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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-22
IN COMMON COUNCIL.

At an ADJOURNED meeting of the Common Coun-
ell OF Alexandria. held August 18th, 1899. there
were present.
Lewis Mckenzie. esq. President.
MeS,rs. McVcgh km2cr, Richards. Dorsey,
Eustlack, Markell, Beach. Latham. Washington,
and Blackjack.
A message was sent to the Board of Aldermen.
that this Board really to 90 iutu the cleo
ton Of Superintendent of Gas Works.
The Boar,.s met in joint Convention, and on bal
loting. Thos. ". Smith was duly elected.
On motion. the Convention adjourned.
On motion Of Mr.. kinEcr, il vas
Resolved. That during the absence of the City
Surveyor. Caleb :. llallowcl es.. be requested 10
perior.l the duties OF the rhcc.
A petition from the Committee nt the Baptist
Church. was received and on motion, it was
Resolved. That the application of the Building
Committee u! the Baptist Church. Tor the erection
Ut 4 railing in front al their Church. he referred
To the Committee on Streets. with instructions to
gran, the same ii they deem it advisable.
On motion, Council adjourned
T.st.: JAMES DEMPSEY Clerk
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MRS. McCORMICK's SCHOOL.

MRS. MCCORMICK desires Ia inform her
w friends and the public generally, that shc
will !, sumo the duties of her school the first
Monday in September next.
The course of study pursued, will comprise all
the branches requisite to thorough English edu
cation.
In addition to her day scholars, she is DESTROYS Of
receiving into her family few pupils A. h"arder,
,grd from 10 to II years. who will he under her
immediate care and oversight.
For terms aud further particulars apply At her
residence No. % Cameron street. Iy 21--"uti
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nv MAaNErIc TELEGRAPH
BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
FoUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival OF the Hungarian.

FARTHER poINr, August 2o.-The steam
cr Hungarian, with foreign adviccs of the
l0h, passed here at o'clock this morning,
and will he due ut Quebec. \ very brief
dispatch was received ut this point.
The Liverpool cotton market closed with
OUT any material change since the last arrl-
val.
Brcadstutfs and provisions closed dull.
Cunsols closed dull at 9js
The subscription to the now stock Of the
Atlantic Telegraph Company is progressing
very fayorahly. On the long list Of the
takers of this stock. we find the names of
Barring, Brothers X Co. George Peabody, Of
the firm of George Peabody II. Co., +. lluth
x Co, Samuel Quincy. firm Of Overrne,
Quincy K Co, y. Ruthschild Il Co.. Messrs.
llankev 4 Co., Messrs. Barclay. Beaver X
Co.. }. IL. Schroeder. firm Of John Henry
5 .hroder Il Co., G. VI. Lampoun, Thomas
Brusscy and William Brown.
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Miss ELLEN MARK, will resume her SCHOOL

IN IN" OH ~ NFPIemDfr.
LIVERY attention. Il. heretofore, will he given,
IL that the pupils may br thoroughly taught.
rather than prcmaiurcly advanced. The higher
classes have The advantage ri instruction in Math-
rrmaics and the Ancient Languages. from gen.
tcman well qualified I" advance them. Terms ~
usual. French aud Music at Professors charges
4. the number of pupils will hc more limited ihnn
formerly. parents desiring :" enter their daughters
will please make an early application.
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ALEXANDRIA FEMALE SEMINARY.

rINHE TWELFTH ANNUAL SESSION OF
/ this Institution t"r Boarding aud Day Sch"
liars will confluence Oh the l3;h of NEXT month,
lSeptcmber.)
Every effort will be made t" continue Tia" School
worthy of that liberal SUPPORT which il has hith
erto received Such changes aud improvements
a. observation and experience have shown I" be
necessary, will be introduced.
Lectures. fully illustrated. will lac regularly de
l,yered n heretofore, upon Natural Philosophy,
Chemistry, aud Astronomy
Thuse Who design to send their daughters dur
ing the approaching session. will please inform the
Principal ar rs early day a. possible, no seats
will he considered engaged unless ly special re
quest.
Circulars. giving full information will be fur
nishcd to any who may desire them.
sth mo 2-d::w JAMES ,. HALLOWFLh.
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STONE FRUIT JARS.

ALEXANDRIA MANU- FACTlEE.
4 LARGE STOCk IN hand of all sizes, fitted
~ with ccrk> and cement. which can be hrrnrti-
cally sealed in the safest and best for pre-
serving iruit-fnr sale very low prices at the
anr Is-2aw:Iw Il G. MILBuRN.
CtHETLAND WOOL: Zephyr Wo:ste,lS; ,icm oi
- Fashion Skirts; Infants Wors;cd Caps; li"sc
~. aud Gloves. of all kinds: Raznrs aud Razor
StrnpS; Pocket Knives: Gold and Silver Braid:
Cabas. T,lhing Shulllc,. and variety Of other
articles. just received AT {. {. BERRY, ;.
aus - M. -. King. street.
NOR Rem 1.-THE large aud c"ImmOdiouS
l. BRICK STABLES, belonging t" the Man.
sion House. with Shedding Tor Carriages. and
.y= large Yard. Ais" two small DWELLINGS.
Ii ,Ij"ining. which would bc desirable for the
Holsters connected with the Stables. They have
been rented for some wears past t" Mr.. Hugh La
than. For terms. apply /" -
auS Eft GREEN & BROTHER.
NEW BOOkS.-Ih"D B.,i... 10y t:r"rcc Elliot.
" author al ''Srcmes ia Bridal Life. price 81.
IN. L"i,d "t N"ri,"d. II Scottish Story. by the
author OF margaret Maitland" The Days "i my
Life" Sc.. 81. For sale by
aug ~ ROBERT BELL.
- FOR RENT.-A WAREHOUSE, Oh King
Ii street, between Union and Wafer streets. AT
pc, sent occupied 10y I"I.h English Brother, aud
among the hest business stands i'll the city
Apply t" Iaug G-Iwi JOHN WRITER'S
\XrAGUN BOWS. BENT RIMS AND pa
w TENT CLOTH, aud great variety of best
Malleable Castings, offered at lowest rates All
ia want are solicited tn call before purchasing.
aug Is GEO. 7. BALDWIN,
tMITH'S FILES AND SCREW PLATES
- Very superior Files aud Horse Rasps. and Il
full assortment of Stocks and Dies. Just received
from the makers. GEO. /. BALDWIN.
aug Is
EMoVAL- ENGLISH & BRO. have
IL removed to DiINGERriELn's LARGE WARE
House. No. II Norm MON STREET. where the,
will be pleased see their friends aud customers
aug 10
WYE hay. now in store, and are daily receiv
w ing, choice .rand. of Extra and SnIerine
FLOUR. winch We will sell al ma ketrare. Also.
"A prime lot of TIMOTHY SEED.
aug 10 Z ENGLISH BRO
- BBI.S Family anG Extra FLUuR X. of vari-
y Gus brands. for sale 10y
PENNYBACkER 4 PERRY BROS.
ang ~
StlONELS AND SpADES.-Jurt received Il
~ supply of Amcs 4 K"wlard's j. and ID handle
Sb"vels aud Spades. by GEO. I. BALDWIN,
aug * M. - North Fairfax street.
M 4 ar. now receiving another supply Of GRO
w CERES. I" which We invite the attention
of the trade.
aug ~ T.. ENGLlSH BRO.
IURN MEAL.--l50 bushels Corn Meal, Tor
~ sale by [aug lI-eolwI T. A. BREWlS.
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CON II E Z C / A L.
The Markets.

R,,r,aoss, Aug. 2o.-Flour closed dull; How
-,,.., and Ohio. s5,l2. Wheat closed firm;
-, 20 900 bushels; white lisa l3Oe.; red
,,,.,,l,. Corn closed firm; sales of white and
..u,x sea SSc. Provisions steady and unchan-
!, h,,nn sides "; mess pork $l5.25. Lard quiet
.,In,Illc. Whisky quiet, at 21@27!c. for
City .mi Ohio
ysw Y,ns. August 2o.-Fiour closed higher;
sat-. (. .om$4i0: Ohio $4.75@$1.25; Southern
.",ol,s, Wheat closed higher; Southern red
,,o., ls6r do white lio(G li2; Michigan white
-. Cam closed with an advancing tendency;
..u,,w size Sc; new mixed 79c. Provisions stea-
j.. Pork closed quiet--n-ss Sl3.io(GSli. Lard
i,.I .t,.dy ut lOitgIIo. whskey closed firm
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lamp VI T. r. I | &
ALEXANDRIA, LOUD0UN AND HAMPSHIRE
ROAD.
Ia =.

TRAIN Of CARS for tue accommodation
n Of persons attending the CAur MEETING Oh
lin, land of Mr. Joshua Gibson, in Fairfax County.
will commence running oh the l?b '".f""f from
the Company. Depot. corner OF or"h"k" ana
Water streets, to the Vienna Station. on the 10Th
Section.
Through tickets. including omnibus, - cents
each way.
Le,yc Alexandria every day during the meeting.
Sunday excepted ut and lot 4. NJ. and +.
NJ. and Vienna at . \. NJ. and Il T. VI. An cNtra
train will leave Alexandria "n Saturday. At l..
NJ. and Vienna on Monday. AT ! A. ".
aug Is-d6t W. II. CARLlN. Conductor.
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Lator from Mexico.

New ORLEANS, Aug. %. The schooner
Star. from Vera Cruz. on the lltiI is below
with Sl0o,ooo i'll specie On freight She re
ports no news Of Importance up To that date
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Destruction of Sewing Machine Establish
ment.

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 2O.--rhe main build
ings OF Geo. SIoat 4 Co.'S Sewing Machine
Mandatory were burned To the ground this
morning. The fire was the work of an in
cendiary. The premises were insured for
10000. The engine and part of the fac
tory were uninjurcd, and the supply of sew
iur machines will not he disturbed.
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MRS, Y1NGsFoRD's SEMINARY.

10. SrHEET. WASHINGTON. y. {.
rINIIE exercises ct this School will be resumed,
i Ortohcr 1T. 1919.
CircmIar-. including terms. will he furnished Oh
application t. the above aliress.
Wa-hiu .tpH, aug g-cOtOctl
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s ts 1T Is a s
CANAL ERCE.

ARRIVED. August 20.
Boats p. A. Ilealey, Mrs. +. Bigss. and A. L.
suauffer coal to American Coal Co.
Bosts Mctacouct ID. W. McCleary, and r. NJ
Spri.r. coal To Borden Minin'; Co.
E',,,, Mary Shaw, and Il. ". ii. lIetzer. coal to
T. j. Mchaicy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-22

Drs,rroINrMEXr.--The appointment "i
Alexander Dimitry yesterday 10 the Central
American mission, took several asplrantS Tor
that place by surprise. We know ut tw" or
three jealous patriots ourself who were on
hand, and almost daily investing the ircsl-
dent either ut the White House or out at the
Soldiers Home, in hopes that his EXcellency
would tender them this appointment. We
have no doubt, too, that several eX-mcnhers
OF Congress, vino have ust lost their elcction
and wholnay now he on their way To this city
will hail the sudden appointment. before their
arrival, with whole regiment Of defeated
oaths. But such little affectionate express
sions are out of date WASHINGTON Suites.
COMING FROM TIE SrRINGS.-It turned
quite cold, last night, and blankets We're
called into rrqusiti"n by more than one good
sleeper If this continues much longer, the
mountains will soon hc LETT by the numerous
visitors now there The down train has
been been crowded for several mornings past.
hv visitors on their way from the springs
charlottesville 1 cOcuie.
The trial Of Angelina negro girl belong
in. to Mr.. Henry Shackeltord. charged with
sitting fire 10 his house last May, came upat
the term Of the County Court this week. She
WIS found guilty and condemned To be
hung. The Court fixed her value al Sl20O.--
Biae EnYe hp"LIr"n.
\ complimentary dinner was given to
Hon. Alexander III. Stephens, on the 18th
instant. nj Warrcnton. Warren county, Geo.
About 1000 persons attended. Mr. Stephens
was quite sick, and had only spoken 10 min
utes when he came near ialntlng and was
obliged to dcsiSt.
Vim. W. Greene, the Temperance lecturer,
was regularly ordained to the Ministry of the
Episcopal Church on the 18th uIt., 10y III.
Rev. Bishop Meade. He goes back to st.
Luke's Parish, Mecklcnburs.
\ couple III I.ynchburs, VIII" were divorced
about twelve months ago, have agreed 10 live
together happily. and have actually been mar
ried tho second time.
\ society has been formed At Norfolk for
the purpose Of encouraging emigration to
A.
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Maryland, and that both were uninIureI
after two fires.
SALE OF REAL ESTArE.-On Saturday last,
T.. VI. Mccormick. Auctionccr. sold at pub
lie sale. the house and lot on King street,
occupied 10y James A. English. for sos.
Vim. y. McNcigh. purchaser. house and
lot on Henry street. between Prince and
Duke. to VIM. H. Mcknight for SOB
The sale of the remainder Of ). 4. Masters
property WAS postponed until Monday, the
10Th of September.
Nrw SrnrEs.-rhe cnmmndious and ele-
cant new stores lately fitted up 10y Mr.. Chas.
NJ. Taylor. at the corner Of King and Pitt
streets. are now nearly completed. and are
amongst the largest and handsome>t in
town. One of them has been taken Ivy :.
/ l. W. Meyeubrrg. dry goods merchants. who
are To open it on the l>t Of September, rs
first class establishment and depot of dry
goods.
Thomas W. SMITH has been appointed by
the City Council. superintendent OF "aS' III
the place of Jacob Hrxbury. signed Mr..
( Smith is competent and 'iilrient, ana VIII
M doubt make Il good and acceptable otii-
! Ger III the situate" I" which he has been
appointed.
4
The amount "t Tie aeiaica''oh reported Oh
Edmund French engineer HI" pay ''e'A'
under Maj Bowman "i the nnrea" I'll 'oi-
structlon. (reicrred to III an article III another
part OF to-dnyS paper Is reported nj 81 or
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r.;, ,; u.s.. Damn,
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rn..,, .,,,, C.,, N.,t;,, .I,, .,,.
s,. :,
! 'lS WI '''' "'" f'
Montgomery County maryland
Alexandria. Lnudoun and Hampshire Rail
road, was sent up, Oh Saturday. by X. IL.
Miller son Co.. +" Vienna station. As
the trade has thus opened ear Y, We hope it
NAV continue and increase.
! CoH> Though wc have had recently o.
;l .L..,or, ,h, Jr,r.,h, h,s mast go.
r"nNiy affected Inc corn crops !" AL '"'s
section al Virginia ana 'ahd' h"''' III
We've shares I'll 'rS'n'a "'a'e '''''A
were ''''' '' ',a'"''": 'A''' ~ F"'''
''oh' y. '""'' ! 0'''H'''"' ''"' '''''''''' ~
-" per share.
The SUBJECT 81 raIir"adS on pennsylvania
avenue in Washington is again beginning
T., ax,.;t. ,tt.ut;,n Tn. IntelIiren,cr has
,l.,. r.,,,,,,-;,lo ,,or.r. ara
'''',' u ''',''" '''''' - ~,
i'"''' ~ WV ~ 49, - r.
Rocks. III consideration OF the grant OF rail-
WHY p'''''o0 '''''''" '"'
The Commissioners Of the Board of Public
Works. ut their last meeting. appointed Col.
Charles Bue Of IIampshirc county. State
proxv IN the Aleyandria, L,udoun and
,,;m po,u,.l r,,,.,r ,, GIL rim
,i""' .'', ,a',;,,oJ -. ,t, laa,h 81 J,msS
S'c"".y |I pi Wv IN ,'"ro ,'a;n.
"IT' ia nc iii. ;m,,,r,,y.n,.n,
" "'
T,o .,,,;o., of , ",i,v CIocl" ~ ,.,,i,
~
'huc" u'S'"Sseu III " "'''''s 'e"'
'HESN'hANE AND VIM" 'ANN''- ""H'''e''
upon the Chesapeake and Ohio canal con
fine. unite brisk. During the week ending
lis Chants hal arrived. oD ,r tbcm
r,"'"' u",' 'I. Ia INN ,,n. -,
.''''' IN ,,.;,I ,r.,;n. ,;,r Im..,or..
e'"', ~, T., c Wv" I:a,, ;,,,, m.;,h ,r",d e..
m,''' = '''" n.,;,i ~, ,,,o c.,',r,,,,
Nv "'""u''' ' " " -.
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BELLE HAVEN INSTITUTE, Alexandria, Va


MISS T.. TEBBS, PRINCIPAL.
Miss GiRBER. Assistant Instructor in English.
Prof ENGELBRICHr. Vocal and Instrumental
Music.
Prof PuLri. Languages, French. Latin, lta
liam. Be-; Drawiug aud Painting.
UNillS Institution will open for ITS second session.
1 the 10TH day hf next Septcmhe., ana close the
last al June. thorough and systematic course "i
study is pursued; and every effort will be con
timed to maintain II high reputation AMI select
character Tor the school corps OF we'll quail
fed and experienced teachers are engaged for the
coming session and other Assistants will Ice ein
poyel a. the School increases. Ii H. the design al
the Prnripa! that this Institution shall possess
every advantage for The attainment OF thorough
and finished female education.
The building selected and purchased 10y the
Principal for the permanent establishment ol the
school Is j. retired and healthy part Of the city
IL was erected expressly for 4 Boarding school,
ana Is we'll suited Tor that purpose.
-EEfERENC
The Patrons at the school; HI. Rev. John
Johns. ID. D.: Rev. C. l.. Dana; Rev. ID. i. Sprigs;
Rev. Jane. T. J"hnst"n: j. VI. stevens, esd, Al
cNamdrin. Va; Hon j. ". Tyler, Narrenton. Va;
o. ". Lewis. esq. WrSim"rcland, Va: y. VI.
Crntchicid. Speaker House "t Delegates. Va;
john Scli"n. esq. stafford. Va; j. Ii. Tucker,
Richmond. Va Nathaniel 7 ylcr. Editor Richmond
Enquirer Rev. fhlIIp Slaughter, 'uipcpcr va
Va: Major II. Il. Tyler, Washington City: Rev.
John Tnwics. Prince VIM. Co.. Va; Robert Bc'cr-
IS. esq. The Plains. FauIuier Co.. Va; y. Frank
lin Minor. esq, Albemarle Co., Va: Or. +. \.
Curric Lancaster Co., VA James +. Ball. esq.
Northumberland Co.. Va; W. lie Roy Broun.
esq. bloomfield Academy, hbrmaric Co.. Va;
Rev. K. II. Phillips. Principal Virginia Female
Institute: Rev. q. \. Hinsoying: j. p. holland,
esq; Gen. Asa Rogers: DR.. Vim. Il. Cochran. Mid
dIcburg, Va: Rev. K. n. Lipscomb, Rcistcrtown,
Maryland; Th"s. l.. Brown, esq, Charleston.
Eanawhu Co. Va.
For Circulars containing full particulars. terms.
&C.. address MISS l.. TEBBS.
~ I;-coff Alexandria, Va.
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\ couple in I.ynchburS, who were divorced
about twelve months ago, have agreed 10 live
together happily. and have actually been mar
red tho second time.
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GRAND EXCURSION TO PINEY POINT,
POINT LOOKOUT, OLD POINT,
NORFOLK and PORTSMOUTH.

49, The steamer pow III y i y y
zssssss5;77a will make an Excursion on MONDAY
n,Xt. To the above mentioned points. leaving her
berth foot of 9th street. the 22d of August. ut
A. NJ, returning on Wednesday, the eth instant.
at ~ NJ
Fare for the round TRIP. including meals, TO RI
new Point and Point Lookout. single ticket, 81;
scmtlonan and lady, -. To Old Point. N"h"Ik
and Portsmouth,. single ticket. So: gentleman and
I,dy. $40. The above tickets will allow the holder
to return ON any subsequent trir"t the boat within
ten DAYS from date of the ticket.
Office Ne. 372. next 10 Browns Hotel.
GEO. T.. MATTINGLI,
Ticket Agent Potomac Steamboat Company.
WASHINGTON, ati, lg--.it
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The subject of City Clock is again
much discussed in Washington.

CHESAPEAKE AND OnIo CAX,L.-Business
upon the Chesapeake and Ohio canal con-
tues quite brisk. During the week ending
Saturday, is boats had arrived % of them
from Cumberland; bringing 10. 100 tons ol
coal: IL with il"urand grain; 1 with limestone;
and ~ from different points. with wood, &c.
The amount ri tolls received at the George
town collectors Office for the same period Is
~. S6O. 9S. as follows: ascending trade S;!Si.-
81. and descending trade S3,4" Gl.-jG"$h-
inJfoH St"T.
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KETTLEWELL's MANIPULATED GUANO


NTE have received full supply of this article,
w aud shall keep rou-iantly on hand. IL II
c"mp"s-d of pure PERUVIAN aud PHOsrHArIc
GUANOs. from the Islands Of Chincha aud Nevassa,
combined aud closely integraed Icy machinery.
NJ" is warranted 10 contain per cent. oi Am
and - Ia - per cent. Of Phosphate Of Lime
No. - per cent. of Ammouia anil ~ To 90 per
cent. OF Phosphate of Lime.
The testimonials OF tue value of this Fertilizer,
in our possession, very strong, and from sour
crs known to- W. to Ice reliable
WIN. II. FOWLE ( son,
NH l2 No. South Wharves.
TAMPHOR, CREAM TARTAR, Gum Arabic,
~ Nutmegs. Saltletre, Indigo, White Mustard
Seed Whit. Glue, celery Seed, and Ellis solution
Citrate Mlgn..Ia, received and Tor sale by
PEEL, STEVENS & CO.,
aug 90 corner King aud Alfred streets
DERrNIAN Gl'ANO.-A cargo of No. Pc
l. RUNlAN GlANO. just received from the
Agents Of the y, ruyian Government and for sale
Mt lowest rates. JAMES e. NENETT,
NH II "rp"~t- Pioneer Mill.
W0OL purchased by
w ist6 DANIEL 2. bQIE
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MOUNT VERNON GUARDS
lAG3 zs;s,.:.:..; -, =; -
SfsL--a---------l---- -,---1@----1I---
,NHE MOUNT VERNON GUARDS take plea

fJNHE kOUNT VEkNON GUAhDS t"Kc PIeH-
sure in announcing 10 their numerous friends,
that they will give PICNIC to
COLU vi Il | \ SP X sc ),
FORMERLY RoACHS,)
On MONDAY, AUG ST 29rH, 1897
The Committee Of Arrangements pledge them
selves that paas shall be spared, On their part
T., make il THE Pic Nc of the season.
WITilEHS Celebrated Brass and String Band
has been engaged for the OCCASION.
~ Tickets, admitting Gcntieman and La
lie.. - cents; Children and SeryentS half price.
Round Trip Tickets to the Spring per Washing
ton and Alvxanlriu Railroad, % cents.
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ALEXANDRIA STEAM DYEING CLOTH
DRESSING, and SECURING ESTAB-
IISHMENT,
l. p. WAKEFIELD. rHoraIgron.

T. y. WAKEFIELD. PHornIEroH.
NJEECHANTS aud others respectfully IN
vi yitcI I, examine the superior style III which
,,,,,,,I. ar, CLEANED aud DYED ut my establish
m.nt. No. ~, I4irlax street, cold -tand.j whrr"
everything arprrtainims t" II we'll regulated "Sta"-
Iishmcnt of the kind can Ice done M superior
manner. 1T moderate prices. GOODS i"fwiricd
+, any mar, Of Virginia and Maryland with lis
batch. safely and carefully packed.
4 call is respectfully solicited. You w,ii ma
m. at all times At INV post. ready aud wiling L"
accommodate all desiring my services.
,uv lS-im
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NCIENT JERUSALEM AND RS NlrlN-
y try The American sunday school l mon
uunli<h - magnificent lS"netr"al Perspective
View nr Jerusalem and the surrounding country. T."
which the attention "t all VII" are interested III
sunday schools Biblical study Is invited.
II j. in map firm. mounted "n rollers. aud l.
about nine feet long aud SIX feet wide. It's h'cu
r,cy is youchcd for by MANY. vino have tra'ri'e"
over IN. localities represented. we'll Is by many
who. though they have never visited the sf""nh
have made themselves familiar, hy long study
with it. feature, aud appearance
Thi, view is So taken To .ho" not only the gee"
,r,ubi,;L IurI,iun of the cities and villages rep
rpt,d al, IT, bat 81 a. 10 show the inequalities m
th, surface of til. earth. These are :" faithfully
d.lincat.d a. to- throw great light "n scripture
history, and To b, of great advantage 1" ANY "h"
would thoroughly understand the local aliu'l"ms
made in those rrrts Of the Bible which speak II
the localities here represented.
Tn. View i. accompanied 10y an Outline hty'
on which tn. places are numbered, Tue hu"n"e'S
r,f.,yin.. f. a descriptive Wrt"ni when ais" az
compares i aud which wall gi'r I" any one, no"
ever unuro,,,lut-l with the subject, sufficient ni"r
nation to enable him. after studying the Manual
Ia fully un lerstand aud explain the View.
The pric, of III. View "f Jerusalem, In"luiing
the Outline Map or Key and the Manual, ten
dollars which ~ an exceedingly small Pr'ce I"r ,"
large and valuable publication.
For sal. by JAS. ENTwISLE son,
am, 2V--yt M. ~, King street.
ARD.-lUu1>,"und No. | Leaf Lard Tor sale
IIby lamgi7I j. y. HARPER 90.
C,AKPEr YARN, good assortment. by
Y = anr II "M. ~ nh" DEN" '
fACKEEEL. bbls. No. ) Ma k:re ior
MI sale by (aug Isl J. \. HARPER co.