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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-21
A LARGE AND FINE ASSORTMENT OF
n GOODS AT TIE NEW Having

A LARGE AND FINE ASSORTMENT Of
~ GOODS AT THE NEW STURE.-liaving
removed to my new store, | would take this otpor'
mnity Of returning my thanks tomumcrouS friends
aml customers Tor their liberal patronage hereto
fore extended. and with determination 10 keep
stock 1t lime goods. inferior to none in this OF any
other market, hope hy strict attention 10 merit
continuance 1T the same
would call attention to my fine assortment Of
CLOTHS. CASSlMEEES aud NESTlNGS. which
have selected with great care 10 suit the taste and
fancy 81 my who may want number one article.
In addition my fine stock of Cloths, CnsSi.
m"rcs and Nesriug., ~ every shade, would call
attention To- "A stock OF FURNISHING GOODS.
such - inc DIX E>S aud / NDERSillRTS, NECK
TIES, itNDkERcillEFS, GLOVES, SOCKS,
&c. IN fact am prepared tp'ft outa Gcntleman's
wardrobe in the best style, NJ No. - PhuniN Hall
tr-" All work warranted to iii aud made in the
hest manner. loci - MM ARNOLD.
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POWDERS: Ext. Rhubarb Ext.
- Nalerian: Soda Powders: Godireys Cordial;
Opodeldur. Solid and Liquid; Iodide Lead; lodlde
Iron, aud Iodide sulphur. prepared, and Tor sale
by ). MILAN bom tiN",
60 ..nr IL EuirlIN aud Prince SIS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-21
NEW STOVE AND TIN STORE,
a ID EairfaY Sfrnaf Alexandria W

NO. ia falTl64 oLTeel, hloAduuiidi w.
A CARp.-ENOrH GRiHES respectfully in
n forms hs friends and the public generally, that
he has associated with him his JAMES +.
GRIMES. aud under the firm name OF +. GRIMES
4 son, we have resumed at the old stand an Fair
fax street. the STOVE, AND TIN WARE BUSl-
NESS IN ALL IT'S BRANCHES. aud hope and
expect to conduc; the same, 10 merit The conf
deuse and patronage ot all who may give us call.
We intend to devote our time and attention more
esr.ciallv to out door work, both III town and
country, such a
RUOFING. GtTTERiNG o"d SPORTING.
And all kinds of Stove and Furnace Work, and
Jobs that require skill and experience.
All Jobbing and Repairing attended to IN person.
Our Stock Of STOEESis intended 10 suit the
wants Of every body. We are determined to please,
both in work done and goods sold Our expenses
are small and We shall be content with small prohts
R.s- Order. from the country, either for work
or for goods promptly attended 10.
oct Ivy 4. GRIMES 4 son.
A LEXANDRIA LIBRARY COMPANY
N Library kept in the south room. frst-story
Of the LrckuM HALL. 5. W. corner of Prince and
Washington streets. Open every day from TO .
and from "a 10 y o'clock, 7. NJ. Annual subscrlp
tons, S3 six months, Sl.J0; three months, 81
Volumes in Library, about +.So0
President-WN. q. CAzESovE.
DIRECTORS
Henry Fleming. }. Edward Chase.
Benjamin Barton. Sylvester Scott,
Elisha J. Miller, Andrew Jameson,
S. Ferguson Beach, Richard l.. Cnrne, jr,
Stephen Swain, John A. Milkurn,
James W Berry.
Treasurer Andrew Jameson.
my sly JAS. A. CLARlDGE, Librarian.
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GROCERIES, &c.
T. A. BREWIs. Cameron Street,


TEAS Gunpowdrr Imperial, Young Tyson. ana
Black. Il various qualities.
Sl'NDRIES. sperm. Adamanrine. and Mould
Candle: Starch Pepper: rim,ut"; Nutin"s>:
Mace: Ginger: Sal Soda: Saltpctrc; Rice: Cheese:
Candy: Erooms &C.. Sc.
% half pipes anl casks fine Ilcnescy and otard
Ii casks Port, Sherry, AMI Madeira WINES
10 Malaga Il"
500 BIDS WHlSKEY, part very prime
- GIN and RUN
10 Apple aud Peach BRANDY
- baskets CHAMPAGNE. oct -
NEW FAMILY GROCERY STORE,
II No. -. R"V"i ,trc't. "ip">ii"Wc h"'",i H"",r.
ALEXANDRIA. NIEoI>It.
rINliE undersigned hc. leave to Inform the cti.
i z,n, ii AI,HauIti4 and vicinity. dat they
have opened Il well supplied stock 1T FAMILY
GROCERIES. DOMESTIC and IMPORTED
LiGI oE$. FRENCH aud GERMAN WINES,
PEupItCE &c.. Ar. n wc buy all goods
tur cash At the very lowest prices. lnt"ud "a sell
cnr,.,,u uSIY Al the lowest rates. rs Keeping
always on hand tulI AMI fresh stock. We latter
ourselves ~ rrriyc liberal share 81 puruuus c 81
,ur elbow citizens. Hu"u. !. call.
oc l--r"3m SELpNEE { STEIN.
I-NoX i BRO. have Just received their FALL
IL SUPPLIES OF GROCERIES,. selected
carefully los family usc. w maine in part
~ hhd. prime New Orleans Sugar
10 Porto Rico
- iLls. Crushed aud Cur Loaf Sugar
10 hall hu>,. l.oaf
., bag. otd Cos, Java Coffee. very SUPERIOR
IL halt cr.> best Green and Back lcl
Ia hlls prime Porto Eiro M"lt,scs
} Z" cheap
!, irrcrs Ricc
~ boxes whol,> ( halves Alumantine Candles
20 = Mould Candles. oct I'll
ItROCERG AND COMMISSION BUSINESS.
" lanes X. MARSHALL. Jr., having pur-
chased the interest OF II. 4. Ward Ia the stock al
Marshall i Wnrd. wall ruuinu. the hu,.Gcs, at the
lat" firm under the - lie and firm u MARSHALL
& co. at The I'D stand No. II King street. where
they intend I" keep At nj times srl"cr stock II
FAMILY GROCERIES MD FARMERS -. T.
PLIES, which trey will sell Al the lowest market
rates Tor cash ort" pun"tual customers.
They will give personal attention IT, the sale of
FLOI 4. GRAIN AND PRODUCE generally
Rv strict attention - business. they hope receive
the continued patronage "f the bate firm and HE
public. Iort l-cotf MARSHALL & co,
rRuCERY AND COMMISSION 1T SiNESS.
VI The undersigned viii coutiuu" lhc business
Of the late firm Of ROBINSON 4 PAYNE. at the
old stand. Hhcrc he will always keep on han'l
good stock 81 FAMILY GRoCEHl Is, and FAR
MERS SUPPLIES, which lie viii sell ~ the
lowest market ra.r, .ur cash. or Ia puucua r,t>-
TONERS. lie is also prepared 10 receive and srii
On Commission, ,U.u,uls ~ Fibl Il. GRAIN
and PRuDi CE. "t I'll descriptions. lie hopes.
uy strict attention IT, business 10 receive the CON
timed patronage "i the lat" firm and u the public
generally. sep ." Gfo. II. k"ElNS"%.
~ 4. MAREUEI. wholesale dealer IN FOR
II. EiUN aud DOMESTIC WINES and HI
QIUE$ southeast corner II King and uIuu st..,
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JNRESH DRUGS, 6c.-Castor Oil; Usage Corn
II Starch; Oil of Lemon; White Mustard Seed;
Woods Hair Restorative; Powdered Peruvian
Bark: llampton's Vegetable Tincture Coopers
Isiuglass; Venetian Matches, 1c, just received
and for sale by J. X. PIERP0INT,
dec l72 s. +. cor. King Il Wash. SITS.
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ARE NOW RECEIVING THEIR
FIIL %iPiLiE%,
C,-yi.tinc u every mtirI, usually kept in .
FIRST CLASS GROCERY IIUl ~.
We most Respectfully ask from merchant, Eisri
IN, our city. tn examination oI our STOCK before
they make ihcir purchases elsewhere. "" Il" u
strictly wholesale trade. and lhticr ourselves iHat
oar facilities Tor doar, business are equal I" any.
sep
J. II. McVEiGH & <oN
4 RE NOW EEtElE INC PER S'HpOS LKS
~ Layinu Jarc. Rchrccu, Aum t. Baker, orb
Town. ana other ycss,I. from N-w York. in part
thcir FALL SruCk OF GROCERIES, &r.. al
of which they cflrr t. their customers and ncr-
chants generally vl,tln, this market. - cheap -
can lie Bought ia Baltimore.
J. II. M,VEGGII & son.
sen i Prince street Wharf. hi,X'n.
BLACKLUGk. MARSHALL K Co,
wuoLESl LG
Cirocers. LIQUOR. and Commission Merchants,
B3,rLh,,E, nho,y. ikm"D"fl IT,, w.,
HAVE EECEiN ED. and are still receiving. per
steamer Mount Vernon. aud the regular pack
cts from New ork aud Philadelphia thcr FALL
SUPPLY or GROCERIES. LIQI UES, H.. &c.,
t. which they particularly call tue attention at
Merchants Farmers. aud others. oct
POTATOES. HERRING. VINEGAR, &C.
! 2uo hu.heI Mercer rotat""r
- Lbls. Eastern Herring
- " cider Vinegar
Fresh and Prime Country Butter and Lard
Ashton'S. Marshalr-, aud Ground Alum Salt,
Tor sale by ISAAC PA Ia
nov .; corner uf Union and Queen streets.
~ BARRELS PATENT cit LOAF SUGAR.
~ 10 boxes Citron; Crosse i BIarkwuli's Mush-
room and alnut CaIsup: Pecan Nuts aul Paper
Shell Aimoud.: Old CASTLE Soap: Italian aud j.
mcricau Maccarun. aud Nrrmi",Ili. small ilnn.
~ or Corn Grii,; Cox's Sparkling Ge!atnc: i1st
received per Schr. Statesman. from New York.
and Tor ,.Ie hy inov Isl J. L. D"r6hhSS.
TRAY, MILLER 4 co. olrr for sale At low
" CT rntcs
Bicarh Soda. t"ppera>.
Sal SoIr. Indigo,
nov - EPSON Sails, Ma'iIcr.
INSEEp OIL.l
lITANNEEs Do In IRON bound Barrels.
COP Do
TRAIN 3D., Tor sale ny
nov ., GRAY. MILLER 4 CO.
-nn BUSHELS PEACH bLu"M r"rA-
OUU TOES. just received per Svhr J"nuy
Lind, from Eastern Shore, Va. AMI 'rr al" ~
dee ) blackjack. MARSHALL. & 60.
L,AMuN FLOUR. Il the following approved
brands Washington Mills, Reed i" srIroit,
and Charlie Tay". Tor ale hy
nov - ALBERT W GRAY & CO..
SMOKED SALMON AND HALIBUT,
lust received pcr Srhr. statesman from New
nov - J. Il. DOUGLASS.
rI,AE. &c. ~ hl. North CHroua Tar
| 2ahh,. North Carolina Pitch
30 ialr, May nal"u ,os s,lr ~
nov IL ! \. HARPER 4 90.
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sCH0ULHERR & BRO,

iEuN kmy $h,,i, Ai.cmic", I'yyi"i".l
1 RE NOW receiving from their manufacturing
a house in the NORTH ia" largest stock 81
READY MADE CLOTHING ever offered ia the
Alexandria market. aud are ,elliug II the lowest
New York prices.
They invite particular attention To their large
assortment Of BUSINESS SUITS, and also to
tncir CLOTHING tor Boys and Children.
They avail themselves Of every facility both in
the purchase IT material, and IN the manufacturing
Of al kinds If READY MADE CLOTHING.
They solicit from both the wholesale aud retail
trade. careful examination Of their stock, n
tines are determined 10 sell. a. heretofore. ut the
very lowest possible hgur.s.
SCiuOLHERR K BRO.
s4, III IUS KIM street. Al,,aulria ln
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-21

I,OLMAN'S ENGLISH MUSTARD; Castor
u oil: Castle Soap; Oil Cubehs: White Wax;
Cream of Tartar oil Cemon; Chrome Green; Blue
stone Camphor; Spanish Brown; Seneca Snake
Root; Corks for Oyster Cans; Propy lamine just
received and for sale by
JAS. ENTWISLE, JR., Apothecary,
dec 8 - King street.
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pLME'S BALSAMlC PECT0RAL.-This well
- known aud much approved Cough Remedy,
on hand, and ior sale by
j. A. MILBURN, Druggist,
dec 5 \. Il. cor. OF hing anu Nash-sts.
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: urea ant tie -
DIHlt TORS

DlkIt lbhS.
H. W. Thomas I. u. E"hrrt.ou,
Edward Sang>tcr. jaime. T. Cl".r.
Or. K. II. stDhrr, Thomas r. liIl!,
Christopher Nralr, ". u May
Z. u. Ip.c"mb. v. u. Garter,
SilaS Blgluw. VIM. Wright,
W. VI. Turner, K. y. Lester,
\. X. RlGkcy, :. 4. stuart,
Wm. {. knight, Gr"rgc l.. French
OFFICERS.
II. W. Thomas, prrsf. 'rh"ua. 7. IliIl. Tre'vr
I. l.. Rubcrtson.y Pry.'t YIN. " right, >,rf,rsy
JAS. ]. CLOSE, Actuary 4 General Agent
my c6iIy
rI,hE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY oF
L ALEXANDRIA, continues t. insure nraiu-t
Fire. generally. ~ Town md Country hrr'i"i"te,
the most reasonable, terms.
BOARD Of DIRECTORS:
A>ruoN, =. '.nsrF President.
William Gregory. Edward :. Tough.
Robert Jameson, James T. Smith,
Thomas X. Keith Robert q k,ueti
William n. fowr, Thumn, M.,uimIyk.
John II. Brent, John " thcrs.
John Il. Daingrrfrll,
R.," Office hour. from - !. ani from ~ I" -
o'rvrk. 4. ". WA1rLtS, Secretary.
Office on King street, near s. AsaIh.
nov 10 dly
fI,HE$POTuMA INSI RANCE COMPANY
L OF ALEXANDRIA otter rcinhlc Insurance
TOR such FIRE aud MAXINE RISKS a they
may rcrrn, ~ their Office. No. II FAPrhH
STREET. Also - a Saving, Bank. receive.
MONEY ~ DEPOSlIE. allowing interest aui
investing the -an" agrcenhly with their Charter
Board Of Directors
u. BOYD SMITH, rRr>prSr.
X. : A,hby. VIM j. NrNelgh
ca.-ius +. lee. y. B"ush,
Beni,miu Barton, L.Wis Mckenzie.
~ 10 NJ l. L pow ELL. So.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-21

MENTAL FLUID. prepared BY George Dow
- den, Chemist. Richmond, Va. further
supply OF this superior article for the teeth and
gums, giving 10 the former pearly Wilderness.
anl fr,nness 10 the gums. just received and for
sale by }. a. MlLBlkN, AP0thechry.
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CLOTHING.
WILLIAM D. MASSEY,
MERCHANT TAILOR AND CLOTHIER,

.iLETI NDRi1. w.,
~ EEPS constantly on hand a full and complete
N stock Of black. blue, olive, brown, clarct aud
utnrr shades OF French and English CLOTHS,
CASSAMERES ANp VESIlNGS, which will he
made up order At the shortest notice. IN the best
STYLE. and II ~ low prices the same kind oil
materials can he furnished 10y any one IN the
market.
In addition 70 which there is kept constantly on
hand large stock Of READY MADE CLOTH
lNG, embracing all the styles suitable Tor the
season. mai" up OF H"~ and 'o"td ""''i"'-, anu
the ,cotE tt,n' ~ ~ prop"r m""n'r.
Having had many years experience in the bust
ness feel confident Of rendering satisfaction 10
those who may give their custom, being deter
mined 10 render to every man an equivalent Tor his
money.
~" South side Of King street, one door west
Of Royal. oct 10
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rJNHE MEMBERS OF THE "POTUMAC
L PIEDMONT AND VALLEY AGRlCtL

rINHE MEMBERS OF THE POTOMAC,
L PIEDMONT AND VALLEY AGRlCtL-
tt RAJ SOCIETY" AMI others, viii please take
notice HAT the subscriber has just received from
New York. and has now opened nj his establish
mrui. Fairfax street, "n. door south OF King.
u select assortment Of i \ IL and | nj
GOupS. consisting Of CLOTHS, CASSlMERES,
NESTlNGS. Ac aud liner more elegant sup
ply cannot he found in any Tailoring establish
leui IN this city. Gall and examine fer your
selves. IL ha, GOODS I" suit the most iaShinsa-
lie and please the plnnrSt. all Of which will bc
made up t. order. with ne 'tneSS and dispatch.
Gentleman ~ u distance. by transmitting their
measures. together with their height by mail, can
he furnished with CLOTHES. quality considered.
i. cheap i, tn, can IT, bought Of any house in
thi. city.
All persons wishing - furnish their own goods
viii have particular attention paid to them. Al
ways thankful for f:ivor>, past, present, and 10
come. H. shall with the aid ot generous and con
iiiu. public continue 70 fLAr MS WINGS.
WILLIAM +. AIWELL,
oct - NJ. (, Fairfax street.
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HAD ofri'f TOR INK >IItb >ItIks
No. 81 .>o"th Tnd .Nre1, plsiati,IpL,g
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J. II. McvEiGH & $GN

J. II. McVEiUH & >ON
4 RE NOW EECElN ING PER SClluOSERS
~ Iavinu Iarc. Rchccca, Auu T.. hnk,r furk
Town. ami other vessels. from A"w York. in part
,heir FALL STuCk OF GROCERIES,, 49,. al
II which they cl-r t. their customers and rn"r-
chants generally. visiting this market. cheap i,
can bc Bought ia baltimore.
!. II. M,NETGII { son.
sep Prime" street " tnri. Mex a.
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7 AMPS, KEROSENE OIL. &c.-Just receiv-
i 4 cd supply of pure lilapei Kerosene or rect-
fed Coal OIL, also, Coal oil Lamps, Wcks, DC, by
DR. r. II. STABLER,
NOV 10 No. Ids King street.
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GROCERIES, &c.

SuPPLIES FOR TIE HOLIDAYS
- % bag, fair Rio Coffee
100 COOL Rio Coiea
80 prime :.
- Muracaiho .
- old Government Java C"fve
30 pockets old e
- b"xc, Chocolate
) bis. Ground Ginger
10 hhi. Musccvaio sugar
10 Porto REQ
- boxes Ruuch Eaisn-: - bh'-. Crushed
Sugar: II Ibis ! Z und r"ttce d.; ~ d." \
Portland 10: "a IL" New orleans Molasscs: ~ do
,iollru Syrur.: ~ ticrc,s Mu>covai" DO: 20 hhds
d. d.: - do. New York syrup: - boxes Ne"
Bedford Adamauriuc Candies: - de-. Eastern
rhcr.c: 40 dozen Painted Pals: inn boxes assorted
Mould Candies: - bales Wrapping Irvine, this
- GRAY. MILLER & CO.,
deg i corner If King AMI Water SIS
ADDITIONAL SUPPLY.
~ llIlpS Muscurad" AMI Porto Rico sugars
~ - bIls. Crushed
10" Il and extra Coffee
2aLhds. Sugar House aud +. X. M"lasses
- hhls. Goldcn Honey Syrup
~ ha.. Green kiu coffee
- White La.uyra C"'sc
~ huxc. prime Cheese. III handsome order
loo Tonaccu. IT medium iui fine grades
sound and anus la.ly cheap
5 cases smoking Tobacco. III , and ~ H.
bales, l.lir /" prime. Just received and tor
sale at prices thai Cannot t I" give .',t~iarl"n
J. Il. McN ElGil a son,
nnv q Prince street Wharf. AicN'a
GRAY. MILLER y CO,
CuENrEur SING $50 WATER SrEFErS,
ARE NOW RECEIVING THEIR
FIiL .<iPi'LIE$.
CONSISTING u every rrlrs, usually Kept ~ q
FIRST CLASS GROCERY IlUl 81.
We most respectfully ask from merchant, 'jsr'.
IN, our city. an examination oI our S!or. before
thcy make their purchases elsewhere. We i" u
strictly wholesale trade. and lntcr odr~"i'r. that
oar facilities Tor doia business are equal I" any!
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BLAGNLOGk. MARSHALL 4 Co,
wHvIESN LE
Erorers Ii0uor and Commission Merchants,

Crocers, liquor and COMMISSION MerchautS,
B5orLL,E, nbo,y. ikr,""d,t". w.,
EIhNE RECEiN I'D. and are still receiving. per
| | steamer Mount NcIn",.. and the regular pack
cts from New ork AMI rhilnucilhia. lh,ir FALL
SUPPLY or GROCERIES. LlQtuES, %'.. &c..
to which thcy particularly call the attention ct
Merchants. Farmers. aud others net :
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DERHAvES HOLLAND BITTERS, Wolie's
ID Aromatic Schiedam Schnapps, Hosteliers
Bitters and Hollands German Bitcrs, tor sale by
J. II. PIERPOiNT,
dec6 Ire S. 4. cor. King and Wash. stS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-21

IERMAN MATCHES-A large lot, for sale at
" lowest price, by
j. LEADBEATER 4 son,
70 mo IN StahlerS Old Stand.
ETHEREAL, Kerosene, Whale, and other OILS,
Ia for sale at lowest rates, by
j. LEADBEATER & son,
~ mo 10 Sablers old Stand.
DEST BLACK INK. One barrel just manu-
- featured and for sale 10y
JAS ENTWISLE, JR.,
dec II Aputhecary, ~. King street.
HNGLlSH MISTARD.-A tull supply Just re.
IL ceived and Tor sale by
nov % HENRY COON W.
DURE WHITE CASTLE SOAP, received aud
| for sale by NOV %ol II. COOK 4 co.
~ BONES BEST PEARL STARCH. Tor sale
ID by dee ; PEEL 4 sIENENS.
INRESH VANILLA BEANS received and Tor
Il sale by ldec II. COOK co.
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OILS! OILS. OILS!-W. b. Sperm Oil, ". u.
" Lard Oil, W. B. Whale oil, Pure Strained
Oil and Machinery and Tanners Oil, constantly
on hand and for sale low BY
nov % PEEL 4 STEVENS.
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U0OL purchased By ~
w bA DANIEL .. HUE
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DRUGS, CHEMICALS, &C.

NANCY ARTICLES. &c, dc.-SuPerior Ra
i zors, Shaving Brushes, Shaving Cream.
Glenns Sunacwer Oil Soap, DR.. Houghton's Pep
sim (for dyspeptcs,) Taylor's Homeopathic Cocoa,
fresh Pomadcs, Cold Cream and Amandine flor
chaps,) Handkerchief Extracts, Lip Salve Boxes
Teeth Brushes, Hembods Extract Buchu, India
Rabber Balls, Vienna Matches, South American
Soap Bark, Salt netrc Spices Coopers lsinglass,
tor jclle.;) Breast Pumps professor Meigs pat
tern;) Tweczers; Benzine, for cleaning Kid Gloves
Silk, Ic.;) Perforated Corn Plastcrs; Smoking
Tubes: Shaving Soap, Cloth Brushes. Smelling
salts; pungents, &c. Just received and for sale
by DR. X. II. STA8LER,
dec . No. los, King st., cor. Of Washington.
NANCY GOODS, &c.-Barber's Soap; Honey
Il do Transparent Bar do; Ball do; Almond
de- Palm do: White Bar do CASTLE do; White
CASTLE do Sand do Military do; Rose do; Sha-
wing do Shaving Cream; Balm 1000 Flowers
Meen Fun; Lilly White: Pink Saucers Pink Chalk
Balls; Amandine: Powders Of various kinds l.u-
bins Extracts; Jones Hair Dye; Mis-. Aliens Zy-
lobalsamum; Woods Hair RcStorer; Wax Matches;
NJ Blow do. Teeth Brushes; J,wsbury Browns
Oriental Tooth Paste. and genuine German Co
logne, just received per steamer. and for sale by
j. LEADBEATER b son,
10Th mo ~ Stabler'S old Stand
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REMOVAL.


A DDISON, WALLACE Is %. have removed
n from H. Union street. t. =. k,Ug street. cop
po-ile Knox 4 Br"thrr,.t where they viii continue
Ia keep ALWAYS on hani larg, aud WI! selected
stock Of FARMING IMPLEMENTS SEEDS.
and GUANuS. I" al 1T which HEY Iut II" the ~
tcntiuu pf Farmers aud others wishing :" rur-
chase. tir' ~
GOODS FOR TIE HOLIDAYS. We have
VI Just received complete assortment 81 R!"h
Gilt French Chna Tea Sets. Vases, Mug. tups
and Sauccrs, Ink Stands. Cologne Bottles. &c.
Also. Bohemian Glass nrcantsr>. Wine Bottles,
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WHITE COLUMBIAN GlAN,.--An aiii-
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Bone Phosphate of Lime for sale At lowest rates,
oct IA .. NEVErT
TEORGES CREEK. CUMBERLAND coal.
VI We prepared 10 furnish cargoes II thu
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TNTHEREAL 0IL-WcstS No. Ethereal oil,
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-02-26
A You've GIRL KILLED BY HER BROTHER.

A You've GIRL KILLED BY HER BROTHER
The Hillsborough (ohio) Gazette gives the
following account of the murder of young
girl by her brother, IN that county, on
Monday last ]
q, Harrison Wisecup, the young man charg-
ed with the crime, and Lydia, the murdered
girl, and two small children, not above six
years old, were left at home about l1 O clock
on the day mentioned Itappears that Har-
rison and his sister had had some difficulty /;
he scolded her, aud then started to go TO
his "clearing,p quarter OF a mile distant.
He says that he returned home about two
o'clock, and on going to the stable to feed
the horses, found the dead body OF Lydia in
the hay -mow. In his examination he did
not say that he had struck his sister during
their difficulty in the morning, but John
McCrpin, one of the witnesses examined by
the coroner's jury, testified that he saw
Harrison about two clock, aud that he en-
quired of him if he had seen Lydia he
spoke of their quarrel in the morning, and
said he had "skited her once or twice,
and likely she had gone off somewhere to
pout. On his examination, young Wisecup
denied having told any one that he had
struck his sister - a-. .
The marks of violence on the body of the
murdered girl, were a terrible wound on
her right temple, about two inches deep,
and supposed to have been done with II
pitchfork. The LETT cheek bore evidence of
a severe blow, which had bruised and bro
ken the skin.
The coroner's verdict was that she came
tn her death af tho hands nf como narson or
persons unknown. Young Wisecup fled,
and was arrested on Tuesday evening, in
" Sun6sh Hills, about ten miles from his
home. lie is now in jail awaiting further
examination.