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The New York herald., 1869-05-19
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

CANFIELD-BUTLER.-InB BROOKLYN on Tuesday af.
ternooh Say ls,the by Rev.JOseph Kimball, RICHARD
3. CAssIELD TO EMMA BUTLER, both OF Brooklyn.
HAYLEsEsLATTER.-AtS st. Peters church. Brook
lyn on wednesday, MAY H. by the Rev. J. s. Barnes.
JOHN A. HAYLEs OF New York, to ELIZA, eldest
Crencester ana Cambridge (Enyland) papers
please copy.
HOvEY-JENKINs.-0n Sunday, Nav TO- by the
Rev. Mr Stratt0n, Mr. A. l.. HovEY TO Mrs, SARAH
JENKINS, daughter OF the late Joshua Totten Esq,
all OF New York.
the Rev. r. NJ StrattOn, STEPHEN SroRMs To Miss
MAGGIE ELLSWORTH, all OF this city.
VAN NWINKLE-BRUNEL.-On Sunday, May TO- at
the rectory OF ST. Georges church, py the Rev. w.
Il. Moore, JOSEPH II. VAN WINKLE to Mrs. ALExAN-
DRISE BRUNEI, all Of Hampstead, L. l.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-10-12
LOCAL NEWS.

OrTRAaE.-Miss pooiy, Of Washington
city, beautiful intelligent and interesting
young lady, who, for some time past has been,
teaching school in Prince Georges county,
MARYLAND, about mile from Fort Washing
ton. was net on the road yesterday morning,
while walking from the house of Mrs. Schoaf,
where she boarded, to her school house, BY q
co!ored man, who has vile living Ia this city,
and Knocked down, bIutaly outraged and
rotbed. Her screams attracted the attention
of some gentlemen who were huntIDg In the
vicinity but who, when they reached the spot,
found her in totally unconscious condition,
and her rayishcr gone. A may readily be lm'
sglned, the news Of the outrage spread rapidly
through the neigbborhood, and, Ia short
time, the adjoining country was being secured
by parties IN pursuit OF the villain, and to-
wards nightfall he was caught near the scene
Of his crime, and taken TO Pscataway, where lie Is
now chaiucd to another of his race who had been
previously arrested on suspicion. Oh his guilt
there Is, it is said, not doubt for In his Scutdc
With the unfortunate young adya cotton bandago
was torn from his hand. lett on the groucd, and
found there afterwards by those who examined
the locality On Saturday last be had cut his
hand with a scythe, and having 10 rag cOnva-
nient, he had torn of piece OF the leg of his
drawers, and made tandage OF it, and the
rag fouad corresponds with the piece torn of.
lie Gvci with Mr. Adams, who farms portion
O.. Mrs. SchaaAs lasl, aud vas driving an OK
cart when be met Miss Dooley 10 the road,
which, between the houses of Mrs. Schaad aud
Captain Boas,ey, runs through thick piece OF
woods, and perpetrated his hendish crime, By
irst knocking down his victim, and then drag
gag her into the woods. This is the supposltion,
Tor the young lady has not yet recovered her
Consciousness, and received such injuries that
De- Dyer, the attending physician, is uucer-
tain about her recovery. Her three brothers,
wh1 live in Washington, have been sent tor,
and il is said that the punishment usual in
such eases will b, inflicted upon the the crimi
nal as soon as the necessary arrangements can
Dc efec,ei,
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SGD 16-Sn
A GARD.


WISH TO inform my country friends where
they can get supplied with STOVES this sea-
son. Particular attention is called to the COOK
Stove BARLEY Sheat." 1t evidently does sur
pass any cook stove in the market. Among
the rest may be found the Noble Cook; Excel
lronsides and a number of other smaller pat
terms.
Among my Psrlor Stoves may be found the
Morning Glory, Diamond Heater, improved
for heating three rooms, and a beautiful thing
it is too. ,.c
1t is not necessary to enumerate all the diuer
ent kinds of stoves but invite all in want to
call and will treat them well and give them
the full value Of their money.
1t will be my object to secure patronage oy
constant and personal attention to my establish
men., willing to show by my efforts that the
patronage l ask will rebound to tho advantage
OF those who buy as we'll as of BIN who sells :
and that the citizens of Alexandria and its vi
emily need not go elsewhere to pureh ,se wi at
can be procured in their own city from one OF
their own people ENOCH GRl MES.
sen LETT DC King ST.. Alexandria Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-10-12

by j. a. StOusenbnrgh, AucfiOneer.
GOMMISSSIONERS' SALE OF PROPER
4 TY IN TIE CITY OF ALEXAN DRIA,
VA.--By virtue o. Il decree Of the Circuit Court
AZ AloxandrIe county, Va, rendered at Febru-
Nry term, 1869. in the suit Of VIM. +. Church,
plaintiff, VS.. j. IL. Watkins ct ais , defendants,
the undersigned, Commissioners therein named,
Will sell. on TIL tuesday,, the 18th day of Dc.
tober, 1869, ut ~ o'clock m, in front of the
Mayors Office in the city of Alexandria, by
public auction, the following REAL ESrATt:
A LOT OF GROUND, in the city of Alex
an0ria, Va, iron ing On Peyton street "a feet
and running back 100 ieet, with a frame stable
thereon sdioiDing the let belonging to William
Eushby.
RMS-Oad.t9Gth Of tho purchase money
to bs paid IN cash, and the residue in three
equal instslme2t6 payable ut six, twelve and
ely hteen months from the d@y of sale; the bonds
Of the purchaser, with good personal security,
barring interos. from the day of sale, to 70 Ia
ken for the deferred payments, and the proper
ty liable 20 be resold at the risk aud cost OF the
purchaser upon failure 10 mply with the
terms Of sale and the title to be retained until
MI the purchase N onoy has been psid. Stamps
and coEyeyancing at tho cost Of tho purchaser.
CHARLES L. STUART
FRANCIS L SMITH,
sep 10--e1ts Commissioners.
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The Markets.

settled. Money 5a7 per cent. Exchange, long
9; hort. u! Gold So4 Fivc-twenties, 1867,
coupon ~. Ter -foIties, coupon, 81: Virgins
skies, ex coupon. 50i do. new 63!:. North Car
ojnas, new, as. Flour heavy. Wheat shade
better. Corn quiet, bu: prices firm.
RA.Y MoEs, Oct l?.-Virgnis SKIES, old. 45I
Flour DUN and weak Fancy, Family declined
25c Whcs. dull prime TO choice red l40al50.
Corn firm NJ ll0al2 for white ard l05 for West
e-n. Oats dull at 5ja59 Rye dull at llO4ll6.
Pork quiet 1t s3}. Bacon firm. Lali Quie. a;
IS. Wtiskey 2l$l y.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-10-12

Police REPORT MAYORS OFFICE. "A col
ored man. named Charles Scales Tor disorder!y
conduct at the lst Colored Baptist Church, q.
Sunday night last, on complainto OF Deacon jam -
Webster, c0lorod, who charged him with 2 Gu
sing the pssto of the church with maI"dminls
tration and, also, with interrup.iug the reil
g.ous exercise in the church, WAS nned anc
DISCHARGED
MAGISTRATES OFFICE -Thos Myers, hail
ing rom Accomac county, Va, arres'ed on the
charge Of obtaining money from Mr. D. Il
Wilson on the false pretenso of being tho cap
tam of the schooner Joseph Baxter, arrested on
he terry boat jus, previous to her departure
for Washington, WAS committed 10 lsil FOL
lurther examination.
Application was made by Charles Scales, c.i
ored, tor II wsrrau. or tue arrest o James Wen
ster CO orcd, tho deacon OF tho ST 'o!cred
Baptist Church, o. the charge or perjury.
WATCH KEPcHr.-Nigh. cloudy and cool
There were no disturbances in ally quarter o!
the city, and, consequently, o arrests By the
Watch. Three dodgers w9re accommodated n
the Watch House
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-10-12
STOVES. TINWaRE. &c.
INFORMATION

This is the age Of improvement, and man IS
constantly on the alert awaiting the announce
ment of some new discovery In Art or science,
pec.e. and appropriate to himself the sdTa;i-
tages derived from scientific discovery. &C.
cefdngy ssisnGs has ysdd to tss afsnI
FIRE PLACE HEATER has been presented
public Th v Heater hss IssR the 6s.
most economical Heater in the market. with
one j: will heat ds or labor and
menee ard obtaining uniformity of tempera.
ture not reached by the ordinary methods OF
heating. ..ooL of
COOK, PARLOR and HALL-and to WHICH
call your attention; they will be sold on the
| most reasonable terms. cn1N
| continue to manufacture all articles OF lin
COPPER and SHEET IRON WARE:
Also. ROOFING, SP0UTING, CUTIE q;
ING, &C., done in the best msnner: Speciai
attention given to the repair of Fire Place
Heaters and all other Stoves:
sep22-tf 9. w. cor. King and Pitt SITS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-10-12

SUDDEN DEATH. "A colored woman named
Sarah Chase, living in house near the corner OIL
Aliredaud Wilkes streets, wentto bedlsst nlgHt.
apparently as well as ever, bu: the little ch'd
who slep. With her, on waking this morning
found her Geld and dead. 1t Is supposed she
died from heart disease, and as 10 marks Of
violence were found upon her. aud as there va:
no cause Of suspicion ofioll play, it was deem
ed By the coroner unnecessary 10 hold an 70
quest unon her bOiy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-10-12

QUARTERLY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES or
YESrERpNYS PROCEEDINGS. Com. W. Geo.
Car.0n; same W. samo-ludjctment for resist
Jog officer, dismissed.
Com. -. HUN Suiior-iuiictmon FOR
house breaking-plea not Gullty-iury and yer
dict not guilty.
Com. VS. observation-disclosures for house
breaking jointly with Strider-motiOn ia arrest
Of Judgment argued and sustained, and new
trial grln,ed-jury aud verdict not guilty.
To DAY.-Churchmsn, by next friend, vs..
Griffin -non suit-damages released.
De Forest / Francis rs. Pee l. S'eveos-
SIX Sons and owners justices attachment
costs.
City Council VS.. F. Daw-jus.ces attach
ment dismissed by order Of plaintiff attorney.
d K Corbett-apphcatlO for road; So
rhia f.. Lowe VS.. Robinson and Kelly unaw-
tai detainer; F. f. and W. D. Bishop vs.. Nil
ler-suggestion against a., L. 4 II. h. r. Co.;
CHARLES 5. Taylor vs.. &, a, Nare-appeaI-
rules against plaintiffs to speed these causes
returuabe to the next term.
Henry Brown VS.. Henry Browns aim r G;
al.-rue to revoke administration Jane Dad
s. AUGUSTUS Wall-unlawui detainer--dis-
missed.
j. u. erDlauCN W. iytpu Nu5SCS
ton against o. < \. K. Il. Co.; Schooner
John G. Henry" and owner against James
pickSon-appeal Christopher Hide vs. VIM
Stonuell-appeal; G. M.Castleman, late sher-
riff. Is. Robert W. Flls-rule and garnishee
OF j. A. Euglish's estate; j. F. Holmes vs..
G. W. Hoffman 4 Sous-appeal-rulesa against
plaintiffs to employ counsel.
H. l.. Loving vs. JAS. a Englsh-u uni awful
letainer-Gieath OF defendant suggested aud
continued.
Jas Dougasvs. A. Wall-appeal rule against
defendant to employ counsel.
Taxes charged against the Mechanical Build
inc Association for the years 1867 aud 1868,
and paid By Mrs. Ii. HARDY, were ordered to be
refunded TO her.
A. Butler VS.. George p. D0ugas-appcai-
case in progress when this report closed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-10-12

CINCINNATI, October l2,-La. uighta nun
be- Of ltaiiea- who regard The dey whe, Co,
lumtu- cane in sight Of America as the date Q;
it. discovery, celebrated The event by BAD, s'
which Mrs. Angellae Potesta, az italian lady,
resident Of this city, aged one hundred and one
years, led off in grand march, and afterwards
danced ia ten SITS.
10 night the Italians who date the discovery
from the day Columbus landed will have com
lucrative ball.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-10-12

ELxCrIoE Oh OFFICERS. Alezsndris
Typographical Union. No. So, met or Satur-
day night, st their hail, aud elected the follow
ing officers for the ensuing year President, &.
T Whittirg,on; l.. Il. Thompson, vice presi-
dent; J. l.. Lo7olace. secretary; q. 4 Mar
HE'LL, treasurer. Executive committee, L. H.
Thompson, w s. Hough, q. II. Markell.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-10-12

HEAVY CATTLE FREIGHT. Forty three car
loads of cattle arrived here to day by trains on
the Orange, Alexandria and Manassas Rail
road, of which one stopped here, twenty five
went on to Baltimore, nine TO Philadelphia,
and nine to New York. Fifteen more car loads
Of cattle were expected to reach here this even
ing from Harrisouburg.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-10-12
IUST RECEIVED.
y NEW FALL GOODS.
TRIMMINGS, FANCY GOODS, NOTIONS

&c, &c.
am now receiving and will receive nnr e1-
press and steamer during the Fall and Winter
season rs they appear all the latest Novelties 10
Aotions Fancy Goods Trimmings. &c. and
in fact everything that is usually found II II
first class Fancy Store. The attention Of buyer.
is called TO the splendid assortment of Ladies
Dress and Cloak Trimmings which have Jsst
opened. consisting in part Of frin2es, Glmps.
Piping, Sa ins. silk, Ribbons BUT Jns &c IN
all culors. Pigid Blnck. &c Laces of all kinds;
Hosiery and Hand kerchies % the best make !;
Kid, Silk, Thread, Cotton and Buckskin
Gloves and Gauntlets, all prices. Especia! at
tention is called 10 my stock of Wool. Yam
and Worsted, which not only comp ises the
largest but finest stock ever offered IN this mar
ktt; real and imitation Hair, sn kinds. Cambria
and Lsce Edgi gs and Insertings; Beroee
(irenadine and Tissue all colors, for wells !;
Real and Imitation CIuny, Valencia and Thread
Lace Collars; Linen Collars AMI Cut.; INIT
ting Cottons all kinds of Combs and Brushes
and everything pertaining to the toilet Pock-
ct Books, Purses, Sewing silks, Needles, Scis-
sors. Brsids, Pins &c, and cheap md beaut'
full Jewelry in great variety. Without ans
humbuggery as to where my goods were
bought, ;!.nK with an experience OF 20 years
in this business can buy and sell as cheap, II
not cheaper than many others.
Agent for the celebrated SINGER SEWING
MACHIN ES. Machine Oil Silk, Needles,
&c a. ways on hand. Orders from the country
nromntlv attended to- c.. q. Berry,
oct o 72 King street Alex vs..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-10-12

UNIVERSITY OF NIRGINIA.-A letter from
young Alexandriau now assthe University OF
Virginia, conveys the gratifying Information
that about five hundred students have already
matriculated at that institution, and that TINS
number will be increased By at least one hun
bred more
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-10-12

The MoSBY DUEL.-The lately talked OF
duel bctwle en- Col Mosby and ex-shcrf Boyd,
OF Fau1uier county, is occasioning some inter-
est ct the North, judging from the fact that
the whole correspondence between those parties,
as published 10 the Warrenton Index, has been
te'egraphed from Washington to the New
York Herald, and that correspondent Of that
paper has gone 10 Warrenton to interview
the parties.
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The Pennsylvania Election.

PHILADELPHIA, October l2.-The election
20 tor has progressed quietly. The new regis
trg law being N force, chaengers all not so
frequent, and voting is rapid. The number OF
REGISTERED voters is ten thousand less than last
vnnr so that the pol will be lighter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-10-12

Mr.. WHEAT'S CONCERT Leo Wheat
concert will be giyeu at the Assembly Rooms
10 morrow night. The musical attachments Of
Mr.. Wheat are so we'll known and appreciated
in this city that full house sill DOUBTLESS
greet his appearance.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-10-12
1869.
= SOUTH ROYAL STREET. Id
1 : O 9

1869.
IL SOUTH ROYAL STREET. Ii
Ell. CLARKSON'S
STOVE W REROO 5.
The catalogue for this Fall consists of the toi:
lowing STOVES for cooking: The lRO NSlDE NJ
Farmer, Excelsior COlam6ial o %I, FO1i
Charm. Carroll Cook and Miner also. the
Victor. Umpire and Portable Range. ~,
For Psrlor, Hall, Chamber ard Dining ing k %0in
Stoves, we have the Morning Glory, GEN. = rou u,
quet, Sc; also, full line of Cumberland oal
Stoves, Wood Stoves, Ten Plate Stoves. Laun.
dry Stoves, &c, 81 Of which have given aue .
entire satisfaction for the past four years u at II
is useless for US TO say anything except to war
rant every article to please the purchaser.
Prices to suit the times.
Roofing, Guttering and Spoutlrg done 81
short notice. uo,
A general assortment of TIN WARE, HOL-
Low WARE. SC.
N Z. Ii. CLARKSON,
SGD l6-Srn 13 South Royal street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-10-12
A FIRST, CLASS BRE VERY PROPERTY
IN ~

We shall offer for sale AT pubic suction, in
front of the premises, on TUESDAY, the ID OF
November, 1869, at O'Clock y. NJ. the FIRST
CLASS BREW cry. known "a hoin, Brewo-
ry, situated in West End, about one mile from
the wharf in Alexandria, Va. The lot of
ground is 150 feet By 100, moro or less, with
ample buildings, and all tho apparatus neccs.
sary for First Glass every.
Terms Of sale made known on tho day OF
sale.
Tho above can be purchased privately until
day of sale.
For further particulars apply TO Beck, Knox
4 Kirby, Real Estate \ gems and AuclioDoer5,
No 9 King street, Alexandria Va; or to
George G1sst Real Estate Broker. \. f. cor
ner st. Paul and Saratoga streets, Baltimore.
CON lS-eotp
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-10-12

SUCCESSFUL OpERATIoN.-Mr Trumbu'
from whose neck was extirpated tumol
weighing twelve pounds, on the 22nd rit.
has so far recovered from the effects OF the Sc
we're operation that for more than week pas
he has been walking about the streets OF the
city
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-10-12

SPLENDID PIppINs. "A sample OF plpplns
from the orchard of DR.. G. G. Marsteller, near
Haymarket, Prince William County, Virginia,
hes been sent to this Office. |. weighs fifteen
ounces, aud is said to be only CT the average
si1a
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-10-12

OPERA.-The beautiful opera Of the Bone
uiau Girl will be repeated by the RehingS
troupe at the National Theatre in Washington
to night. Persons from this city who may de
sire to hear it, can leave here on..the p. IN.
train and return at ll:25 p. m.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-10-12

ALEXANDRIA LITERARY ASSOCIATION. -
The postponed meeting Of the Alexandria
Literary Association will be held to morrow
uight, when the election Of officers for the en-
suing term will be held.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-10-12

Waller L. PENN. OF this place, has be- n
appointed Keeper of the Light Boat, at Lower
Cedar Point, on the Potomac Creek. lie has,
therefore, resigned his office as one OF the JUS
sices Of the Peace for this county.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-10-12

LOUISVILLE COMMERCIAL CONVENTION
John W. Burke esq. and Capt. ,. b. Hooe
delegates from this city to the louisville Com
mercial Convention, left here on Sunday last.
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Ry l.reen s. Wise. Auctieneers.

RiE REAL, ESTATt.-Ry virtue ot -
decree of the Circuit Court OF AiexandFia CO,
Va.. rendered At the August torn, teo9, IN the
suit of Martha Lunt against E.z'oo'h Luh'
md otbe-s, the undersi1 ned rs Commissioner
WI cffsr, by public auction, in front of the
Mayors cfico, in the c,ty cf AleNnndrla, 90 y ;
on THURSDAY, the l4th day Of october, leV2
~ u o 81 OK m, the following rsH! estate IN
said city subject t. the lie estate (dower inter
est( therein OF Mrs Msr;hS Chatham, formerly
MxrtLa Lunt, assg ,el t. her by decree IN The
ADO named ceuse to wit
The LOTS OF GROU = D on he west side o.
| Union street, between q leon and Princess SIS,
| in the said civ OF Al,x,niri4, On which Is To-
ratcd the SOAP FACTORY, formerly oc'u
pied by Samuel Lunt, decd. a plat and par
| ticul1r description OF ss,d property will be *
hibi,ed al the time and place OF sale.
i aS.t Ii-2 - F8ANCTS L SMITH, Com
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-10-12

ADMINI5TRATUN5 SALE-Wnl bosold,
"A by public auction, on TU ESDAI the 10Th
instant at the residence of the late Cha5 T. ST..
Johnston, in Fairfax county, HORSES srd
MULES, CATTLE, Hogs, and abou. ltU
bbls Corn, Fodder, Oats, Straw Ryo and Pc
taloes, Wagons, Carte, one Reaper, and Farm
ing Utensils Terms made known at the place
of sale. DENNIS JOHNSTON,
Administrators.
The farm will be rented on the day Of sale
L.; q
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-10-12

HEAkTH ARD HOME is ono oc the best fanll !
weekly papors now published in the United
States. Special inducements are offered to sub
scribols for the yesr 1870
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Fairfax CO.. oct 2
81 X 9 U J. A Il

CIRC A X
The under ignel have started an enterprise
in viii n the public arc deeply Interested. II
il to supply y want OF our people In an article
that enters into general consumption. We
propose a saving OF 20 pr cent at least to those
who purchase II l. is known that 8 large pro.
portion Of the WooIea goods now manufactured
are shoddy. We arc manufacturing At BUCK
land, Prince William CO., Va, GEN YIN d
article of WOODEN fabrics TO suit all conditions
and classes OF We.Ters.
We do BOT and We mean not TO, work Shod-
| dy, but we shall continue g make the GE u
| me ARTICLE in all It varieties. which we
| offer t. sell 1t far lower rates than the goods
| our people are accustomed TO buy. when the
| msterla and wear Of the two fabrics are taken
| into account. We are warranted by the Judg-
ment pro nCuEced ~ our goods by manutac-
1 =, ,rcrs and merchants, in saying that we are
E IN * i & :. sa :5f
u'he 8oOuS cur goods with thosp IN the
has coFnpAr-4 -. aud informs US that the
NoHhefh mGF"e. here scknow leged thai they
had no such goods In St nv us from a lead.
tract from n !,ttr recaIve- Iinore. presents
ing comm s,on house in b.. ~ our nscnls
the point o. tao case and sho,.
where their uu4 iDtefas. lies:
we have mined the samples yoL Seut us
and find them highly ere litabls indeed. !! toui
goods are too 20 d FOR our market, and WI. ~
be appreciated o. the trade here. here Is ~
much shodHy aud ~ the same uMe 30 nluCu
snow in the Eastern gpOis tina. all out and out
honest thing like yours don tstand af.l chance
OF success"
The largest cloth dealer in New York Gays:
al YOU onro Introduce your e. DDS amongst
your peope thy viii never buy any Others"
Encouraged by thee opini ns we propose to
make The e1p-rinent no. oy appealing TO the
southern people u encourage Eouie m 1nutac-
turee Uigaaiz d b. iIe- might be moved by
such Appeals. but ntivIduas consult Their in
terests and viii buy whore they Gao get the
most for their money. /; /. TO this individual
aood. aud soc i; that trial does not verify the
iudgme ut above pronounced on them.
Our genera travelling sg Mt !. Mr.. ADD:
son 1UkNE Who WA nave all oriers filed
that s!e given HIM, on n eh rest notice. Adj
dress JIM. II iON W
auckland, Prince William county, Va three
miles rom Gainesville Station, . a. q n.
* X sen 2i- eolm
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NOR MEN AND BIO Y E

Our largo stock OF Cloths.
Our large stock of Cassimeres.
Our large stock of Heavy Wooden KerSeys'
our large stock of Heavy Lindseys.
Our large stock of Kentucky Jeans -
We have added largely to our stock OF ali
goods required to complete gentleman ward
sobo ami can offer great Inducements in Hand,
kercbie "a. Cravats, Half Hose. Lambs Wool
Shirts, Fine Linen Shirts, Collars; &c. u..,,
We give special attention to heavy 0.O.ns
iu''S 'i'' X. l.. WOOD.
oct11 No. 62 cor. King and Fairfax SITS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-10-12

CRY Council. The regular semi monthly
meetings Of the City Couucl, after TIE summer
recess, will be resumed TO night
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-10-12

CJLIFTON HOUSE. Flo 18th st., ear Penn
y sylvania avenue, Washington, ID G, has
been recent fitted up and opened by DR.. f.H.
HALE, superintendent.
The BAR is supplied with the choicest
WINES snl LIQUORS, and the Dining rooms
with the best selection Of Meats. Fish. Oysters
and Same.
The superintendent will do everything in his
power to give general satisfaction.
WsLhi0ut IN, ID G. oct l2-lm