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Watches. JeWelry and Guns


WT ELL known in the JEWELRY BFSE
w NESS. wishes to inform the public gen
orally, old friends and nsw, that be has tsksnE
Rooms, permanently, ct
Moore's, LambeTtrille House,
where he viii be happy to display his sxtsr-
siVe stock Of JEWELRY, de-, before them, and
for their benefit. Among his assortment ofthings
may be found GOLD and SILVER WATCRE95
warranted excellent time keepers, G0LB
CHAINS of every size and DESCRIPTION, splen-
did articles, Cameo and all other styles oF
BREAST PINS, and all other kinds of PINS.
Gold and Silver PENCILS, SILVER SPOONS,
and in fact every description of JEWELRY-
and SILVER ard PLATED WARE.
He is also prepared to furnish GUNS, PEI
Tolls, and all other descriptions ofSH0OTING
APPARATUS of the best brands, at the short
est-notiee. Give him call, at M00RE'S Ho-
TEL, in Bridge st and you win find welcome.
Heisreadg f0r atrads liksei0s
nov.9. 80 tf
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NOTICE.

Printers of Newspapers. who win do us S6s
favor to publish, before July /. 1860. the shove
advertisement three times, including Alls not:es.
and send on to as the paper containing the I'D /.
vertisement. will be paid for it.. should thar
purchase type from as equal to i've times the
cost of said advertisement
All orders viii be promptly attended to whsn
addressed to-
COLLINS & MLEEsTKR.
Philadslphia
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Moore's, Lom5ertrille House,
Great Reduction in the Price
of Harness.

III ARNESS are now offered by u.s. to CASH
Ii buyers, lower than they have ever before
been oferea in LAMBERTVILLE, considering
quality, &c. Our Harness are made of tn
best material and workmanship. An articles.
that pertain to our business, for sale CHEAP
Thankful to the citizens of Lambertville and
vicinity, for the liberal patronage We have re-
ceived during our stay of three years, respect
fully solicit share Of public patronage in the
future.
N B.-Repairing done upon reasonable terms
SCHENCK r. Co,
Church St., asay The Presbyterian cLzrek5
May 2, 1860. tE
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LambertYiIle Mills.
n g Joseph Smiths ga
&c ADVERTISEMENT.

CUSTOM OR GRIsT WORK viii be prompt
~ ~ and jadiciously attended to at all times.
CASH paid for Wheat, Rye, Corn, and Oats.
SUPERIOR FAMILY FLOUR and every varie-
ty of Feed Stufs sold at low rates for CASH,
and delivered to any part ofthe town, daily.
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Word to HOrSemen.
Al

nEARS0N BARRIERS EMBR0eATI0N, is
u decidedly the best preparation in use for the
cure Of bruises, sprains, cuts, gals old fresh
wounds, scratches, sweeney, splint, pole evil,
Z Price 2S and SO Cts. per Bottle.
As Cattle Liniment it is unequaled. Prepared
only by W. n. BURTON, No. $50 North 18th
st., Philadelphia, and sold by
s. IT.. Titus, Lambertyille,
A. Livezey, New Hope,
Huffman & Kline, Clinton,
Jos. II. Higgins Pennington,
L. R. yreedenburg, Somerville,
and where medicines are kept for sale generally
April Is, 1860. 3m
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BO0zERs UNION BUILDINGS,
Dissolution of Partnership,

TIME partnership heretofore existing between
Il John l.. Gordea and Vincent R. Mathews,
trading as John L. Gordon & Co., is this day
dissolved. All persons having claims against the
firm will please present them to John L. Gordon
for settlement, and those indebted, will please
call on him and settle the same.
Sept. g, 1859. JOHN Z. GORDON.
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New Tailor shop.

j. OLWEEL
M IsHEs it distinctly understood BY the
wv people Of LANBERTvrLLR, that hs has
opened Tailor Shop in their midst, in
Church ST., 5etacsea GOrslOn's AlSy Z Main ST.,
Where he win be pleased to see all the world
and the rest Of mankind, at their earliest con-
venience, or as soon as they have q mind to-
call Tailoring Of all kinds done as we'll ss
elsewhere, and on as reasonable terms. All
work warranted to fit.
April 25, 1860. 2m
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Notice.

NTOTTCE is hereby gisen that the notice in
N smother column Of this paper, Of the dis
solution Of the firm Of JOHN L. GORDON e
CO., Is false and wilfully misrepresented BY John
4. tordon. (aliss) Elgordon, the said HTm re
mains the same IS it has heretofore, and win ii l
further notice is given, By
Nsy. s,'ss.--sE Y. h. MATHEWS,
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7" A Thing of Beauty is q Joy
Forever"

Grand combination Of Business
Resources
A. GRANT,
DlAIHR in
MARBLE4 STpTA
respectfully announces to Inc eIttxens Of this
vicinity and elsewhere, that he has again moved
in town, at his old quarters. whore he will be
happy to meet all his old friends, and the pub
lie generally. He is now better prepared than
ever, to I'LL orders for
MONUMENTS,
HEAD STONES.
TABLETS,
LLNTELS,
STEP STONES,
MANTELS
&C., &c.
and sill other kinds Of Marble and Stone Work
on reasonable terms.
Gg- Buildings erected by contract OF 9th.
erWise.
rr5- Cellers dug for cents per yard.
All orders left at the corner of
YORK d MAIN SITS,
viii be pune tually attended to.
April Is, 1850. If
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They would eail the ATTENTION of Printers 70,
the fact that they have taken the following,
PREMIUAs over all'competitisn !.
Metropolitan Mechanics' Institute, Washing.
ton, 1857, First Premium
Franklin Institute, Philadelphia, 1858, First
Premium.
State. Agricultural Society Pennsylvania,
1853, First Premium.
st. Louis Agricultural and Msehauieal Asto.
citation, 1859, First Premium.
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A fair reduction to Cash buyers at wholesale.
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up with the progress and improvements
of the age. 1t may not be nninter-
esting to many readers Of the Express
who recollect the Steam press on which
the Daily was printed Tin West King
street, to knew that Mr.. Blackwell
recently purchased this press and the
steam engine which drove it, and that
my business here has been to put them
10 operation. After waiting day or
two for some parts that the transport
tiers had left behind, "Old Cinderella"
Gas DR.. Hitz used to call it when be
presided over its evolutions, was put
in motion again on Saturday after
noon, and, as if pleased with some lit
tie repairs it had recently undergone,
| or anxious to make favorable an
preston on its new Jersey admirers,
it worked as good as new if not bet
ter" This press always did good
service for the Express, until the in
creased edition of the Daily compelled
US to run at higher speed than it
was ever built to ran. Whatever
others may say Of their faYorites, I
consider this the best cheap power
press ever sold, as it win turn out any
kind of work froma newspaper or .
ldonble-sheet poster, TO an envelope or
. label; and print them equally we'll
if net driven over sight hnndrsd an
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-10-17
FIRE INSURANCE NOTICES, &c.
soUTHEaA PROTECTOR INSURANCE
COHp 1 y !,
ALENANORlA NlKnINlA.
A LEN ANDRIA, NINNIAIi.
.APITAL OVER $4,000 DOLLARS,

LEAANDnlA, \ 4hhJAla.
CAPITAL OVER $4,000 DOLLARS,
AND CONSTANTLY INCRE As e.
The Charter of tai, Company offers more tavora-
hle advantages 10 the farmer and others. than any
Compnpy chartered III the State by insurlng
with or without a premium note. |. the applicant
prefer ne can pay the full amount .! the premium
IL cash, or by eilecting cash insurance !or t"o
wears y!le insnred saves one elSnt oil the amount
nc would otherwise have 10 payi OF "y ""c"ini"S
member and giving small premium! not" the N
Sa:e, saves nearly one-haif q! the amount cii"rSct
y, Stock COMPANIES when insuring from year to
year. This is the advantage resulting from the
combination of the
CASH AND MUTUAL PRINCIPLE.
This Company commenced issuing FohcieS
against loss or damage hy fire, on tHc !"th day .!
March. 1894. since which time oyer scEc!: Thousand
seven hundred persons nave insured and become
members ut the Company and over seventy thou
sand dollars have been paid Tor losses. Having
Increased our business during the past year, we feel
gsactu! Tor the liberia. patronage bestowed "r"n
In. COMPANY thus far. and Tor is ha.;crinG pros
rcatS al future usefulness. Ihc Directors nope
and believe that, By prudence. caution, "nd rigid
system II economy. ,hcy will establish for ';,'s
COMPANY n reputation for cheapncS@ a'i" Saicty
not surpassed BY any Company i'll the l. states.
All differences in settlement oi iroses' mAf DC
determined BY thrrc GisntercStcG aTbraiofs o toe
County where such loss happened, 10 be mutually
chosen By the insured md the to'"Pa"T'
Dlh@Ci oi'@:
/. y. Thomas, James !: Iio3@'
/. !. Robertson, Thomas l. h"''
Dr.. K. IL. &tahlcr, H. Il. Garter
Christopher NeaIc, YIN: wright
2. D. LipScGmh, X +. Lester
Sins H;gIow, i,o"' r. :, H"1Ie' 1
". u. Turner, 1co'ac -: " t',"'"'
4. Il. bl&kcy, nin' - h"'aN''
OFFICERS:
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FOR BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RIVER
LANDINGS.

INCREASED ACCOMMODATION.
,sss. THE "DIAMOND STATE" Capt
So. jacob Kerwin, will leave Alexandria,
! Saturday, Al o'clock, P. NJ, and returning
'l cave Baltimore, on Wednesday,, at O'CLOCK,
M, OF earlier, il loaded, and ali surplus freight
Ill be taken by the st. Nicholas.
xr-sa The "ST NICHoLAS.' Captain
s=szsss:s ss=sa.=sssSSsmuel Guy, wilieaTe WaShingto
j. O'Clock, and Alexandria Al ! o'clock. A. NJ.
% Saturday morning. and returning, will leave
Baltimore On Wednesday Il, o'clock, r NJ, and
VII call at the following landings to land and
's:sys passoH gers and freight :--Point lookout,
Hrl's, Broo,n's. and Coad's Whsrves, ploey
Pint. Stones Wharf, Chappell Point, Pops's
Geek 4ad all the established upper landings On
Tia Maryland Shore. and White Point. Matthias
..ql. aui Boyd's Hole, on the Nirnigia Shore.
--an MHEAT { BRO, A gents.
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that nation to be declared as IN enemy, and
| proceeded against accordingly; and If 1t shall
at any time hereafter happen tnat any Eng
lishman be killed or hurt, or any wages IN
,iured by any Indian that nation or nations
next adjoyniug where the murder or injury
shalhe comitted, shalbe enioyned to use
| thclr best cndcavour to bring in the Indian
or indians that comitted the offence, or else
they to he declared the actors thereof, and
proceeded against accordingly, And if any
| strange Indians whatsoever not tributary to
the English shall AT ANY time come into any
! Of their parts that they lmcdlately raise all
! their force against them and take and pur-
! sue them ~ enemies, and IN case they shall
! want any help from the t.uglish not havelng
strength enough themselves, the nation or
nations who desire it shni repaire or send
| some Oi hlS or thel: create men to such OIL
GERS Of TIE militia rs BY the honourable the
goycrnour shuibe impowrcd, and lnlorme
him as neare AS they can OF the number of
there enemies. which officers are hereby re-
quired TO send such ayd TO assist them as by
their commission they sllalbe impowred,-
And further that the king Of potomack and
all the rest OK the neig ghbouring Indians shall
nelca'ter use aii 'i'tls care anu "''i Sei'oo ~
EhoihS the docrS ana actors OF Tue late mnf-
thcrS ana othef hiisch'eieS done upon ana 70
the English, and upon intelligence they
cause the murtherers Tor use their utmost
eudeavors 10 be brought in, and that all the
nations joyne and pursue the DoeggS who
confessed t. lie actors IN the first murthers
to the Occanecbci$ and uonah'inS or to any
other place where tiiey nave ih'el''2ence'
thcy or any oi them are, ana "heh they
nave l1und them, tnat they bflhS them TO
abe hnShst, and al>0e II any oi the said
DoGAgS shall at any tlme hereafter come 10
truck or trade with them at any place, tnat
they presently secure them and bring them
to the English. And be Il JW1her enoc'e",
that the king Of Potomac be e:nJoyned not 10
90 an" h"ia -aHe,"'c""''co" WIN any s'i"n5
nation without kno"ieH@G oi ''le aloiesaIu
"incefo u the h!i!!t". uhtiii inc ho"'iSeS "'
dcHTefea its s!!aiHe fe4uiFeu' Soe IL - a's"G
enacted that the hostages 70 De oeiFerea
silaioc clFa!ly u>ea ana fea-eo ~ tnc EN-
iish 10 whose charge they Shaibe uc!!'eien'
and that they be brought up III lhe LhSilsh
literature (4) soc tarre as they are capable
and that the care 81 putting them iorth ana
tue dlSp'Sin% oi u! tt!hSS peio"9lhS !"
them be humbiy feiefred 10 the lnhoutaoie
governor "i'" Is nniapiy oe7're" from 'iine
% t!ihe - re 5ha!l see cause " Hi'i"iie ~
t!elr usage, ana tt'a' 'o"y oe aiio"eu -
'n"Fe BE ''"S ion''i persons H,!'''5 % Hhe
the!n Otherwise ana tu"c''' '''t"l a A'o'e-
s"i"i ;"ei'c huh'reu p'"'"> VI !opacoo
yeH'c 'o' e '''S';'o ~. S,'',' 'i;,.''''n'''.
I'''' e""Sa'''" "'''' i"4 '"o 'nu':'' "s'ul
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M-5-A CARD TO YOUNG LADIES AND
GENTLEMEN.-Th subscriber viii send free Of
eaa,yej to al! who desire it, the Recipe and direc
,rn. for making Il simple V"yetotl. Boh", that
viii. in from two to eight days, remove Pimples,
Biotchcs Ta", ljscLIss, Sallowness. and MI impu-
rites and roughncss o the Skin, leaving the same
"a Nature intended il should be-s,tt, clear,
,a,ootb, aad beamtni. Those desiring the Recipe,
with full Instructions and advice, will please tss
on or address with return postage.l
JAS. T. MARSHALL.
Practical CHEMIST.
No. 33 City Building, n. York.
y Inn
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EOaGE SIGG GERS,

BOUN-nINnNR MD rAFEK kULhK.
No. :, Priars .>r.,f, orposit" tie "":@tfe CV@",
ALEXANDRIA, "A.
Ej;USlC, Magazines, and Old Books bound IN
vi any style. also RUIZ, aud make to order
any description OF BLANK BOOKS, which M:I
warrant to hc made oi the best PAPER and materials
and hound in the strongest manner. Bank niicorS,
Bankers Merchants, Clerk, Of Courts, Hotel hccp-
cra Insurance Companies, and AL vino want Blank
Book are e:ezro,tfuily invited 10 give me cali.
* g-~ir
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| E::,GERSON TMCEN,

PAPER -HANGER. UpHOL@TENER, GILDER,
ind H1ase U4coroior ii Eemera}.
EsTHILST returning his grateful acknowledge
w mcnta t. his Numerous friends tor their very
&ihcral encouragement du.ing the two years ne has
been amongst them assure. them 1hat IL Will he bis
continued cnort 10 serve them with promrtile5>,
anI nj moderate Charge i: LIS old $ta"d, No. ~,
NnMle s,n. kiNG s.n.ar. ALCxAH0nlA. nh ~
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The Annals OF alexandria IA 5crics.(

49, ;ors;in E,b ,,,ont laid IN
W " ,.--...., e'..,,o - :.
'"e river '"nu' P'o9' o'''' '''' wv
predecessor, and each new settlement was
sure 70 throw out an outpost beyond it,
L;.L :, =, t,r,, t.o,rn . xc,,l.mant and
"''N" ~ 40 ;,
! the basis ol st'!l H'Shef outpost. 30 'ne
! tide OF civilization rolled until 1000 when
/ r. n.nSra for = momer; aS i reached tEe
,.,;o .:, ,,;l,
i''u' VI ''', 4 "'''' ''''''
rcS!ied ." i"'"''ac N'''N'
! Here. y W;.nanganoche, crown old, ruled the
,r;h, tL,, hajr = century before had owned
, ,i,,.o a., t.;,o
'''e S"'H 20 "'P"''",
k!iowi "t o!d rs The '""ce"'h'S l'aa c''So''
u exist under that name, anu III It's stead
h,l ,.~,,,.,, ~, -rar; Tnuxenents. part Sus-
n,...a ao,.r rho Snsonrbanna
i"'''''''''' ~
river by thc ocH"'''S par i'' ''Pi''i"''''"'''''
timid but reyen@eiu!.--a roYIag, predatory,
miserable band Of savagcs, who roamcd the
..,,,,,,. no,., o,r+o;nod IN Prince william
:, l.o. I,,,,,,,;o,
r"%'"H' -NeNanl''"' a"'. ''"'' 'i''''
counties, who were callcd D''I3$' ANA VINO
have lett .hcir name on DOguc Run, Il ieW
,cIov this citv Thew were trcacherous.
-, ,,l ,.,,o ,,o ,,,,;.os ,rrnl,
'"'' =.
trouble, "l'ii '"oy "c'' "'''' y" ''.
The laws Of the colony forbid, under severe
ncualt;cs, ,ro-passin. uuon Indian lands.
,-,;.,,., ox,,oa;o.,,s had from rin,e To time
''';. ;.,r1.,ood ~ scrnra thr tributary In
J;.,nv ;,. ,hr nu;rt nussrs,gn Of such land is The
<'Ir,,, L,i ,dn,ittad - hniono ~ them. rs
'W ,..nr .ll ,oo,... bat,,nn,, .u,.h IN
,;;~,,. .,,l H.. ui.i,. men. Beth Of these,
nl;or,s seem n be bav0uG Legislative powcr.
rio ,ionccr. accustomed to regard the In
d;..rt either ~ enemies or interiors, are sell
dn,, srrrpulcus. The Indians, indiynantat
tho yiol,t;on oC uiirhtcd iait, and fading
the ;usticc Of distant court, tariy and in
.nn;'..:e.,, seek ;, mare summary redress IN
ia, .,,,.h,vL ar ;ha rifle, Thus bad blood
!. .' onrn,Inr.1 and GOOD blood split. The
p,.,,,n., rn,;no was no execution to this
-rIn Tho nroxjmitv Of white settlements
l,',.,o,o thn .;rr.I r. l;firuItirs with the
1nJ;ar. Thn p,t,wor1eEes comn!ained
ian5I,. nf ,hn onrroar:,mcrf, of several #
,j,a f..a;,., ,;o,,onrs anon their Ian Is, and
n,nrh iIl.frcl;pr vas shown u.on b2ti. sides.
I..t!.r t,:;.!>; Of these difficulties. .Ono white
.s,,.. 80. -!.a f..rtiar o.antatiaus wsra muir
1or,1 the settlers demanded Of Nanmn-
l,e,,Irhn hasurrc;der of tie ey;l-!oars. lie
T,.'r,r.a ,nn, the rurlcrcr,-oue Of whnc
10 .,rrn.tn4 ana; handed over to Col. Gerard
r,.,.La--,,,,c not pniov,umckeS, but DAegys
ami ,;r,2;ed his responsibility f.r their evil
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A. ]. NrNrnEEYs, Adjutant. oct Il-dtd

Fs7D THE PUBLIC.-Dr Z. A. COBB has
/ made Milburn Bro, Druggists of the city
Of Alexanlra, his sole Agents tor the town and
county o. Alexandria, 10 sell his superior OIL,
known as the CISAKER OIL. This OIL is
warranted To remove all kinds Of pains, such
Raeumatsm, Neuralgia, Sick Headache, Strains,
Sprais, Bruises, &c; also, recommended very
highly for Horses. This OIL is warranted TO re-
move all the above pains in from 5 to 40 minutes
DR.. ?. A. COBB, Lynchburg, Va.
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A PRETTY EXpERIMENT.--Pro Ro-
gers has solved the problem Of seeing through
a mil-store. In paper read before the
Scientific sstclatinn ut Newport, be says:
"Take a sheet OF foolscap or letter paper;
roll it up SO that the opening at one end
shall be large enough to take in the full size
Of the eye, and at the other end let the open
ing be not half SO large. Take it in the right
hand, holding it between the thumb and the
torefnger: place the large end to the right
eye and look through it with both eyes,
open to the light. You will see hole through
your hand.
III you take it in your left, hand and hold
it to your left eye, it will be the same. You
will in both cases be astonished to see that
you have hole in your hand. The illusion
is most complete
From this and other experiments, he con-
cluies that an impression made on the retina
OF either e cannot of itself enable US to
determine on wh ch retina it is received,
and that the visual perception belongs to the
part Of the optical apparatus near or within
the brain which belongs in common to both
eyes.
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TRAINING OF OFFICERS /.

nFFICERs AND NON COMMISSIONED
~ OFFICERS OF THE 1T5th REGIMENT
V. NJ, and those attached thereto. hereby
notified to attend in uniform the training Of ofh-
GERS to be conducted Al the Court House. in Alex
an,ir;a. on the l7M, ISL, u"a l"N oj october,
1860 ut 3 o'rtock r. H. BY order Of
COL. CHARLES b. STUART.
a. j UrMrnEENs, Aljutant. oct Ltd
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Il 5. ?aIHH ~.

GENERAL >UMAitS~ioN MERCHANT.
10. i. .Speu,s' Hilary, B0jtjmor&,
w Ill give jili&en; personal attention 10 all
w business committed to his charge. ana res
pevtHlly saiicits Of Ms friends ana the pHhl'c
generally, their cousigMmcnts o. Hr24n, Flour
Tobacco. &C.. ard their orders Tor whatever the
market furnishes
Baltimore. lah 22-ly
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DRAIN PIPE.

DAAAN IIEb'
~ tSy1,,S@
TH%ooH ) ~ - y = 80 ~
ana VII 'a:.e oi"G'@ ''' ,' '@''e ~ "" Ios =,
4ea VI any '@>i'ea >'~9, 'i''':
1ialhe'e'' IN 'ge' "ls'"1 aS -, 'i's " @ 80 1
'"'' Is we" q l.''' VI 1''' ~, " =, 49,
cost i"r aii purposes % co"o"Gua= "~1'' ~ :!
lFom nnAH'hSS' ~ INC "'''''! ''" ""''' '''''' -
no pre>s"fe or s',''a'
Farmers "r "t"ers VINO nave 9j1.'@, a. u ,''>
lance from ih-.r ~"..ll.@S '' VA" ','., 49,
moderate elevation, will A;.H great ""'aA'"2e
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NTEGROES WANTED.--l wish t" pnEe"a,s,S3 ,,3
II any uambcr OF NEGKOES for which VII
puy liberal prices Those wishing to sell VII 40
well 10 call on me before selling, n ray o!+ st@A2
atWest End, Alexandria. Va. ,.r
a. w. 49, JOSEPH BRJIN.
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4sA3 ~ U. : go
TWO DAliN TRAINS.
OK AND AFTER FRIDAY, June 29th Io60,
" TWO TRAINS will leave Alexandria daily,
fer Lyncnburg and the Southwest, connecting 1t
Gordonsvillc with the Trains on the Virginia Cen
tral Railroad, for Richmond, charlottesville.
Stanton, &C. and with The Train Oh the Manassas
Gap Railroad, for Woodstock. Mt. Jackson, dc.
Through Tickets 70 RICHMOND, LYNCH
BURG, KNOXVILLE, " Ell ? Is. NASH
VILE, MOBILE, MONTGOMERY, aud NEW
ORLEANS, at the Ticket Office, corner Of King
and Union streets.
Leave Alexandria AT :, L. NJ. and 1.i5, !. n.
Lynchburg at $40, \. NJ. and '.lo, 7. N:
lzss- The connections with Virginia Central
and Manassas Gap Railroads are made by the
day trains only.
M. BRoADUS, General Ticket Agent.
ras~ ~NOTICE-FreishtS torthe Extension will
leave Alexunirii every Tuesday morning, "no nc
received at the poland loaded Oh lni"n street
every Monday.
Fish will not he carried by the passenger trains.
J. i. LATHAM, Agent Of
Transportation, Orange ana AeX'a. K. il.
ie 2S-tf
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HATS, GAPS, 1GNNEiTS, &c.
B0ENETs, RIBBCNs AND FLOWERS,
FOR THE FILL.

FOR TIE FALL.
JOHN =. EN ANS,
ID ESPECTFuLLY informs the Ladies that he
IL ha, opened a well selected assortment of
KUNNETS. RIBBONS. FLOWERS, &C., ni the
latest styles
BONNETS HLEACHED aud TRIMMED AZ
the shortest aoticc
LADIES and MISSES HATS, Of the latest
styles, viz CIotitda, Florcnine Continental. Zou-
ave, &c.
BuNNErS made to order, Al the shortest notice
HATS AND cars.
Gculciu"u's Cashmere and :;ot' French Hats
and GhildceuS Hats and Caps.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-10-17
New GOODS FOR HoUsEKEEpERs.

JOHN OGDEN, having received his Fan sup
j ply OF HOUSE FURNISHING 6ooDe, IN
Guiding many new articcs-invites caii from
hou,ehecpers. Hotel keepers, keepers OF boafd,
;rg Srh, nls and All other new housekeepers will
find here large assortment of goods they require,
and at low prices sep l3-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-10-17

I,KoUND PLASTER.-We offer for sale best
II WINDSOR PLASTER, ground very fine in
our own Mill at S6 per ton of 2240 fbs, delivered
to cars or to vessels. The price will not be advan-
c.,l and the farmer rely upon getting the best
article fresh ground, whenever they may order.
ie 2s MEADE MARYE.
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La A ~. ::.::-.s.:.:.
DAILY LINE BETWEEN ALEXANDRIA and
WINCHESTER, l>Ma@"Js ereep'"",l
Nh, Thornton Hejpd3n, GoiJord, Form"eN,
LEESBURG, Homiifoa, Purceli~riUc, S"jcbcr~-
riUs, C,.stiemo,.s Fey2y, art bert&ri"e, by tie
Alerandria, Louiouv ond Hampshirc hojt,ood
and NeonS d Fu1rrett's FIRST ciuy$ Nal to"rh@s.
On and after Monday, DIST inst, will leave the
Depot at Alexandria, ii s, 4. NJ, and arrive al
Winchester at 5, i. NJ.
Leave Winchester at ), i. NJ, ANA heesourG
IlI.A. NJ, arriving nj Alexandria 2, p. NJ, in
tim, for imme liute connexon with Washington
and Baltimore.
e ARE
70 and from Winchester, S3.25; HerryviiIe, So
Leesburg, $3.50 Intermediates points IN proper
,;,r ". BLYTHE,
NV l--ltf General Superintendent.