence aud consideration Of our common
country.
We hereby certify that we have submitted tn"
Gr5efenberg Fever and Ague Remety To a close IN
spectou ana scientific anal, sis, and have also tested
yer. II Is a sNilmIy compounded remedy aud has
proved itself completely successful IN every instance.
II richly deserving the cnuh ieuce OF our brethren
Of the Medical proi,s>on, aud If the public
SAMUEL MowBRAy VI D.. New ork.
C. W. REOII y, ~ H., Wisconsin
W II. StsiSuNGroN, u. D., Illinois.
I. j. JOINS ~, VI. a., Mi~souL
W. c Eu1aIUGE u. H., New Hampshire.
jas. T. Morn, u Indiana.
J. Y. TEgu SETON, VI. D., California.
WN. y. ASIrroN ". D., Louisiana
Tho Gr;e.enbcrg Fever aud AgUe remedy is very
popular throughout Tennessee, Alabama and Geor
ga, ud L. Tor sale by every Druggist IN these states
Price 30 cents per box. ALEX. MACKENZIE,
apr2tr Agent for GrietenGerg X Co.
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Our own Manufacture,
whtcb ne nol @nly gaArantee, bat can sell al rom
t.EtxE 10 rlFrS FEx n~EH than any honse
n h -itv a. we can seu chem Nitheat ans Sound
PROFIT thereby placing customers on footing
sith ans )sbbcr IA the city.
F<- il nne VIRGINIA CHEWING TOBACCO, We
". iANGI ~ 4 co,
NARA No. "a Cuicr street.
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Cigars and Tobacco.
Our own Manufacture,

WYE have large stock - Havana. Domestic and
~ dealers t-srticulAriy.
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NJ WIGHT, ESQ

The Engraving is "respcctfuly dedicated bv the
Artist TO THE LADIES' MOUNT VERNON ASSO-
CATION OF THE UNION and ne Eas announced
that tenth part Of his proceeds of sale tor the urst
year, iCiIl be paid n, aid IF Heir ttiIld
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w. r. svRRV 81 CO., Public square
nar.6-tr
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FEVER AND AGUE.

INEVER and Ag e in its various notifications forms
Il the chief obstacle t. health and comfort IN the
Western states That this Is owing 10 ignorance among
th. physicians must be admIttrd hy those who h We
carefully watched the progress Of intermittent lever
lDd the uaavail.ng efforts TO check It by ordinary
remedies.
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II o o VI :

IN the house formerly occ' pied b, Capt. JAMS
WILLIAMS,
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NAN \. CU0ONEEs,

Che attett go s1-snian, Mi BE- Hn hand u ai times,
nd take srrst fl-usulr .t.ar o. Gr n. rn-i ho
d,-.rc q, sc,u.c article rel y ehgAta brut4ul-
uAt-6--t
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TASHVILLE, TENNES>EE.
aprl-tf
V!LUA LIE REAL ESTATE
F o r S A L E.
That subj ban Residence,

IITISHING to make other Investments, - pro
w puse to sell all our Real Estate in navi son co
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ONWARD: Or, TIE MoUNrSN CIAMEERTRs. A
Tale of Progress. BY Jane Ann wnscom. vol.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-28
WASHINGTON & ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD.
IU u

CHANGE OF H0URS-WINTER SCHEDULE.
nN AND AFTER TIE 24rH DAY OF OCTO-
" BER, the Trains on this Road, with their
Omnibuses, will connect with the Trains on the
Orange road, except the first, which arrives at 3
A. NJ, and the Washington Branch of the Bati-
more Road, except the Train departing at 6.2O
AN.
Passengers will leave Alexandria for Washing
ton, in the Cars every day. at the following hours
$3.50, 5, 9:l0 1910, lilo, and 1910, A. NJ, and
2:ls, $40, 4:l0, 5:l0, and 6:10, p. NJ.
Passengers from Washington TO Alexandria, will
take the Omnibuses at the Office of the Company,
rs follows 80, 7:45, y, lO, IL, and H. A. VI, and
2, 5, 4, ), and 6, P. NJ.
On Sundays, leave Alexandria at9lO, 1910, and
lilo, A. NJ. and 2.10, $40, i:l0, and $40, ?. NJ.
Leave Washington at 9, TO- and IL, A. NJ, and
2, 3, 4, and, p. NJ.
Fare between Orange and Baltimore Depot. 33c.
st. Asaph street Depot to Baltimore Depot. ....2Jc.
9 Washington Office. Zoe.
Long Bridge Depot. .l5c.
Ef- The 6:3O A. NJ Train is the only ~""e CON
nection with the 7:45 train from Washington.
Efy- Light articles or bundles will be forwarded
between Alexandria and Washington from the
Office Of either place. Heavy ireights VIII be
transported over the road if delivered at the Depot
in AleIandria, ur at Long Bridge Station.
oct 2l-tf Z. s. B0YNTON Clerk.
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pay- MAIL ARRANGExESTs.-The follow
ins are the present Nail arrangements at
the Alexandria Post Ofice:-
The Northern Nail will close. daily, ut l and
o'clock, p. m. except on Saturdays-then at o.
olock, ,. m. There is u mail for Washington City
only, closing at 9 p. m, on Saturdays.
Tho Mail for Richmond, VA, and all South Of
Richmond will close at 81 a. m, and p m, ex-
cept On Sundays-then at 81 am.
The Mails for the Orange and Alexandria and
Manassas Gap Railroads, Warrenton, Middleburg,
and Fairfax c. H.. close daily at 81 a.. N. There
iI no mail for the Manassas Gap Railroad on Sun
days.
The Mail for the Leesburg route will close on
Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, at p. m
There is mail for Leesburg, via Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad, closing ut . p. m, on Tuesdays,
Thursdays, and Sundays.
The Mail for the Aldie route will close at a. m,
Tuesdays Thursdays. and Saturdays.
The Mail for the Occequan route will close ut 8
& m, Tuesdays, Thursdays. and Saturdays.
Tho Mail for tho Theological Seminary will close
ats p. M, daily except Sundays.
The Mail for Norfolk, Portsmouth, and the East
ern Shore Virginia, closes at and p. m, except
on STANDARDIZATION at p m.
The 0face will open every day except Sunday
at u O'clock A. NJ. close daily at 6 2. M, and
will be opened from y to p. NJ, for delivery Of
the mail which arrives at Z. NJ, from the North.
Oaioe hours on Sunday from to A. NJ, and
from 10 81 F. NJ
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EUkNITCRE AND BAGGAGE WAGON
IL The citizen, VI Alexandria and vicinity, are
informed that have an excellent SPnISG WAGog,
and am prepared 70 haul FURNITURE or aacGAGE
10 any part Of tie city, t" Washington or short
distance. in the country Particular attention Civ
Gu 20 moving the FWuiturc Of families changing
their residences. 10 all which give my PERSONAL
ATTENTION,
Orders may be left at c. Brengle's Confectionery
store, King street. wherr slate Is provides, for the
purpose sep l6-dlyl W. A. HICKS.
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BOOK-BINDER AND PAPER RULER.
No. IS Prince Street, opposite he Gass"s O.dice,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
MUSIC. Magazines, and Old Books bound in
Nl any style. also RULE, and make to order,
any description of BLANK BOOKS which will!
warrant to be made of the best paper and materials.
and bound in the strongest manner. Bank Officers,
Bankers. Merchants, Clerks Of Courts, Hotel Keep
ers Insurance Companies, and all who want Blank
Books, are respectfully invited 10 give me a call.
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DRY DS, &c.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

WE ARE NOW RECEIVING A LARGE
w additional supply Of FANCY and DOMES-
TIC DRY GOODS, which in connsxion with our
rrevious purchases, renders our stock unusually
attractive. Having had the advantage OF the late
New York and Philadelphia auctions, we are on
abled 10 offer very many uooDo at mucu peio"
the cost .: Importation.
Plain and Fancy DRESS SILKS
Silk Robes in all the desirable colors
Plain Black Tafetta, Armour, and Gro de Epson
SILKS
Mou slams and Ealehtia Robes
Super Printed French DeLaines
Byadere and plain Poplins
Satin Face and Crepe Finished French Merlnoes
French Merinoes and Cashmeres
Satin Alcions and Pole De Chevrs
Velours and Montcbcllo Cloths
French and English Chintzes, neat styles
Ladies' French Lawn and Linen Cambria Hand
kerchiefs
Plain, Hcmstched. and Embroidered, in great va
riety and very cheap
French Embroideries, of every kind
Ladies Merino and Silk Vests
Woolen and Cotton Hosiery, all kinds
White and colorcd Corsetts
Hoop Skirts and Skirt Supporters, best styles
SHAWLS.
Broche, Stella, Mantia, aud Blanket shawls
beautiful stock Of Cloaks
Black and colored Cloaking Cloths and Frnges
MOURNING GOODS.
Super Bombazines and Alpaccas
Poplins and Nalcncias
silk Warp Cashmere and Tamisc Cloth
single and double width French Mouslaines
French and English Merinoes
Laycla Cloths and DeBegcS
Crepe and Love Wells
English and Italian CfcpeS
FLANNELS.
IN 4 Ernuch for Skirtjpps
IA swan Skin ard SuXUny, extra heavy
Saxony and Welsh do
Super White, Red Yellow, Grey, and Domestic do
Sackng Flanncls, variety of c"lors
BLANKETS.
"a, 1914. III, 1874, and 1874 super and common
Bed Blankets
Servants Blankets. in all grades
Crib and Cradle Blankets
Ready made Comforts
White and colored Counterpaincs
Linen and Cotton Shceings and Pillow Castings
Super Bed Shcetings, best brands
Irish Linens, heavy and medium, warranted pure.
CLOTHS.
Black and Fancy colored Cloths, best makes
Black, colorcd, and plain Beaver Cloth
Peter Sham and Pilot do
Plain, Black, Ribbed, and Fancy English and
French Cassimcrcs
Domestic do: Repcllant and Fcredc do
Velvet, Silk, and Wooen Nestings
Ready made Town Shirts
Silk and Merno Under Shirts and Drawers
Linen Hundkerchcfs. (hcmmed;l Silk do
PULLED CLOTHS.
100 pieces Fulled Cloths, some very superior
Germantown, Pcnitentary, and Country Linscs
Kerseys, Georgia Plaids OSnaburgs. Dcmestcs
White and colored Canton Flannels
Servants ready made Pea Coats and Jackets
CARPETINGS, OIL CLOTHS, &c.
Talrct nd Brussals -ply SUB Ingruiu
Wors,cd, Wooden, and Cotton Venetian do
List. Rag. and Hemp do
Crumb Cloths, Bookings, Druggcts, Rugs, Mats,
Carpet Stools, &C.
"A to 8 yard wide Floor Oil Cloths cut to suit.
oct 2g-lm a. X. WITMER 4 BROS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-28
GREENS MANSION HOUSE,

CORNER or CAMERON ASD FAIRFAX SIS.
YNHIS wrll-known and POPULAR HOTEL
i having undergone THORGtGH RENOFA-
TION and REFLRNISHiNG, is now open, with
everything complete. for the convenience and ac-
comm odation of BOARDERS and TRAVELLERS.
E:t- The Proprietor has secured the services oi
GEORGE L.. STEWART and SAMUEL +.
GREGORY, under whose joint management no
pains will be spared to sustain the reputation OF
the HOUSE as u FIRST CLASS HOTEL in
every respect. JAMES GREEN.
Aleyondria February l. lS59-itf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-28
CHANGE OF HOURS!!
HOURS or DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS
.U-> GEORGE PAGE and .N- :
Ets THOS. COLLYER EzssGsssS,sE,

From Wa,hin gton-Stoamer GEORGE PAGE
ID, D. 9, aud IL. \. M, III, ), S, and 6i p. M.
Prom Wa,hington-Steamer TUOS. COLLIER
At ;. 10, a., IL, m, 2, 4, and 81, p. IA.
Prom Alcxaniria--Steamer GEORGE PAGb-
Rs, 3. TO- Iii a. N, L. !, and 81 p. In.
From Alexsniria-Steamer THOS. COLLIER
AT !. O. / a m, |, 3, and At p. m, except Tues
day and Friday mornings, when the COLLl EK
will run her regular trips TO MOUNT VERNON,
a. heretofore and omit her trips between Washing
ton and Alcxandria from a. m, to p. N. only.
The ). !. a. m, and IL p. IN. boats from Alex
snIia connect with the trains Of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad for the North and West.
Tho a. IN. and 81 p. m. boats from Washing
ton connect with the trains Of the Orange and Al
exandria Railroad for the South and South West
&c