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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-12-16
Dysenery, Diarrh9a, Relax, Worms.

7 7'' IT y U 7Ts.71 y J7'Illl3'"
Your Pts have had long trial in my practice, and
mold them esteem Of the best aperients have
ever found Their Alternative effect upon the liver makes
them an eceent remedy when given in small doses for
bilious dyatry and diIrrhoa. Their sugar-ooating
makes thea very acceptable and convenient for the use
Of 4 chi
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-12-16
As n Family Physic.

Jf1ll Uf. 7. ". tuTtUT797It- No DTl.uH5.
y Pills are the prince Of purges. Their excellent
o,slties surpass any cathartic possess. They
mild but very certain and eectual in their action on the
bowels which makes them invaluable TO in the daily
treatment of disease.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-28

SYsAroRIAL REPUBLICAN, CosyrsrIos-ItrRDH DIS
1RIcr-The Delegates to the Senatorial Convention
for the Fourth District met 9. the Museum Hotel la
evening. DIR. Snodgrs~ after receiving smsjorty
vote or an informal ballot declined becoming csnda-
date. The name of DR.. Samuel Hall Wa withdraw
from the Convention by the delegate who introduced
him at the previous meeting. A committee Of hve'
COZ, sis,ng Of from each Ward, was sPpo'ntsA 70
,elect csndidate for nomination, and were ins1ocs4
to report to the Convention on Saturday evening Asn'
u1 which tire the Convention Adjourned.
FIFTH DISTRICT DEMOCRATIC AssEABLr GOWN
rros.-The Tanmnny Convention of tnis District mse
last evening a. Mssons Hotel, corner OF Hadsoe 10
Barrow streets, and uominsisa VIZ. Il. Colsc -
candidate for Assembly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-28

have ecttled with him, end ct hsss acknowledges
The obisstios in writing. Had Brow sapsisss4
that otben should pay him money. hs tBI vesiA -
least have settlsd the account, and gives him a. -
order 90 the person who Was 10 pay IT, Bat Foeses
showed no contract, no acknowledgment OF indssss1
nees evidence that any one but himself csasidsrsd
the friends Of Free Ksnsas indebted to him - w.
amount of one fArthiag. The whole mater shsssl -
its face that whoever employed Forbes felt tAsk H.-
had got quite enough out Of the Free-StA,s msa. y
then, l answered him that be hal no loyal clAio,
and that engagements Of TIA, sort are never kspr
that H. such engagements as he appeared 10 re-
bis claim upon-wasI not right
Since thas conferepoe-more than two yesu since
do rot recollect that have till now been fsvsrsA
with an overplus Of "Col. Forbes" sttentioas-
thank him for their absence and trust it may ceesnsA
The Fifth.Avenue Hotel Committee, in their leg
Manifesto, roundly sssert that
Letter, written to Mr. Potbes e this city that Rsrss
ldn # As Uafd Sfrtes trers ~afS cog"s -
b,as and refsred from dvsns |, The pubic sntAsdns~
OF course, there are no such lestsrs-thst stsss4
yesterday-but, since Fcrbess rocket 10 exPaods4s
there is not even petenss Of any Forbes says tAas
ust eighteen months ago, he carried his budget q
complaints TO Senators Seward and Hale, from who's
he got nothing az to have been expected He svi-
IDENTIFY would ike to make out that Old Browr thea
and for ten months afterwsrd, in Kansas hsd scns
such scheme in his mind IS that which recestly 80
lspsed at Hsrpers Ferry and that be betrayed this
o Gov Seward; but he does not cay it. lie admits
tina, he said nothing TO Mr. Hale beyond unfolding In
budget of complaint a. 10 pay for his services ~
Kansas, or Old Browns contract therefor.
What do the FiNh-Avenus Hotel Committee pro-
pose to do in the premises They have made breed
and weishty accusation against Republican So
stors" and effrmed that Letters written TO nr.
Forbes" prove" that charge There 10 not svsa
shadow of evidence to sustain this allegation. WI
they them retrsct it II not, what becomes Of hsif
pretspss that they have organized to purify and sls-
vs,e our current politics.
Il closs with single word Of sdvics to the FiNh-
Avenue Hotel Committee and the Pro-Slsvsry psrty
generally, viz: In your dealings with COL FSbs~
be sure you have plain contract, put down in cler
black and white. Even thus, you win probably aaA
that he costs than he comes 10; in any othsr
case, you certainly will
Respectfully, HORACE 0kEkLEH-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-28

We vere kent n the rear eaRne honss aud allowed 10
keep safe positioc tia: thers va 90 edot to 60
danger u.s. Browns conduct vss oof rude o. 'nsaisang
toward ~
By Mr. BunrrR-wss pressst at the conversasioa
With Gov. Wse oo Tuesday; Gov. Wise asked bfen
be hsd not selected Hnper's Ferry ~ oorue, Pie
between Maryland and Virginia of the estsoisnmeat
Ct bis Provisional Government, and be answered,
Certainly" he avosed that bis objec: was to free
the Southern slaves, sn5 said that his party c,nted
Of twenty-five men, nneteen Of whom came over Win
BIN; be said be had 900 Sharps rifles, ~ revoV
and witpess does not remember how mary spears
Brown said be hsd enough to arm about l 500 men;
tie Governor asked Il be expected ma. NUMBER
he said 20 doubt hat rumber ard Eve thousand be
wanted them; he detailed the conversation respecting
the Provisional Government substantially Is the last
witness.
By Mr.. BoTTs-At the time Of the attack on the
engine house the prisoners VI in the at the
suggestion Of Brown and hs party; heard Brown d.
rect MS party not TO hre on any unAmed man; he
save that order more than once.
By Mr. HusrrR-Cook said Brown hal bsen study
ing this subject twenty or thirty years. Had recon-
roi,ered Harpers Ferry repeatedly.
BY Mr.. BoTTs-The prisoners we're allowed to go
cut and sure cir fsues OF heir safety went
out several times told his 10. TO retaru from his
dwelir house there were numerous shots towAtthe
tank where Beckt sm was killed; Brown assured wit
that be should be treated well, and Ms properly
should not be destroyed.
By Mr.. HUyrER-W bile 9 prisoner in the engine
house, overheard conversation between Stevens ani
smother party, not known to vitnets about
ing. Stevens ssked the man il be was in favor OF
Slavery He ssid eyes" although not slave
holder Stevens said, "iou are the ifst man would
hang
By Mr.. HARnrSG-One of the three negroes taken
with the witresses wac kept in the Armory yard an
other escaped, and went home saw no conversation
c particular between the party and the negroes who
were taken there; all the negroes were armed win
spesr while in the Armory yard; they walked about
the Armory grounds ard one came and warmed him
self; no negro from nsighborhood appeared to take
up arms voluntarily; saw no wounded men dragged
into the engine house.
At o'clock the Court adjourned till morning.
Orders have been given to the silors 10 shoot all
the prisoners II an attempt made for their rescue
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-28
NEW.JERSEY ITEMS.
ARMY AND NAVY INTELLIGENCE.

The proceedings Of the Army General Court Martial.
which convened at Plasvie for the trial OF delnque
officers and men, have been for some days undo, ~
consideration of Secretary Floyd who has probabysy
this time confirmed or vetoed them.
Capt. Jordan Of the 9Th Infantry wss according V
recent accounts from the Department Of Texas equip
ping his command Company ID, 9Th Infantry prspsrS
tory to bis departure for Pendencia, the Corpus
Christi rosd whittier he had been ordered by the 0ea
eral Commanding.
Company X lst Artillery, arrived ct Fort CLARK,
Texas, Sept. %, from Baltimore. Company Is
Ist Cavalry 10 to leave Fort Riley immediately fss
Pswnse Fork, Kansas.
Fort Brown, Texas, is TO be Immediately occupied
by two Artillery Companies from Fort Clark.
The United States steamer Wyandotts, from which
Lieut.. DuvA was detached, will leave this port for
the Gulf Of Meyioo in q few days.
We learn from Portsmouth, N. H., that the seq
steam gun-boat MohicAn which has been ordered 10
oin the African Squadron, 10 nearly completed. She
is 99i tups burden 233 feet long, 80 feet wide, 10
feet deep, and will carry two ll.inch pivot guI4
and four 3l-pounders, besides boh hovitzer. HN
machinery consists Of one directacting engine, with
cylinders 81 inches in diameter and 80 inches stros-
She has two of Martins patent boilers that can toid
Us, 600 gallons of water. The Mohicans propeller
is of composition, feet inches in diameter, ara ~
feet pitch and will make 80 revolutions per mnu,e.
The old lne.ofbstte ship Franklin, which Is lssnG
converted into steam vessel for . number OF YsarS,
is still on the stocks at Portsmouth, as Is th insr
Alabama which was begun half century ago. TIA
rgaie Juntes and the ConsttutOp "oId Iron Sidss,"
tho Corvette Cumberland, and the soop Dale, are
the other vessels ct the Navy Yard.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-28
HUGH FORBES.
HORACE GREELEY.
Z Then. Y. Tyt5sAs

70 tAs Ed,iov 0 Then. Y. Tyiss~e
SIR: I notice that Hugh Forbes, in Q note to 71e
Times, and Herald, accuses you Of having publshsA
false and malignant attack on him. To vindicsts -
character he promises, after the trial of old Brswa
to publish his correspondence With the hero Of Hsr-
pers Ferry and his friends.
presume he refers to the article Of mine which ysa
republisbed from The Atlas and Daily Bee Of The
city If the charge preferred against him be False.
shall be very glad to know it. That tvss mslis-
papt is not true. I have no acquaintance With Co.
Forbes know him only from his Manuals, which L
have carefully studied.
advise him to be discreet in his publications, for Y
is possible that l. also, may have something more -
say about the recent nsurrectOn.
Boston, Oct D. 1859. JAMES kIDrATn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-28
Nifles FOund-COOk taken to Vir.
GINA.

CH,xBERsBURG, Pa, Thursday, Oct. q, 1859.
Three Shapes rifles and small lot of ammunition
were found in the woods this morning by some boys
Ore rife has c. p. Tdd on the mounting. They
were, no doubt, placed under the bushes by the men
left on the mountain. Wasbpgtons pistol has not
been recovered and nothing has been seen OF the
men.
Capt. Cook was taken to Virginia today by officers
from that State and the party who arrested him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-28
Can't. Cook of Harper's Ferry.

BALTIMORE, Thursday, Oct. 2, IN1s.
A diapa.cb received from Frederick City states that
Capt. Cook passed through Hagsrstowu this evening
in charge Of strong guard, on his way to Charles
town. where he will arrive during the night. At Hs
gars,owu the prisoner was exhibited from the veran
dab of the hotel to numerous crowd.
A company of Frederick City military are still at
Hsrpers Ferry to check any attempt TO rescue the
nviso
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-28

MzRcASrILE LIBRARY AssocIArIos.-Thss Int sf
course Of lectures before the Mercantile Library A.
socistion was given las. evening in Clinton Hsii, ~
the Rev. T. Starr King. The ball was three quarters
filed and the lecturer was loudly spplsuasd. The
subject Of tie lecture was "Personal Power and tn
Voices" Mesrs. Arthur Gilman, John K Thomp-
con, T. p. Whippe, Vim. II. Fry, and others, VIII sp'
near In the course.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-28

TIE Bottom Trareiler Gays thst the steam tngssS
Mirnesota, low at the Charsso~n navy iefa,
thous she has made bat one cruise, sna n'as me
than Eve years DID, is 30 rotten that her repairs YIN
cost 10000 AL her outside pankipg, from the w'&sr
lins to the plank sheer, is dscsysd. Ii also atsA
that the Niagara "a upsosbd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-28

HEAVY RoBBERr.-Yss.erdsy afternoon case con
tsirng watch movements vslcsd st 800, the propey
Of the American Watch Company, was stolen 'rom N
fropt Of the Compsnys place Of business In Brosa~s
nesr Courtlsndt street The thief, by means o. :
knife or screw-dnvsr, took out the screws nom ~
rack. and carried off the case and contents unoo.
served Nothing was known Of the robbery -
evening When the clerks vent TO take IN the csss'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-28

-Presider. Miller has appointed Dr. 81 ,phea @.
Hubbard, Of Nsw.Hsven, Junior Sscrs0 ny Of the
American Medical Association, vies DR.. Ely oes, r.
igbed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-28

in ts behalf and that when the facts made public
an unparalleled sensation may be expected.
SECOND DAY.
CHARLYsTowN, Thursdsy, Oct. q, 1859.
Brown was brought in waking and LAID down on
his cot at full length within the bar. He looked con
sidsrab'y better, the swelling having left ms eyes
Senator Mason was present.
Messrs. HARDING and HUNTER again appeared for
the Commonwealth srd Messrs. Boris and GREEs for
TIE prisoner.
Mr.. Boris read the following dispatch, which was
received this morning
"AKRoS, Ohio, Thursday, Oct. 20, 1853.
40 c. }. FAvLKshs, and Lawson BORIS; IT,,
John Brown, leader OF The insnirecVon q, iiarPe
Fery and several Of his family have resdea IN TINS
county many years. insanity Is hereditary In that
family His mothers sis er died with 1t, and dsugh'
ter Of that sister has been two years 10 the uniuc as
lum son and daughter of his mother oro;her nave
also been confined in the the Lunstc Asylum aud
another son Of that brother Is ROW insane and under
elose restraint. Thee facts can be concusJy proven
BY witnesses residing hero, who will doubles auena
tie trial il desired a. I'll, LAWS.
wilHsm C. Allen, telegraphic operator at the Ak
ron Office, adds to the above dispatch that a. IL.
Lewis resident Of that place, and his statements
are entitled to implicit credit.
Mr. Boris said that 90 receiving the above dspsten
he went to the jail with bis associate Mr. Green, ana
read i, 10 Brown and is desired by tae latter to say
~hs; in bis fathers family there has never been any
insanity a, al On his mothers side there have been
repeated instances of it, He adds that his nrst vile
shosed symptoms Of il, which were also evident
ir bic first ard second sons by that wife
Some portions Of the statements in the dsps'ch ne
knows TO be correct and Of other portions he Is ig-
rorsrt. He does not know whether his mothers sls'
ter died IN the Lunatic Asylum, but he does be-
beve tina, daughter Of that sister mas been two
yeHs IL the Asylum. He also believes ths; son and
daughter Of his mothers brother have been confined
in asylum Blu. be is no. s2przed of the fact that
arober of that brother now insane AMI in close
confinement.
Brown also desires his counsel to say that he does
not put the plea Of insanity, and if he has been 81
al inssts he is Totally unconscious Of it, yet be sdds
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-28

CHARLEsTOwN, Va, Thursday, Oct. =, 1859.
Tho storm and interruption Of telegraphic opers-
tons prevented the getting Of the latter portion Of the
report through yesterday.
The Court refused TO postpone the trial, AID the
whole afternoon occupied in obtaining Jury for
the trial of Brown, who WAS brought into Court on a
1of
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-24


MAIL ARGANGEMENrS.-The following are
N, present Nail arrangements at the Alex
sniria Post Offce:-
The Northern Nail will close. daily, at | and
o'clock, p. H.. except on Ssturdays-then at ] o.
c!-ck D. m There is mail for Washington City
ya!y. closing at p. H., on Saturdays.
The Mail for Richmond, Va, and all South OF
Richmond. will close at "a u. IN, and p. IN, eX-
c.p, On Suudays-then at 81 m
Tho Mails for the Orange and AlcNandris and
Manassas Gap Railroads. Warrenton, Middleburg
and Fairfax C. H.. close daily AT 81 a. IN. There
il no mail for the Manassas Gap Railroad ON Sun
3ays
The Mail for the Leesburg route will close on
N,ndays Wednesdays. and Fridays. At y. III
There is u mail for Leesburg, via Baltimore and
uaio Railroad, closing at p. m, on Tuesdays
Thursdays, and Sundays.
The Mail for the Aldie route will close at ! a. m,
Tuss,lays Thursdays and Saturdays.
The Mail for the Oecoquan route will close at 8
q. NJ Tuesdays. Thursdays. and Saturdays.
The Nail for the Theological Seminary will close
n, r. m daily. except Sundays.
tn, Mail for Norfolk. Portsmouth, and the East
,rn shore of Virginia closes 1T and p m., except
on Sstur,iays-then ut p. n.
The Office will close daily at 81 p NJ, except
Sunisy.-theu it is open from s to u W., and from
5io 81 y. m, only.
Thsyurthern Mail is ready for delivery 10y s a. m
The Southern Mail is ready for delivery by p. m
isn l-tf
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DRUGS, CHEMICALS &C.

DATENT MEDlClNES-laync. Preparations
Merchant. tiarcmg oil, Wrighfs Pills. Ellis ;
Corn pla,ter. Th"mS"n's Eye Water. Brown
Trnches. Kenncdy's Medical Discovery. Aver 5
Cherry Pcctora. Saniiord's lnvigcrator, Frey :
Vrrmifurc. Mexican Mustang Lniuent, Wood ;
Hair Rr.trrer. Wisiars Balsam W lid Cherry,
Parks Prickly Plasters. Railways Ready k'Ie,'
Sands Sar.aparilla. Rat ENlcrmlnator' Lyon ;
Magnetic Powder. Mofatt'S pills and Bittrr,. and
Aliens XyIohnlsamum just Received aud tor sale by
j. LEApBEATER " son,
imnI2 Srnhlrr'> Old Stand.
JNRESU DRUGS AND FANCY ARTICLES.
Il --Erasve Soap tnr removing Grease: Wood :
Hair Restorative: Gruuine Balm "i lh""SHhd
Flowers: Fluid Extract. Indian Hemp oi liuSchis'
Coke. Sparkling t;rlatinc; French Gelatine; Coo
rers American lSinglaSS. for jcllieSl Wolfe )
Scheidam Schnapps; Canu"ns Bt,crs Powdered
Willow Charcoal: Sactute Of Iron. Bromide oi
Potas, ium, Hunts Luimcnt. Oat Meal, "iIourn
Cod Liver OIL, just received by
INV : K. H. STABLER. M. ldJ, kins-St.
nRUGS A~p FANCY ARrlCLES.-P"w d.
IL CuhcL.: Matico; Black Pepper; Nitrate >il
Yer: Pow'd. Iron; Calcinei NJ! a!ncsa llemrys and
Husband. Mnsmesia; Kennedy Medical Dis'ore-
~. sanford, lu,igorator: Wilb"r's Cod Liver Oil;
Blair, syrup "f ph">rhntr,; Burnett, t"r"ainr,
lust rcreiyr,l, and for sale by
j. WILLIAM BOW LING.
nv . d. cor. of Prince and Fairfax sts
MILLS SOLUTION. Citrate Magnrsia Hamp
II tons Tincture. Norwo"d'S Tincture OF Vera
irum Nirides. Sash Tools. Palm Soap. Carbonate
Of Ammonia, Cream of Tartar, Gum Arabic
Buncsct Wistars Lozengcs. Toonegreek Meal, Phi
Boxes. lust received and for sale by
JAS. ENTWISLE. JR.,
my Apothccary - King street.
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FOR RENT.

<A FOR RENT-The large brick WARE
- HOUSE. oh Union street, second door from
Prince lately occupied hy Hill, Brown Il Partlow:
possession given Immediately. As".
.n"rs The brick WAREHOUSE. south side Of
H.. Prince street. one d"or ~est "i lh"u. Apply
TO ich 9--c"ri SAMUEL MILLER.
81 FOR KENT.--The three st"riea WARE
W Hot SE, corner Of Prince and Union streets,
vi present occupied by Messrs. Hill, Brown Part
low Possession given Oh 18th OF February.
T"1?ts The WAREHOUSE on Prince street, n few
W@ doors east of Union street n present occupied
by Mes.rs. Ford Il Wicklife. Possession given on
lst of February.
%.TT> The new four stored WAREIlOl Sc, on
m eat side of Union street. tw" doors south Of
Prince street Garner "f IN alley.
IT. The WAREHOUSE Oh the wharf, immedi-
u atcly east OF the last named. Aprl! To
I,n inf F0WLE 4 co.
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GEORGE SIGGERS,
Z y II u Il y u u Z II .
'nnE RINnER AND PAPER II. lER.

BOOk-BlNDER AND PAPER RI LER
No. - Prince Street, "pJ'osit" he G"set' UWc',
ALEXANDRIA. VA.
MUSIC. Magazines. and Old Books hound in
wi any style. also RuLE. and make To order.
any description OF BLANK BOOKS. which will
warran, to he made q" the hest paper and materials
aud bound in the strongest manner. Bank OtrerN
Bankers Merchants. Clerks "i Courts. Hotel Keep
er> Insurance Companies. and all VIII" want Blank
Books. are respectfully in'icd t" give me call.
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DRY GOODS. &C.
FINE LACE AND MUSLIN CURTAINS.

N\VE have now in store, beautiful LACE and
w MUSLIN CURTAINS
DimaSk and Linen. for Curtains
Linen and Cotton Shcetngs. Table pamask
Table Cloths. tblcachcd and brown
Linen Crash, Napkins, Table OIl Cloths
Floor oil Cloths all widths, (Which We will cut
t. >uIt purchasers.
Also. Door Mats. Hearth Rugs. Ar. The above.
with all kind. "f House Furnishing GOODS, have
been purchased of the importers and mamutactur-
ers. and will hc sold cheap.
my l? AShBl "oop'
NEW GUUD>.-Wr have just received a large
y supply "f GOODS adapted Ia the season. and
t. the wants Ui our customers.
In fine Dress Goods our stock l. very large and
complete consisting of Double Skirt ana Three
Flnuncc Organdy; Berage, Lawn, and silk RoheS
Eeragc AnglaiS, Grcnadinc, Pine Apple. Plah
aud Figured Bcragcs; Material for Travelling
dresses, in great variety Gingham>; Mouslncs :
BrlIiants CalcUcS. &c. a..
We call the attention of the Gentlemen Ia our
large stock OF Cassimeres: \estIugs: Cloths, cold
and white. plain aud i.d.: Linen Drilliugs; Neck
Tie; Ready made Shirts: Hosiery; Collars: Hem
Stitched and Fancy Boriered Linen llandkerchlefS
Su>pcndcrs .lr We have also large assortment
Of CaSSimrrcS. CottonadeS. Linen Checks; Chinese
Linen. and other material for B"y'S suits.
In D"mr>iirs Tor servants aud Household pnr-
poses we are largely supplied.
All of which will hr sold al heavy reduction
On early Spring prices.
my Ii q. h. WlTMER 4 BRoS.
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HATS. CAPS, BONNETS, &C.

DONNETS, RIBBONS, FRENCH FLOWERS,
ID &c.-JOHN T. EVANS is now in receipt Of
a very large assortment Of GOODS i'll the above
line, and the facilities he has for purchasing from
FIRST hands. enables him to offer great bargains to
his customers His stock comprises BONNETS Of
all STYLES: RIBBONS of the most beautiful styles,
and in great variety: BONNET FRAMES: El-
CHES; FRENCH FLOWERS, and indeed, every
article connected with first class Millinery cs-
tahlishmcut. He also manufactures SILK BON
NETS. of all styles, and at the shortcs; notice.
rls- Milliuers from the country will do well to
give him call. as he is prepared To sell at North
ern prices at his old stand, No. 80 KING STREET.
p,h
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BUSINESS CARDS.
J. Il. COkSE. W. u tphSh.
Banking, Exchange, and Collection Office Of

W : T. T. II " IT T. NJ
No. 93 Er"houye W"ck.
WE will make Collections all accessible
w points in the United States, and hold pro-
cccis subject To Check, remit promptly 10 any
designated point.
We will deal in Erch"ryc. Tim" RH., Promj'-
s",.y .N"f.~. Imc"rr.m Nancy, c"j". 30.
STOCKS and other SECURITIES bought and sold
OF Commission, and LOANS negotiated "n favor
able terms. Interest allowed IT, Dcp"Sit"rS
4 varied experience "t many years III this bust
ness enables u, to offer uur lees with confidence
/" thc public. ich I'll
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JEFFERSON TACEY.

PAPER HANGER. rPHOI.STERFE. GLIDER.
And R"ux. D.r"r1'nr IN G.r"ri.
NNTllll.ST returning his grateful acknowledge
w ment. tn his numerous friends for their very
liberal cncoura cement during the tw" years he has
been amongst them. assures them that it will he ms
continued effort to serve them with pr"mptmess
aud III moderate charges. at his old Stand. No. ~
NnErn SInE KING SrKEET. ALEX ANnEIA. NH ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-24
d, L, sM0oT. Attorney at Law.

Odic.. W. II. S,mL R"yI street. Ai'"""dri". Va.
E.,t' Practices in Alexandria, the ncighhoring
counties. and Washington city. Prompt returns
made of all moncy collected.
REFERENCES. S.-Mcssrs. McNcal Jones. Balii-
more: Mc>,rs. g. i T. Parker Il Co.. Washington
city: Mc,Srs. Smout. Uhlcr Il Co., Alexandria, ' a.
Messrs Burke Il Herbert. Alexandria, Va.
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