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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-22
DANCING ACADEMIES.
roDwoRTH's DANCING ACADEsrR
No SOS Road say Ne York
No lr Montaaus street eroosyn

WEDNESDAYS ard eArvRDAysi 10 rew yoA
MONDAYS and III uKsDAys, TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS
IN prockyn
In addition The Court Qusars Prize fmperisle Ever.
kmpr~ ard ether social dancee Minuet Qnadre LIN
d. snd uther sducaiJrsl dances sesfy
rodwoh variety ~ dances vii be brought
during the when be mentioned la Ca
ruf iust received from Paris and The Qnsdrle "sfr
snne especially sdspted the eevelopemest Of grsseful
movement IN Oh dren.
Circuis,sss JOINS a.. may be hsd .. either Acaseny
N dsncsa Ac auGft Cae for beginners ard ALTO fr al
vspced purb siwsys Application Tor snisaion sc.
san he made daily ~ eftrer sr~demyB West Thirty -four u
street. v snd ~ sub Eighth street. Broosiyn, X. ID.
torms r. let for private parties
7go BROADWAY -MNp. sAuvAGE.u's DANCING
tCc Academy = open ruesday Thursday ard Saturday
eve.iSFs for general prscsice T.srus after
rom r. three 80 Owe oclock and Mnssy weduest.y aud
Frssy everirgs frs All oclock AL fsshbnabe
dsrce. tausht " twelve lsesrs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-22

(,GrTRAL PAnK srECIAL NorroE-THE COMMIT.
~ tee spposi>d By The secase " vesugsse Tie AZ
cootiucn and progress ~ The Cen-sl vii
s-cr nouss IN this cny 81 ~ o'clnch A n rsa az
fsv n, in~ .. kcLkoD MURPHY,
INN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-22
DENTIsTRY.


A RrIrIUIAL BONE FILLING roR DDcAYnD rn.rB
"A put while pt Without prsssurs o. pain. kckAe
eeh nsre ssels @. - aiisd wsh By De Discover
ner q ssvsnsssatA arssA Cnss opsa svsninss and -
nR. Hoyr Ns BownRy. OPPOSITE SIXTH STREET
IL rscrs full of Yeeh silver 9 DO rold
IS paiinA o1e ARTIFICIAL hone hng dnspred without near
~ cens; rold % csoh 70 H. smAieas, % ccnta Al vuwS
NJ snUyIH BRoa, pnHrIsS NO. 81 aRAHn
~ srssA nsy xcst sd - vSess aresA Brcckiyl, -
ssss ,' ~tss vsous s.,ss.S - rsos .,s,
br rubew, no ec1. - pa.A go partial ssss on ros1
= poeh; silver, 81. ree<h Asd ~fsA sold 81 ausvSn
bcue, nivw o. IN, - ssns Ten sxtrHsAa wtiAoui -
DATWLmB TOOTH BxYRACTToE WITHOUT yBs
u - q enkEufwm, ess~wscNy any supplying sw~u1 :
d. BufHL - aAsly invented patented IN sppsrstt
for ~ pairem ervncscn d teeh and aumpa rena r~aA
s.rg Ne - fru~ ps,.cns hIss position may b ss-s
patenset IN provemern. Tech flcd terms low 81 Nx,1
srset ecs.sw q Bovev. Peas nns lAs sci va n
eetheas name on
THE MOST REASONABLE PRICES AND THE BRxY
Il nextstry hai We have IN this Nov
iors Dental fsisb hhmeni, ~ Spring street Can on
Ptof. .sors Bryant and srsoo Of the Cos0s.
Copper Institute
We have enployed Dr. 1nserso for May years a. our
prIy dentist ard most cordially recommend HIN a.
Basu rs and 10 oooper Inzii,uss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-22

ITO rEr-Ar no. UNIVERSITY PLACE CoRxER or
i Fishth stree, two ARE kooms reccnd ao~ vel
furn,shsd Psrior sd Bedroom Bedronms
he for too sensmeu or for gentleman and wife with n
without private table. Reference required
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-22

EOR sALE-A FABM AT BEkGEN COUNTY, NEW
Jersey sbort 10 miles firm jersey City Ard half mile
from Co,er depot o. MOI fhern Railroad consniog about
10 OF the finest uAble and wood lar d. that be
found Ia the country aoey locssd for bulldog plots
purchasers For particulars apply to SMITH MEAD, us
West Twenty ninth street -ner Of nIghh avenue. n. X
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-09-20

TIE XorAyEs DIsnANDED.-We find the
following announcement going the rounds of
the press.
"A drill By the Chicago Zouaves at the
Wigwam in that city on Tuesday evening.
is understood to have been their last appear
ance' in military capacity. The members
propose to devote their time and talents ex-
clusirely TO their private affairs hereafter"
This is the most sensible conclusion the
company could come to, and we hope ell the
victims Of the Iouave mania will follow the
example Haries tactics are a good thing
in their way, but that is no reason why young
men should neglect their legitimate business
and waste their time and money wandering
about the country to illustrate them. There
is time and place for all things, and militia
rv companies are proper institution enough
in the right time and place. But there may
be intemperance in all things, and 1t is as
pernicious in q degree to go on bender in
strange garments and musket on your
shoulder, sleeping out in tents, rs to indulge
in a private convivial at the corner grocery.
Excess in all things is bad for health and mo-
raIity The military mania has much to an
swer for We have heard Of young men
who belonged 10 certain crack regiment ad-
dicted 70 perpetual parades, who have IN at
tending these military escapades, neglected
their business until they lost their situations,
spent all they could earn, and were by the
continual excitement they were kept in, un-
fitted for their private ayocations, and were
literally rained by this military fnrore.-
| pr,,{ JI,, E1ulIo
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-09-20
VOC L MUSIC.

MR. C. z. DALEY, INSTRUCTOR ~
WI vocal u.R .SA CR&D Nt&it, who has
nearly completed his first course III this city,
would muSt Respectfully solicit the patronage q
those wishing to ncri,c; themselves III ms very
desirable branch Of education. OK WENNLH-
UA J .SGHY, at = ocioch. meeting will DC
held at the Young Mems Christian Association
Room Of persons wishing IL receive instruction
/! the rutlimentS, and II class organl2ed TO cont
meuce a> soon AS possible. All interested in the
subject are invited 10 attend
On FRIDA J nighi al tie sni" place ana hour,
an advanced class Of those who already have some
knowledge o! music, will he formed II IL impor-
san that all intending to connect themselves with
either Of these classes should he punctual ut each
iesson One lesson lost. Uninks the course, and
proves detrimental 10 ones progress. Terms IN
advance invariably. No one viii be considered a
member of a c!ass unti their tuition is paid. This
!. 10 throw the rcsponaibi!y loss Of non-attcn.
dance upon the pupils, aud 10 cnsare puart"&Ity.
3D.. H. instruction viii hc given in schools il!
desired Twelve lessons are coi.siarrc! course.
Tuition. in c:->.s, eaoi.......................,S"
Private instruction, each.
Any one desiring Information with respect TO or
rraui!:ng classes ~ rcceis ing instruction, w.l!
please call a; Mr. Wure'a, corner Of Washington
ami Prince street, between :Ac hours at and l"
A. NJ, aud i2 and +. NJ, Mr. DALEY will be
pleased 10 meet amy OF his friends ~ patrons.
rep 10 81
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-09-20
FOR BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RIVER
LANDINGS.

INCREASED ACCOMMODATION.
s~s. THE "DIAMOND STATE" Capt
<I.E1-LSS acob kcrwn, will leave AleXandrs,
on saturday, q, , o'clock, ?. NJ, and returning
will leave Baltimore, on Wednesday, al / o'clock,
p NJ or earlier, ii loaded and al surplus freight
vii to taken hy the ST. Nicholas.
nr~seo The '>T. NICllOLAS,' Captain
Samuel Guy, viii leave Washin ston
i. 5 o'rlork, and Alexandria al o'clock, a. NJ,
On Saturday morning and returning, Will leave
Btltimore On Wednesday At O'clock, ?. M, and
will cali a; the following landings to Land and
rseaiye pas<eu gers and freight Point Lookout,
Tyri's, Bro,m'.. and Coui's Wharyes, Piney
Point, Stones Wharf, Chappcll Point PopoS
Creek. and all the established upper landings on
the Maryland Shore. and White Point, Matthias
Point, and Boy4'S golc, on the Eirnigia Shore.
je4O WHEAT u BRO, Agents.
CHANGE OF HOURS,
OK AND AFTER M0NDAY, APRIL 9lH, 1860.
sTz~ GEORGE PAGE and ii.
r---fs55>.-sssSs THu>. CoLLGER. .S-rzSar+a.san
GEORGE PAGE. leaves Alexandria n Il, ), ~,
II, =, AMI u o'clock.
-.1ys. a:y.. "asbi"sro" At g. = H. l. p and 81
THOMAS coLLyEH lea se. Alexandria at 81,
=, II, l. , and o'clock.i
Leaves "ashjos:o" Al TO- H. > 4 and . o.
c.ocs
Except On Tuesdays an ID Frilays. on which days
,ae will leave Washington n 10, and Alexandra
=; L9s o'clock, tor Mourt Vernon.
>i. GEDNEY, r,n,a;ps
arg SE. BAKER. !
xr~sa The stes amer JAMES GUY, leaves
.s=7:se,z5zzs-=-.33sWa>hustsSn every TUESDAY and
FRIDAY. Al e'rlork,d \. NJ, and Alexandra al
y ',Iyrs. A. NJ Tor tbrroman, and the inte'mI1 l,1
1.',s ."ntn->. uA rrr return iF'PI' >hs mm'
.r',e t"rr.oulaa vest. Wednesday ana Sa'"F"'!'
:. = o.r.s@E,, \. VI. Sno
LIGIsa 5. PAGE, Proprietor.
N'FaA>lEL hat ~, D.SeH'' -''eN"""'"'
my 1T;
r.. FOR Gu<rrftt .--Thc regular packet
- - S,hr HENRY l,fts sEKINS Sturgis. master,
will all ,a.> week. 4 ffrright apply to
W. 1. II. F0WLE & son.
,~n Is 81 No. l. South Wharves.
u yr>>r, " v,sSTED
-. " '.'' 70 s. PORTSMOUTH. n. Il.
D.@''>a ..., gwen, Aprl4 to yowLr : co.
l.. " ltchR FREDERICKSBURG.
Anrty /. 'ausH FOWLE 4 co.
" NEW Yo2y sisagAsHINGToN' ~;
-~ GE0aGEIord \; ANg 49, a. -S
g. pLb HE andsL Az ~ t. ~
>.'..'"es Arctic '|'a ra,', l''ISs & v MAJ,
I. A1Nl.rSN; !. r!rax. tars TaP> s ?ioS"' ToS',
-i,5.:.. ts%: .toI1SE, Capt. Cole.
- !.rG,r ,reSoWN. Capt. Wo:lom.
'9"h hey UEEhLI.
>1i.4ttbsGENrs: w
New I'D :; IS Sanford . : Front 1oPS6; s;5Ss,
~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-09-20

:, ~ :, ~ t;,t:'y II,.ont yL;L,3.jnLj,
->"''' '''"''' -'''''.e, '''' =
81, ,29S 500 90
p,dnp CapitaI and Surplus .......... 2,l9l,lll "
.'.,,,,,.,.r,. .rn nG,,cv un1rrns
$ECu hlTI 10 POLlCl iioAphn'; ;:,.,..,
'ENll > ola ana re"V'"S'"'' ~''N'I"' %-,,,r,,
a against ,osS VI ".',n' - ,ar - Ni.r.hants
ue>''i''o H' ri"p'i.o' ", thn sacnritv Of an
ana ',1SsS ''I' - aoS cno Cr Of which,
rrnnJ the shareholders are
'''' w. ,;,, ,,an +, the extent og
:NhN'"tAh'f sSi' "''', nn,rbp
''e'' e"''e '',i ~ ,"''r '3 - lar~,, nort;,u Of
"''"' o''e ,''o"s'" - ',r,, yrih The most ample
'.',G a." Ear ,.,,;,,, ,yrry nvssiMc claim
fi's 'i,, t,,,,,,y
.S'',,'.'c 49,, .,,,,r ,u.o ~, ri;r UNITED
HiAl hH. ,-,;...,, s,a,.s
/" ~, ,.,,,,.1 ,;,n 81, orrrur 10
LAC Ipiifaht H'S ''"F'" ~ ~ 49,;
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-09-20

new GJ0D" FcE HGu&EkEGPAR5'
.UtIA O;.Di.N. having received his Fall sup
,j ply u! duj'>E EInAiSHiN" GOODS, in
rludiug many new ,'tl2'a@-iuvitea call from
hnuScE,2pcl<. Hotel keepers keepers ol Board
ing schools. amt ali other new horsekc"pera Will
ind here large assortment Of goods they require,
ana at low 2.r;re>. @"p l3-ti
. o. DOLLARS REWARD.-~l will pay the
| 80 above reward for the delivery Of n servant
rirl, named MARY PRICE, who lei, the employ
mont ii V. r. i;vrkley IN The 9!h inst She -
aiou, fourteen years ola, .! dark copper color
| sep 15--.!lw JOHN PERRY.
DrRClS&IUN GAPS. GAME Gags. 1c.--
! |: Iu>t opcned tuil suppl: Ely. NalEe", ana
| atacr Cau. Came la.> ,iun k"i>. ~. On hand
>c.er;t! ac.uiui ;u!a .oG sale cheap. Gail a IS
| kiuE ,'"re..
sep !" jOiiN l. tit"!"h ION.
EJ~T RECEIVED 4 ,uIlnvr supply .! cam
y paign charms, Chenille, Split ami Double
! Zephyr Wor,;od Hair Nets, D&cn;nE, Knitting
! .,li Crochet Needles. Evtiug. Linen ani C"tto"
! Crochct Braid, Dress Buttons. &C.. Ar.. Al
sep II klCHAhpH.
COAL.
tsTE Shall receive and discharge Il cargo ot
! w WHITE ASH EGG AND STOVE COAL
il :: few days. and so!jc; orders for sttAc =" loves:
r..cs. lang 2"l WHEAT Il BRO.
! ItREAw BAk,;AIN-l oil.r = good second
| ia h#"d Plastic, Scale II much i">, than i.
=. .,s. -p tboui hal! !; ten ol ~ "ui 1h +, weights
Examine. q. I. HAhDHl IN,
sep h"~ street
! COLD T0N VICES from 10 10 I5U lbs, best
! - Wrought ..nyi!s Of all weights, Black smiths
| Below. anl Tools, Of NIL descriptions At lowest
rate,. GEORGE 7. BALDWIN,
sep King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-09-20
Auction SALES.
THE GREATEST SALE OF THE FINEST LAND,
AND MORE OF IT, THAN HAS BEEN SOLD
Iw VTpGvITa FOR THE LAST 80 YEARS.
-, .r,n

/ IOMMlSSlONE NERS' SALE OK LAND, SLAh rs
/ " &r.---iu pursuance oE n decree oi inc tlfc"it
Court for Caroline county, entered III the ease "i
! Corbiu, &c vs. Corhn and others, the undcrslsn-
ed the Commissioners appointed for that purpose,
viii offer IT public auction t" tht h'ghesi bidder,
| on fItqdag the 25h day Of September, lobu, At
! Moss Neck, the laud, slaves and peri"hable pro-
| pcrty in The proceedings in SAID suit mentioned
/ The land comprises about FOUR THOUSAND
ACRES ! situatcd both sides nj the Kappa
| hammock river, about twclTo miles below tfc1cf-
/ ickSbur". A large portion is the celebrated Rap
! rahanuork river bottom not subject 10 overflow,
i uf great fertility. in high state al cuih'niIoi'
/ and i, we'll adapted 10 the growth oi wheat cor"
! and tobacco.
| n i conti.uous - Pos; Offices. to Churches, be
/ LONGING t. different denominations oi christians.
aud i in the ,uid>t II healthy n@!shh"rh"od we'll
! settled and a cultivated ana excellent society,
/ equal 10 any in Virginia.
! The land is divided by the Rurpnhann"'S river
! into two tracts Moss Neck containing about
! TWO wliUtH SAND TWO HUNDRED ACRES.
lies on the south side ol l!,c river i'll the county q"
! Caroline
! About GUO acres arc in wooi-hrayy timber o!
ORIGINAL growth The rcs:u" i arabic iAnd Of
fine quality some Gta acrcs being river iyam. ihc
remainder .,i;i clay soil.
The improvements on this tract c"1s!>t -
-, large and elegant brick MANSION. finished
Iii: IL lSJ6 c.r,ltdinirg sixteen rocn,., with '"Fh!c
Mantca, :; lar@r hail. three passages. 2n~' SIX
rorchrs with marble t!U"rs. Two c"mlortah!e
% framed DWELLING HOUSES. gas works
-.s:-- with aI the appliances, n office, and AL the
necessary out buildings
>tubIing ;or S;xtg hcr,">, siX large barns and
granarcS, sixteen "cgro cabins, la'Acd and liaS-
tered, w;!i brick climmerS: wharf, and !" fishery
can he established on the land
This tract can lie divided int" three parcels nav
~.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-09-20

ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA.
cArIGAE OVER $50, ,cG2 DOLLARS

CAnIrAf, OVER $50, Gee DOLLARS,
tED CUN:TA& &TLl IL { HH IS y u.
The Charter Of th, Company ".io"a more i"'oTa-
hu advantages to the farmer and others, tilan ANY
Company chartered in the State, by lh@nfhg
with or ri i.tont i ur"n.ium note Il In" applicant
nraf.r. nc can pay the full amount Of the premium
il cash o" i,y 4!lcciug a cash insurance Tor I've
wears the insured saves onc-e:gil oi the amount
nc would otherwise have 20 pay; .: r% becoming It
,rc.nbc: and giving Snuil premium note lEe III
.rrcl saves nvaYiy onc-n&i! .! :Ee amount charge"
h., stock COMPANIES, when nsUrin- from year TO
:.ar. Tnis j. the advantage resulting from tAe
combination Of the ..,.,...,,,.
This I3upuny commenced issuing; i0:''i"S
....irlsl loss - damage ty fire. un the l"iA d"N %
March, 1871, since which time ever seven taoo'aho
seven hundred persons have insure" ~! ncroAl9
lnriabcls Of The Company, an! over seventy thou-
sand dollars have been paid tor LOSSES. liavins
increased our busneS, during the past year. we lee'
grateful! Tor the liberal patronage 5c>;"wc" uPen
the Company thus far, ami FOR its iiaiterihG pros
meets Of future usefulness. The Directors nope
ana believe, that, hy prudence, caaton, and rigid
sy<;nl. uf economy, they will csta"ilsA 10: t!!lS
iIo,nfany : reputation i"r chcapno&S aii" safety
not surpassed by any Company in the I. >i"teS.
All differences in settlement OF losses, may be
determined by throo di$ncre,tcd aTira;ora oi nc
County where ,ach la-. happened! to b@ !GAlti~!!y
chosen br the inst urcd ana the Company.
DIRECTORS:
:! -. Thomas James 7. Jlose,
r 4 E.1rr,-.o. Iuoma, z. Hi,
Dr.. Il. II. S.ablrr, H. H. carter
Christopher 'Eoa:c, Nm, Wright
T. 4. i4,.ramb. ii. +. Lester,
,:i1a. E;tIug Sen. +. Na:ic,
" II r,.rn,.r George y. French,
T. B!a.cy VIM. & hr;3&t.
- ~ nv, w D., i 1h,,n.. . lI{l Tra'ar
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-09-20

YocAL Mrs1c.-By reference to our ad-
vcrtsing columns the lovers OF vocal music
VIII notice fine opportunity to acquire ex-
cellencc in this most desirable accomplish
ment under the tuition Of Mr.. Daley. Mr..
y. is an accomplished teacher.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-09-20

HARrER'> MACAz1HE.-Wc have received
the October number OF iiarper's Magazine.
containin. The Quaker Widow, Red River,
and beyond, Home and Grave Of Byron.
The Amoor and the Stcepes, \ Journey 70
the Land Of the Noon. and 4 number OF
other interesting articles, all handsomely IL
Illustrated. For sale at Mr.. Geo. T.. french's
Book store.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-09-20

NTEdROES WANTEn.--l ~i<A - purchase
" any number OF NEGROES, for which VIII
nav liberal prices. Tho@a wishing: 70 sell, VIII DO
.Il I, cull On uo before selling - ny old stand,
as c.. 1No, o's InSEpH RRTTT
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-09-20

CTNtRD LINE,
STEAM 70 LIVERPOOL AND CORK.
VA QUEENSTOWN.
.~~. THE FASTEST szs
a---tGz>>sCREW STEAMERS AFLOAT sss-sS ss=zsLs.SS
AuStr.laslan. o,1oo 1ous'
Jura a......................
r-ua............. ......... ......2,4 400 "
Tal4r..... $500
SAILING EVERY ALTERNATE THURSDAY.
FNoN New YORK;
Cabin. S,cerasc
T. Liverpool and CorE......S7j.oo $1,000
r. New Iork:
Cabin. Stceragc.
From Liyerpool...............$7j.0o 5000
r-n,. .,,l 800 5000
Children half price.
Passengers going by this well-known Line will
a.ways be sure Of first class and fast steamers Of
ey,ry contorg ana attention, and good supply
q. provisions.
Persons wishing to send for their friends, can
ab.au certificate. oG passage 4. ;he above rates
For passage, apply to
g%-tf FOWLE Il Co, Alexandria. Va
r-=. CHANGE or RUNNING Of
I:.x1t5sssss STEAMER GIPSEI.On and after
Monday. 18th instant, the Steamer GlPSE1 Will
run regularly, every day between Pennington and
A.rxanlria, for passengers and freight, leaving
Fa!miusCuG a. s! o'clock, \. d.-TCturhID1, lc;'o
Alexandria 1t ), T. II.
Term, of passage from FarminGton to A!e&an-
tr,a lnl back, . cents tor eG"h passenger. tMi-
iron under II years. halt price.
>epI>--itt ALFRED ". GARDNER L co.
IT,, WASHINGTON. ALEXANDRIA
- 81 NJ MD EoEGET0 STEAM
PACKET COMPANY
NEW ARRANGE EMENT.
The fgyorito steamer COLUMBIA, Capt. james
II trp.r. ul, recently been put in complete order,
51rip. had lid 10 her former accommodations
.gacIo,t, saloon and fourteen comfortable state
r1,m., with entire new bedding and other turni-
tgre. and will until the 81 September next, leave
BI.,iupro EVERY SATURDAY AFTERNOON,
4. six instead Of four o'cock-thua a:toroins pa=-
s,a-crS AMI shippers TWO hours more IN Baltimore,
aal arriyin. ~ Point Lookout ami kins"le at
more convenient hours in the morning. Return
iay the Columbia will leave kiier'S wharf, Wash
iugton, EVERY WEDNESDAY MORNING, NJ
s.A AMI Aloxaulria at seven o'clock, calling at
al. the usual stopping places, going and roiurnnS,
II land and receive passengers and freight.
Siury the COLUMBIA has been enlarged, 1t
rarely happens tha; She cannot take considerable
additions - her usual irei sht. shippers there
fore having large ots Of suauo, pig iron, and 9TH
rr freight can have them carried by special agree
luoat, on terms mutually advantageous, on sppli-
cation to the following agents
CHAS. WORruINGTOS, Baltimore.
WHEAT il BROTHER, AoXaudria
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-09-20
FIRE INSURANCE NOTICES, Sc.
ALTMAN NDRGA AGES Ci

NORTHERN ASSURANCE coMP'Y., L0NDoN.
HEAD OFFICE FOR THE UNITED STATES
y, - NnntL IIlLrR NLrerL PLiLNGtLDhlN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-09-20

SIGNIFICANT CUSTOMS. The Rev.
Henry Wood is writing letters to the
Journal of Commerce from Japan. In
his last, he states that economy is great
virture among the japanese to encourage
which strip of fish skin is sent with every
letter from an official, whatever the sub
ject, to remind the receiver their ances-
tors were once poor fishermen, and that
therefore none of their descendants should
be ashamed Of industry and economy
He adds:
"Two of these singular and instructive
mementoes have accompanied letters even
to me, which might teach no needless
lesson if attached to pole and carried
through Wall street, Broadway, and sew.
eral New. \ ork avenues to say nothing oil
half dozen other places"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-09-20
VOL. IXI.
.,,vsosr;a Gazette and Virginia Advertiser
PUBLISHED DAILY By
EDGAR SN0 WDEN,
!. r:.hr Dollars per anmum, payable half yearly.

Alexandria Gazette and Virginia Advertiser,
'0A tgyR THE COtNThIJ
=, ptRAsAAD, NEGuLAELr. on
u..,.,,,ys THlR>DAIS,A AND SATURDAYS,
- r;y. Dollars perannnm, payable III advance.
s 5s:>- 5. s On" D N" rN'sS Id"s,s G's
|I ,,;,tnyl iittr three times tur 30 cents Square
nm, Nv ,<.vg. ION INSIDE. OF - cents OUTSIDE.
.y,r,.urn.s b, III. year at prices to ne agreed upon
% gn.r.a Ia the usual amount of space thcy may
oacIpY. . ,....., ...
s,r.lrt y the year not 10 advertise articles not
Ia. ia t.r r. ulsr business. nor 10 lu-,rt III their
,:..,,..y,> AN, ether names than their own.
ssgJ,is. .ul uH.guEY NorstS rNcce'!ns n'e lines WIZ
- ~, .,,ra.,i for - ,iy'r--m'nt-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-09-20
PRACTICAL. LHEMIST.
No. % City Building, n. York.
-,rh AL. 2-d2mo

New York. aug 2-d3mo
CtAND'S MANIPULATED GUANo.-Manu-
- tac;ured by Samuel Sands, formerly editor Of
the American Farmer, Baltimore, Md.-We offer
this article 10 the Farmers of Maryland snd Viz
ginia with the ;ulics. confidence OF il intrinsic
value, be,icvingt it 10 be unsurpassed BY any other
article Of prepared manure yet offered TO the pup
lie. 1t is warranted 10 contain to 10 per cent OF
Ammonia, and 4j to 80 per cent Of Phosphate. Or
dcrS will he promptly filled.
ADDISON, WALLACE It co,
sen 10 No. 2S King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-09-20

DLAsTER.-Wo arc ROW receiving and "4yS
'Dr" On hand, and a supply of BLuE WINDSOR
PLASTER, brought direct troa, Windsor; also,
GROUND PLASTER, i'm bags !urniSAe" ~ 0s'l
al "a az o. .t' ''"''' '.''' KNOX Il BROTHER.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-09-20

gfOR RENT, The we'll known fishery, called
4 "BUDD'S FERRY is for rent, tor the term
OF enc or more years bcsts suits the parties con-
ceroed. This FISHERY is justly known as one
Of the best Herring and Shad fisheries on the 70
tomac. Any person or persons wishing 10 ehsase
III the fishing business will do well in making ear
~ application to the subscriber, or to mr.: ihom.
ID, Skinner, Doncastcr P. o., Charles Co., MA.
s.nt lift ARTIMACY BUDD.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-09-20
IOC1L ITEMS.

:, ~. -
ALEXANDRIA MAStsAcIrEES'-"e con con-
tInue our abstract "i the census returns o'
aucn OF the Mc'na,ica' ana -hahniac'"'i''o
establishments oi A'eAanuF!l' ensuing last
june, as turn ONT over 9''o worth VI pro-
ducts. per a1""M; =,
>I"",S ,, "no li"'"'SS '".s";n,i1' - "a 5on
rst'aois!'ns''t nn W." Shs a ,ra,hcr worth s.
~ sHm w. - hor1s and nroducne q
."G rnd,i,oa ohrs hnSn 'S E., ~ ,ho vslun Of ell,
ooo ''''' ''-''
ru. .,.l runy. ,1,ouc,c,oy;.s Two
..,~,t1!nh,,n,t, ~ o,,,,lo,,;na oon;,ol If Sl4
n0@ NM nnnanm;nr tin ,nns nf greose worth
cG ,;nn. ~ tnnt of t,l,oy worth so 900. 81
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-09-20

DUCKElS, ROCKETS, R0CkhIS.-Hocke;s,
IL Fyu,au Condic-, and other i:e wo::::. la@t
received and for sale hy {. {. &ERRhl,
srnS - King s.rcct.