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SEEANEsDAWS.
-. FOR LIVERPOOL AND QUEENS
rITTo TOWN.

-. FOR LIVERPOOL IN u W EENS
sEiETS TOWN.
TT<1HHS Limo Of Mail Steamers, Sailing .ron
ew York Every Saturday, and
Alternate Tuesdays.
RATzSoF PASSAGE By THEsATUkDA?sTE A ~ "a \.
First Cabin, payable in gold or
Queensto N, $50; r.,,, .,,
Storage, payable in currency OF
Queenstown, 50.
PASSAGE ~ TuE TUESDAY STEAMER, VIA HAL
FRS! Cabin, pays . II goil-LivcrPo0l or
Queenstown, 800; aliiav, $50; 81. John s.
y. f., by branch steamer, $40.
Storage payable in currercy-Liyerpoo! or
Queenstown, $50; HaiiiAx. SIS; st. Johns, n.
f., by branch steamer, $50.
Tickets sold 70 and from England, Ireland
and the Continel; II moderate rates.
For further III rmation, apply st the Go M
HOOE WEDDERBURN & CO.,
sug lS-ly Agents, Alexs.. Va.
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CARPENTER AND JOINER,
- L. =, ,frrrII w A IL A u G1lH q EI

Near tho Bank of the OBI Dominion.)
l. prepared to execute with dispatch and on
tho !ios. reasonable terms, all york IN his line,
and satisfaction warranted
tic solcits work from tho adjacent county, rs
be is prepared to contract for building, or TO do
any KIND of repairing. 10 lo-l
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-10-18

The President has written letter to Mr..
Bonner, Of New York, saying that he had
nothing whatever to do with the late gold ex-
element in New York, save that he ordered
the sale Of gold to break the "rins" engaged
in most disrcputabic transaction.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-10-18

We record in another column, with great re-
gret, tho death of Mr.. S. ID. White, whom,
IN other and better days, we knew well, 10th rs
member Of the Legislature and Secretary OF
the Convention OF lSjO-5l, and to whose mem
DRY we pay the tribute az our respec', for his
talents and character.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-10-18

The Memphis Appeal we'll says We shall
have nothing but plumber and oppression, Wall
street gambling and bribery, speculGtion5 and
government abuses, until the Constitution in
all its length and breadth Is restored, as We
trust it may be.
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.v NEW EXPRESS LINE
.ws.D POTOMAC TRANSPORTATION
3 3. ;szss,l.gSss;gs, LINE. -,


i FJE ~ GILMORE AND LANDINGS ON
THE POTOMAC RlVER.
Steamer EXPRESS, Captain a. c. NIckle
having resumed her old route, W; leave Baltl-
TIIESDAY EVENING, at 4 O clock PM, for
Alexendria, Washington and Landings on the
Potomac river; returning, will Leave Wishing
ton nj e f.. m and Alexandria at I r. M, on
every SATURDAY MORNING.
TO SHIPPERS-Gocds cons'gnea throuig sl
TO stations on the railroad, will DO forwarded
without delay on arrival Of the steamer @i Al
cyandria' For further information apply TO
J. BRODER5 u co, Agents.
mari,-f No. II King st., Aloxa Va.
l,1ss MERCHANTS LINE NEW YORK
{. e - - 6rEAMsHlrs.
tho iue consists Of tho following first class
E. G. KEiGHT................. Cap. J. "; Denty
JoHd GIBSON ..'. ~ W. H. winters
vAIL.sY CiTY................. Capt. ". johnson
Wiiaave New \ ork EVERY SATURDAY
fof this port, and returEicg will leave Ale1ah-
dria EVERY FRIDAY, at l. o'clock.
For freight or passage apply %
HOhE, WEDDkKBURN & CO.,
agents, No Prince sts.,
PHILLIP;5 ~ BROWN,
ap9-tf ~ south street, Pier No. 10.
-T~oA NOTICE.
SFMI-WEEKLY LINE OF STEAMERS
BETWEEN ALEXANDRIA, AND BAL
TIMORE. no
TIE passenger and freighting steamer, Co
LUMBIA, CAPTAIN james Harper, vii! leave
Pier every WEDNESDAY,, at s. M, for
Baltimore.
Returning will leave Baltimore on SATUR-
DAY, at i p. H., ,!opping 1t the usua! landings
on tho Potomac.
Captain WIN. Mai!h, viii leave Pier every
FRIDAY, ut p. II. u,,rre
Returning will leave Baltimore every TU ES-
DAY, ut 8 ?. m, stopping ut Kinsale and Cur
roman.
All way freight mus. be prepaid.
mar S-Sm b. WHEAT, Agent
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A letter from Washington says -"EVdence
of positive character has been teceivcd that
General Prim was unqCalifedly in iavor Of the
sale of Cuba in the first instance, and continu.
Cd in that disposition until after hc hal return
ed FROM his visit to France, Eaglaad, etc. y
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-10-18

Ex-Governor Rituer of Pa, died yesterday,
in his goth year.
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ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE
BOOK BINDING AND PAPER RULING.

A frst.class BOOK BINDERY has been
opened in the Alexandria Gazette building.
where all kinds Of BLANK BOOKS will be
made TO order, and BINDING OF all descrip-
items executed in superior manner, and on
the most reasonable terms.
Special attention given to MUSIC BIND
ING. oct ii
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NOR SALE ON ACCOMM EATING
TERMS.
Having been solicited TO undertake An impor-
tsnt agency, which necessitstes more or less
travel, by which hope to improve my health,
enreebled by close confinement, offer for sale
on easy terms, my entire stock of
BLANK BOOKS.
WRITING AND
WRAPPING PAPER,
STATIONERY,
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The Z. s. Consul at Aspnwall reports that
the opening of the Pacific Railway has serious
ly intertered with the business on the isthmus
of Panama, by reducing the number oil passen,
gers aud the goods conveyed by the latter route.
The merchants at ASpinwaiI and Panama, who
have always largely depended upon the custom
Of the Caltornis passengers, tad that their
sales have been reduced, and the hotels report
falling of in the number Of their transient
inmates. Instead OF tour steamers month, as
formerly, there are only tgo running or this
route.
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ALEXANDRIA, VA.

MONDAY, OCTOBER IS.
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w o . D

w oo D.
Constantly on Rand good family WOOD a!
low prices
Orders left at T. BELLS Bookstore. 6l King
st, eet and John q. PHILLIPS, King street
wharf will be promptly attended TO-;
oct j. BELL & BAKER
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NIGHT SCuOoIS.--ln many ci our cities the
attention of saeaclous and benevolent persons
has been directed 10 the matter Of night schools.
Wherever they have been undertaken they
have proved highly popular, ana have beer
productive OF great benefit. The class which
they are designed specially to benefit are iu'i
grown young men who are employed curing
the day, and who wish TO supply the detcien
cies which have fallen to their lot from "A lack
of education at an earlier period. These per-
sons apply themselves closely to their studies,
aud learn rapidly. Ehey not only Improve
their minds, but they are kept irom iollies aud
vices into which, 1t they permitted their leisure
hours to go uulmproyed, they would be III
great danger OF falling, MQ0Clsto'ca Register.
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PAPER BAGS,

IA TEX BAGS,
FLOUR SACKS, &c, &c,
WITH THE STORE FIXTURES
This is the only establishment of its part:cu-
lar character in the city, and the business
steadily increasing. JOHN II PARROT,
oct lG-lm Alexsndris, Va
A CHEAP FARM will sell, for $500,
n 535 acres of good land, with tolerable i'm.
provements. About $50 acres are cleared, the
residue in good timber. 1t is situated in Prince
William county. Va, within two miles OF the
Alexandria and Winchester turnpike. Ad-
dress CHAS. +. BERKELEY, Aide r. o.
Loudoun co.. Va. oct lG-eolm
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epHF progress af Life Insurance u me n
irc3 ~'az@. p71ves -; great cia *;4ht
t,'ycrD II rso:ern sci-nce ana PhI.aH'hTo-
INV 10 he one u lie marvellous features VI GU
ecial reotara-
TIE Wis ION Of all agcs has devised moth
no that cornl reg viii il. Il i so manifest
v good. that ], IS dancnt TO see hew an IN
tclH-crt man. With proper eoneern far ;hc
eo... for, aa4 protection 81 his flm.,t Gan ian
10 avail himself O. is benefits,
Life Insurance leaves ready money to SET
tie esia.eq 70 Advantage Il viii prevent a
.acr.fce Of .-orrrtv f a man de IL DEBT. l.
= s,.},-erf m -. * during lie. M JFT haas
O.. eyrc,se. al.e7 death. III, exempt by
law from debt. Il is rap diy becoming
Iule that all rrcn Of just Attributes insure
On, MARYLAND Cornranv c1mmcrds itsrlf
10 the confidence ard patronage Of oar peo-
ple in all parts Of tie STATE. Is directors are
men Of known integrity AL ability, 10 whom
tie y4hl:c NAV look with confidence Tor
NAT and careful ,uDerY.sion Of its affairs. 1t
must be clear to every Intelligent mind that,
n wc woi,ll SECURE the largest prosperity to
ssr State and people individually. We must
bald M our institutions and keep OUT caPi.
a. at h'ne
lad Tie i've million col4ls SeA. Oh ~ Nv
state annually '0r lnsuTa 1Ce oeot' - o.
own wealth and commerce. This is emphat-
icauy OUR coNPAxY -.otten up b. cur BEST
merchants to afford the opportunity for all
to insure without sending tie money Gu; Of
eurown State. The affairs Of the Company
ae managed with economy.
Such Las been our marked success that we
were sbIo after the second year to declare
and paw in cAsuae large dividends as tie OIL
pEgr and LARGEST company il the United
States. The Company feel greatly encour-
aged by the patronage and cooperation they
have received, and solicit continuance OF
the same. The laws OF trade, commerce
selfresPect and seli-intereSt cM1iNe 10 MAKE
this the e, mFaaY for US.
Now deal sirs, Ia view Of all The Await
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THE RIVERSIDE FOR 1869.

sgHIS favorite magazine for the yorngI an
neurces the following as among the no.
ticeable features Of the coming yolume.
!. New Stories, Contributed especially 10 the
"R1vERe1IE' in advance Of their fubca-
ton in Denmark. BY Hans Christian
Andersen. rs
2. A Serial. "White and Red" CT thrilling
adventure and humorous scenes amongst
our Northwest Indians. By Mrs. Weeks,
author Of "Ainslee.'
Stories from Speuscr and Chauccr. By
tie author of the popular stories from
Shakespeare.
4 Parcrs on Invention and Art; how statues
n are made. how teicgraphs are worked. how
boy can make photographs. etc, etc,
Hunting in South Africa Streets OF Con-
stantineple. American Cities, New Or
leans. Baltimore, IAiIade}phia, New York,
Boston, etc, etc.
8 Life on tie Pr4ifio Port Crayon's Young
Nirginans.
: Exquisite Fairy Pictures and PENS
Graceful tales by popular writers.
3 illustrations of the Bible, History, Natural
History, Biography, Curlosities, etc.
Fun and F'rolc in all SORTS Of forms.
The list OF writers fer the "RIvERsnoE' in
clrdes the names Of Jacob Abbott Hans
Christian Andersen, Alice and Phoebe Cary.
Nellie Tystcr, + Rebuilding. Paul II Hayne
Horace t, 7Scudder, Helen Weeks, Eieu1
MouStache, Author Of "Susy's Six Birth,
DAYS" Author OF Seven Little Sisters, etc
4 lW-paqe Froni>Ei,ce and u number q
EIarge IHu>tratioaS in crery nunldcr.
A brilliant ILLUMINATED COVER.
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II 4 r P E r. S
New AIoSTHLY MAGAZINE.
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Tie Best in the " trid.
Ncw Volume January 1s.-
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S HEARTH AND HOME, >

NJ F shall issue on or before jana ~
w ry next, the first number of Ru-
raj ard Family Paper-to be published
thereafter Weekly. and 10 be devoted to
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1t will not be partisan or sectarian.
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THE STATESMAN
) issued every Saturday morning.

is issued every saturday m1Tuln9.
n IS PUBLISHED
vq the Mary land Democratic Association,
Joint-Stock Company Incorporated by the
Legislature OF MARY and, at us last session,
with an auth orizcd Capital of One Hundred
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1t is Democratic in politics, and contains,
besides a variety of Editorial Matter, Re
views, Criticisms, Correspondence, Poetry, 4"
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BOARDING.

vsPSJ c. NILBURN ,fsrmerly''o ST
WI Mary's. has taken the house Ne. 81,
sanoverSt. Bait, between baltimore ST and
lombard sniis prepsredto receive perna-
psnt and transient oeardefs~
Dec. Eth, lS66-t'.
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The Publishers Of Inc Baltimore States
nsn take pleasure in announcing that in
their forthcoming issue Of December 18th,
shey will begin the publication OF trans
latInn Of Splelha gen 5 new Navel.
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION !:

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clubbing with other magazines, special pre-
miuns. etc etc. viii be sent promptly on
application to the Publishers.
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FRIEDRICH SPIELHAGEN,
! he Greatest of Living Novel
lists.

Translated from the German expressly for
THE BALTIMORE STATESMAN
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H1-NLHEP AND ANVIL,

which IS now appearing as serial in Ger
many. The publication viii be continued
from week 10 week until the work IS COM
peteG
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Torew subscriters renting their sub
scriptions for the year 1869, The States
10 AZ, viii be maied free OF charge from the
beginning of this Romance Until the list OF
JANUARY. 1859
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Nov 2e, 1868.
IT, Builders
and
Others.

THE attention Of Builders and Others are
] respectfully called to the following
STOCK OF LUMBER, &C., &c.
oSO m No Heart Cypress Shingles
ccO at reduced prices.
" No Heart and Sap Cypress
IcO nges-at reduced prices.
* No, / feet Headed w Pine Pal
~ ings.
Sn Mol 4! feet Headed W Pine Pal
~ ings.
100 " feet &C., "A W Pine Feaei0s-ls
* feet Sd Hemlock Fencing-1G feet
10 feet IA White Pine Selects.
* feet A White Pin. Picks.
I>S feet GA and s-4 W Pine Pam
l. - Commons and Selects.
ogether with large stock Of
White and Yellow Pine Timber,
Joist and Scantling,
Walnut. Ash, Cherry, Maple,
Birch. Hickory,
Oak. Poplar,
&C., &C., &c.
pSy~ Persons from the country would DO
we'll to call and examine our stock before
purchasing elsewhere.
ID. +. THOMAS & CO.,
NJ. 56 L. Falls Avenue,
Baltimore, Nd.
Feb 6, 196s--tf.
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VA ri
ncnia and Potash.
WARRANTED FREE FROM ApULTxRATIsS
Packed ia Bags Of 200 lbs each,
Has raised good crons of Wheat. Corn Oats.
Potatoes, Grass. Gotten, Tobacco and Negc-
tables Of all kinds Farmers tromid do ,rei
10 inquire Of The ntdrcSt dealer an Fertilizers a,
10 he results Obtained tom Tie use Of Comb
piete Manure. The growing crops of Wheat,
At this Time, freely attest lis virtues
RECOMMENDED ny
Booth & Garrett. Chemists ,a' hilada.
Williams g. Moss, Chemists, PhIada.
c Elton Buck, Chemist. New York
And by all wLo have used it up TO this time
We have numerous testimonials to the ei-
feet that it is an invaluable terlizer aid ,.e
recommend It highly as top dresser !, o,
Wheat and Grass.
DIXON. SHARPLESS j. co.
SOLE AGENTS,
SO South Water and 40 South Warves,
PHlLApEI.PHIA.
For Sale by VIM REI NOLDS,
- South Street,
BALTIMORE. MD,
or JOHN CKOOkSHANKS
ST INIGoE's MD
April 2, ls08-!y.
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l. an d A 8 . n C

.ruE undersigned have formed 4 limited CO
partnership, As agents Ter the sac hh1
rrrcfose If Real Estate. Persons LAYING
FAKNS for sale. or who wish 10 purchase,
Mi % Wei, to communicate With either Of
the undersigned.
tJOuN II. MlLCURN, Jr..
Great Mills.
81 Mary 5 CO Md.
r ? n0LLlSfER,
MontroSe.
Susquohanna CO.. IA.
- IS, ls6s-!f.
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For SHERIFF..

FOR SHERIFF..
JAMES R. ALVEY is announced as
candidate for Sheriff in 1863 and viii re-
se,ve for that position the enthusiastic SUP
port OF the fSof
No7 ii, 1887.
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FOR SHERIFF.

Thankful TO nyfriend sfor thel ber a. vote
! received 4 the late election, announce
myslf as 4 candidate fer Sheriff in 1869 and
resp ctfully solicit their suTPor' and II al OF
.ublic generally 8 Z ABELL.
Nvli 1871.
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TERMS FOR 1862

per annum,
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BOARD Of DIRECTORS.
a- Risks Of Every Description taken in
the CITY or Country. Al Lowest Rates.

Ed,card Leo Spalding. Solicitor for the
Connected .Muha! Li's Insurance Company
This is purely mutual Company, the as
sets of W hich amount to S2l 900 900 which
have been acquired by az economical man
agement OF twenty-five years. The surplus
assets Of the Company amount to S6.obi,-
967. One half the premium can be PAID by
cote. Refers to Judge Il Ford, Jos II hey,
Edward Abell, VIM F Greenwich, / Al
Raley and all who have had any business
with the Company.
Oct 5, lS6S-0m.