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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-27
PIONEER MILLS FOR SALE!


NlyE are authorized 10y the proprietor, to offer
w AT priyat. sale this extensive establishment.
The MILL BUILDING is hre proof built on
%HsSs piles with stone foundation, and l. situated
Wi directly on the River front, aud within II icw
yards of the Orange 4 Alexandria aud Manassu-
Clap Railroads, with Wharves, and depth OF water
sufficient to ACCOMMODATE vessels Oi the Target
class. It's Dimensions are l22 feet in length, 10y
80 feet ia width, four aud buf stories high and
j. covered With slate.
A GRAIN ELEVATOR is also attached, by
which grain be rapidly discharged from yes-
sells immediately into the Mill. The GRAIs Biz,
are cupablr ot holding 10000 bushels oi heat 1hs
Elevator j. worked by small engine, separate
from that used III manufacturing so that gram eau
be received while the Mill Is not III operation.
There are TWELVE PAIRS OF STONES, Of
- feet dia ianeter, capable of manufacturing when
ip full work about 500 bUrrck- Of FDu per d"r.
The ENGINES and BOILERS are very surc
rior, made by OTIS Tufts, OF Boston, Mass, with
out regard to rApensc There are sia Boilers, with
return fucs. The Engines are high pressure, aud
OF 2jU horse power
WATERand GAS have been introduced through
out the entire establishment, with Hose, &c, at
tached 81 the water pipes i'll each story.
The above is only general description Of this
extensive FIGURING Mill. Persons desmous Of puG
chasing will, Of course, visit the establishment,
where every information will hc afforded them.
The Machinery il all nearly new, and Of the
most approved description, II having been the de
sign of the propretors to erect Mil second to
found erc,g,hiny apperainingt to first class Flour
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-27
MILLINERY GOODS AT PRIME COST.

NIE will sell out our entire stock OF - MMEK
w MILLINERY GOODS, Al prime cost for
cash W. have "n hand very handsome Silk.
Grape, Straw, Braid. and Neap"litan BONNEIS:
also large assortment "f FLATS, for children.
is Is :. Il W. MEl ENBERG. Surcpta Hall.
7OTICE.-ELEGANT BERAGE ROB :.
~ Gc.-We are now Offering tn our friends and
the public. mn assortment "i / l. ID : ;
GOODS. equal to any thing to be found III this
market: all articles wurs0Hfri 10 lac exactly what
they are represented. ar the money returned
We cordially invite purchasers generally +" cX
anime our stock. feeling confident that good
GOODS aud l"w prices will insure H. II large share
OF their patronage AShB> u Noop,
Al the old stand. No. 10. King street, under
the Orange and Alexandria Railroad Office.
IL Is
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MANASSAS GAP RAILROAD.
Las K s

PASSENGERS for this Road will leave the
Alexandra Station III the Orange Tram, at
!, A. NJ. daily ,SuniuyS excepted arrive at Al
exandria at . I. NJ Through tickets hy this route
10 Middleburg ana Winchester.
The Trains leave Mount Jackson daily lSnn-
day. cxreptcdD at 80. A. NJ, aud arrive at Al
exandriu al l:5j. =. NJ.
iy6-tf EDWARD GREEN. Treasurer.
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AUCTION NOTICE.

uNiiE subscriber having determined to prosecute
/ she above business 10 all it, brauchss offer.
his services IN that line.
Trustees, Administrators, or COmmi-sOner-
sales of Real or Personal Property will be made AT
nae L"it, less than the usual rates. Cargo sale.
a, a lump price, 10 be agreed upon.
Psrt,r, having merchandze to dispose of, who
prefer making their own sales. can make arrangc
nent- do ~, under the license of the subscriber
Cun.gnmenrs of goods for sale at auction, ""f
be- cecoicei aud sold To tho best advantage, ar"
pr0mPf 'st'""- """r.
Persons having small lots Of articles, can
range to have them .old at the store Of the subscrI
beer, No. -. King -treet-All partlc- interested,
will please call before concluding their arrange
ments. Being well known in this city, no refer
etice I" capacity, or pI"mptness, n deemed ne
res-ary JOHN r. CREIGHTON, Auctioneer.
yl-ruf
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W | S T. & c 0
W Sc & CO,
." k."y, Lr"o.u N"t"r ""d io,r" :
ALEXANDRIA. VA.
COAL, COAL!l COAL,n

A L! Gu u! CU E111
\lTE shall ,puu be delivering GOALS tT"m ye.-
w ,ela. of ,uper"r quality, picked al the mine
irr family use. m Please ,cud u. y"ur order,
that YOU may -uyc expense Ui "drtug, yardih2,
&C.. a consideration to the consumer. u To- cot
WHITE ASH, aud RED ASH. suitable tor stoves,
CRATES cooking, furnace, aud Baker's use, now "n
hand, snd iu arnSe. Ct MBERLAND, III amy
quantity Lump, hun "t Mine. and smiths COAL.
al! under cover, 0u plank flooring, aud not cNP"-
,d To the weather y lit
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-27
cnpARrNPfsnIP NOTICE.

IN!IE umirr,IgIrd have This day formed co
partnership TO dat" from The IN IhHlah'
under ia, firm uainc ut &. \. BAhpN IN 4"
for the rurp"~r "t continuing the "liHAhh
BOOT. SHOE A>n HAT business ~ ~. room
heretofore occupied hy HARPER BALpW IN.
They intend fn keep. at all times. desirable
stock nt goods III their llnc and respectfully soil
cit from dealer. u continuance -! the patronage :"
literally c,'rn,lyi ru the iatu frm.
ruAS. \ BALDWIN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-27

IUSl kEuklN Ed
81 10 hnSe~ Orange and ~ do. Lemons
- 10 Ral-in-, in fine order
bale Rutfo ilmOnd-
ra-k Prunes aRi iu. unrer
II dozen !.oAe, Sarincs
filbert'. Cream Nuts, " alnut!, ani Pecan
~ small dTuWs fgs. Tor Family use
Also, a tew fine Singing CANARlES. Also,
u fine assortment of Japan Cage, which | orer
frr ale d. low - ANY "hvr establishment ~ this
city. Country Merchant. will do well h. rall up"u
me before buyiag anywhere e..r.
L. sCHAfER. CnufeciiOn-r
,,y ~ Nn N"rrh Fairfax st. Alry's Va
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J. BAUMGARTEN,

No. i9y, IN street, "ppDr'ts Oad f"'i""- H"H
WASHINGTON,
yNNERANER aud designer III general, mnnutac
Ia turcr aud uNcnt"r ui the new. improved seal
presses, watch-case engraSrr. wood engra,er. mu
-ic punchrr, stencil cutter, c"pprrplaIs engrnNcr,
and photographer, prepared 10 execute engraving,
un any metal-on gold silver, brass. copper steel,
&C.. in aS good aud WORK manshiP manner a. hy
any other establishment III the United States. The
advertiser feels confident that all orders entrusted
to him will give perfect satisfaction, or no rharge-
made.
SEAL PRESSES,
OFFICIAL HAND AND BLOCK SEALS,
WATCH CASE ENGRANER
WOOD ENGRANER,
MUSIC PINCllER.
STENCIL CUTTER,
COPPER PLATE ENGRAVER,
Washington, is 22-ly Sc. 81. Sc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-27
1859. Winter Arrangements. 1859.

1907. WINTER hIIauS Souohts' AoSo'
Ig M -: ss.lEs;...:.iis
ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY
INVITE the attention OF the rnhlic I" the inr'll
| ties afforded by this COMPANY, t"t the anck ana
-ate conveyance ot specie tah' Notes. NniH'"i'
packages. heavy and bulky freight, N'.
WITNESSES fur tho East. l." Baltimore. Philn
delphiu New l1ss. Boston, Providence, hhiI"ld'
&C. leave our oifire daily, at ~ o'clock, \ VI
EXPRESSES t"r the south I" Richmond, tiea
erick sburg Petersburg Lynchhurg, and tor l"'n'7
in North Carolina, South Car"lha' georgia, ana
bama and tennessee, leave ially, At llt, A vi.
Our ESpEFSSES are always accompanied by
careful and i.st aOTthy uesarhEers, ana 'he Puph'
eau rely upon all business entrusted To u Oe'hs
don, with safety, ruHrtuliity. anI iespal'n.
R,TFs-From Btltun"tc. u cent" per loo IDS
from philaaephu : |; from New York, sl.'o.
sA- \, rn,kupe- oi good taken hy weight an
less weighing over 2"n rts
;.n 20-r r. W FALLS. Agent
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NO. l76.
MISCELLANEOUS READING.
MEMORY -BY LARRY LEE.
Con- NuNlG I'd.

MEMORY Br LARRY LEE.
love to look
Back on the sInuouS riyulct of time;
/" gaze upon the days no longer mine:
love to brook
The varied scenes of early childhood dear.
Aud barhe their S,her'd cheeks with memory tear
Life fragrant prime.
Though It's not long since have parted thee,
To guide my bark upon Il ruthless sea.
Ny heart /, thine
And would lwcl among thy wales once more,
I" paint the rose hues ot thy glitterlng lore.
thank thee star
The radiance ot whose bright aud tender beams,
pid crown the morning "t my happy ireamr,
For thou iiiSt mar
With the rich drupery of thy snowy ScIi,
Tho Iusky shadows OF lteS evening pale.
Aud in my dreams
l. heard gushing sound Of music clear;
softer than doweret. breath it grects my ear,
The laughing streams.
Whose noisy mirth were wont 10 tll the air,
Ia dim oblivion chant their melodies as fair
Yet inemory, thou
pn- bring aback within thy haliowed urn.
The many prut up SORROWS which did burn
Upon my brow:
Thou tcllest oi the noble hearts whose mould
Sleep silently beneath the marble cold
Remorselcss time,
Thou art the builder of our many Noes.
And in thy swift and endless channel fows,
The plashy brine,
Which sears liie's >unhower in its gilled hue,
And sweep. H. blooming leaftrom memory's view
The widowed shrine;
For years. long years, hath telt thy ruling sway,
The Iris of it, heart hath bowed thy prey,
Yet thou wouldSt twine,
4 gain around that trembling brow ot care,
Thy wreath of bitterness a. linger there.
Thy mutiied bell.
Hath trled It's solemn dirge upon the hills.
While each remotest plain it, echo ILLS;
Its funeral knell;
Hath died within the ihrunged and testal hall,
Summonins the jewellers to bier and pail.
My spirit yields:
T. thee, undying NJ thou art and tain,
Would rcprcSs the murmuT of the namc
Whose guerdOn seals
It's panoply around the helpless shrine,
Which yields I" thee, oh thou relentless Time!
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BEfNttS

ALIEN NDRlA, Va,
WASHINHTON AND GEORGErOWS. D. c.,
AND PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
>sse The superior aud fast sailing pr
SGsspelers. 80. e. ALGER and "M Skl :,
NUiR," will leave Georgetown. Washington anu
Alexandria ON THURSDAY "t each week, for
phialelphia. connecting at that point with daily
hue of steamers for New York. Via Delaware aud
Raritan Canal. Through receipts given.
Une Of these Boats will leare Ph'adelphia every
FRIDAY. for Alexandria aud the District Cities
connecting with the Orange Aexandrls and
Manassas dap Railroads, Chesapeake nnd Ohi"
Csual. 4c. frc,ghtS will be taken 1T low rates,
.ud G"nis turw srded promptly, free "t charge
WM IL. FOWLE i son,
No. { South Wharves.
AGENTS
III T,yLaB L Co.. - West 81, New York
D,yIp Co.pE. Is North WharveS Philadelphia.
BKADLEY 4 TAYLOR. Georgetown. d.. Z.
nv lG
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-27

NR0CEKS DEALERS IN cons NEAL,
VI CORN. OAlN. BiLF nay, and all kinds
ot ViLL- FEED, CORNER OF Prince and Royal >tS.,
AleyouIria, Va ap ig-dly
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Army 4 SlllN\'S
BoTrLED MINERAL WATERS AND CIDER.
MASSEY, COLLINS Il cos
pUIIADFIPHIA ORAUGHT ALE.

BDYTLED PORFER, VIZ. AND HEAb.
sSs- Cl DE K ON ID X \ " IL |,
In quantities I" suit purchasers.
BRASS BEER-CuCkS AND CT IA HoNEl,
Constantly on hand, and for sale hy
LOUIS Z. Army,
3sN Wutcr-st., Alexandra.
gs,,- Country orders solicited, aud prompt,
rl,aJ jc Idly
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H0UNr VERNON AND THE TOMS OF WASH
lNGT0N

Three Times Week until further Notice,
-NS The steamer THOMAS COLLi mn
will from after the Ith of March, run
regularly To Mount Vernon and the Tomb OF wash,
inxtJn, nu ESDANS, THURSDAYS, und
FRIDAYS, leaving the wharf al the foot OF 1th
street. Wa-hinst0u ut %, \. NJ, and returning IN
time ior the early afternoon iralh Tor Baltimore:
Coaches leave all the h-tel-, aud the corner OF
Pennsylvania avenue and 9TH street, at y. 4. III
Round trip 81. mh o--n
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ALEXANDRIA AGENCY uF THE hEW-fokk
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.

ACCUMULATED ASSETS OYER $l,500 900.
I j. MURPHY, Vi u / u,I.,,y E,pm,rsry
& " CHANCELLOR '. D.
l. LOIS MINER. igr,t At ihTWir'd.
UNHE profits OF this Company rhnle ,A'!"sNeN
| I, the benefit ii the assured, aud have aNei
o.,.I not Les. than 81 prr cent. per anmun on the
premium paid.
Forty per cent of IT. premium loaned L" the III
surcr. WiIh,ut security. Forms "l application ''',
Insurance, and any Information respecting IT, VIII
be- furnished. ,without chnrse,) 10y application I"
the gent. my U -a"'"
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j. T.. SMITH.
Hampshire County. my i--""3m >
BATH ALUM SPRINGS. VA.
10 Miles from Milboru' Depot, Va {. K. K.

BATH tLTM SPKINNS, W.
10 Miles from MilbOrU Depot, Va, [. r. r.
JIANING taken charge of thu establishment. |
i i am prepared t" accommodate h"Ir'irtr III u
degree of solid comfort that thlmk will u"I he
surpassed IN the mountains tins season. Ny N'Nl"-
ricncc in tho management 1T the 0ii S"''' Springs.
and more recent, the Wa.hi"l,"" H,"rr. LSndl
burg, NAV afford some guaranty I" the puh!Id ii
INV disposition 10 please Iny guests.
The Bath Alum is admirably constructed amd
,auippea-is in AN elevated region, al the eastern
base Of the Warm Spring mountain, enl"''Is an
atmosphere unsurpassed tot siluhrIiN. and having
"A variety of mineral waters alum and chalNbent"'
A. excellent i'll their kind - amy Others III the
Stair mud the purest mountain freest"ne.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-27
FIRE INSURANCE NOTICES, &c.
souTHERN PROTECTION INSURANCE
GDM L 4 \
ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA.
CAPITAL OVER $4,000 DOLLARS,

,Nn,'O NSTANTLl INC Il T. 4 = | Nj.
Th, Charter "i this Company oilers more tH'"rh-
NJ ,J,nutagrs tu the farmer and Others, than any
r,u,,,,,,y chartered in the State, 10y insuring
,i,i ar without Il premium note. II the applicant
n-,.r n. can ray the full amount ol the premium
H. ash ar l., efcrting Il cash Insurance Tor Nv"
,.,,. ,h. insured saves one eighth Of the amount
h.. y,,,lI otherwise have 1" pay; or 10y becoming
,r,ml,.r, and gi, Il small premium note, the III.
.,r.J SAVES nearly one halt "I the amount charged
r., st,.L C.mrancs when insIring from year I"
,, This j. the advantage resulting from the
combination al the .
CASH AND MUTUAL PRINCIPLE.
Tbi, Company commenced issuing f"I''ic>
AGAINST los. or damage 10y fire, "n the Eth day "i
Mach IS5i since which time over seven thousand
seven hundred persons have insured ana become
members of the Company. and over seventy thou
sand dollar, have been paid for losses. Having
increased our business during the past year. We feel
grateful for the liberal patronage bestowed upon
,h. yompuuN thus far. and for iis faitrring rr"s
meet. ,f future usefulness. The Directors hope
and believe. that. hy prudence caution. and riGli
system of economy they will establish tor tins
G,rr,uy , reputation for chcapness and safety
no, surpassed by any Company III ;Ie l. States
All differences in settlement oi losses, may he
determined by three dsintcrr>'ed arbl,rat"rs o the
County where such loss happened. To- be mutually
chosen by the insured and the Company.
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

rINHE LAST VOLUME OF HUMBOLDr'S
| COMMISSIONERS, sketch al physical
description IT the Universe by Alexander Won
Humboldt. translated by Otte' 4 Dallas, Emo. $50.
MnsnicS hy the author "f salad tor the SolIta
ry" ecr.. limo. cloth. SD.
The Gamr ut Drauehts or Checkers, simFlfed
aud explained. with practical diagrams and Il
lu>trations hy d. Scattrrgo"d. 5sr.
Deacon pu"littIe> Drullrres u collection "t
quaint and funny stories told by the deacon lfr
Natures school. or Lessons from the Garden
aud the Field. puhll~hr, by American ). :. mon.
.jr The Bridge over the Brook. :. :. |. lJr.
Dc-il,.r> New Maps of the Seat at War. with
large amount of statistical information. and p"r
traits OF Franci, Joseph, Napoleon 81. Victor En
anue. and AirNnutsr 2d. beautifully ""l"red '"'.
further supply ot Gill"ts Black Swami gall
Pens, l. cents each. just received AMI t"r al"
by JAS. ENTWlSLE son.
ir2I NJ. -, King street.
NEW BOOKS MAGAZINES. AND PAPERS,
~ at GEO. SiGGE ERS' - Pr,"r. .trcct. opp"-
~. NJ. G"..u. OGic,.
Harper, New Monthly Magazine for August.
price 25c.
Frank l.r>lc'S Family Magazine and Tia
zettc of Fashion Tor August. 25r.
knickcrhocker Magazine for August. 2jr.
,iodeys Lriy'S Book. PetrrS"ns National Mag
aziuc. Arthur Home Magazine. the Ladc, Amer
49, L,i
r, -, ; - -; wl, So, ,s
-, 49, Tim; L
q. W. VI. Reynolds. j0c.
,,:r r.i,,' ,i, ,h'' II iu,.,ra,cI H.,
, 's"' ~, r. d., ,hr. r,.,
"" "''P'' '
1 N w,i ;, , p,,,,
'' h'"E'', ."'Ii '
nal. Wayerlv Magazine, Flag, Police Gazette, n.
\. clipper. Pii"t' IRISH News Week.! Herald ana
All tue papers Tor 'h'' "eeh' :"
list RECEIVED at EEENCiYS Book and
% pcriuii,,f u, Unt
Harpcr's Magazine Tor August, containing The
Cruise Of the Essen 4 Forest story The Musi-
ci,u. of ,ur Wood. and rtr. Also, all the paper
in tor this week jy -
,.,,,,,.,,,,,,, l,,,. ,,.,,..,,,,p
''i re- " ~ ~ y ~ "-' " y "''"
- '"' f'''"''r" D'i"''
"od'y i.au! b""h Tor auE"-'' "h'"u"'e''f
The prst Magazine Iof the FASHIONS '""h'"en'
Ptlre zoe.
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IL If I'm ". " McNEIGl.

INNCUANGE AID BANKING HOUSE OF
IL Z. ". PiRI ELh Il HO.. R'"Im""", VI
We offer oar services I" the Presidents ind Ton
tractor, "u the different lines ii Internal improve"
ulrnf throughout the state. i"r the '"iI'''l"'' 81
debts lm,. t., the Stale. and Tor it, conversion mt"
and ..,l.. ,t irrIuI, state Stu,h. linNlng every
t,,.,, ;o, ceiling. w. nic prepared l' make liberal
advances on Stock TIL -ud uur charges will be
moderate We u," "hrr our services t. car tf'rhl'
in the country the ruI"har" al Virginia 3'a'c
Bunk, and every description "i Htnrks' at the car
rent market rate. without any charge "i '"ih'sS'"'
order, b, mail, either f"r the I'mr"hh'" "r save
-, an, .,.,,riI,, will meet wrih prompt aii"n-
ti,r and will hr attended { "n - .n.''' ','"' a.
th"m.,h the rlrtr- ~r".l'"a we r',."ni.
=, "A ~ RCELI ( co.
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IATTluN We beg leave t" caution purrha-
" --rS of our choice OLD MONONGAIELA
WHISTLES against the deception and petty fraud
which H. prncti"rd 10y certain parties III tins 'ity
and IN Baltimore, who have appropriated I" them
selves exact copies "i the Star Brands. long "'"f
and h,siyp,I by H. {" distinguish our Old Wh>hcS,
We can assure our friends AMI customers, that the
unriya.i quality. everywhere acknowledged. "i
our choice OLD WHISTLES, cannot be equallrd
10y these ingenious imN n'trrs "t "ur r'ghiS,
our urm rEtailshmrut HIU.o>r"N MILLS, on
the Monnngahcla River, sivr- II, uncqnalled tnrili
tic- for making Whi,kry 81 the choicest KIND. from
matted aud Kiln dried grain.
Purchaser. of our Old Whistles will please T."
notice the words ,ilBsO>roS MnL> aud J"nS IIB
son. sons A Coz are inserted III the new brands
which We now adopt; aud "e deem u d"fy I" our
customers AMI ourselves, - give Wutice, that We
will prosecute aud r>ro.r any person ~ persons
VIII" may hs.esiter COPS 81 u-e "Gr Brnnd'
JOHN GIBSON, SONS 4 co.
rh,ialelphiH. nct Idly
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ISAAC PA u L,

Formerly of Winchester. Virginia,
FnIrardimg and C"mmiSS'"" h'rch""'
And dealer IN
GROCERIES. SALT. PLASTER. GUAM. &r
Corner of uuion and Queen streets,
On tie Ruiyoad, .iierdHdria, IA.
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WASHINGTON & CO.

Grnrrry, Liquor. anL Commission Merchants,
No. II. CSi"> SrIEEr,
ALIEN NDRlA VA.
feb .!
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C.. E. HU N I E R,

Harana cigar and T"b0rco Emporium.
No. ~. corner of King and St Asaph streets
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
cigars manufactured to order. All goods war
rautcd uS represented. }! o-e"'m
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. DISPATCH STEAM LINE FOR

&fSSpHlLApELPIi Propeller j.
JEROME. capt. jerome, will leave Philadelphia.
on SATURDAY.. at - o'clock. NJ. aud Alexandria. gu
tuesday. ai l. o'clock. VI. For freight, when VIII
10 taken nu reasonable terms. Apply Ia
THOMAS WEBSTER, JR.,
Il North WharveS, Philadelphia.
or to STEPHEN SHlNN.
nv loft nj II mon street. SleAahurlh
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THOM AS PERI Y
pr. hAaOL.n sAOWpEA

Commi,. sion Merchant, No. ), Janncys Wharf.
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
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Per day. -; per week, siG; per month OF four
weeks, $50.
Excellent music from New York band rt"N''
ded and Ten Pin Alley, and other arnnacment@
without charge to the guest OF the house.
On these terms, and with determination 4"
please, | hope t" I'LL the rooms early and t" KEEP
them full to the last day "i the season.
R,tb ,ouuly IL I6-2awlm H. SNEAp.
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A EISJ. WOOD

OFFERS his Professional services 1" the r,t'-
" zen oi AlcXaudra and Nl'inity Vthre No
I. Nmllh Pin street. hot = "
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-27

TINWlLLED COTTON Ut en- just received 4
] lot ui heavy IW,l!rd Cotton un'k' suitable i"i
'rI,r,.Lin,, Sheet. lie %ul BRYAN s ADAMS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-27

-n>sr NOTiCE-The Steamer COLUM-
as,ess=;s1 ,.A;1 BIA. Capt. Jane. Harper. having
been thoroughl, repaired and imi''"ved, will re-
sumo her trips between Baltimore and Ibis place.
leaving Baltimore. "u Saturday. isth instant, ut 4"
O'Clock. and returning leave this place, On the toll
tawmg Wednesday. at :. A. NJ
WHEAT & BRO. Agents.
y b The freight merchandise far the differ
snt saiiag> rn the river will invariably he requr-
Cd III advance NH 10
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-27

nEACH BASkE1S.-A large lot OF rea'H
/ Baskets. los down f"r cash ,,,,
HEARING 4 EVANS
;v1 Rcyal street, nss' ki2S-E'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-27

.,U<@- NOrICE.--The steamer JANES
yA-wGs1sG y having resumed her route on
the Potomac River. will leave Washington on
TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS. at 6. A. VI. Return.
ing, w,li leave Currloman on WEDNESDAYS and
SATURDAYS, stopping at all the regular Land
ins., gong sud returning.
LCCIEN ;. PAGE, Proprietor.
Nara. BoUSH Agent. NH left
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-27

IABlNET, CHAIR. AND SOFA MANUFAC-
" TORY, Nr 10 ng street. Alexandria, Va
Having lately fitted up of the handsomest
ami most spaciou. Warer"oms in the city, Tor the
kNtrURE BUSINESS, | respectfully invite
pubic attention 10 NV large .iurk Of FuRNl-
iNkE, which | am constantly increaLing. Per
sons visiting city will ind it 10 THEN adran-
taSe To give iRr call. ~ the range of my GOODS,
IN respect L" quality aud price. is such to ioyef
the wants sud views OF all Nv stock CON ris's
Mahogany Sofas. Rocking. Cane AMI Wood Sest
Sitting Chairs Sileboard.. Dressing Bureaus,
tMsrtle top and plain,) Marble Top and Plain
wash Stsnds, Marble Top Sofa, Card. Book, and
Fancy Tables. Cottage Set, BcdSteads of aii pat
terms. such High. Fielding French, LowPost,
lrandle BedS,esis. several patterns Of Cottage
befstesdS: Hat Racks. Warir"hes Looking Glas-
'es. AMI large number Of other articles embraced
Ia the business
9ss> Beds, Bolsters, Pillows, Mattresses, S..
constantly on hand.
Eft JAMES u. DEvAUGHN.
Take Care Of The Cents. and Me Dollars
miH Take Care of Themselres." :
(SoME AT ONCE, and leave your orders 70,
- Your WHITE ASH aud RED ASH COAL.
which can deliver in few DAYS from the Vessel,
vi ihs hes; quality. and at the lowesI rates.
t. W. BARKER.
y ls-2w Cor Queen and Cniop-sts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-27

rREAT BARGAINS IN LADIES DRESS
" GOODS L4HhiN 1t BEO. have reduced
the price "i their DRESS GOODS. and are now
"ncring Plain Bcragcs al l2!c worth 2j".; Bcruge
DrLancS at l2!c {" lSIc.. former prize lsic I"
2jc; Ducals, Layrla Cloths. ac., for Travelling
Drcssrs and busters, very cheap: II lot of heanti
iul Lawn, new siNlc,. l2tc. and lslc.. very low.
with many other goods, which they are dcsir"us "t
closing out aud will hc Sold at prices 10 suit the
times Call at N" IL. leb