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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-08-25
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DKAlm.-Thc Dewitt Standard says
that son of Mr.. Hoyt, OF Bloomfield,
aged IA yeass, was so mapgled in a
thrcshing machine on Friday last that
he died the hext day.
CAMpAIGs meetings are being IN
dnlp,d ia Ill over the State. lhey are
largely attended, AM we trust VIII re-
suit in much good
Tur DunrouE HERALD says that rabid
.lop. have bitten number OF hogs, cat
lie. etc. IN Centre township, in this coun-
,y. and the people are greatly alarmed
about IT. We are informed by Mr.. A.
BAIL, that a Mr.. Dannenmueller had to
kill valuable Ok on last Monday that
had became rabid, and that several hogs
had to be killed also. II is in ended TO
wage IL war Of extermnstion against all
useless ours that arc roaming about the
country.
R.R, ExrENsIoH.-Thc Cedar Valley
Times is Uniformed on good authority
that the prospects Of the completion Of
the railroad to Marion from Anamosa
is good. The contract has been let and
the work will be CONNIE need next Mon
day. We hope our Marion friends Will
not again be disappointed"
&C. BATES, Of Dewitt, has started
a small four column journal under the
head Of Vide Awake.'' 1t is devoted
to Lincoln, aud sports the worst Cooking
portrait Of that person we ever saw
sOld Abe" ought to prosecute Bates for
defamation.
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sClsAahsON ". ST a "a.
rsopsr1ot..
D. y. RrCHARUoON -.
GEO ?. CAKHRN9xR, go. "'SI'
John q. Giyrk.
We the undersigned sg,ee 10 n. fau.
TERMS or SUBSCRIPTION
!, nAiLf.-io cents PEI week. pr bic to carrier,
Mail and post oin ce subscriber 35lU,,, 49,,
payable in advance.
WEskLY.-$2 % per annum in advance.
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F U r G o U d ST!

CONCLUDED IN OUR NEXT,
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otdtcS, IHcTc Was du aUiDeu DaDU OF men
which belonged to the State of Iowa.
These men were supplied with Shrpe's
rifles, which were bought with contrIbu-
tons raised by New England Christians.
This maurading party pa sed through
the State avowing every~ here their rev.
pulmonary purposes, under the auspices,
countenancc aud patronage of some OF
the Leading men OF the Republican par.
ty. Stacks of these arms were piled up
in va,ious parts of the State. Public
contributions we're taken up IN Church
as, Court Houses and street corners to
deiray their expenses in making a war
upon the neighboring Territory OF Kan
sas, WHITTIER they were marching to en-
gage in conflict with the troops of the
general government, hoping thereby to
Involve the whole country 10 a cruel
and revolving civil war. This band Of
men engaged in these lawless and rcvo.
lutlonary proceedings, camped within
two hours travel of the residence Of this
Governor. But instead Of promptly ar
resting these reasonable ou,raecs
against the peace and safety Of the State
and the good order OF the country, and
disbanding this army. as it was clearly
the duty Of the Governor of the State to
have done, Governor Grimes i,dited a
silly and officious letter to the President
Of the United States, which claimed fer
Iowa a co. Ordinate jurisdiction with
NJ ssouri, over the Missouri River. This
letter consigned to common contempt a
man whose official position had been the
marvel of'the country, which had known
him-where he was known at alias
the reckless retailer Of street corner Cos.
zip, and newaqapes slandss, aeaisse the
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-10-16
LOCIL ITEMS.

GHOSTS BEFORE THE MAYoR.-The Mayor's
Court, in the changing and apparently innu-
merable phases OF life in Alexandria that
come before it, seldom presents more
unique case than one which was presented
for the consideration of 'his Honor" on
Monday morning last. \ complainant in the
| bles" with one of her neighbors, did another
tale unfold" to the following effect :--"fsu
sa, yure honor, It's not alone that It's troubles
me, I've been after sainS ghosts for some
time past"
We'll, how came you to see ghosts? | ex-
! pect il was the nightmare"
Sure, and not a Bit yer honor, anymore
an it was the day-mayor: twas the spirits OF
the unblest that's gone. God spare yure hon
er's sowl, I've saen siyin of EN-"
''lIow came you to see seven You'd
been drinking?
"Niver dhrop of annething that sits in
bottle has come through my lips far FIVE
| days, now that's gone. But you see, your
honor, twas on the Railroad they come foost.
Ne husband, in his dhrink, wud sa, 'the
| divil take ye," or "the divil choke ye," and
sure enough, one night, while there was Il
sIape over him, did saa the old sarpint Of
creation, like a tall man dressed in black !"
"Did you wake your huSband?"
Never a Bit | lay still and thrimbled,
for if he'd awake ! was frightened, but he
might say the ''divil take you" and the di
vii, a taken him up, might take me sure
enough"
you're sure you had not been drinking?'
"Iour honor, nor aven pop had passed my
mouth till | came off the railroad, then when
my husband bate me and my childen were
| crying for bit of bread, tux dhrink f'pl
cOmfort But lately the ghosts have come
in throops First sa it lying on Mrs. Nc
gnn's fut II was all one eye as big es
twice the crown Of yurc honcr'S hat, it lay
w;uking and blinking at me ell the time.
| was SC spechles5 that could not talk, and
crieG to the folks III the room I" lux tolt, but
they saen nuthin. Then ~ night it tux the
shapes Of basis anG fowls When | was a
passing down the alley way il, slupped me
in the face though | nlver seen hand a
near me- The next night saw the ould
black man again; He lux at me awhile,
then he changed into dummy that tells
fortunes, his eyes shined an lolled out like
snake, then he TUX an himself the shape of
u calf, then a COW and poked at me wi her
horns. indade, yer honor, its | that have
no pace my life vi en-
The Mayor was without process to reach
the case. Ghosts were entirely beyond his
jurisdiction. The only spirits Of which the
law took notice were ardent Spirits" AID
his honor contented himself with giving her
advice as to that domain Of the spirit-world.
"Do yon," said he, stop drinking 20 to
church regularly; GO what your minister
tells you, ard the ghosts will leave you"
Its that believes you spake the thruth;
thin I'll have friends above" And with q
courtsy the complainant, left the Office.
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re- A CARD TO YOUNG LADIES AND
GENTLFMEN.-The subscriber will send Cfree V
cAaruel to all who desire IL the Recipe and direo-
tions for making a simple Vegetable B"lm, that
will, ia from two to eight days, remove Pimpies,
Blotches. Tan, freckies, Salowness, and all impu-
rites and roughness OF the Skin, leaving the same
~ Nature intended it should be-sojt clear,
.mo,tA and beautiful. Those desiring the Recipe,
with full instructions, and advice, will please call
on or address with return postage.
JAS. 7. MARSHALL.
PRACTICAL CHEMIST.
No. 3? City Building, n. York
E.w Nnrl. arp 2--l2mo
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ORANGE & ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD.
Ia ga sssr s5:ss:::;; .;s:.,
V,y1 Many TRAINS

IL f<--AA
TWO DAILY TRAINS.
NN AND AFTER FRIDAY. June 29th, 1863
~ TWO TRAINS will leave Alexandria daily
| f.r Lynchburg and the Southwest, connecting L
Gordonsvillc with the Trains on the Virginia Cen
trail Railroad, for Richmond, Charlottesville
Staunton &C., and with thc Train Oh the Manassas
Gap Railroad, for Woodstock. Mt jackson, dc
Through Tickets to RICHMOND, LYNCH
BURG, KNOXVILLE, N L HIS, NASH.
WILLIE, MOBILE, MGNTGOAEEl, and ) Z"
ORLEANS, ut The Ticket Oajce, corner oL A.a2
aud Union streets.
Leave Alexandria att :, A. N, and IL, =. NJ
Lynchburg al 80, i. H.. anc. 40, i. i
Esy~ The connections w:;l Virginia Central
and Manassas Gap Railroads are made D; ;he
day trains om!y.
j. a. BROADuS, General Ticket Agent.
lss- -NOTlCE.-Frcisht for tho Extension ~ill
leave Aiexundria every Tuesday morning, and be
received at the Dopot-and loadcd on nion street,
every Monday.
Fish will not be carried by the passenger trains
j. i. LATHAM, Agent Of
Transportation, Grange and AleHa. Il. Il.
ie 2S-tt
FOR THE NORTH, WEST, and NORTHWEST.
Aas g q: u. IL ::E-9:5 :.-::s
NORTHERN CEHIt-I.L hAiLwti.
) / VI Il Il IL i il ii i y u il II y y 1.
CHANGE OF HOURS.
OK AND AFTER MAJ 21th, 1861, trains viii
" leave Calvert Station:
The Mail Train daily except Sundays 1T $40
A. NJ for Elmira, Buffalo, Niagara Fails anc All
parts of Western New York, and Canada. Also,
for Pittsburg, Chicago Cleveland, CINCINNATI, 81.
Louis, and all parts of the West, Northwest and
Southwest. For Emmi;Sburs, Lancaster, Lcoan-
on, Reading ana PCttSyilIc, ami OwlnEs -Hh!S,
RoisterStowu, Manchester, Nd, and cstmiitsteI,
and for Chambers3urs and Carlisle, Pa, ana ior
Hagerstown, Maryland.
The Express Train daily at $50 P. vi. for But
falo and the North, and Canada, and for ?ltts3urS
and al parts Of the West and Northwest &uG
Southwest.
Travellers can 90 By either Of these trains to
Detroit and Chicasovia Niagara Fails at We same
cost as by any other route
new route to ,.ew York Is now open by TINS
road via Harrisburg Reading, Allentown Easton
and Jersey City, with only one change oi Cars
over first class roads. Take the $50 4 NJ. train
through by daylight, al As low iar= as by any
other route.
Travellers from Washington and the Soath by
the go A. NJ. and ,. 30 ?. III trains, make c"nnec-
tons with the trains ever taS road.
Buy tickets only to Baltimore.
ForTickets and information, apply At the Ticket
Office Calvert Station. \. I. corner of Calvert and
Franklin streets, Baltimore.
JAS. c. CLARKE, Superintendent.
JOHN T. MI@NEl,
Assistant Superintendent
J. H. WARNER, Ticket Agent.
Baltimore. ie TT
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| I IST OF LETTERS remaining in the Post
! | 4 Office 1t Alexandria, Va, on the 18th dag OF
| October 1860 Persons calling ior Letters il this
/ list, will please say they are advertised.
Anthony, { Il
Tuckucr C Brooks, Goorsnna Miss
| bridges, q Bell,
Brown. ! L Blntchtorl. Jos Capt
| RaTkc, Levi burrs, Margaret Miss
| Bell, Mason Brasha, Miss
| Beach, Mason HumhrY. Sarah Miss
| Bcdil:, Si!"s i5rower. Townsend
! Butler. Susan Miss Ha!tcu, Willard
| Berry, william
C
| Crane Albert q Coukin, Amassa Capt
| Coal, Harrison icoD Cosgi"ve, John
Cross J Cottere!i. Samuel
! Corning, Thos J Chambers YIN Il Capt-2
Conrad. Frederick CrsGtord 4 MaIonc, Mcssrs
D
Dukes, George Capt Doely, Jonas
Davenport, JAS Duncan, William
Evans, Adelaide Mrs Erickson, Washington ,
Fairfax, Sarc;ssa Fendall
tcrn>hl. John tugctt,
Fields YIN (c9IJ Falkcnburg, I Capt
Faro, Anthony
6
Gray, A-ucS Miss Click il Co., Jonas
Grore John Gray, Sally II Miss
Gallagher, Margaret I Griffith, Martha J Mrs
Gillespie, 5
H
HarrsE 3 G;,a MFS " CAN, H"Es'Ii H"Is Gshr.s y"
Hamilton. Philip Hooker, Ruth Ann Miss
Hawkins, Vim L Capt
J
lana. Enoch II Can't Jones, Mary Eliza Miss
Kronk, Joseph Kipp, Ezra
Lee. Joseph hearell, j VI
Lattun, y Il! Joseph La:icriy, Charles
Luckett, William
II
Monroe. j Mitchell, William
Manning. Wm L Mills, Henry
Mills, Isaac K Murphry, Patscy
Nc
NScFo@; Charles
parkle, MIR Payne, Maria Mrs
Potter, Phcbe (col) Palmer, Robert W
Petty, Sarah Poce, r i
Parbour, j P
Read 4 Rollins, Julia
Routh, T Rogcr-2 Reillev, John
Stone, Anne Miss Stephenson, Andrew
Sipplc, Caleb Capt SAXON, Jusiia
Stanley, Jas + Savage, Joseph l.
Sherwood, Lewis Sulli"nn. l.
Swami, Martha Smith, ElcA III
Savage, Richard Sullivan, sarah
ShacI!ett, G
Z
TYLER, " W Townsend Wm II
Thorn. william 7 Tuthi!l, Joseph II Capt
Tavlor, Henry Turner, Henry Mrs
TAYLOR, George
w
Walton, David "hcafey,
WelctI Jane Mrs Williamson, Josiuh VI
Wood, Robert
Young. Sarah Mrs
IxirIALS-M:ss {. +. NJ. independent
oct l6---lt /. ". ASHBY, 7. NJ.
! ~ liEET ZlNC.-A supply Of assorted widths
~ nov IN store, and or sale low can be mad
iii Baltimore or any other market. | only ask
those III want to call and Try.
On Monday next, Gath September. will rece!'e
i supply oi all sizes Of SHEET lRON, "hlch
/ viii he sold at the lowest market rntes
sep % GEO. Z. BALDWIN, hing street.
/ DERCUSSION CAPS, GAME BAGS. &c
! L Just opened full supply Ely, Walker, and
other Caps, Game Bags, Gun Rods, &c On hand
several beautiful Guns for sale cheap. Call at SO
! King street.
! sep II JOhS !. CRElGHIoN'
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FIRE INSURANCE NOTICES, &c.
SOUTHERN PROTECTION INSUEANCE
60 .KP1 y /,
,yrS .h-npJI VIRGINIA

ALEXANDRIA,, VIRGINIA.
CAPITAL OVER $50, 600 DOLLARS,
AND CpNSTANTLI IN NCREASlNG.
The Charter of this Company oicrs more iayora-
Bile advantages 10 the farmer and others, than any
Company chartered in the State, hy insuring
with or without :, premium note. II the applicant
prefer he can pay the full amount ot tho premium
| IN cash or by eifcoiiug cash insurance tor t"o
years the insured saves one-eigh.l "l the amount
| ne wooid otherwise have TO pay; "r ~ becoming a
| m.n6er, nnd o:r!n. ,n"ii }remlnG! 2"'c, tic m
! su~cc! savcs nearly hall o! inc amount charged
! ty stock COMPANIES, when in@'Tin& ff"'h year 10
! ,yrr This i the advantage resulting FROM the
/ combination nt trc
CaSit aEp MUTUAL PRINCIPLE.
This Company commenced issuing Ioiic!cs
against loss or damage by fire, on the l3th day ol
! March 1894, since which time 0"or seven Thousand
seven hundred persons Aayc insured and become
members Of the Company and over seventy th""-
! sand dollars have been paid ior losses lih'lhs
increased our business during tho past year, "c Tee!
grateful for the iibora, patronage bestowed upon
tho Company thus FAR. au, Tor il iat;crnS pros
pcc;: OF future usefulness. The Directors hope
and believe, that, by prudence, caution aod "!slG
s:s;cm Of economy they VII cSt"b:I.h Tor this
Company i reputation ior chcaPEc:s a"G @&.e'y
no; surpassed by any Company IL the l. states.
All differences j" settlement VI losses, may pe
dytcr,n;nea by three li,nerested arora!o:> .! tho
County where such loss happened TO be l@utnaii!
chosen h. the insured and TIC ta'@ranJ'
DlkhtIpHo;
II. u. Thomas, james !: Ci"sG'
I. 3. Robertson, Thomas l. hH.i'
Dir. L. H. StaaieT, Il: Ii. Nar'ef'
Christopher Ncaie, " II. wright,
I. y. Lirscaa5, H. t. Lester,
SiiaS ElgIow, Ben !. ->'lte'
W. NJ Turner me"TGc y: t'C''"'
4. K. Dtakey, W u. I. A''!'"'
OFFICERS:
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FOR BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RIVER
#TsNDIEES

INCREASED ACCOMMODATION.
.s THE "DIAMOND STATE, Capt.
$,.k.,s..Ss acob kcrwin, will leave Alexandria,
"a Saturday. at > O'Clock. ?. NJ. ant returning,
sill! leave Baltimore, on Wednesday. at 4 O'Clock
2 NJ " earlier, II loaded, and all surplus freight
vii. he taken by the ST. Nicholas.
.rSuD The "ST. NICHOLAS" Captain
u, - Guy, will leave Washington
a, O'clock. and Alexandria ~ o'clock, A. NJ,
n Saturday morning. and returning. will !eaTe
Baltimore On Wednesday at O'clock. ?. NJ, anu
si,l cal! at the following landings 10 Land and
receive passengers and freight Point Lookout
Fori', Bro,m'>, and Coai'S WharveS, Piney
Point, Stones Wharf, Chappel Point, P"pe's
Creek aud all the established upper landings on
the Maryland Shore. and White Point, Matthias
Point, and Boyl's Hole, on the EirnSia Shore
ie20 WHEAT 4 BRO, Agents.
CHANGE OF HOURS!
WAND AFTER MONDAY, APRIL 9ru, 1860.
xr~n GEORGE PAGE, and II
.,-.Issss - 80 THOS. COLLYER .azrissas
GG9KGE PAGE, icavcs Alexandria at II, 5, ~,
H. 2I / and u o'clock.
Leaves Washington at 81, ., II, !, ), ami g.!
o'clock
thomas COLLYER, leaves McSaucris at 6i
2. II, /. ! and ) o'clock.
Leaves Washington at 5, IN, II, ,, aud .! o.
c.ock.
Except On Tuesdays and Fridays on which days
.ac will leave Washington at 10, and AleXanurla
a. 10! o'clock, for Mount Vernon.
5. GEDNEI' NE Captains.
-r~a. The Steamer JAMES GUY. leaves
- .ss. ~ Vas n.ton every Tt ESDAl ana
FRIDAY, At o'clock, \. NJ, aud Alexandria At
.. clock, \. NJ. for Curriomaa, aud the inferno,
Tate landings. On ncr return trips. She WIZ
's%c Nrromau every Wednesday and Saturday
40 o'clock, 4. ".
LUCIEN 5. PAGE, Proprietor.
NATHANIEL BorSm, Agent, Ale>andr'a.
ny 1T
- VESSELS wANTED-Vessels constant
>seas-.y wanted for
NORFOLK,
PORTSMOUTH.
and RICHMOND.
Highest rates Of freight and dispatch given. APP
HyIo lncr 9l D. B. SMITH.
- NEW YORK, WASHINGTON, ~
GEORGETOWN, AND Al 49,
EXANpRIA PACKETS.
S5~ GID REGTL4R iINE'. d5a
Schooner ARCTIC, Captain Hicks.
STATESMAN. Capt {. NJ. Mott.
HAMILTON. Capt. Ogden.
FAIRFAX. Capt :. Mott,
SURPRISE. Capt. Cole.
YORKTOWN. Capt Woglom.
san WEEKLY.
AGENTS:
New York, Stafford & DODGE,
- Front street
Georgetown aud Washington.
MrCOBB i DODGE.
Alexandria,
WM. II. FOWLE i son,
sep 10 No. (. South WhurveS
~, VESSELS WANTED.
49, We arc. ut all times prepared TO- 49,
'afA'sA cArsoc, 10 one, or more Of the tol!o"lu:
port.
[Nuaal. Boston, CotaS<ct Narrow'
%%'Isrset. New London. NoTwich,
,'o~ Haven, New York, Troy, ana
"'9any, Savannah. Charleston, ut eur
Nof!o!k, fredericksburg, rent rates .
"slsht. WM. H. FOWLE It son,
NV TT No 4. South WhArves
~ VESSELS WANTED FOR n. YORK
TN.-y. l.
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WEEAT AND GUANC DRILLS.
Bic#t1yH d. NVUan'S WHEAT DT;bY WiH

VIZ EEI hSD GlRNC UNlbLo.
Bic&E1gM d. N:VD,an'S WHEAT D"bI, wih
Euan0 aitGchMeuiS.
We ale now receiving supplies Of these
celebrated DRILLS, and offer thrn: at the lowest
market prices. Farmers i'll want of DRILLS the
coming Seasom, will please send i'll their orders
early. 50 q. 10 insure pGomp;na@S when called
ivr--rl.o
Ilorsc T., rers and Tnrcs hing Machines
Nynt=uncrvS Eockaway l:n Nills
i;ccho. keystone Ci;cr Mills
Iugc:sUrs Portable IIav Presses.
Farmer, living contiguous to Alexandria may
obtain their supplies vita mucn less trouble and
expense o: freight, than II tncy 80 10 4 more dis.
tamt market.
Orders by mail or otherwise will be promptly al
tended 10 ADDISON. WALLACE Il CO.,
iy IS 2s. King st., opposite Knox 4 Bro.
CITY HOTEL,
CORNER OF ROYAL ASb CAMERON STREETS,
tiDcrud.io. Virginia.,
S. HEFLEBOWER, Proprietor,
TsyHIS HOUSE has been conducted hy the pre-
| sen; Proprietor for the past three years, and
has received its full share OF the patronage Of the
Travelling public, ans, having: been lately repair
ed ana return. he'd from yarrct cellar. addition
al iacilitic, are Afforded by which every comfort
#:I convenience - be iDHaG at any oSher / RST-
CLASS HOTEL Is guaranteed.
\ pleasant >oioarn is promised 10 ali who may
pa;ronjse this house
y,a,;- Strangers will G"I at the Steamers end
T.as upon their arrival in this city, Polite P"t-
t.rs aad comfortable On4u;Euses. wiIcn will con,
vey them Immediately to the Hotel. The best The
market affords is always to be found ut this Hotel.
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n-as1. CHANGE OF RUNNING OF
saeasss5ssSsSSTEAMER GIPSEY.-on and after
Monday, Eth instant. the Steamer GlPSEi with
ran regularly, every day, between Farmiagton and
Alexandria for passengers and freight, leaving
Pennington at 81 o'clock, A. M.-returnins, leave
Alexandria at 3, ?. NJ.
Terms Of passage from Farmiagtor 10 Alexan-
ira and back, % cents Tor each passenger. Chill
Ir.n unlcr II years, halt price.
seplS-lltf ALFRED W. GARDNER 4 co.
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nNO THE PUBLIC.-Dr. p. A. COBB has
i made MbuIn Il Bro, Druggists OF the city
of Alcxandria, his sole Agents tor the town am ana
county Alexandria, TO sell hls superior ~ Ui.,
known n the CINAKER OIL. This OIL is
warranted 10 remove all kinds Of pains, such as
Rheumatism Nouralgia, Sick Headache, Strains,
Sprains Rruises, &C.; ALSO recommended very
highly for Horses. This OIL is warranted W.
move all the above pains in from to 40 minutes.
DR.. p. A. COBB, Lvrchburg, Va.
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The CHESAPEAKE AND OuIo CANAL has
had good business week since our last no.
tice. The re:ei pts al the Georgetown col
lection Office alone during the week amount
ed to s. 900, making nearly $500 for the
month MP 10 ;i:e present date. 80 far as
heard from navigation is in good order
throughout - Nat. Int.
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VOL. LXI.
.,,xanlria Gazette and Virginia Advertiser.
a''N PuBLISHED DAILY BY
EDGAR SN0WDEN & SONS,
!. mt Dollars per annuln, payable half yearly.

,,,x.saris Gazette and Virginia Advertiser,
lFUR THE COUNIRF)
Is PUBLISHED, REGULARLY, on
-rr.DAYS, TllURSDAYS,A AND SATURDAYS,
rvs Dollars per annum, payable in advance.
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C{HECES, .yc-I'c4utitt,l Engraved Checks, on
x the Farmers Exchange, and Bank o' the
OH Dominion. 54uad up in "oohs Of cOnTenscnt
SIC; also. Engraved Negotiable Notes. Oh the
same Bau!l,; handsome Drafts loose "r bound Ill
boo!,, IF one hundred: and Notes. loose or bound,
in blanks, not made payable at any particular
Bank, ioI sale BY
nr;1o ROBERT BELL.
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n 7 W VI NV -.
NEW ARRANG NGEMENT.

r-r- ASHINGTON. ALEXANDRIA,
,--.,4.zzss : ~ AND ETOWN STEAM
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rROUND PLASTER.-We offer for sale best
" WINDSOR PLASTER, ground very nne. IA
our own Mill at Sc per ton of 224O bs., delivered
to cars or to vessels The price will not be adyan-
ced, and the farmer can rely upon getting the best
article, fresh ground, whenever they may order:
10 % MEADE 4 MARYE.
HEATHERS-Just received and for sale by
u sep 25 WHEAT 8 nh"'
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:, wv Goops FOR HsusEKEEpERs,

NLw GOODS FOR HGUsEKEEPERS.
1OHN OGDEN, having received his Fall sup
j ply Of HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, in
cludins many new articlcs-invtes call FROM
housekeepers. Hotel keepers, keepers of'Board-
ing Schools, 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, 1860-10-16

~ VESSELS WANTED FOR n. YORK.
>ssssSz. Despatch given. apply To
oct Ia FOWLE d co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-10-16

PERCUSSION CAPS, GAME BAGS. &c
/. Just opened full supply Ely, Walker, ane
other Caps, Game Bags Gun Rods, &c. On hane
several beautiful Guns for sale cheap. Call at s
King street.
sep II JohS l. CREluHloN'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-10-16

J. II. WAnNER, Ticket Agent.
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