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22D REGIMENT so. Cl. AEL1TtA,
S;@ 'saCAxDES;; &c. dan. 4, 1865: !
GENERAL ORDER. NO.. 81:

GEYERAL ORDER. NO. 81. H. ,y4t%
.r INPURsUANcB, OF ORDER FROM A. g.
Il. Darlington AdjNant and Inspector General offs.
C., Captains or officers commanding beat companies
y,re hereby ordered TO have enrolled all white male
persons between tho ages of sixteen and sixty years;
in their respective Beats-eScept only persons who
ilave been exempted by the Surgeon General Of tho
State or the State Board Of Surgeons at Columbia,
G., on the ground Of pstmanent physical disability and
persons detailed by Confederate authority, and make
thtr returns to these headquarters Oh or before the
l4th nsalt. -....-
2. Those who claim exemption on The ground Of
physical disability but who have not certificates from
the Surgeon General or tile State Boardof Surgeons OF
recent date, will nevertheless be enrolled and be OK
amed by the District Surgeon to be hereafter ap-
pointed.
3. Officers commanding Beat Companies will have
all vacancies of ofcersin their respective commands
filled by election or by ppontment according to law
and make their returns to these headquarters above.
4. All officers failing to obey these orders will be
~det viii, as the law directs See General order No.
20, paragraph 6, .Adjutant am Inspector Generally
: BY command Of Col. B: JOKES
-. J N. GAYLE,
Jan 5-H -. Adjusntt.
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untlall arrearages are paid. ~.
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L. If subscribers remove to other without IN,
forming tile publishers and the nsgspapsrs ars ssnt
to the otmer direction they ars hed pohsibssfev
the same ,' = -. - ~ AZ rlo
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newspapers from, the Office Or moving and ieaping
uncaled for is "prim4 facts" evidence Of intenti
s.. The Courts have also also; repeatedly s,, decided
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INTEREST ON. STATE. STOCKS
-. ~ AND lsONDS..; :" ~, -. -
STATE TAEASUfsY;; BOWER DIV1sION,

STATE TAEASUfs9,; LOWER nIEISION,
LON DEpAaTAEET, Columbia, S. c.. :.
INTEREST," DUE lsr J1NrARY 1866. AND AR
i REAGS ofmterest nos remaining uadrawn, on the
STOCKS and BONDS hereinafter mentioned, issued
Iy the State ofSouth Casopn will be paid at this Of
. fee, ip Columbia, ouand after MONDAY next, I'd
January, 1865, viz: on
3 per cent. State Stock
6 -" Stock, Act 1873, "for rebuilding city of
flia,les.on
:. per cent. Stock, new State House,) Acts 1856,
~, 49, $50, 'Gl, aud '63.
: 6 per cent Bon'ls, (new State Honse) acts 1858
ne per cent Bonds Act 1859; ",o grant aid to Blue
s per cent Bonds, tm1itary defsuce) Aft fsso.r.s:
-" g -. q" 80 Act january,
1861, "to raise supplies" ~,":l'
7:per cent stoek, Act Deceuber, 1862, omcuding
Act Janunryrls s6l, ITO raise supplies" y.
per cent 'Stck (nili,lry delence,) Act December,
1885,. A., -. - 49,. :: p W. J..LAVAB,
january 6-l Treasurer Lower9Diyision-
EB- Tie papers III this State will be pleased to
copy ,snd publish once.
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Notice.

T WILL HIRE ON THE FIRST MONDAY IN
j. january nexl atthe Court House in Camden, two
negroboys Spencer and Alfred beEaeging TO the Is
tate of William son, the hrer give bond aud two
good securities furnish two suits Of clothes one pair
Of shoes one blanket qiilt one hat or cap aud pay
DoctoSs bill; sad negroes sobe delivered to me on
the first Mondayin January 1885, at the Court House
will also rent on the same day all the lands be-
longing to said Estate renters to give bond and two
good securities; -: .. :.
-; j. J: taUCKABEE, Admr.
". B, B,,HUoKrA!BEE,> Agent.
December Isl
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SOUTHERN. rIELDE& FIREsIDE
THE ENTIRE EEEDlToRIhL AND CONTRIBUTE.
RIAL CORPS Oh BOrIl JOURNALS
RETAINED '',,.

TINE PROPRIETORS OF TnE "MERCURY.
/ having purchased the Southern Field and Fire
side" and finding it impossible to make arrangements
u,|;c, ,yonIa ;para a rno,ar arnr,u of nanar unor
nnOnt ~ NV. d ~ 81 trsna
pertaion for the "Field and Fresde" at Augusta, Ga
the same having to be supplied from the mills at Raj
eigh N e. have removed the "Field and Firesiden 10
Raleigh and combined these two sterling Literary Jour
nails. THE "Mereusy" IS therefore merged in.p the
HSousiern Fieldand Fireside, and will be 50 lish-
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, A

The Prest and. Committee Of "The Soldiers Rest ac-
knowledge The following subscriptions and donations
for the month ending:
PROVISIONS MONTHLY.
!. Mrs McRea, one peck of meal one gal Syrup, enc
mess Of potatoes two heads ofgreeps; Mrs Whita-
ker, one midling bacon, two raekages ofrngs Mr..
Daach, SO loaves Of bread popnds aalt do of rye,
and -four Mrs " E Johnson half 0ushel Of meal, do
of hominey.
= DONATIONS -.
Mrs Perkins one fore quarter Of beef r Mrs Som
meis, lSeee of beef; Mrs Ham: Boykin, lard flour,
spareribs aad baqkbones arsMccreight one peck of
meal one loaf breaHf Mrs Dunlap, one peck meal )
Miss n .ABroTn, liberty Hill, one gallon SYRUP one
hafbushel rice; Mrs Isabella Peay, one bag Of sage,
do ormllstaid seed und pepper. Mrs Dolby, $40.
Mr. Sutherland, oneload of pine wood Mir Hughes
one .load. Of oak wood Col B Johnson one load Of
pine wood.
CASH MONTHLY.
7. Mrs sebring $40 Mrs Mqcandless, So; Mr. B. a
s., $40; Mrs Louisa liaila, $io for three months
Miss nayis Miss, Chestnut Miss Sue, 9onnty, Miss Il
R Lee, each fifty cents. Mrs Mocreight*2
/. 81
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Wehave TO report 2l5 soldiers arriving on the Cars
and lodging at "The Rest, during the last month";
Those persons who are in arrears, for thor monthly
subscripsons will please re4epter it as I'VE are in
need of funds to pay .o,,r nurse and cook.
CAMDEs January 3D. 1865. :,
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For. Hire.
800 Reward.

'I'uE ABOVE REWARD WILL BE: PAID FOB
/ the recovery Of two Silver Cups stolen from the
residence Of the undersigned. The initials marked
each are MS folows:-oa ono IN. G. H., or ee other
Is. Fl. H." . ~ ID. D. tlCCOTT.
January4 If
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Sale,

!. 4 T. MAGAzrME HILL .SHAAAKs, LIYERs
cattle. - ..'' - dee 9--6t
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SPECIAL n Offices,
DlYIDEND.

\ TIE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE BANK
of Camden having declared dividend offs per cent for
the pastsix months, the same will, be ipaid to- tile
Stockholders at this Bank, tic Bank of Charleston,
Commercial Bank Columbia and the Merchants
Bank at Cheraw, on aud after Tuesday roth January.
.-'s.s:1sss., - 49, n. D: McDGWlLL, 81. .
:jan-4-4 re Cashier.
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nov ltd. 80 - -: ,'.'':. ''. ''' no
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At4Private. Sale,

A. VERY FINE YOUNG. MARE, A ZINE SAD
II DIE Horse, and works we'll IN htrness. Also
a handsome Carriage and Harness. and first rate
W~M% SHANNON, Atty.
!; Jan 4: = = = So, CIV: :ft1m.
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ma~ Permit me, through the Gazette, to an
swer the remarks ola member of the City Coun~
assassinations had been perpetrated." The
services of the memb ers of the Sun Fire Com
pany were offered to aid in suppressing the
Vandalism now being practised upon our citi-
zens by midnight assassins and plunderers.n
I have not file of the Gazette to refer to, and
can only name one attack--that on Mr. S. O..
Milburn. True, he was not killed, nor was he
stabbed with stilletto: but does that relieve
the perpetrator from the charge of an attempt
to assassinate? I am not versed in such mat
tiers, and do not wish controversy but only
desireto show that there was no false statement
made in my communication to Council.
HIRAM WEBSTER
Alexandria, December |. 1t
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Auction hales.
BY JOHN H. PARROT, AUcTIoNEER

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
v By virtue Of q decree of the Circuit Court
for Alexandria county, rendered in the suit of
Taylor vs.. Taylor and OTHERS the undersigned.
as commissioners therein named, will offer for
sale at Public Auction, in front of the MAYORS
Office, in the city Of Alexandria, on Saturday,
the "a day of December next, the following
property:
side Of Prince street, beginning Is feet inches
thence northwardly, parallel with Royal st.,
88 feet to six feet alley, with use Of said alley;
til nce westwardly parallel with Prince street
26 feet, inches, thence southWardly, and par
allel with Royal street IS feet to Prince street,
thence eastwardly parallel with Prince street,
and binding thereon 70 feet II inches to the
beginning.
No. 2.-Adjoining lot No. l on the west, be-
ginning on Prince street SO feet 81 inches to the
westward of Royal street, and running thence
parallel with Royal street 81 feet, with the use
of the six feet alley referred to in Lot No. i
thence westwardly parallel with Prince street
26 feet Il inches to the line of the lot belonging
to the Farmers Bank of Virginia thence south.
wardly and parallel with Royal street, 81 feet
oPrince street, thence eastwardlv parallel with
Prince street. binding thereon to the beginnino:
No. "a LOT OF GROUND with the ne:s
building thereon, situated on the west side fy$3
of Royal street, between King, and Prince sts,
beginning 81 feet to the northward of Prince
street at the northend Of alley six feet feet vida
with the use of the said alley; thence north
wardly and parallel with Royal street and
binding thereon 10 feet 5 inches, thence wast-
Wardly and parallel with Prince street l25 feet
y inches more or less to the line of the lot ofthe
Farmers Bank of Virginia; thence southwardlv
and parallel with Royal street 10 feet inches;
thence eastwardly and parallel with Princeo
street, l25 feet 7! inches to the beginning.
No. 4.-Adjoning No. on the north beoin
ming on Royal street ll3 feet 5 inches to The
northward of Prince Street, thence north,
wardly parallel with Royal street, and hind-
ing thereon 10 feet a INCHES, more Or less,
to an alley feet wide and 40 feet deep, with the
use Of said alley; thence westwardly and narcl.
lei with Prince street 40 feet, thence north two
feet, thence west 43 feet inches, thence north
p feet 8! inches, thence west feet two inches
thence south one inch, thence west 50 feet T1ora
or less, to the lot Of the Farmers Bank Of Viz
ginia, THENCE south Al feet one inch, thence bv
straight line l25 feet, r! inches to the beginninS
Terms of Sale:-One-tenth Of the nurchaSn
money in hand, the remainder in three eoua1 ~.
stalments at 6, y, and IS months with interast
from the day Of SALE. Bonds Of the Durchaser
with satisfactory security and the title to be re-
tanned until the whole purchase money is paid
~ Sale to take place. on SATURDAY, The
I'd Of Decent Der. at II clock. N.
AWRENCE B. TAYLOR
w. ARTHUR TAYLOR comm IS
Gc 27-0oyy WIS
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TN THE COUNTY COURT O. Fairfax
/ county, Novembe term, 1865 - J. Wheat
vs. Henry Taylor in an action Of ejectment, to
recover possession of a tract Of land, in the
county aforesaid, containing about one hundred
acres: I hereby certify that in the above case
Judgment was rendered at November term,
against the said defendant, in favor Of the plain
tiff for the tract Of land fully described, in plain
tiff declaration; and on the oath day Of No
vember, 1865, the Commonwealth writ of ha-
beas facias possessionem, issued against the
said defendant to cause the said plain
tiff to have his possession of said tenement;
upon which said writ the Sheriff made the fol-
lowing return upon oath Executed by re-en-
tering and taking possession Of the tener ent
decribed in said writ and delivering to the plain
tiff, J. j. Wheat the premises and appurten-
re-entrv has been left in my Office to be recor-
died. Teste. w NJ. M. FlTZHUGH,
de 1-law2m Clerk pro tenn.
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j o. C Al n B w S :.

TIE RAIL ROAD AccIDENT.-We mentioned
81 Yesterdays Gazette the accident to the Z. +.
Train, on Thursday night, near Warrenton juno
INN. The accident was caused By the break
- Of 4 rail, which threw the rear coach, load
a with members Of the goth regiment N. 7.
,ounteers, from the track, and precipitated it
dovp an embankment, literally crushing it to
.ton,s, and instantly killing three men, and Sc
,ore|y wounding twenty eight others. The
names Of the killed are, Daniel Normill, brakes.
man Jesse Doublaw, Go. r, and Jacob Zeit-
burn, Go. +. IA locomotive was Immediately
aspatched to Warrenton for medical aid,
nronptly returning with Surgeon Brady, ofthe
q6th volunteers, who, with bis assistants, rem
dered the sufferers all possible aid. The dead
and wounded soldiers were early sent to War
,enton next morning. The killed brakesman
VAS sent to his friends in Alexandria By the
morning express No blame can be attached
to the company or it's employees, as the train
was running at a moderate rate Of speed, and
the car one Of their new and elegant coaches;
hut much credit is due them for their prompt
and efficient aid to the wounded
ABOUT ADVERTISING. Somebody gets off
very correct, sensible remarks aboutthe virtues
Qfadvertising, in the following article:
IF you want to borrow money-if you want
tolend money-if you want to rent farm-it
ouhaye one to seli-advertise. Ifyour horse,
COW, pig, colt, sheep or oxen go astray, adver-
Use them right off and do not run chance of los
Ing them altogether, or having to pay as much
as they are worth in charges, for keeping. -
When people see a man advertise they know
be is abusiness man. The world is full of folks
Who want. Some want to sell, some want to
buy, and the only way to meet these wants, and
make money is to advertise. Advertising is
like money-if followed up. Merchants think
nothing Of paying forty dollars for one sign,
with their names on it. Well, what do you
think Of having eight thousand signs week in
newspaper? In it you show your whole es-.
Enlistment to the country every week"
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ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER.

The following important opinion Of the Chief
Of the Bureau Of Military Justice has just been
promulgated by the Secretary Of War: 10
justify the action contem plated by the second
and third sections of act of July 18th, 1864, not
only must the claimant be a loyal citizen, but
the claim also must originate in loyal State
the words ''claims Of loyal citizens in States
not in rebellion" being regarded as descriptive
alike Of claim and claimant. How far claims
connected with the surpressions Of the rebel
lion arising in disloyal States, then at open
war with the government, will be allowed, is q
question SO complicated with political and other
considerations proper for the determination OF
Congress, that it is believed the Executive
administration should not assume to act on
such claims without the clearest authority
conferred by law @
Hon. VIM. A. Graham has found himself
constrained to decline taking his seat in the
Senate Of North Carolina, because Of the fail
ure Of the President to extend to him that
amnesty which has been so widely and wisely
offered to the Southern people. GOV Graham
was elected By the unanimous vote OF the
people OF Orange.
A man named Huntley, who went under the
name of Deane, whilst performing on the
tight rope, at the Theatre, in Wilmington n.
c.. on the 24th ult lost his balance, fell into
thu raroue,te, and was INSTANTLY killed He
has lately been living in Richmond. He had
only performed once before, as rope walker.
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NOTICE.- My business will hereafter be con-
~ Quoted in the name Of -,
= JAMES F. CARLIN s CO.,
George 7. Baldwin having been admitted as q
partner in the same.
am anxious to close up my books, and earn
estly request those indebted to call and settle.
dec 1-eo1m JAMES z. CARLIN.
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DIED.

x The remains Of the late ISAAC KELL who died in
some time SINCE will be removed from the
Railroad depot upper end Of Duke street. to the burying
ground for internent tomorrow Saturday afternoon at
O'clock The friends and acquananc9s Of the family are in
vited to attend the funeral.
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HARDWARE.
ii JAMES F. CARLIN & CO.,
would respectfully call the attention Of purcha-
sers to their stock of HARDWARE GUILE
RY, BAR IRON STEEL, NAILS & SPIKES,
PLOUGHS, CORN SHELTERS. HAY CUT
TIERS, ANVILS, VISES, GRINDSTONES,
BELLOWS, WAGON AND CARRIAGE
MATERIAL, &c, comprising almost every
article in our line, which we will sell as low as
as they can be purchased elsewhere. TERMS
CASH. dec 1-eo1n2.
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PARK,
PRACTICAL PLUMBER.

PRACTICAL PLUMBER,
n. E. corner Prince and Pitt streets.
The oldest and best established PLU MBlNG
ESTABLISHMENT in the city. All work
done with dispatch, and in the most durable
and workmaniike manner.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
JOBBING done at short notice. and by him
self, or the most experienced Workmen.
dec
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NEORGE DUFFEY.
VI cI0CK AND jgATcHuAEER.
Has removed to No. 113, King street. two
doors above Pitt WV
WATCEEs and JEwELRY carefully repairod
and with dispatch. He would respectfll1iv ask
call from MS former friends, and the public
gehcfaAJ' All watch work warranted au29-tf
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r T. EVANS would respectfully call the
Of FURS, consisting Of Mink, Siberian, SPUR
rel and Sable also, large stock Of Misses and
Children FURS, Of every description, which
will be sold cheap. Also, a fine stock of Mems
and Boys Felt HATS. Furs repaired at short
notice Call at No. So King st. no 2l-tf
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MARRIED.

At Marmon on the 9th ult., by Rev Mr. Wall, WI BE-
RY to ELLA ASHTON daughter of the late Alexander
Ashton, of Ho,sor all of King George county, Va
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CI0thillg, &c.
z e n O Y a L
A RNOLD s. FIELD,

4 hSonD 8 'lAA0'
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
CLOTHS, CASSIMKRES AND VESTINGS,
TAILORS TRIMMINGS. AND
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS,
Having disposed Of our interest in the Mer-
chant Tailoring business, at No. 50, King st., to
to O'Neal s. Dwelly, and removed 10 No. 3d. we
porpose to offer foryour inspection good line of
the above goods. Our long experience in the
manufacture Of Cloths and Cassimeres, gives
us a great advantage in selecting our stock,
which we intend to sell st q small advance on
cost.
We shall offer great inducements to Tailors.
as we intend to keep good trimmings, and sell
them cheap,
You will ind in our Gents Furnishing De-
partment q great selection Of goods in that line
always OH hand Give US cali and you will
never regret it, at No. 50, King street, next
door to Miller China Store.
sep Oft ARNOLD q FIELD.
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WTILLIAM COGAN'S
Gas and Steam Fitting Establishment,
NO. Is, ROYAL STREET,
ESTABLISHED 1913.
WORK PROMPTLY EXECUTED,
AND WARRANTED,
doc l.
DLUMBING! PLUMBING!
GAS FITTING! GAS FITTING!
6. P. HEALY & CO.,
PL UMB Frs E GAS FILTERS,
No % North Fairfax Street

PL UMBERS & GAS FILTERS,
No. 23 North Fairfax Street,
(Under Mansion House.)
Plum ing, in all their branches. Fitting up
Public Buildings, Stores and Dwelling Houses,
in the most approved style, ard at the very
lowest figures
By leaving your orders with US you will save
both time and money.
ALL YORK WARRANTED.
Always on hand large assortment of GAS
FIXTURES, comprising everything in the
trade; also, LAMP GOODS of every descrip-,
ton at Peace Prices. Retail dealers will find
it to their interest to examine our stock.
Special attention paid to country orders.
The best COAL OIL always on hand.
dec 1-1V ..:....
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* REAT AINS!
~ SELLING OFF SELLING OFF

An extensive stock Of WALL PAPER,
WINDOW SHADES and FIXTURES. Pic
at greatly reduced prices, at the store Of the IN
dersgned, No. III, King ST., fourth door above
Washington st., preparatory to closing business.
Those who have pictures at the above-named
store to be framed, will oblige by calling for
them at an early day.
nov lift JEFFERSON TACEY.
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H. sue december term Of the County Court Of
: county commences on Monday next.
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), mere were twenty one marriage licenses
\ tom the Office Of the Clerk of the
\ 's ~ Court of this county during the month
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M a r T NE L + S T .
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, DECEMBER l.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Schooner Industry JONES' Pckawaxen, grain: Thos Perry
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Et aeSsrs. Houston and Parsons have been
|ssed y. S. Senators from the State of Ala
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!. snty-seven deedshave been admitted to re-
n, N the County Clerk Office, of this co unty,
'''e the last term of the Court.
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s}eWeIry,
CLIO OK S !!

Juzt receivod large and varied assortment
OF CLOCKS, at prices TO suit the times.
no lift W. ". ADAM. rs. King st
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By J. A. ROSE & CO., AUCTIONEEF-

T ARGE AUCTION SALE OF GOODS
IL gSE RECElVED FROM -BALTI-
MORE.-We will sell on FRIDAY and Satnrdo7
Mornings and Afternoons NEXT, commenci linz
at IL O. clock q. m, and 2 O clock D. m,
FOR LADIES ESPECIALLY
largr and splendid assortment Of Ca7icooz
Nous lin de LANES, Alpacas, Merinoes. Sbawis'
Blankets; Flannel of al kinds, bleached and
unolGached \ M4usl15ns, Sheetingss, Tickings, Bal
Spool Cotton, together with large VARIETY Of
Sleeves, Collars, Corsets and Fancy Goods.
The attention Of ladies is particularly called
to this lot Of goods, as they must positively be
closed o. cut: :. 4. ROSE Il CO., 50, King st.,
nov Z'-3c near Fairfax street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-01

II. We have received number of pieces of pop
ss Rad music, published by ". J. Demorest, 473
yGtvaaW!ay n. Y, publisher of the Monthly
A. lIIagazlne, and who issues in a neat form all
Sos q new music
5s HE African Repository for December, has
Seen received.