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PROSPECTIVE MARKET.-The late advices
from Europe by the Hungari IN, indicate favor
ably for an increased demand of American bread
stuffs. 1t is reported that the crops throughout
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OxYgennted Bitfers.


The annexed statement Of Prof A. A. HAYES NJ d.
State Assayer, is ample testimony the cienfc manner
In which this medicine is compounded and recommends
It to professional worthy trial in their prac.
tce:
An opinion having been asked for of in consequence
OF The formula for preparing OSygensted Bitters beng
Known to rae, l express the following form:
The composition OF these Bers includes those medci-
ma substances which experienced physicians have long
resorLei to for spec al action the system, when de-
ranged by Fever ,DySpps a, Agues and General d. bty,
resulting from exposure or climate influence.
These are render ed permanent and remain active in
TINS preparation, US Consequence of the scientific
ber IN which ehey combined.
Ii was well founded inference that the preparation,
used in larger or smaller Doses you'd prove liable
general medicine, which experience has demonstrated
III this medicine metallic salts can be found by the
most delicate chemical trial.
Respectfully, A. A. HAYES, NJ. D.,
Assayer to the State Massachusetts
Western Agent, JOHN D. PARK, CINCINNATI Ohio.
EI-see advertisement, in another column of on
paper. oct
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TsaB1". ~

---'-'-""A DIsAsTER.-One of the most la
msntable accidents which perhaps ever occurred
IN western New York, took place at Albion on
wednesday of last week. The Orleans county
fair was being held at Albion. and how RIon-
dinlke' had undertaken to walk rope acros.
the canal. The canal bridge was crowded with
spectators to witness the feat; so great was the
pressure that the bridge suddenly gave way
precipitating the multitude into the canal
Seventeen persons were drowned
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Died..

In this city, on Wednesday evening, Sept 20, JOHN
wAsHBIsH, aged years.
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A napier "f Testimony In Behalf OF Cory
StOmachic ISitters.

StOmachic Eitters.
have been Corys somachc Bitters more or less
for several years, aud know of medicine hive more
confidence in for regulating the Stomach Be yels and
giving tone to the digestive organs. A. c. DEACON,
(Merchant) WauAegan, Ill.
think your Btters should be thoroughly troduced
into this bilious climate, and do now for moment
hesitate to predict for it large Sales the people mus;
and will have som. safe and valuable family n iicne
which know they will find in your Bitters.
WI. A. THORPE, (Ulerk Steamer "Artic'0
ind it capital remedy for cOstiveness 1t promotes
free and healthy action of the bowels and he9s dges
on cheerfuly recommend it the public fer the cure
Of Liver Complaint My confidence in this medicine is
such that l do not intend to be without it,
j. S. SANFORD, B igh:on G. W.
have been suffering for many years wLh ueriIi,arv
Constipation, and find more certain and agreeable relief
III then more uniformity of action less injury
than in anything else have ever tried have uso
found them most edecual tonic relieving debility and
producing general health. Ii. NJ HUGUNfN,
Muskes AZ, Mich
My family have used for bilious Diseases ard find il
all i: claims to be. believe it valuable medicine
and would say to those suffering, try Corys Stomachic
BItters. c. JOURDAN u,,l..o, III
Price, One Dollar per bottle. See advertisement in
"no'Ier column.
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CITY Republican Meetings.

The Republicans in the several wards in the
City Of kenosha will meet in their respective
words on Friday, tho 18th inst, at O'clock p. NJ
for the purpose of choosing delegates to The Sena-
torial Convention; also, delegates to the Assembly
Convention, The places of meeting will be as fol
lows:
First Ward, City Hall.
Second Ward, School House
Third Ward, Basernen: Methodist Church.
Fourth Ward. Basement of Aliens Building
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TAKE NOTICE

fENHE Subscriber notifies all persons indebted to
hun, that he WISHES settlement with them.
Mia, :" one week from this date All persons Inv,
ing demanu.. viii, H. 80 are requested
% present the same -oat lag ~ no,N 9 iiihtoh-
ed As the undersigned ca, '''e Gun
~ '''e'e REQUESTS are urgent tai TRNAN
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Eastern Assembly District Convention

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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-03
THANK SEWING.

The origin Of appointing day Of thanks.
giving is thus given When New England
was first planted, the settlers met with many
difficulties and hardships. as is necessarily
the ease when civilized people attempt to
establish themselves in wilderness country.
Being piously disposed they sought relief
from Heaven by laying their wants and DIS
tresSes before the Lord in frequent set days
Of fasting and prayer. Constant meditation
and discourse on the subject OF their dithcui'
ties kept their minds gloomy and distontented'
and. like The Children of israel there were
many disposed TO return TO the land which
persecution had determined them to abandon.
At length, when it was proposed in the As
sembly to proclaim another FAST farmer OF
nlain sense rose and remarked that the IN
conyeniences they suffered, and concerning
which they had so often wearied Heaven
with their complaints, were not so great as
might have been expected, and were dimln-
ishing every day as the colony strengthened;
that the earth began to reward their lab"rs
and TO furnish literally for their sustenance'
that the seas and rivers were full OF hsh; the
air sweet, the climate wholesome: above all,
they were in the full enjoyment OF liberty,
civil and religious. lie therefore thought
that rejecting and conversing on these sub
iects would be more comfortable, as tending
TO make them more contented with their sit
uation; and that il would be more becoming
the gratitude they owed to the Divine Being
if, instead Of fast, they would proclaim a
thanksgiving. His advice was taken. and
from that day to this they have in every year
observed circumstances of public happiness
sufficient TO furnish employment for thanks
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-03
GROCERIES, &c.
I A BREwIs camsron Street.

/. n. bhEWlo, cameron oIT66t,
; now receiving per steamship Mount Vernon
i and Schrs. FleetSo and Fairfax from New
l"rk, his FALL SUPPLIES OF GROCERIES
AND LIQUORS. consisting in part a follows =
SUGARS.-Porto Rico. Cubs. New Orleans. Loaf.
Crushed, Granulated, Powdered, A b., Coffee.
aud Yellow.
MnLASSES.-P Porto Rico, Cuba. Muscoynda; New
York. Philadelphia. and Baltimore Syrups.
COFfEE.-Rio, Lagmyra, Marsoaiho, Java, and
Mocha.
TEAS.-IiunpowIer Imperial, Young Hyson, and
Black, of various qualities.
SUNDRIES. Sperm. Aiamantine. and Mould
Candles; Starch; Pepper; Pimento; Nuthegs;
Mace; finger; Sal soda; Satpetre; Rice; Cheese;
Candy; Brooms, &c, &c
-ALSO,-
~ hslf pipes and casks fine Henesey and otsrd
RRANDIES
Is cask. Port. Sherry, and Madeira WINES
10 Malaga do
SUs bhls. WtlISkEf. part very prime
% " b GIN aud RUM
10 :. Apple and Peach BRANDY
% ia skefs CHAMPAGNE. oct -
GRAY, MILLER X co,
CORNER ~ KING AND WATER STREETS,
ARE NOW RECEIVING THEIR
F4LL Supplies,
Consisting of every article usually kept in
FIRST CLASS GROCERY HOUSE.
We most respectfully ask from merchants visit
ing our city, an examination OF our stock before
they make their purchases elsewhere. We do \
strictly wholesale trade. and Halter ourselves that
facilities for doing business sre equal to auy.
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ALEXANDRIA STEAM DYEING CLOTH
DRESSING, and SECURING ESTAB-
IISHMEET
A. ID. WAKEFIELD, PRorRIEroR.

A. ID. WAKEFIELD, PROPRIETOR.
MERCHANTS and others are respectfully in
lN yited to examine the superior style III which
goods are CLEANED and DYED at my establish
ment, No. 81. Fairfax street, told stand.) where
everything appertaiuing to well regulated estab-
ishment Of the kind can DO done in superior
manner, at moderate prices. GOODS forwarded
to any part of Virginia and Maryland with dis
patch, safely and carefully packed.
A call is respectfully solicited. You will find
me at all times at my post, ready and willing to
accommodate all desiring my services.
I'm
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100. 100 100, 100, 100.
SIMON WATERMAN, No. 100, King street,

ALFNHNDNThy ' n,
ID EGS leave 10 announce to his numerous TRENDS
ID and customers, that he is now prepared to
exhibit stock of READY-MADE CLOTHING,
and Gentlcmen's Furnishing GOODS, which in
regard to quantity, quality and styles, cannot DO
uuuallcd by any similar establishment in this city,
and not exceilei by any Clothing house in the
two leading of fashion ON this side of the
Atlantic Broadway New York; und Chestnut
street, Philadelphia.
Although the present stock is very extensive
one, indeed, additional supplies Will still DO receiv-
ed. from time to time. during the business season,
in order 10 keep up full assortment of styles and
sizes.
?. S.-Mr WATERMAN will enleayor to con-
vince any one favoring him with a call, that his
reputation for selling at the most moderate prices
il rrnmndcl ON facts. ap29
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HARDWARE, CUTLERY, SC,

AT0TICE.--l would respectfully call the stten-
IN ton Of those in want Of GOODS IN my line,
TO the tact, that my stock j. now very large ana
COM lee, having iust received large additions d..
rect from the manufacturers and importers.
name in part the following articles
Blacksmith's Bellows, running from 50 I" "a inch,
OF two qualItie
Rest English Ansile- and Vices all warranted
600 yds Plain aud Twicd Canvass, Of various
Widths, for covering carriages and wagons
100 sets Stocks and Dies
IS Long and Short Bed Axles
30 Tumble Skeins and Pipe Boxes
Best Bright Springs Hubs and Fslloes.
Al.o, n tull assortment Of English Rehned,
American Hammered, and Sweie, Bar Iron, DC.
An examination Is solicited.
no, 26 GEO T. BALDWIN.
NEW GOODS offer for rae the following
~ GOODS and 10 doing 40 would FAY, that
they have been purchased almost exclusively from
am therefore prepared 10, and ",H sell them 1t tbs
lowest market iate-.
% tons Bar. Band. Horse Shoe, and sheet Iron
Cast Steel Ansil-. Vices. &c
luuO lbs Malleab!e Castings
3Ucn lbs. Long AxIes
- Set. Short Of very superior quality
2u0s Oak and Hickory Spokes
500 Extra Hubs, warranted IL DO the beet article
made 1000 h.. best Bright SPRING. Also, com
plet. assortment Of Files. Fairbanks Scales, Thin
bic $k.ins and Boxes, Wagon Bows. Bent Rims,
Screw Plate, Long and Short Handle shoyelS. DC.
GEO r. BALDWIN,
sep IG NJ. IL. North Fairfax street.
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BALTIMORE COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.

ForS pEp 1882 CHARTERED 1854.
CORNER OF BALTIMORE AND CHARLES STS.
BALTIMORE, Mn.
The largest and moH Eisguudy Furnished Com-
mr,cini CoH.ye ~ N. inf.a States.
EVERY YOUNG MAN should write mncdi-
atcy Tor OF those large aud beautifully orna-
m.nted Circulars, representing the exterior and m
terror view Of the
BALTIMORE COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
Penmauship. &C.. which will be sent By return mail
free 81 charge with Catalogue containing list OF
Students, terms of Tuition, opinions Of the Press
on our new system Of Book Keeping, etc
FACULTY.
Z. X. L0SIER, Principal Lecturer on the Science
of Accounts, Business, Customs, DC.
j. VI. PHILLIPS Professor Of Book Keeping and
Commercial Calculations.
ii. II. DAVIES, Associate Prof. Of Book Keeping.
\. Z. JOHNSON Professor Of Penmanship.
). I. WILLIAMS, ESD, Mercantile Law.
kEy. l.. \. REESE. b. D., Commercial Ethics.
TRUSTEES.
Hon. John 7. Kennedy, Hon. Joshua Vansant,
Hon. Thomas Swami, Wm H. keighler, esq,
Jacob Trust, esq, VIM. hnabe, esq.
The time usually required to complete the full
Course. from I" IL week..
A DIPLOMA is awarded 10 all Graduates.
Large Circulars and Catalogues, stating terms,
&c, sent Nv Alil I'fr ~ 'hd'y'.
feb I4-wly T.. n. LOSER, Baltimore, Md
FRENCH DYEING AND SECURING ESTAB
LISHMENT.
lln KING STREET. Oin
LfJ GRAPE SHAWLS, SfJ
SATINS, NELVETS, SILK,
WOODEN and COTTON GOODS,
Dyed in any color desired.
CARPETS, CT RTAINS, every kind Of
SHAWLS, BL0NDS, &c,
Bleached to look rs good "a new.
LADIES and GESTLExEN's GARMENTS cleaned in
the very hest style.
STRAW BONNETS and FLATS heached and
culorel
MONSIEIR BiIDOJIN,
From Paris. having taken charge Of the above
named establishment, already fuyorably known
Tor its fine work, bcgs the citizens OF Alexandria
and vicinity 10 bestow upon him the kind patron
age it has hitherto enjoyed. His long experience
in the line will be guaranty to the public that his
work will be done in the most desirable style; and
he will spare no efforts. that every order entrusted
to him will meet with the promptest dispatch.
Ea5~ Goods for the establishment will also be
received at P. SELDNER'S Fancy and Millinery
Store, ID king-street. sep B-eo"n
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ZEPHYR, Split Zephyr. aud Double Zephyr
II Worsted; Shetland Wool; Embrodsring silk
and Braids; French Working and Tida Cotton !;
Crochet Cotton, and all other kinds Of Working
Materials, Of which splendid stock can be found
at Gnov Isl c. c. BRRRY's y King st
CEWING MACHINE SILK AND COTTON;
- Steel Buckles, for Bonnets: tents. Shawl
Pins, of all styles. just reeeiveda at
poyl5 C. c. BERRY'S, - King street
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THE GAZETTE.
SATURDAY MORNING, DECEMBER ,, 1859
WEARING HOOPS ~ JERUSALEM.

WEARING HOOPS IN JkRtSALhM.
\ lady correspondent OF the B'st''n Tray
.ll.r writing from Jerusalem. says
~ hile passing down the main street WIT
messed a yerv amusing incident. accustomed
ly the appearance of lady III hoops. She
was oyertaken hy group OF Turkish soldiers
and the bulky form of her dress caused them
great amusement, as we'll as w'nJei; 81 It
was determined among them to solve the
mystery; accordingly. one nt them rracused
the following ruse He qnickened hs pace
"a reach the lady's side and when ahnut :"
pass her he partly fell TO the pr"uud, While
in the act Of falling he clutched her dress. a
the only means within his reach OF saving
himself from the fall, but his true object
was very evident, for saw ham - u his com
panions and tell them of the wonderful ma
chnery by which the lady was surrounded.
and although it is considered IN the East alb
solutely sinful tor man to bestow even II
monetary glance ON woman, yet withdraw
their gaze from this Occidental novelty they
could not nor did she escape them by turn
ing off to another street.
They stopped at the lower end OF the
steep alley into which she had turned, and
watched her until the gloom Of dark and
distant archway hid her from view. dare
say, however, should one Of the sheeted
women of the East appear in the streets oil
one of our cities, the merriment and wonder
created by her ghostly appearance would be
equally as great as that with which Occlden'
tai fashions are regarded in this country
This lady was visited by score of Turkish
ladies, who after handling this curious por-
ton Of her wardrobe with great amazement
begged to be pointed out either the beauty or
the utility of hoped skirt. The Frank la
DIV brought all her eloquence 10 bear upon the
advantages Of her favorits article OF dress
but they exclaimed, "Allah save us from thus
great umbrella which you Frank ladies CON
cider 50 indispensable to your beauty and COM
tort. and Allah grant, also, that We may be
spared the pain of the tightly-itting clothes
with which yon torture yourselves They
then commanded the slaves 70 make prepare
tons for prayer, and the rugs having been
spread, their faces yelled. they immediately
commenced their intricate process OF prayer,
no doubt thanking high heaven that they
were exempt from these strange fashions
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sCHOOLHERR & BRO,

CloS Hi"g STREET, Ai,raniria, Ii'gi"ia.)
4 RE- NOW receiving from their manufacturing
N house in tho North, tho largest stock OF
READY MADE CLOTHING ever offered in the
Alexandria market, and are selling ut the lowest
New York prices.
They invite particular attention to their large
assortment of BUSINESS SUITS, and also to
their CLOTHING for Boys and Children.
They avail themselves OF every facility both In
the purchase of materials and in the manufacturing
vi all kinds Of READY MADE CLOTHING.
They solicit from both the wholesale and retail
trade careful examination Of their stock, as
they arc determined 10 SELL as heretofore, at the
very lowest possible figures.
SCHoOLHERR & BRO,
sep IL los King street, Alexandra, Va.
NOTfCE.-If YOU want good cheap, and fash
~ ionablo CLOTHING. gs 10 L4TOUcRB,
Merchmn Toiior, ~, King street Constantly re-
csiv,ng the latest styles Of FURNISHING GOODS.
n. u. A choice article of SILK SHAKER and
CANTON rNDERSHIRTS and DRAWERS.
~ SHIRTS made TO order. sep 7-ly
W. A. MURRAY, Merchant Tsilors,
4 RE NOW RECEIVING their FALL and
n WINTER GOODS, and would invite all in
want OF any thing in their line to give them call.
sep H.
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NOR HOUSEK EEPERS !!

IL
SAUSAGE MEAT CUTTERS, Of the latest
STYLE, patented in 1859; Sausage Suffers; Mncing
Knives saw knives; Meat Choppers; Apple Par
err and Curers; Coffee Roasters; Fooimcn tn hang
on Hrates; Slang Cutters; Patent Egg Beaters;
Enamslsd aud Tin. Lined Kettles and Sauce Pans;
Iron Bread Pans: Spice Mortars; Waffle and Wa
fer Irons: Patent Knife Clcaners Coal Tongs;
Small drindstunes Bread Tuasters; Anirona;
Tenders, &c.
TABLE CUTLERY Ivory Handle Ia
bic Dessert and Carving knives; do. with Plated
Blade; Pearl Handle Fruit Knives: Childrens
Knives; Butter aud Bread Knives: Cheese Scoops;
French Beet Steers Sarlne Openers; Cork Screws:
Cooks Knives; Cooks Forks; Oyster Knives;
Patent Knife Shsrpeners; Nut Crackers; Nut Picks;
Cigar Box Knives.
SILVER PLATED FORKS, Spoons. Ladies.
Casters, "a good assortment of Breakfast Cast"r'J
Card and Cake Baskets; Salt and Mustard Cups
Chiirens' Mugs; Napkin Rings; Pie and Fish
kniyes; Crumb Scrapers; Table Bells; Candle
sticks. These goods are well plated and will give
satisfaction. Silver Soap for Polishing Plate; ;
Ch8muise sklns.
INDIA RUBBER DOOR MATS; Door Mats
of all kinds; Table Mats: Crumb brushes; Hearth
Brushes; Brushes OF all kinds Feather busters
NY stock and variety Of HOUSEKEEPING
ARTICLES is now greater than at any time be
fore. An examination Is solicited.
nov 2l-2w JOHN OGDEN.
lust RECEIVED. an entire stock Of Fresh
81 Goods, consisting as follows:
20 boxes Oranges; ID boxes Lemons
IS boxes Raisins. whole, halt, and quarters
bale Bordeaux Almonds
2 Sicily Almonds
Cream Nuts; ! bale Filberts
10 bushels Ground Nuts; | cssk Currsnts
2 trails Dates; keg Tsmarinds
case very fine Preserved Ginger
An assortment Of new TOYS, with Fancy Arti-
cles; . lot Of Moeking Bird Cages and Canary
Bird Cages: also, d fine assortment of Fancy
Candy, of my own manufacture Also. cask
Canary and cask Of Hemp Seed. with fine as.
sortment Of Canary Birds. The above Goods will
be sold low for cash ut c. SCTAFERS
Confectionery. No. Nosth Fairfax street.
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FIRE INSURANCE NOTICES, &C.
NORTHERN ASSURANCE COMFY Iosn,
A 1 Z y 4 \ D K 4 ENCI
or TINE

HEAD oYrIch foRTHE rSnrp.l,4t>
No 81 SonM Wu1 Street. P.dmhlnb,,
........ s. ~. SUI IA
Paid up Capital and Surpius .......... 2lyillI Il,
SECURITY To POLICY HOLplES
HNHIS old and rrsponslhlr COMPANY ip.n,..
Il against loss Or daniug. hy FIrr alnr-.r o.
description Of property, ann ori,rs g. M.nk,n,
aud Others desiring insurance. the ,,rufIr, h, =
actual Capital If Saws. 500. Tor the whole n,
and for any liabilities beyond. the >hafeAolt,,.
INDIVIDUALLY RESPONSIBLE, even L. it,. Atm, !.
their entire fortunes. The Shar,A.. a,i. ,.rJ !.
about one thousand, and as n large / mn :,
these arc persons Oi great w.lilh, III, H. ~ ans
provisions exist Tor meeting every pa.sibly ,l,,,o
against the Company.
SUBJECT TO THE LAWS or THE UNIrrh
STATES.
In appointing an Agent t"r the United stat.
the Company has empowered hlm 10 srr-s,
and accept any action or legal proceeding, tu,,,
tuted against OF BY sad COMPANY, "a ii. IN.
manner as II the Company were CpilUr4,i,.
Company established by the law, II tie mn,
States, or any Of the several State"
PROVISION FOR PAYMENT OF LOSSES "A
THE UNITED STATES.
A SPECIAL PERMANENT Fr>p mas bftApr,,.,
ATTaE DISPOSAL or I'M ADENIAI pHuAptlrs,,
To ESABLk HIN TO ADJUST AM rKONrrIA RAJ A.,
LOSSES, WITHOUT EkfEEINCL 10 LvNpoN
LIBERAL TO THE INSlkEp
The uniform course Of The Company tn. AWAY.
been liberal one towards Policy Holders, Soiu,,
claim has ever been disputed. and prompt r,y
ment of losses IL n standing rule Durpg Ii.
past year, Losses exceeding 500 700 were u.,l
Losses paid soon ~ the amount j. asrrrt.ips,
ANNUAL INCOME.
The Income OF the Company J. nov about q
900, 800, increasing gradually each year. shown,
that il has the confidence OF the different rnmpn
HtisS in which business is done
RATE OF PREMIUM.
The Rate of Premium will hc moderate anil i,
all cases will be based upon the character u NJ,
owner OF occupant, and the merits II the r.s
The conditions of Insurance are framed With ~.
greatest liberality.
JAMES I. CLOSE Agent
sas- Office in Exchange Block, on kmg ,tr,e,
sep 2S-ily