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ENGINES, MACHINERY, ETo,

~~E> PENN STEAM ENGINE AND
x%sE5bYslga BOILER WORKS-NEAFIT h LEW
SHsssss1gss A4s.L8 PkAUFIGAL AND THEORGTIOAI
sS-g9stT ey9T 5ss.fs ENGINEERS hACHINTSTS, BOII,ER
MAhtkS, BLACKS hiTHS, and FOUNDERS, having
I9r many years been IN successful operation been or
GiusVey engaged in building and repairing Marina ANA
River Engines high and owpressuro Iron Boilers Water
ranks iropeors, etc. etc. respectfully offer their ser
wees TO t9e public being fully prepared contract for
engines OF all Sizes Marine River and Stationary wins
sets of patterns different sizes are prepared IN aIa
orders with quick despatch Every description of pattern
sure Fine tubular and Cylinder Boilers of the best Penn
syivana Charcoal Iron Forgngs all sizes and inJs
Iron and Brass Castings of all descriptions Roll T,,j
above business "i'h enS
Drawings and specifications for all work done AZ the
establishment free of charge, and work guaranteed S
The subscribers have ample wharf room for renoi-,
OF boats, whero they lie perfect safety and ara r
Vded with shears blocks falls etc. for raising hsavv
or light weights. -H 40A"
JACOB O. NEAFIF
- JOHN =. LEVY
sly BEACH and PALMER Straat.
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THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY, OFFICE
Il No 800 OHESNUT Street. forwards Parcels, rack
ages Merchandise Bank Notes and Specie etner Dy ne
20 al the principal towns and cities in the United Sstss
E COLEMAN
SupsEintsndsnt
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RAILROAD LINES.
PHILADELPHIA, GERMANTuWN, AND MOI
EISTOWN RAILROAD.
TIME TABTF
FOR GERMANTOWN.

TIME TABLE.
~ FOR GERMANTOWN
leave Philadelphia at g, Z, s. 9O5, TO- II, ~ A. NJ,
I BIZ 8ir, 4, 455, 5U5 81 G, 81, T. 8 8, 1O H. ~
J.. NJ
Leave Germantown at 6. Z, ~, s. 500, o. TO- H. 70
A. NJ, 2 3, a., b, b., Is, G1, T. S, 9, 10. If p NJ
Inc NEO down train aud 3ii and 5it up trains will
not stop on the Germantown Branch.
r..,,,.,,, on SUNDAYS.
Leave Philadelphia at 9'l5 A. NJ, 2 IO5 Z, ana 10 a
Leave Germantown at SID A, NJ, 1, B. G, and 4
T. NJ.
CHESNJT HILL RAILROAD.
Leave Philadelphia at 6, s. 10, 70 A. NJ, g BIZ 81
3, y, ana II p VI.
Leave ChcSnut Hill at 30, s. $40, 119O A. NJ, lIO
3lu, 5HO, GHO $40, aud 1910 +. NJ.
on SUNDAYS.
Leave lhladclpha al s'l5 A. NJ, and p. VI.
leave thesnut HUI at $50 a. NJ, l24O, 80, aul
"'Z5 J.. VI. .,.,, ------
tCH CONSCIOUSNESS AND NOIBlSTOWN.
Leave lMade phia at 6, ~, Q, and 11D A. NJ, r.
!" ~, o. -, 81, SO5, lOW5 and ills j. NJ
Leave NorrsjoWn az $40, GE, J. "a, % and II a.
NJ, ~, 3, ~. GIi, $, ana o. L. VI.
Inc al a. VI. TRAIN trum NOulstOwn Will not stop
al MogeeS, Potts Landing, Domino, or SCmr's
HMc.
IHe I. Nj. train rom Philadelphia will stop only
at Nthuo- lane, MaAa' u's, auI tonshohOchen.
on 81 NDAIS.
Leave Philadelphia at A, NJ, 2lE, 4, ana ~
r. NJ
Leave NurlsloWn at A. NJ, ], 81, and =. VI.
---
~ FOE MANA1 NIX.
LcNt a''lpma aI d, ~ 7'anl llNl A. NJ,
l-5' "' az, Z" h'e, Oh, SNa, lON3, amt llL T. VI.
lGa' -l'A'. aIh u. bl'' D. 20 .lV, 9J4 amt liz
,t S,nn,r l,,, ,Ij ti,,,a VIII '''p 'H5
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RUNTING DURBOROW Il CO., AUCTION
- EFRS, Nos. g33 and 23i MARKET Street corner Of
Bank street. Successors to John B. Myers q 20.
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AUO ZION SALES.
M THOMAS e SONS NOS. 18g AND 141
1Nls S. FOURTH STREET.
sALE On REAL EsTATE. Anrnst n.

SALE OF REAL ESTATE, August Il,
Atl O'clock noon at the Exchange, will include
NEW THREESrORG BRICK DWELLINGS, Nos.
1916 1913 1920 1922 aud 1924 Christian Have an the
modern COnvenienCes Will he sold separately
THREE STORY BRICK STORE AND DWELLING,
No. Sl3l Market street Good business stand
GENTEEL THREESTORY BRICK DWELLING
Norris street, northwest OF Almond street.
GENTEhL THREESTORY BRICK DWELLING,
No. 22Ol Pine street. Immediate possession.
STOCKS, LOANS, ETC.
leo shares Empire Transportation COMPANY
$1,000 Union Pacific Railway bonds.
S5NO Ilttsburg City per cent bonds.
$1,000 Philadelphia and Erie Railroad 7s
Pew No az st. Marks Church s1ggt
100 shares Spruce and Pine Street Railway 90
Catalogues ready
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SALE OF BOOTS, SHOES, BROGANS. ETC.
On Tuesday Morning.
August II, at 10 O'Clock, on tour months credit S1I5
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NORTH PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
~ For BETHLEHEM DOYLESTOWN
MAuCH CHUNK, EAST@N, WILIIAMSPCsRT
WlLKESBARRE, MAHANOY CITY, MOUNT
SahHIE ,It PIITSTON, TUNKHANNOCK, AND
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LARGE SALE or BRITISH, FRENCH, GERMAN.
AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
,, On Thursday Morning,
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RAILROAD LINES.

u EADING RAILROAD.-GREAT TRUNK LINE
~ FROM PHILADELPHlA TO THE INTERIOR
OF PENNSYLVANIA, THE SCHUNLKIIL SUS-
QlEHANNA, CUMBERLAND, AND WYOMING
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LARGE SALE OF CARPETINGS, OIL CLOTHS,
ETC. ETC.
On Friday Morning,
august ~, at II o'clock, four months credit 9))
pieces inErUln Venetian, list, hemp cOtf4re. and rag
carpetugs, oil cloths, etc 1914 5fN
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G. D. .McCLEES d CO., AUCTIONEERs.
-" No 500 MARKET Street.
SALE OF 1900 CASES BOOTS, SHOES BROGANS,
ETC, ETC.
,, g., On Thursday Morning,
goods. '7 " % ~ A'''o vi 'lS ''''us
n B-Sae every Monday and Thursday s1sst
THOMAS BIRCH IL son, AUCTIONEERs
-, ~ AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS No III1
ollLSNHI Street rear entrance No lO7 SAMSON street
p B. sc o. T. JR
ICSOOTTS ART GALLERY, No IOlO OuFSNTrji
Street, Philadelphia
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-10-15
NEWS or TIE DAY
40 ,ho,o The rery age and body Of the Times.

40 sho,g the Gerry age and body Of the Times.
The driver of an express wagon In Indiana
polls the other day refused to take some OF the
wounded from the Fair grounds to the city un-
less he were paid for it at an exorbltant rate.
The number OF his wagon was published IN the
papers, and the citizens found they had no
further occasion for the services or that driver.
He changed the number, but this did not con-
ceal his identity He painted his wagon another
color, but the Indignation and scorn OF the PEG
pie still follow him, and he will probably re-
move 10 Chicago.
A letter from 4 tobacco planter In Prince
Georges county, Nd, to the Baltimore Sun,
refers to late statements that the fears OF a
short crop of tobacco had been much diminish
ed by the recent rains and growing weather,
and says 81 have only to remark that not one
planter in five has any tobacco standing, and
that but mere remnant, lit having mostly
been cut and housed My opinion is, from
what have seen AMI heard, that not more
than halt I cr1p can b9 made, If so much.
Business wa generally suspended at Louis
vile yesterday Il is estimated that q hun
dred thusaud people were on the streets.
Huuse'op., giud )G2 and every point where
5setv4,iou could De had were G.ed with
ope witnessing the grand trade process ~,
,hlch was pronounced by ali to exceed anything
o the kind ever attempted in this couutry.
The procession IS full nine miles long, and took
three hours in passing any given poiut.
Dr. {. Ii. T. Peters, of Litchfield Observa'
tory, Ulmitoa College, discovered another as,
tero,d on the evening of the 9 b instant, this
bciag the ulnth dlscogered by him, and making
the whole number known l09
The numbey OF United States soldiers buried
in the federal cemeteries in Virginia, exclud-
inI those inferred az Arlington, aggregate 90,
lGl. o! these l01o3 are in the ce meterles
near Richmond and Manchester.
TIE expenses Of the French Bishops at Que
bee, in going to and returning from the
EcumeDical Council, are 10 be paid, by order
OF Napoleon, from the French Evchcquer.
Several buildings on Baltimore street, in
Baltimore, near Eutaw street, were burned
Yesterday. Heavy loss in goods and other pro-
pcr!y-some $3j, 900. The fire supposed to be
the work of an incendiary.
Adviccs from Buenos Ayres say that Lopez
has not left Paraguay, as has been reported,
but is still in the field with 5000 men and
twenty guns.
William A. Richardson, Assistant Secretary
of the Treasury, urges the acceptance OF his
raSignati0n. lately rendered
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Foreign News.

Yesterday there were three large public
meetings held in Paris. No disturbances oc.
cured. A meeting OF the Deputies OF the
Lett, called by Jules Simon, took place We'd
ucsday nigh Only seven members were pre-
sent. The Ministers have gone to CompeiGne
to attend council summoned by the Emperor.
The committee appointed by the Spanish
Cortcs to inquire into the conduct OF Republi-
can deputies in the present instruction recon-
mend tina. vote Of censurc be passed against
them.
The Empress Eugcao wa received at Con:
stantinoplc ~ the Sultan with imposing and
magnificent ceremonies. The waters OF the
Bcsphorus were crowded with boats gaily dec
Grated and lis wharyes were crowded with
spectators.
News mas been received from Central Asia
that the Ameer of Bokhara has petitioned for
assistance from Russia against Sheere Ali, OF
Caboo, and that he has sent tribute to the
Gar, and his eldest son has gone to St. Peters
burg to secure the succession to the Caliphate
through the protection Of Russia.
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MORE RECOMMENDATIONS, &c., &c.-Tl

MORE RECOMMENDATIONS, &C., &c.-Thc
Richmond Dispatch of yesterday says;
"On Tuesday last a prominent lirglnlan,
We always nave some prominent Flreinlan
Il. uIing upon these occasons-but as there are
uow a days great many prominent" or
would be prominent Virginians, We would
called upon the President and Gen. Sherman,
aud found them both willing to converse about.
aud much interested in, Virginia politics. The
Senatorship being mentioned, Gen. Grant said
he had no desire to Interfere in any way with
the election, but thought several OF the most
prominent gentlemen named would be accepta
ole to Congress. The name OF Gen. Williams
vas particularly mentioned, and the President
remarked that he thought the election OF Gen.
Williams would be satisfactory to everybody,
aud paid q high tribute 10 the character OF
that gentleman. he seemed to regard him as
;he leading candidate for Senatorial honors.
Our informant states that Gen. Sherman
'ho Is, hy he way, an Intimate friend OF Gen.
Nlham-- Why this suggestion Is pertinent
10 the "RecoIs ruction' subject l-expresses
iU'selt as cJnid Ut that Virginia will soon be
rustofed, As she ought to be, 10 all her right,
tud privileges rs member OF the Union -
Other prominent officials expressed tue same
iniOn, AID seemed To regard the opposition
/ the Radical minority as IN no way tormlja
e."
To this il nay be aided that many prom
meat" Radicals think and say that Gen. Sher
mau and the other prominent officials arc
entirely mistaken. Everything is prominent
excep.-wel! let it pass
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DEAD AND REEL ECTi
ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY

Having greater facilities than ever before,
am now prepared to furnish, BOOTS and
SHOES. of the best material ard workmanship
NJ greatly reduced prices.
Have now on hand and am constantly re-
ceiving full supply of BOOTS and SHOES
for Ladies, Misses, Children and Infants also.
Men, Youths and Boys, suitable Tor city or
country wear.
A call is all that is asked, when you will be
fully convinced Of tho truth.
HATS HATS HATS
Have Just received a large supply OF the latest
STYLES oi HATS, and will hereafter keep on
hand good as ,ortment. at prices 10 suit
LEATHER AND SHUE-FINDlNGS.
In addition to my large and well selected
stock Of Boots, Shoes and Hats, l have added
a mo ass rtment of LEATHER and SHOE
FINDINGS. comprising everything found IN
4. tr.t class Leather and Shoe Finding estao-
lshment French and American Cali skins OF
The best quality such rs the JsdGt Merciec,
Levens, dupont and other widely known brands
always on hand.
Grea. inducements offered to Country mer-
chats Goods sold by the package or case
All work warranted TO give entite satis'ac-
ton.
Country merchants about to lay in their stock
for the fall and winter would do we'll to give
mo IA call before purchasing elsewhere,
will sell goods at lower prices and better
articles than any other house in the State.
j. KAUFMAN'S Emporium,
Cor. King and Royal s!s:
sen H4-3m Alexsndris. Va.
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Judge Chapman is still holding Circuit court
in fredericksburg We heard lawyer who
sad the Judge had decided everything against
him so l-r this term, but his decisions were
right, and he had never seen more patient or
harder working Judge on the bench, --Fred.
N,les
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ALEXANDRIA, VA.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10.

RAILROAD MATTERS. Gen, Candy address
oil letter to Gov. Walker explanatory OF his
order about the railroad proxies, which has ex-
cited, lately, considerable comment In this
letter the commanding General states that the
order referred to must be interpreted as post
pouipg any railroad election whatever, or any
change in the presidency of the railroads until
after the State shall have been fully admitted
into the Union. 1t is understood, says the
Richmond Dispatch, that this letter was
prompted by telegram from Washington, as
it embodies the ideas OF Gen. Sherman upon
the subject.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-10-15

Though the Radicals have prevailed in Penn
sylvania and Ohio, the small majorities they
have obtained, must show them that their
''tenure Of office" is an uncertain one.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-10-15

Adyices from Mazatan to October 4.h haye
been received Everything indicates that
revolution in Sinaloa was imminent. Troops
had been stationed along the southern frontier
of the State. The Government was buying up
and manufacturing ammunition in large guam
tries
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MARRIED.

On Monday, the 18th instant. in Washington
city, D. G. b7 Rev. Father Walter, At st Pat
rick's Church, PHlLIP f. BASHFORD to
Miss ANNIE MARKkY, al o: FrcdercEs-
burg, Va.
On the 18th instant, by Rev. Melzi Chancci
Tor, Mr.. ABSALOM q. CHEW Ming, OF Spo. -
sylvsnis. to Miss MEDURA A, Gaughtcr OF
Martin V. Spicer, of Fredericksburg.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-10-15

WAsHIyGTON ITEMS. The Law Department
Of the Columbian College, in Washington, has
this year q large number Of students,
The machinists in the Bureau OF Println2
and Engraving have entered suit in the Su-
nremc ;ourt OF the District for the twenty per
cent. withheld from their wages; writ was
yesterday served on Secretary Boutwell,:
Work in every part Of the navy yard is again
quite brisk, and it is expected that thirty ad
ditional ship carpenters will be employed next
week to aid in fitting out the vessels which
have been ordered to sea.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-10-15

DANGERS OF DISSECTION. DE- l.: B. Rose,
who made a post mortem examination of the
body of McNeelus, killed by Bullock, ,punctur,
ed q finger on each hand with needle whilst
so engaged. The fingers soon thereafter be-
came infamed aud swollen, and the pain IN
tense. Indeed at one time serious apprehen
sions we're experienced by the friends of DR.;
Rose. We are glad to learn that the critical
period has passed, and the anxiety relieved
Eoulko died with lock jaw, after having lnger-
cd some ten days-FfelerickSbWg Hera(d
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-10-15

The causes of decay in American commerce
are now being investigated in New York by
the Congressional committee appointed for the
purpose. Among other recommendations they
are expected to make, is one in favor Of the re-
peal OF the Jaw forbidding the retransfer Of YES
sells placed under foreign flags during the war
by American ship owners, and the re enactment
o! the law requiring at least thrce-fourths OF
the crow Of an American vessel to be Americans.
Col. W. P. Maulsby made speech OF well
come to the President at the Frederick lMd.
Agricultural Fair, yesterday, in which he SAID:
Each and all of US claim you as our Presl-
dent. Differences of political opinion and
feeling are stiIled whilst We pay our homage of
respect and reverence to you, the only one rep
resentative of the sovereignty OF our Constitu-
ton" This is going it''-with ''curl y
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

Gov. Walker made an address yesterday on
the Fair Grounds at Danvile, in the political
portion of which he said he felt nothing but
pity for the opposition party in the late canvass,
who were led by 4 set OF cormorants and carpet
baggers who had nothing at stake but their
own selfish interests. lie reioicel that the
question settled the fact that Virginia was here
after TO be ruled on the principles OF right anl
justice, and civil and political equality; W hat
she now needs is plenty of hones, industrious
ard intelligent laborers, no matter from what
source they come He appealed to the young
men of Virginia not to iorsake the State, and
not to forsake the plow and fly to the large
cities of the North, w'.ort vcc and demorallza
ton awaited them. Mr.. Rye, State Treasurer,
followed in q speech in the same spirit as that
of the Governor.
The Virginia Conference Of the Southern
Methodist church will convene IN Richmond on
the 10th of November. Preparations are be-
ing made to accommodate large number Of
the clergy and lay delegates. Bishop Dogg EFT
| will preside, and among the distinguished min
listers who will probably be present are Rev.
DR.. Munsey, of Baltimore; Rev DR., Bedford,
| and Rev. DR.. Early,
At the Fer al Stanton, yesterday, TWO
thousand dollars in premiums were awarded,
Charles NJ. Stief, of Baltimore, received the
first award Tor pianos A. p, Pouth of Nlr-
ginia, for the best useful invention; and Bepja,
| min Smith coored, for the best specimen oil
| barrels. William Todd was thrown from his
horse and killed The fair closed with pra",
too by ledes in archery. - .our"ainrLt, anu
masked ball.
Among the guests at the Exchange Hotel in
Richmond, yesterday, were Col. Ro. NJ. Doug
las, son OF Stephen A. Douglas. and late pri-
vate secretary of President Grant, also Gen.
Ro. Williams, Assistant Adjutant General U.
S. A. and recently spoken of in connection
With the Office OF United States Senator from
Virginia,
The wages OF the trackmen on the Orange and
Alexandra railroad, having been recently re
duced, the men employed on the division be-
tween Lovugston and Charlottesville struck
on Monday refusing to work at the reduced
price. Tue company are supplying their places
with others.
Frank Spain, who stabbed George Morrison,
an agent Of Robinsoas circus, in Richmond,
last week. has been sent 90 10 answer an IN
dic,ment Tor felony, Oh bali Of $500. IL ap
reared from the evidence that Morrison had
been the aggreSsoT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-10-15

The President has received telegram from
Gen. VIM. W, Belknap, tho new Secretary Of
War, accepting the position, and announcing
that he would BIO on TO enter upon the discharge
Of his duties ia the course OF two weeks.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-10-15

DISTURBANCES IN PHILADELPHTA.-Dnrng
the session of The return judges yesterday ii
writ of Injunction was attempted to be served
by sherltf's offer to prevent ;he uniting OF
be votes The officer was resisted, hi otic al.
position not being announced, and HI vas ct
from the room lie had obtained Admission
under pretense OF beng u return ludse. IL
came back with a posse nnd followed by n mob.
rroSe open the doors, and served The WIT
He then ordered thr arrest OF sundry ;ers ~
IN the room, whom he charged w.ch rcsI,un!
lin. Ole, The reporter ct the As 'c'aiGd
Press-Mr. Corb,, vas DRAGGED from the
president desk whore he bad been qui
witness OF the atf 1T, and vas beaten by the
police and locked up. lie was discharged IN .
esv minutes He demanded a hearing, whic
ras refused, there being no one 10 make acharEe'
There was great excitement III Chesnul street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-10-15

DRIED FeUiT Heavy SHIPMENT -" t
have authority fo' stating, that during the
month of September last, there were 9Jl0oo,
hounds ofdried fruit shipped from High Point
station on the North Carolina rairoad; ana
there are yet between one thousand and fifteen
hundred barrels now held in that town for
shipment after the prices a1vauch which ,
expected. - Ro|siqh Standard.
IA large amount of Dried Fruit will be
shinpcd from this State this fall and winter
but there ought TO be much greater quantity.
Our farmers should turn their attention more
than they now DO to this business.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-10-15

Wild Pigeons are now IN great numbers in
Al'egauy county, Md, and the sportsmen are
baggipg them By hu"ar"d.
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B5El d..

In Richmond city, at tho residence # his
son, Dr. George Ross, Colonel WI LA b.
ROSS formerly OF Culpeper county, Va
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-10-15

The Wilmington IN. C.l Journal says that
the troubles u relation 20 the State bonds Sprlnt
not from wish torepudiate them, tut from
"the corruption attending their issue aud sale.
1t ADDS tina, the people OF the Safe ,.i. &c al
in their power to pay their hottest GcbJs, tur
that there must be retire. chment and re!orw,
or the bonds Of North Caroiaa VII never III.
prove, and the payment Of the interest wi! b.
made only by the ute. ruin CT the people
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-10-15

Ths"Old Commouw~e, II, at Harrsorl u-r g,
Rockingham county, an excellent paper, has
commenced its fifth year.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-10-15

The Washington correspondent Of the Bal,l
more Sun says: "Geu. CaHuy mas complete
his investigation of the alleged election frauds
In Virginia and it is stated that his report viii
show that the accusation Of fraud Is altogether
uptouuded "
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-10-15

The subscriber has now on hand and can az
ford TO sell AT prices to suit the times one OF the
largest and best assorted stocks Of Ladies,
Gentlemen's, Misses and ChilIren's Boots and
shoes, of fine and coarse work. ever before Of
tered for sale in this market. HIS long expe.
rieuce in the trade has enabled him to procure
stock manufactured from the best material
and in the most durable and stylish manner.
and on the most favorable terms, and with such
advantages he can afford to sell az cheap as the
cheapest His stock comprises in part
MONS Hoo~T Kip Boots, euitable for far III era
Mems Heavy Calf Boots.
Mems Calf Stitched Scotch Bottom Boots.
Mems Calf Stitch Riding Boots.
Gentlemen's Emo Dress Boots.
Boys Fine Dress Boots.
Boys Calf and Kip Shoes and Boots.
Ladies Fine Lasting Boots Of every descrip-
ton.
Ladies Calf Xii, Goat and Morocco Boots.
Misses
Children's Boots and Shoes Of every style and
description.
a large stock of heavy goods suitable for tho
country trade to which he invites the attention
Of country merchants and farmers.
sep l0-3m w. b. WADDEY.