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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-04-30
MISCELLANEOUS READING.
LETTER FROM MONTGOMERY, ALA.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, April is. IS6l.-The
Capital otlhe Confederated States 10 one OF the
most beautiful inland cities OF the South. The
country surrounding il is diversified. the soil
rlch, very productive and well watered and now
: when lr your latitude the eye. i, scans the
expanse. rests only on barren fields and naked
forests. here all nature is robed in her spring at.
tire. The trees are clothed in their delicate
verdure- many, Of different varieties are IN
bloom, filling the air with fragrance, and glad
dening the eye with the variegated hues of their
blossoms The streets are wide, rnnning al
ilg!ll ang les and in the business part, the build
ings are large and closely built OH, the main
thoroughfares the seen. presented is very altrac-
tive, and TO one who has lived for years N
densely populated city like Baltimore, surround,
= by huge piles or brick and mortar, granite,
marble and cement, the Countrywide appearance
which meets HIM here, causes him 10 sigh Ia al
the pursuits OF men make II imperative upon
them TO crowd aud huddle together, sha.
out from the pure air OF Heaven, and almost TX
cluded from the sunlight. Here whole blocks
are occupied as single residence. The dwell.
iings tor most part are constructed OF wood,
seldom more than one and hall stories his!.,
yet wide and broad enough to afford the am.
plest room and convenience. The grounds al
decorated With exquisite taste--nany varieties
Of trees and shrubbery, vines and flowers, ,he
latter OF which as they bow to every breeze
laden it with the richest and s~ee test perfumes
while the mocking bird sits wild and tree in the
branches OF the trees, pouring forth his mrlo.
dies in such exquisite strains, that one is prone
10 the belief that he has just breakfasted OF the
flowers and is sending forth their fragrance in
soEg. At This season OF the year Montgomery
is Paradise, where all nature is in unison with
the order OF things as first created
1t is the general impression North that the.
public mind OF the South is laborng continual
ly in wild and and uncomfortable excitement.
No greater mistake can possibly exist, and the
sooner the Northern mind disabuses- itself in
this particular the better. The action OF the
Confederate States is the result of calm delib.
crate consideration, and the position which
they have assumed will be maintained at a sac.
riii"e, needs be, of the entire wealth and lives
OF the people. The permenancy of the govern.
ment OF the Confederate States is a question in
yolving the future existence OF the present sys-
tenn of society, and if it is to be destroyed, it
can only be with the annihilation OF those whn
constitute that society. The Government here
do not anticipated a protracted struggle, should
the Administration inaugurate one. 1t will
take but short time to convince the Northern
people that such an idea as that of conquering
the South is impracticabe; and with that couvic-
tion will follow desire, OH the part of the Re.
pubicans, or al least of the Northern masses, to
stop the tight. .r.
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A WORD IN SEAsoN.-Considerab COM
plant prevails at a disposition, said to be
manifested by some, to raise the price of pro-
visions; and by others, to speculate in such
articles, anticipating great increase in
their market value. If there be such u feel
ing INDUCED it is every way reprehensible.-
Many families are now left in Strengthened
circumstances. Moreover, there will be those
who could not 60 into active service, but have
had to remain with their fam lies, who, in the
greatly altered condition of affairs, and lack
If EN- ployment, may find it difficult to get
bread. Ordinarily, the ruling prices in 9th.
er places, especially in the sources of sup
ply, regulate the market value Of commodi-
ties, and in commercial sense it is all right
and proper for those who have a stock on
hand to rise with the market But, under
existing circumstances, We think it would be
right for those who laid in their supplies at
low figures, to sell at living profits, and not
anticipate rise by putting on heavy profits
now. When their stocks shall have been
sold out, and they have to buy at higher pri-
ces, it will be time enough for them to bring
the articles of prime necessity up to the war
standard In view of the extraordinary cir
cumstances that surround us, We hope all
will see the propriety ofayoiding, if possible,
any increase of the burthens which the poor
must bear during the existence OF the strug-
gle now upon US. Wesubmit these remarks
in all kindness, and with the best Intentions.
hoping that the people also will refrain from
such speculatiOns -Lynchbmy Tiryiaian.
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JAMES C. NEVETT,
Duke Street Wharf, Alexandria, Va,
OPPOSITE PIONEER MILLS,

OPPOSITE PIONEER MILLS,
Is NOW receiving his full supplies Of GUAN0S
l and FERTILIZERS, rs follows:
No. | PERUVIAN GUANo, direct importation.
CALlFoRNIA GuANo, of recent importation, an
alvzing 8 per cent. Ammonia.
RoyIys5S's No. | MANIPULATED GuAHo, a
superior article, warranted equal to any in the
market.
IcHApoE GuANo, from Saldanna Bay Afri-
eu analyzing IL per cent. Ammonia, warranted
genuine.
BAKERS ISLAND GuANo. analyzing rs to So per
cent. Bone Phosphate Lime.
DEBuRG's No. | SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LINZ.
No. ! COLUMBIAN uuANO.
No | NAyASsA GUAM.
A. A. MEXlcAS G6ASo.
PuLyERIzED Bones.
All of which are warranted to be Of the best
quality, and will be sold in lurge small quunti-
ties ut the lowest market rates. aus ID
SPRING GOODS SPRING GOODS!
| HAVE now open and ready for sale my
l. Spring supply of FANCY and USEFUL AR
TICLES, which offer to the public rs cheap as
they eau he found in this city. I name in purt
The following articles: Trimmings ana Buttons
Of all the latest styles; Worsted and Silk Bindings,
Velvet and other Ribbons, liooped Skirts, of su-
pcriur quality; Hend Netts of all the latest varie
ties; CorSets, Gloves and Gauntrts, Hosiery,
Leather, Silk and Gold Belts; Jett and Gilt
Clasps; Gold and Wax Beads; SpangleS, Hair,
Tooth. Nail, Shaving and Cloth Brushes: Dres-
sing, Tucking, Pocket, ruf, Side, Neck and Long
Combs: Travelling and School Satches, Port VI o.
nalcs ana Purses, soup ana Periumerles, CLOUDS
and AlaripoSaS' Chilurens Jackets and hoods'
Knitting, Sewing and Embrolderlng Cotton; En-
brolderIng and Sewing ollks; Pms, Needles
Hooks and Eyes, Thread, Twilled and Linen
Taucs Tauc TrimSliiv, Crochet Braid and Nee
,1le. W,lk;ny Cams, Loukiue Glasses. and va
$780,, - ,t,n .rti.l,.. L;ch csr he bn,,,,ht cheap
,,,r r,sb -, c. c. BERRY's.
,n3 No. -. kine-stfeet
-. = - ,.----
4 Lii MISE acknowledges thtSe hfe nara 'ltnGs'
1h and II becomes al 10 save wha' tney can. hy
STOCK II complete a:la eau one, ~ w AZ
nj my BROOM AND WOODEN WAKE Hl"hh,
where can be found
IN ,,y,m 2 Hnnn ID.
o. I,z.n un,s.. An
~ Jo1.n FIn,r and N..l ao
~ a"nsm ann.n 1;nn wash Ku"rl.. o0 daz Wand d.
"a ,%, u.,rl., E..L.t.. Iur,. I,t Fr.,ah ao
GOO gross Matches
70 nest Cedar Tubs
20 dozen Barrel aud staf Churns
10 dozen Half BuShel Measures
aV oo|e" rer"S e. anu - i'l' l e'"s sH,;
IU' ~ a"zep !, ntopn's' o,h Hu. 80 u"~s" ""'>pS
,, :" "'"1i I w in'.,.
White Wash, Window, Shoe and Scrnbhins brush.
cS. lower than ever sold in this market before.
will sell from ~ /" 30u gross of Matches at fac
tory prices All solicit is call, and will try
L" please a'i' p,,,. 1a.-. H. San,h ~ G' r;,,
~ IVY " 80 49,, 1859,
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gorge SIGGERS,

BO0k-BlNDEk AND PAPER RULER.
No. - Prince STREET. opE"sits The G"ze'te Office,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
sHCSIC, Magazines, and Old Books bound in
lYs any style. | also RULE. and mike 10 order,
any description OF BLANK BOOKS, which | will
warrant to be made Of the best paper and materials,
aud bound in the strongest manner. Bank ctncerS,
Bankers, Merchants. Clerks oi Courts, Hotel Keep
ers Insurance Companies and all who want Blank
Books arc per!lully invited 10 give lhe call.
-,
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ORANGE & ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD.

Is go lsg
NN AND AFTER SUNDAY, April l4th,
" 1861, a TRAIN will leave Alexandria daily,
for Lynchburg and the Southwest, connecting at
GorionSyile with'thc Trains on the Virginia Cen
tral Railroad, for Richmond, Charlottesville,
Staunton. &C.. and with the Train on the Manassas
Gap Railroad, for Woodstock, Mt. Jackson, &c.
Through Tickets to RICHMOND, LYNCH
BURG, KNOXVILLE, MEMPHIS, NASH
WILLIE, MOBILE, M0NTG0MERI, and NEW
ORLEANS, ut the Ticket Office. curi.er Of Duke
and Horny streets
Leave Alexandria at 6.45. A. NJ, and arrive
l.3O. p. NJ.
}. NJ BkOADUS, General Ticket Agent.
up l5--tf
MANASSAS GAP RAILROAD.
is "a - go!
DASSENGEKS for this Road viii leave the
Z Alexandria Station. in the Orange Train, ut
T, A. NJ. daily iSunday& eNcepteG,) arrive ut Al
exandria al $50, ?. NJ. Through tickets hy this
route to MaIlehurg aud Winchester
The Trains leave Mount jackson daily (S"n-
days excep,ea,l at 7:25. A. Nj, and arrive Mt
Mount Jackson 1t 1905, ?. NJ.
ap l6--tt EDWARD GREEN, Treasurer.
NOTICE.
lD Do iE IEs. :
NN AND AFTER this date. the freight trains
" Of tho Orange and alexandria ka'ir"ad'
will leave Alexandria on Monday, Wednesday,
and Friday only. and return on Tuesday Thurs
day and Saturday.
Fish win not be taken on the Passenger train.
j. +. LATHAM. agent Transportation
feb 26 Orange and Alexandria Il. Il. Go.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
THROUGH TICKETS TO RICHMOND.
4.-- .z-. -1: go
A5SS -: 4.-. -.
10y AGREEMENT with The Alexandria. Lou
u ,loun and Hampshire Railroad Company,
Throuyh 1IrArtr uW arreg!tar be- 'H>"rd "'er III"
Orange und .Aie,rnH8ri" ,tH" E~"ir" ha'"""dS,
from oil the Stations on he d'"""n"r'". Lo".'"""
and Rumysliyc TOAD 10 Richm"ni al ref"ced
urirss.
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.r~=s WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA
- i-:.-sssIsss5sszsAND GEoRGEToWN STEAM
PACKET COMPANY
NEW ARRANGEME ENT.


Th4 gsyorite steamer COLUMBIA, Capt. James
Harper has recently been put in complete order,
having had aided to her former accom- nedstionS
spacious saloon aud fourteen comfortable state
rvo4s with entire new bedding and other furnl-
tu!e and will mntil the 22d september next leave
Bilim ,ro EVERY SATURDAY AFTERNOON,
4. four ociock--thus aiordiug passengers and
shippers two hours more in Baltimore, and arry-
ing at Psiut lookout aud kinSale at more con
yeaisnt hours in the morning. Returning, the
Columbia will leave Riley'S wharf, Washington
EVERY WEDNESDAY MORNING, ut six, and
Alexandria ut seven o'clock. calling ut all the
usual stopping places, going and returning, to
land and receive passengers and freight.
Siacc the COLUMBIA has been enlarged, II
rarely happens that she cannot take considerable
allitiuus - hcr usual freight. Shippers there-
fore havuy large lots OF guauo, pig iron, and 9TH
er rfreignt can have them carried by Speclal agree
lAant, on terms mutna!iy advantageous, on appll-
cation to the following agents
CHAS. W0RrIIINGTON Baltimore.
WHEAT I BROTHER, AleAaudris.
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7 INVITE CITIZENS AND STRANGERS t."
!: call StmE MAHHFAtr"Hf, No. IA h'NG STREET
BETWEEN WAsHISGroN .SD Sr. A&ApA SrE&EtS
and examine my large ana hand,or'c @:"ftmcnt
.! SADDLEhl GOODS. ~ i" moi 'nt"nd /" he
SURPASSED Iii my iiGc I" "t: !c>" ny any "hcr eIiy
have "n hand, ani ala 'ia!'y manufacturing, "H
line ANA superior m assortment ~ Ga" 'c i""d III
all, u; the Northern cities. My atnrI' t"nllri>r:
~ great i variety can he found IN ANY other
iiurac @u:sl$tit" t.! HARNESS II: AL klh'iS tf"t;
Tie fine quilt work down /" tho dray, eat, all"
uiourh Harness: TRUNKS nj every kiu,:, liGc
Sole LEATHER Steel Spring from Efatnr Ladies:
Thinks %nI Bonnet Boxes. an all other kinds.
d,.vu to the colanun Packing Trunk; Saddles
Rr;,iley, Mnrtingills. WHIPS &c.. ~ Enc rs the
finest; ..unalc and Fancy Kohe>, Driving Gloves.
Ilorse Covers Carpet BAGS. Naces, 10, &c. o;
al m'h">' "a'l '''' S',' ~. h,n.,
i"""N'"' t"F '"I very ''"''''
'"'I 'H'I""e', 3.'''''' ! ,';s
ana P!''t n'ESe', !" S'"'' ~ I'. :"
''''!'n. H,i ~ S"'''S VIII wv, y p,nnrT'r
"'' - ...... -
CHM GLASS AND EAhTHEk W EEE,
hh THE @Hir fh'"fA' "'"', r"rN 80 ,'"' n'''
"'' - ~ ,,,.,, ,,,,,' WIN, I,,c
uLl. fHi'L - ,,i, t,'.i,t,I,, l., -, ~
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~ Children and Servants with the usual tie
durtions. Il. FONTAINE,
President of Virginia Central 4tniiron't
Hs-TICKETS for sale II nj the above named
Stations ON the Alexandria, Loudoun and iiamp-
shire Railroad. ". HLl tHh
General Superintendent A., l.. & H. K. r.
fah
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FOR THE NORTH, WEST, aud NORTHWEST.

L.
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY.
,SUNNE ER 4 Il R 4 y & T. II + y l.
CHANGE OF HOURS.
On AND AFTER MAY 9th. 1854, trains vii!
" leave Calvert Station:
The Mail Train daily Except Sundays ut $50
A. NJ. for Elmira Buffalo. Niagara Falls, and a!
parts of Western New York, and Cauada Also,
for pittsburg, Chicago, Cleveland, Cincinnati, st.
Louis, aud all parts of the West, Northwest ana
Southwest. For Emmitsburg, Lancaster, Lebln-
on, Reading and PottsvilIc, and Owinss' Mills,
ResterStown, Manchester, Nd, and Westminster.
and for Chambersburg and Carlisle, P"., and Tor
Hagsrstown, Maryland.
The Express Train daily at $50 ?. ii. for But
falo and the North, and Canada, and ior PittSburg
and all parts OF the West aud Northwest and
Southwest.
Travellers can go by either Of these trains t"
Detroit and Chicago via Nagara Fails AZ the same
cost us by any other route.
A new route 10 sew York is now open by this
road via Harrisburg Reading, Allentown, Easton
and Jersey City, with only change of Cars.
over first class roads. Take the $50 4. Nj. train
through by daylight, at low fare us by an!
other route.
Travellers from Washington and the South by
the $50 A. NJ. and $50 p. NJ. trains, make conncc-
tions with the trains this road.
Buy tickets only to Baltimore.
Fer Tickets and information, apply atthe Ticket
Office, Calvert Station n. Il. corner Of Calvert anu
Franklin Streets Baltimore.
JAS. c. CLARKE, Superintendent.
JOHN 7. klGNEY, Assistant Supert.
J. II. WAESER, Ticket Agent
Baltimore, ie 7--tf
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VIM s PAYNE.

GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
No t, .Spcu,~' Wharf Boltimore,
EETlhL give dNigcnt personal attentions to all
w business committed TO his charge, ana res
pccttully Solirts of his friends and The public
generally, their consi ignnents OF Grain, Flour,
Tobacco, &C.. and their orders for whatever the
market furnishes.
E.iIiiuore NH ely
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TACEY,

PAPER-NANGER, UPllOi'STERER, GLIDER,
AMI H"nsr Uecoruior IN Gsaerut.
SsTIIILST returning his grateful acknowledges
w mentS to his numerous friends for theIr very
liberal encouragement during the two years he ilas
been amongst them, assures them that 1t viii be MS
continued effort to serve them with promptncss,
and at moderate charges, Ut his old Stand, NJ l49,
NonrA SIDE kIXG STREET ALEXANDRIA. NH ~
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HATS AND GAPS.
y Ohm ARNOLD has just received from New
York a sample stock of
THE FALL STYLES,
Embracing every variety Of tRENCH FEiT
HOLENkjN. ard C.iSN!NERE HAT%. Ais"
Il complete assortment Of
CHiLpREN'S FANCY HATS AND CAIS.
Being in receipt Of our NEW FASHIONS, we
arc prepared TO ill all orders for SILK ilATS
a cii is solicited l. examine the NEW Sly LES.
z:.e;'. Ph,erix Hall Hat End Cap Storo.
aug 2u-tf
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ALEXANDRIA,, VA,
IS PREPARED u execute orders for STATIONERY
I STEAM ENGIAES, BOILERS, Mill tearing. Shaft
ing. Puey< and Hangers, Tobacco screws, Pumps
Fans Slide and Hani Lathc*. Drill Presses, Wrought
or Cast Railing, Columns and Glrdcrs' Gas or " atcI
Pipe, and Machinery OF every description. Supc-
rior CASTINGS made To .rGicr short notice and
on r.nSnnhir i.rms. hI l-en'l
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LAGER BEER BREWERY,

LAGER BEER EEEWERY,
Trri End, King ->t,rri, ATr""dr;", virginia,
JOHN KLEIN, PRnrRIETnR.
HAVlNG made the most approved and modern
| ! improvements .or The -urcc&&tul Manufacture
Of IL pure LAGER BEER, persons ordering from
mc can rely upon getting the best article. Orders
S"lirited and promptly attended TO- Address rs
above. nov ply
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DICHM0ND AND POTOMAC STEAMBOAT
IL COMPANY.

LHA-NVE DF NLNEUU AE
On aud after Monday, the 18th April, the stea
~g~=r mers BALTIMORE and MOUNT
.E+5S,S,.S .EsaSssssy EkNON will leave The wharf, foot
ii Sixth street for tho South and Southwest via
A4ai4 Creek and Richmond at & II. III and p.
NJ. both lines stopping at Alexandria, Va, for
Passengers and freight. Tile Richmond and
Fredericksburg Railroad having repaired daniaa'
es, this Improved schedule viii run with cortaiA ty
GEO MATTINGLY, Sup. Potomac Boats.
Mnshinrt.r .--lInt
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FIRE INSURANCE NOTICES, &c.
SOUTHERN PROTECTION INSURANCE
COM p 4 n 7,
NnDIA NIR INIA
CAPITAL OVER $4,000 DOLLARS,

CAPITAL OVER 3oG,oUU UGLAAhS,
AND CONSTANTLY NCkEA NG.
The Charter of this Company oilers more iaVora-
Bile advantages to the farmer and others, than any
Company chartered in the State, by insuring &
with or without "A premium note. II the applicant
prefer he can pay the tull anaunt OF the premium
in cash, or by eiocting cash insurance tor t"o
wears the nsllreJ saves one-cighth ot the amount
he would otherwise have 10 lay;. or by becoming
member, and giving smuli premium uot", The ln-
suGcd saves nearly nalf Of tho amount charged
by Stock Companies when inStlrirg from year To
year. This is the advantage resulting !r"in The
combination of the
CASH AND MUTUAL PRINCIPLE.
Th!8 Company ro.n,uenccd iS#aing Policies
against loss damage By lire, an The i@th dHy vi
March, 1884 since which time seven thor"nr';
seven hundred persons have il!an!cd and bct"uc
members ri the Company, anu over seventy lh"u-
sand dollars have been paid for losses. Having
increased business during tho past year We eei
grateful! for the lihcra; patronage bestowed nr"n
The Company thus far and Tor its ilat!crg pros
pvcts o, future usefulness. The Directors hope
aud believe that by prudence. caution. am. rigid
system Of economy, they will establish Tor laIS
Ca,auauy Il reputation for ci!cnpncS* a::d safety
not surpassed by any Company III the L. States
All differences in settlement oi losses, may he
lrler by three iSinicrc&cd arhltratorS al ibe
Comfy where $nch Io&a happened, tn nc mutually
chosen hy the Insured and the Company.
DIRECTORS:
II. ". Thomas. james I. Close, 1890
Christopher Neals, Thomas l. i!'il'
?. y. Lip:camb. L. II. Carter,
SAs D,"w, VIM. NTlEhi,
W. NJ. 'turuer, il. J. Lester,
A. r. EIakey. Hcorgc T.. French,
Ben. i. Nulle, VIM c. Knight.
OFFICERS:
II. W. Thomas, pres't. VIM. Wright Secretary.
llIIi, Az, General \
my 7--r&Gly
THE VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE IN
SURANCE COMPANY,
OFFIGE. No Isl. MAIN STREET. RICnNoSn.
CHARTERED !iY THE LEGISLATURE NJ VA. IN ls::.
CASH CAPITAL AND SURPLUS S24o.ooo.
isYHIS OLD COMPANY in<ureS Buildings,
I Merchandise, Household Furniture and Per-
Sunal Property generally, i'll city, town. or ""rn-
try against LuSs or Damage by Fire, OH tavoTa-
bic tcrlus
Losses eqnitably adjusted and promptly paid
M charge ivr Policy u" Survey.
l2aS" Applications addressed /" the Agent nj
AIcXunLria. Will receive prompt attention.
INSURE AND KEEP INSURED!
W. l.. CUWARDiN, President
WILLIAM WILLIS, jn.. Secretary.
EDWARD i. POWELL.
nov lily Agent !or Alexandra
Ya1HE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
ALEXANDRIA, continues to insure against
Fire. generally, III Town nnd Gountry As herelotoTe,
on the most reasonable terms.
BOARD UF DIRECTORS:
ASrnoNy P. COVER, President.
William Gregory. Edward ;. hongh,
Robert Jameson, james 4. Smiln,
Thomas r. Keith, EonerI q. Violet,
William H. Fowle Thomas Mccormick,
John II. Brent, G. W. Wattles.
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x(r~G" THE STEAMER SEQ. PAGE,
t---,c4.s-zsss 5sswii leuve ut the following hourS;
leaves Alexandria ut Il, 5. 10, liz. 1t q.
SID )! O'clock
Leaves Washington at 9, II, l24. 3, 4! and q
o'e.vrk. Tap lql 5. HEDNEY, Captain.
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HATS, CAPS. BoNNETS, &c.
John T. EVANS, 80 King-street,

JOHN T. EVAES, 80 King Street,
NE OsT respectfully informs his l,ginrr"uS Gus,
lfA TONERS, that lie has just received rh"irc
assortment Of BONNETS, RIBBONS, FLOW
ERS. and RUCHES. BONNET SILKS, &c.
Also, large assortment ut Misses FLATS and
Infants HATS, all of ;he latest style, which will
he sold low 20 suit Tie times. One call viii CON
vince all tha, his stock stands uuryaicd for rich
ness of materials, beauty, ard variety OF design.
All in want are invited 10 call aud examine.
Also, a large assortment oi Gentlemcn ) SOFT
FRENCH HAT and MGLESklN HAT, Of The
latest Stylc. NH -
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& e nR A DIZZY .

{. c. Z 4 } 1
CABINET, CHAIR SOFA MANUFACTURER,
Garner, Of king Il i! !fred ,te., -iicron|ri". u"
ETAS constantly on hand, aud offers to the ''u..-
/ / hc an excellent assortment OF Cahiuc, {.
sofas and Chairs "l every ,aricty, and on The '"
est terms, which, for durability and finish. cannot
ha Silrlass.,l NH fly
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n VESSELS WANTED for Norfolk, Pc
- SssSa tsrsburg Richmond, and Fredericksburg,
by WM. Ii. F0WLE l. son,
NJ 10 No l. South WharreS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-04-30
DOUGLAS F. FORREST,

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EATiLL practice i'll the Courts OF Alexandria
w and adjoining counties.
sn:s" Office lately occupied by Judge NcaIe,
Washington street near corner of King.
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