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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-25

Hc-i .ess: ~, ( Z S'iifs Of 4 VXTUA OLE
n0IiSE hND LOT ON THE EASI fsH
S1DE Or WATER 81, BETWEEN ~
OiIkE AND WOLFE.-By virtue OF deo,
81 trnst iron: James Z. Crump and WIFE, aa.ei
tbe 10Th doy OF October, 1867, and 81 recort
s"oonpst the land records of Alexandra couI'
NV The nHdersiened, Trustee, Will sell. oy pihp,
~ snctior, in 'front.' of the Mayor ONCE III 5i,s
ctv of Alcyendria, on SAL U KDH tn9 /,
If Aupas,. 1860, st II IN, lie LII W un" nnto
On the es.t side Of Water, between, ,wan
o an WoIfs streets, fronting on Water 81, t"em
tv,fvn feet and one Kindred feet In ae ep
Ernyed by cat and commodious ipi nv H.,
'WFIIIEti. containing ten rooms '"'''' VIZ
| roeidGncc Of James 7. Crump T.,
'TERHS--Ono-ffth of the purchase lhonD' IN ~
NO nsiJ in es.h; tho residue IN three oqah. To-
staaens Al e. u snd 10 months ,Sa dsIerrsd
s,h meet from the day OF sale toe aeie,
10 be secured by the notes Oh the IS
ppi'ssn- and satisfactorily endorsed ana in.
t,nst ~ on the premises tho purcnsser y, " the
.atte bindings and assign the pony ,ho est
T Ttp stamps and conveyance 1 Al s
nj the purchaser Trustee.
JypTh.1c above sale has been postp one 30 unt''
%STIrpUAY. August 18th. aug $50
oA .l.,,Jbe above csle has been p2stpohe' uns
q, .TuRDAY, the I'd day OF octo9er nen nt
,phan il will take place at the same nSS' nm
| Mace.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-25

RUNAWAY. The two horses attached to the
wagon belonging to a Mr.. Buckley, living near
Centreville, in Fairfax county, while standing
on the lower end Of King street, yesterday
evening, became frightened, and ran away, and
were not stopped until they reached Jones
Point, by which time one of the horses was
severely II not permanently injured.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-25

New DANCING PLAcE.-A party composed
Of persons from Washington and this city
spent several hours night or two age, IN dane
ing upon the railroad platform at the junction
Of the St. Asaph street with the Henry street
track Of the Washington AMI Alexandra Rail
road
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-25
UyELLER Il HATCHER'S
~ D.Aa...

WHEELER Il HATCHER'S
w Patented Process for
MANUFACTURING SUGARS AND sly
RUPS FROM SORGHUM CANE
W f. BEASLEY, Sole A gent for N Carolina.
Posto1fice, eensboro', N. q.
Mr.. ROBERT SOUTTER having purchased
tho right for Granville county, invites applics
tons from farmers for individual rights to
'',o1J ~ 49," nure sorghum
eed al + his RF0GE nfdSha farm, heHr Townesvile at
p'' ROBERT SOUTTER,
Kiitrolls Springs.
:, ST .aye also at tho same farm excel ent
Seed Wheat, ready for delivery, At - 81 PEI
| busheb'o any farmer in the Soeth VINO Will
send bag and money with the orders. =, 90
en HO-l.i II, =.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-25

PRorRACrED MEETING. The protracted
meeting which FOR the last week has been in
progress at the Methodist Episcopal Church,
aud which will be continued every night during
mex. week, is creating considerable religious IN
terest, and attracts large attendance. Several
peuitents have already appeared at the altar,
and the prospects of successful termination OF
the meeting are most cheering.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-25

Too LATE A letter was received this morn
iog by the Mayor, Informing him that il Ida
Fisher, coored woman, who was admitted to
the Aims House some time since, was sent to
the house of the writer, she would be provided
with home. The letter came too late, for
the woman written for died two months ago.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-25
Gold.

New YORK, Sept. 2j.--The gold board has
adjourned until 10 o'clock Monday morning.
A committee of three.was appointed to wait
upon General BultertieId, the Assistant United
States Trca-urcr, and request him to postpone
the sales of gold TO some future day. No gold
Transactions to day will be recognized by the
board
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-25
MAYORS OFFICE,

MAYORS OFFICE,
NI ALEXANDRIA, Va, Sep. -, 1863
In compliance with orders from Colonel 81
Lee, Military Commissioner 10Th Division of
places for the sale of Intoxicating liquors VIII
be closed from o'clock of the morning of
September 18th until eight of the evening of
the same day and during that time the sale OF
Intoxicating liquors at or near any polling
rlacc is prohibited The police officers OF the
Corporation ana those specially appointed Tor
siblo for the strict enforcement OF this order,
and will promptly arrest all persons who may
violate the same. ,,.,,.,..,
SEN 233t VIM. y. BERKELEY, Mayor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-25
CIRU u Il a Il .

The undersigned have started an enterprise
in which tho public are deeply interested. 1t
is to supply want Of our people in an artini 10
that enters into general consumption. we
propose q saving OF 80 per cont at least tn those
who purchase it, 1t is known that y large pro-
portion of the Wooden goods now manufactured
are shoddy We are manufacturing nj Buck
land, Prince William co, Va, Il GEN UlN
article of wooden fabrics To suit all conditions
and classes of wearerS
We do not, and we mean not TO- Work Shol-
DIV but we shall continue Ia make the GEN =
me ARTICLE in all it: varieties, which we
offer to sell at far lower rates than the goods
our people are accustomed To buy, when the
material and wear of tho two fabrics are taken
into account. We are warranted by the JIdg-
ment pronounced on our goods 10y manulac-
turers and merchants, In saying that wo are
singular in the class Oi fabrics we are now max
ing, and meeting n desire NJ the public for gen.
nine roods An old and experienced merchant
has compared our goods with th"fe IN inc
Northern markets, and informs us that the
largest cloth dealers there acknowicgcd tthey
had no such goods in store The following OK
tract from a letter received 10y us from lead
inc commission house in Baltimore" present 3
the point of the case and shows our people
where their true interest hos
eve have examined the samples You ont US
ora sNd tham highly crcditahle indeed Your
Goods are too good for our market "hu wl'i '.'
10 annreciated by the trade mere. mere Is ~
much shoddy and at tho sNihc ui'v I'D 49,,
how in the Eastern goods that an out ana "u'
honest thing like yours don't stand "iHif eh"ho'
| of success" o,,..
| III YOU once Introduce your goods among
your poopic they will never h"y any ot"SpS &
Encouraged by the'o opinions We poP, ~ ~
r,al,o ,hn cyperimeat, 10: hg appealing t. th'
Southern people to encourage nome msnGiS =
| tnras OrpauiZad botie. might De moved ~
s :uf appesis. but individuals consult their in
terests End will buy whore thoy can get tn
most for their money. 1t y to TINS ihoN ,.,s
goods and soc if that trial does not verify IN
Judgment above pronounced on them. ,>,
Our general travelling agent is Mr.; ADnl
SON TURNER, who viii nave all orders liie
that are given Nm On IN , NTGN 10
| dress JNC ID II I ~ 1Vt ~ " ,l,r,
| Bucklsnd, Prince William county, w tnrv
miles rom Gainesville Station, q a. q
| Il. K. ScP =, g. ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-25
COMMISSIONER SALE OF VALUA-
" ABLE FAIRFAX LANDRY virtue OF

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
" ABLE FAIRFAX LANDRY virtue OF
decree of the Circuit Court of Fairfax county.
rendered al its Juno term, 1867, in the cause Of
j. W. FAIR vs.. j. Il. Roeside, tho undersigned,
Commissioner. will sell, at public auction, on
MONDAY, November 1st, 1862 Circuit Court
day, in front of the Court House of said county,
TWO VALUABLE TRACTS OF LAND. the
property of j. Il. Reesde, one lying half milo
northeast of Dranesville. on Warden old road,
adjoining Jones' Reid and Carper, and contain.
ing 1881 acres, being we'll wooded and watered
and with good and now fencing, and has on its
GOOD HOUSE, containing four rooms. and a
large shed for stable and barn. The other lies
on tho edge of Drancsviile. on the turnpike
opposite Wheat's lot and adjoining Wash
Fairs. and cOntains seven acres
TERMS-One,tenth cash the residue in
three equal instalments at six, twelve and
eighteen months. with interest the deferred
payments to be secured by the bonds of the
purchaser, and retention of the title till the last
payment is made, and the cash payment to be
forfeited, and the land resold on failure Of the
purchaser to comply with the terms of sale.
nj. DULANY BALL,
FairEX 20, sep 2i-lawts Com. Of Sale.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-25

ORprRED TO ALEXANDRIA, BY General
Orders No. loo, Capt j. }. Hof, United
States Amy, who shaving reported to military
headquarters, in compliance with paragraph S,
Special Orders No. 224, will proceed to Alex
andria, Va, and relieve Brevet Lieut. Col. s.
7. LIE, Captain IT, S. army as Military Com
missioner. Rich. State JouruH.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-25

WYMAN.-Wyman, the veotriloauist and
juggler, now in Georgetown, will fill an en-
gagement Of three nights in this city, commen-
CHG on the 7th proSimo.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-25

SrocK SALE.-Alexaudria corporation stock
was sold BY auction in front Of the Mayors
Office to day at 5Si, and North Carolina State
bond was sold at the same time at 40.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-25

MINOR ITEMS. The weather has been alter
nately cloudy aud clear to day, with the wind
from the southeast.
The steamer Guiding Star, to have been sold
to day, was bought in at $4,000,
The stock OF cloths, cassimeres, and clsineta
OF Wilmer 4 S.aymaker is one of the largest
aud mos; varied ever brought to this city.
Tue corn crops in this neighborhood will turn
out better than was anticipated
Some dissatisfaction is said to exist in tho
Radical ranks of this county at the action OF
the late County Convention.
More dwelling houses ale wanted 10 this city.
Messrs Hooc, Welderburn 4 CO. are load
ing brig with grain for Liverpool.
A coored man named Wm. Ferguson was
caught by Mr. Thomas Addison. who had been
lying in wait for him Ill night, stealing corn
from the corn field OF Mr.. VIM. Daingertield, a
short distance below this city, about daylight
on Thursday last. He was carried before JUS.
tce Lewis by Deputy Sheriff Kirby, and com.
mjtted to jail at Fairfax Court House.
A horse, supposed to have been stolen from
Fairfax county, was found in this city to day.
A sailor was accidently thrown from o
schooner between Washington and this city
this evening, by the jiting Of the boom, but
was rescued by boat from another vessel.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-25

Boar SUNK. "A large boat loaded with sweet
potatoes, sunk in King street dock early this
morning, but her cargo was saved, and did not
sustain auy damage.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-25
Nv Green a. Wise,

(Anctioneers and Real Estate Agents
DY VIRTUE of II decree of the Circuit Court
ID for Alexandria county. rendered at Novem-
her term. 1867, in the suit of &. Washington vs.
Burnley, Admir-, ct als the undersigned. Com
IF Scntomber 1869 in front OF vt sa.e da a.
Office. in the city Of Alexandria,, n LUt -
GKOUND situated and bounded rs follows
Berinnin, At 3 point SO feet inches north 4'
Madison street, running thence north on An al
lr, Is feet 10 lnchc; VICE parallel to Washing
toJ. ,,rra, - feet inches thence west on ~!
eIloy eoet wide parallel to Madison street ~
fact: thence south on alley feet WIDE ptiaIe'
to[No. Ling,on street 90 feet inchesi and thence
east in y straight line 10 the beginning. LUZ
sail alley. II Iect ~ inches vide, runs from
Madison stree. north There Is large quaint
~ Of STONR on said lot, which will be- sold
TsEMS-One.lourth cash, and tho residue
in three equal instalments, payable NJ ., l. nno
~ r1or.th.' rcspcctvcly, with interest rom the
1ci, Of sqie, for which the bonds Of the pur-
chaser. with security, are to be gwen ana inc
ii,ln retained until the purchase money Is pS'"
al an 2S-N@o,s GEO. w. BRENT, Com'r.
CIV y. Siouteuburgh. AucfiOnecr.
| I|,oM SALE OF PROPEE-
I ~ IN THE CITY OF hLEAAN nlh.
| Vl.-By virtue o! decree of the Circuit Court
nj Alexandrrs county, Va, rendered AZ CL eprS'
| .rv form. 1864 in the suit OF w IN. Il. Church'
ni1inlid, ". }. H. Watkins, ct ais, defendants
| he undersigned. Commissioners therein named
vii sell. on THURSDAY, the l4th day OF DC.
tobcr, ls1a, Mt u o'clock M, in front OF the M,
| MAYORS office, in the city OF hlGzehariS, ny ny
pubic auction the RELIEVING KEA H. h 81 AoE.
\ LOT OF Gk0uND' IA the cry soo 81 81 Feet
s AND 1anH Ha Fsdk 10 ee with frame stable
thereon. adioiaing the lot belonging to William
| Bushby. ,roho.o.moncS
TERMS One t2rth of the purSshsSG;, m ,h ..,
TO be- paid in cash. and the residue ~ .n aa'
e.shte~n months from the day of SALE the bond
bearing ntctes from the day of ssle; to re IN
ken t1r the deferred payments, and the prppee'
tv liable 20 be resold NJ the risk and cost OF "a
nnrchnscr upon failure to comply with n
terms Of salc' and the title to be retained uni
all the purchpse money has been paid Staml
and convcyanciGg TT the cost OF the PnIrsnp T
'''' CHARLES Il. STU All,
FRANCIS l.. SMITH.
o m o,h Commissioner
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-25
Fa;rf,x CO.. sep l8-1awts

I1AJRFAX LAND FOR SALE.-By v!rtae
II of the decreeo of the Circuit C@uf' "t a.r'Hs
comfy. render at November term, re-. III
tho aT;t Of Dnr,.c Kincheloe's heirs ~: paniei
E;ncbrjn,'s ndn'r.. tine undersignel. Commas
sioner tbercin named, will, on MONDA Tue
18Th DIV of October, 1863 that beng Court
dav. in front of tho door of Fairfax w. HOUSE,
sell. TO the highest bidder. the following L'A0
or PARCELS OF LAND: ,,L -,
No. l-Baing part of tho farm on wnlch III :
lotto Daniel Kincheloc resided. containing -
acres. This land lies on Bull run; has An
abundance of wood, and is valuable on account
of its proximity to the railroad. .,o.o
No. 2-Belng 58 acres, allotted TO inc es'".'
OF Daniel Kinchel0e in the diyislSn o. fio -,
toto of Cornelius Kinchcloe, decd ms lo'
lies south Of the Orange, AleXandrm "nG Man Man,
essss Railroad is about one milo from NliinoH
"tst;on and covered with timber. Mr.. ZIP
| Buckley. who lives near those lands VIII sho"
! tbnrn tn norsons DESTROYS TO purchase
TEKMS-Onc.tenth of the purchase money
| IN hand IA a deposit the residue in thrcc equs
;nstalments, payable at six, twelve ana c'g1tce'
| months, with interest from tho day OF sa'o' :
| hc secured by tho bonds of the purchaser, nm
retention of tito until the last payment 10
| stamps and convoyancing to be pad Tor py I"
n.nnibpn en-, THO5. MOORE, Comm r.
Fairfax co. sop 1e-iawIw ,,>, .
TAND NEAR BUEk ~ ~ d itIn Of tho Or.
~. Cnnrt ,f Fairfax CO., rendered at the '"I,'
tarr, 1880 in tho suit of J.G. F!tZ vs.. Joln ~
Zorman. the undersigned. Commissl%9her n"I 1.E
n n said decree viii, MONDAY the iSi u
day Of 1859 t that 9' GSnT QG House Ssy
IL, ro tho h;cbost bidder that TRACT or IA ~ 81
U 1stid kA This land is ah y mi Ie;.6 5s,f
| Burke station, on the .,,n, ~ Nh
Rasoad and vs"sb 1, , nefeqnt th Sf on
pcrsons desiring to purchase are fe1ef pf "a;
r Mr J A. Marshall for description OF "a
lana; t3S-0ne.tenth of the purchase none
. t In naid in hand as deposit; the residue, !
&c a'a a63P! rp sy'G e1 X t%'f
ana e' agaio To lie secured by .he bea1s %! tn
as5 Sr SER and retention Of u" IT'LL mil II
p nt p"Sment is ME STAIN and convey al
in l to be paid by the pnsthaser. coo,n,,r
'"s ~ w '''' NJ. ID. BALL, comm T.
Fair(ax CO., sep lS-laWts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-25
AUCTION SALES.

IONSTABLh'S SALON MONDAY, the
fth day Of October, 1863, at 10 O'Clock a.
III | viii offer for sale, upon the premises
leased by Thomas w. Swami to l.. A. hanson,
situated GA the city road, about i miles from
Alexandra. : tons OF TIMOTHY HAY. more
cr loss together with HOGS, and other srtl-
clcs too rImerous to mention. 10 satisfy the
said Thorss W Swami in the sum OF sfi:-
Rent reserved upon contract and costs OF dis
tress. Terms of sale cash.
sep 2i-td Ii. ONEAL. Constable.
A FIRST CLASS BRE livery PROPERTY
"a FOR SALE.
We shall offer for sale. at public auction, IL
front OF the premises, on TUESDAY, the I'd Of
November, 1869, at O'Clock y. M. the FIRST
CLASS BREW cry. known as Klein's Brewe-
~. situated in West End, about one mile from
the wharf in Alexandra, Va. Tho lot of
ground is $50 feet by 100, moro or less, with
ample buildings and all tho apparatus neces-
sorv for = Firs. Glass Brewery.
Terms of sale made known on the day OF
sale.
The above can be purchased privately until
For further particulars apply to Beck. Knox
Il Kirby, Resl Estate A gents and Auctloneers'
No. Q. King street, Alexandria, Va or to
George Guest. Real Estate Broker. n: T. cor
Ger ST. Paul and Saratoga streets Baltimore
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-25

DISTURBANCE. A disturbance was created
at the Virginia House, at the extreme upper
end Of King street, yesterday, By some OF the
mcu attached to the Circus then here, but the
proprietor Of the hotel settled the difficulty IN
short order.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-25

CIRCUs--A large number Of persons, suppo-
sed by some to be two thcuan witnessed the
performance OF Robitsons Circus company
last plight. The circus shows 10 night at o.
e5auan, anI goes from there to Fredericksburg.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-25

Police REpoRT-MAYoR's OFFICE; The
parties engaged in disturbance in Barnes
Alley, on Thursday light lat, were discharged
upon the payment OF costs.
MAGls7RATEs' OFFICE. Susan Conway,
colored, Tor stealing - from Mrs. Ihoma;
Brown with whom she was liyinT, wa dis
charged upon promising to return the .toI2r
money and to pay the costs.
A man named Blair, from Martlnsburr, whc
has been following Robinson circus about tJI
sometime past, arrested in this ctv last night
for stealing Il watch aud Coa} 'r'm Henry
Marshall. a mem'r IT The ban; fIchcd tc
to that circu,, Vas d.-,iue. ID u..' Il return oil
the stolen articles.
Warren REPORT Might cloudy and tempe
nature moderate. There were 10 disturbances
on the streets 10 arrests by the watch and nc
dodgers at the watch house. There were more
people on the streets than usual
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-25
CITY ITEMS.

Professor NEWMAN will reopen his Dancing
School for tho reception of pupils at the q
Mansion House Assembly Rooms, on FIJI n
day, Oct lst. Gentlemen's Class on Tues L-hl
day and Friday evenings. from TO 10 p. m :;
Class for Young Ladies. Misses and Masters,
on Wednesday and Saturday afternoons, from
2 to 5 2. IN. He returns his thanks for past ia
vols and solcits future patronage from all those
who desire II learn the at of Dane ng For
iGrther particulars apply nj Simon Waterman i
Clothing House, l0) King u.
sep 20--2w j. NEWMAN, Prot Dancing
HAVING Just returned from New \ Jrk where
have selected stock OF Gents and Boys
Clothing and furnishing goods Of the very bes.
to he found in the market, and superior to any
thing in that limo ever before offered To this
community, l would most respectfully solicit
call from my numerous customers and the
public generally, ri MY magnificent place
OF business, III King street
sep Is s. DRALHAM
Mr.. :. B.oNpHEIM has returned from the
North, and can now please thu most tastidious
IN Fall nnd Winter Clo.hing. Corner King
FalrlaT SIS sep It'll
Mks &. l.. SIMPSON No. l25 King street, has
now on hand very elegant assortment of Mil
llnery Goods Of oveTy description and variety
Her Flowers are the most beautiful in the mar
ket, and her Grapes, Lsces and Ribbon are all
well selected. Also, the Neapolitan and Straw
Goods ara very ine. Call aud see them before
purchasing elsewhere. my IA
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-25

,EpyISTRE2S SALE or LAND. NEA L
ii. r. R.-By virtue OF n decd of trust eNecEtcd
TO me by l.. j. Butts and wife for the benefit OF
+. G. Ostrander, dated January lst. 1865, and
duly recorded am ng the land records of Far
fax county, will sell, by pg6llc a"ction NJ
Fairinx Court House, on NoNnAT, oct"b ,;,
OK LAND in tho said deed mentioned, upon
which the said L. d. Butts now resides, lying
do oa1 and Hampshire Railroad, s9ntqinips one ,
hundred acres, more or less, This lana Is n 81
good quality, is well wateTed ga wT%u E i "a
H Bsr6 on Apple GAN and Peach o?chsrds &c: 10y
TRRMS-$tO0 OF the purchase moEseyy VIII be be
required in cash; $3.50 on the ir.t q JaEnaay
next, and tho residue Of the ruFchn.e, money
Give bonds for the deferred payments. to bear
interest from the day of sale, and the title TO De
retained until the last payment Is mae.
i'''''''N o. w. HUNT, 1rus:e9.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-25

G1lY- To CORRESPONDENTS. We have re.
ierred various letters we have received relative
to the new patent stove, mentio ned n few days
ago, Invented by DIR. Williams, to the gentle
man Intere'od in the patent for the same, who
will answer all l...,i,ies
We have referred a '-.tar rceei,od fran q
gentleman in Providence h. l.. relative r. the
various kinds Of game in thi~ section, to a
SPORTSMAN, who will answer his inQu.;,.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-25
NEW CLOTHS.
NEW CASSIME RE-.

M EN CLOlHC.
NEW CASSIMERES.
Just opening very full assortment Of Cloths
and Cassimeres. In Cloths We ha7"
CADET GREY,
BLUE, BROWN, DAHLIA and |
BLACK BROAD CLOTH,
ENGLISH MELTONS |
In Cassimeres the best English Plaids, new
styles Harriss best styles and every variety
Of chesp Casslnoros, Motions and Casslnets -
We also keep a full line Of TAlLOkS TRIM
MINGS. and will furnish suits tim med or
made in any style desired, guaranteeing a tit.
p2i WILMER y SLAYMAkEK.
DJSSOLJTION OF COMPREHENSIVE.
Tho copartuership heretofore existing un-
der the firm name of DELAPLANE " ia
CoBS is this day dlsoIy9i Gy Rn,us CSRNE
Ills JACOBS is authorized to settle tho bus
"'-' p. II. DELAPLANE.
Sept. 18Th 1859. CORNELIUS JACOBS.
sep A-lw*
FRHsH OYSTERS:
OYSTERS, fresh from the Chesapeake bay,
are received daily at tho restaurant OF
GEORGE STEUERNAGEL,
on ROYAL street, next to the City Hotel.
The best of malt and spirituous liquors kept at
the hsr, sep M-lw'
CANDY CANDY, CANDY
| have constantly on hand large lot OF
WRENCH CANDY and Candy of my own
manufacture, and will sell at the lowest price,
Country or'''S S''''''' q. SCHAFER,
-. No g North Fairfax St
..eP ,.,1nE LEAD, English and Re-
( snT9am White Lead Lin seed OIL C9i"[S,
brushes, &c, a largo stock on hahu anu -"
sale lSn at u lowest + Ea' s. GITEADBEATER BRO.
lC1DEE' 60 ..,, f..
10 bbls Sweet Cider in store and l Ws ssls oy
sep BIKE w 10 " La ""',''
MO. BAY MACKEREL, OF superior qu nsie
IN ty, in bbl. md Eiss re zee WdD sh1 IoF '
Sen % 226 King ST.. cor Alfred
IHEDYOSMIA WATER-.A floral essence
| IL of exquisite fragranee-J"s' fe'e''e' "''''
| for sale by D,p, suaJI
sepM WAR; III III, " 49,.
TEROsENE OILS bbls Vests Extra No.
| II Kerosene Oil, 40 degrees fire tost' re-
ceved to. day by pIrRN
| UORKS. of all sizes; Cement for fruit csiis
and lars. Spices Garlic, &C.. for sale oy
sen "a IS. LEADBEATER ~ BRo'
VIRGINIA FULL CLOTHS Black And
Y Drsb-just received by ,r
sen "a WILMER s. SLA YMAk + h.
TRENCH WINDOW GLASS, Putty VaF
X nishes. of all kinds, &C., for sale by
sen "a K. s. LEADBEATER Il BIO.
DURE VINEGAR-Another lot, bbls, pure
| Picking Vinegar, recei"ed this day BY
sep "a .. =: ~ = :, W..
SECONDHAND PIANO FOR SALE.
| A SIn - JOSEPH PAUL,
"A Appl5 80 King St.
TEIIOTROPE WATER-A, popular fra
IL grant perfume-for sale by u1,
-, % WAKEFIELD s. HALL.
; NRESH PEARL GRITS received this day by
T. sep24 d. " "AH0 A'-''