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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-09-05
From New York.

NEW YORK, Sept at hast evening :
meeting at Cooper Institute speeches were
made by Haveney Oswcd Ottcndorl, Judge
Piercpont, Judge Emott, Congressman. Roos;,
cvclt and others. Resolutions were introduced
and read by Joseph II. Choatc, and M exccu-
tive committee of seventy, composed Of proml-
mem, citizens. irrespective oiparty, was appoint
ed to demand IN exhibition Of the city accounts
recover whatever sums have been irauduIently
distracted and urge leg slatlon at Albany.
\ Rome letter says the Pope expresses thc;
wish that his SUCCESSOR be chosen by universal
suffrage without regard to age or sex. VIM. II.
Seward WAS recently i'll Rome.
The St. Petersburg correspondent OF the
Herald saws ratacazy, the Russian Minister at
Washington has not been recalled, but will
remain at his post until the termination Of the
Russian Prince Alexis visitwhcn he will tender
M rc.;""aIiun
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CCIOOL BOOKS AND SCHOOL. REQU J.
y SITES FGRTIIE FALL AND WINTER
OElS7I-59. Az FRENCHS. 90 KING ST
IN. S..l,. li.,l. 81, ihn i o. ,li..

- SITES FOR THE FALL. AND WINTER
IS7I-53. AT FRENCH'S. 90 KING ST.
Depository Of the School Books for the Public
SrhnnIs ul' Virginia.
y full stock Of all the books authorized by. the
State Board on hand and for sale 1T State prices.
FrcnrIl'S Educational Bulletin for the Fall
term of Isl containing = complete list al all
school Books published. with price name Of
publisher and much other valuable Information
relating I" schools and srhnpl requisites, l. now
rr:lv, and will h" sent ire" I" any address on
application.
it is concrdrd THAT No. - Kins street. j. the
hcaduarirr- for everything i'll the way Of Book!
or School Furniture required i'll public or PR
waite srlIunl>.
Sprcial rates to Principals Of Academies and
1'"aclIrr.. Send for price list.
nm ROW making large additions l" my stock
Of BLANK BOOKS, Journals L"dgrr>, day;
Books anal Cash B""k>--Cap, Crown Dr,nl and
Mrdiun-all styles Of binding, y large assort-
mc.t of the Minor Blank Books. down /" the
smallest Pas Bo"l constantly on hand.
Sew lot of Sheriff. Buok> just made; three
lies; he best book Of iII" kind in III" Stat.
Record and Composition Books, ii! Size.
.ipcrial attention gwen 10 tn" manufacture al
Blank Work for Banks and Courts, County and
Circuit Prices guaranteed (" CIV" satisfaction
\ full line Of FLAT TAPER for PRINTING!;
and Note Heads, Bill Heads. Bill Paper, L"%"I
Can. FooIscap, Letter, Note and Billet; all
prizes. The cheapest paper in III" market.
\ huhd.r,l thousand ENVELOPES ut mamu-
.lrturrr> prices.
different STYLES Til" two new styles, ''OrlcntM
and .'OilrrrI and Accepted. arc of thev"ry best
paper Mailcd to any part Of the country on re-
rrrt of :Iu,. The National Initial BY mail, Zoe
per box: French Paper l5c; Rose Tint &c.
Copying Presses and Books, Drawing Papers,
Whamans Drawing Paper in r"l!s, DraTyln1s
Poke. Books of al sizes and grades, Bnnkcrs
Cases. English, French and American Writing
and Conying Ink the best in the world; fifty
different sty 10. "f Steel Pens; Fine Col! Pens,
all sizes; Paper Weights, Bill Files; Rulers,
Portfolios, Desks. Backgammon Boards, Chess
Br,rIs and Men. and a thousand and one other
article, usually found in iirst-clasS book store
NEW BOOKS. MAGAZINES" r REV lENS
received daily. , :,
New lnt--5 qurcs Of paper for 2lc: Mnilc'i I"
any part of the country on receipt ~ nnctS.
SEP GEO. +. FRENCH.
WELL GOODS By THE YARD.
Black, Green, Blue and Lcad-coorcd BerSg";
Blue Lavender Green and Black Twist Silk
These goods are Of choice shades and beautiful
qualities Also Black Figured Bobinct and
Black Grape Ncils-s"ln" very SUPERIOR
.rp2 ROBT. l.. WOOD.
- CENTS. IS CENTS
CORSETS! CORSETS Just received 'iur-
Their supply Of those cheap Corscts All NUM-
bcrS both white and c0lnrcd, ut ioc Il par AL
:" . "n I'''" " ''' u "''' C. G.. BERRY.
DREAKFAST BACON, Leaf Lard, should
- or Bacon and Side. received to-day and Tor
sal" s%n I"I by &c. MILHURN.
AIDES. HOOP SKIRTS.
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LOCAL NEWS.

CorSTY CoURT-Jndge K. H. Cocker1Nc
ydino-CoNTINUATToN OF YESTERDAY S
pporrED1NGs.-W E. Carter collector Of JEFF
{,rson township and Horato Ball, collector of
srInrton township. renewed their respective
bonds ,, ~ ~ :,
mr. the county.
In the matter of V p Corbctt's application
.,r q road, the landowners were required to be
summoned TO show cause why it should not be
opened
am township was required to show cause why
h., should not be removed.
The Alexandria and Fredericksburg Railway
romnapy VS.. heirs of A. Ellicott and B. De-
,ard and Eugenia A. Brewis; report Of COM
rnssiSucrs returned. confirmed, and damages
In the matter of the application of Richard
Llovd and ten others for road the same
vas established as county road.
Barley Triplett & Co. VS.. Bowden' admx
IN Chancery; cause argued and the Court
look time to consider Court adjourned till
court in course.
FRUIT GROWERS CONVENTIONAL delega-
;5n from the Potomac Fruit Growers, Associa-
lion will leave here tomorrow for Richmond to
,itcnd the Joint convention Of the American
Pathological and Virginia Horticultural and
romological Societies. to be held IN that city,
IN the eth, 7th, and Sth inst. .,
The delegates are: William Saunders, OF the
AGRICULTURAL Department, chairman, and +,
A. Folsom, secretary: together with j: IL.
Gray, c. Gilingham, J. II. King John Saul,
Il Amidon, D, DARBY, Thomas Taylor, ID. ..
Nuuson, J. B. Clagett, Ira Hopkins, D. 5.
,'urtiss, j. B. Bryan, Edward Daniels, ). f.
Inodgrass, ). +. f. Chamberlain, Il. NJ. r.
King, and W. H. Lipscomb. .
This promises to be the largest exhibition
of fruits ever held within the United States.
Delegates, with specimens Of fruits. are ex-
pected from thirty different States to compete
l,r liberal premium list.
\ car containing fruit will come through
from California. and several FROM the nearer
West
The American Pathological Society has been
IN existence twenty three years The meeting
in Richmond will be the first ever held at the
South.
p,.I.lc SCHOOLS. There was L great rush
for permits at |" o clock to-day, the Sapcrinten-
dent office being filled by Il promiscuouS
crowd of all colorS lp to |! p. m. l3h per-
mits had been granted for Washington School:
- for Gusts; 81 for Lee; 100 tor Peabody:
l.. for Suowden colorrd,j and IS tor Halo
well, ,toorell From reports made ut the
office this morning. We learn that Gusts School,
has Il pupils in the Isl grade, :? IN the "a,
aud II; in the Sd: and Snowden, (colored male
t; in the LIST. L.; in the I'd. and 1 in the I'd.
These figures will be largely increased to-
MORROW.
The SENATORIAL. DlsrRi,r.-The following
was the vote Of this Senatorial district 1T the
lust Gubernatorial election:
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Summer Clothing.

Great inducemcnt; in Summer Clothing are
now being offered by :. BLnHDHEIM corner
King and Fairfax streets, he being determined I"
close out hi stock without regard 10 cost. His
stock Of Gents Furnishing Goods is nlway&
large, and satisfaction is guaranteed to all VIII"
may favor him Will their patronage. aug II
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DO RDIN SCHO DOL.

Miss f. c. ADAM will receive pupils on
Tuesday, September 18th.
For girls, twelve years of age, the expenses OF
the entire year will be $50; over that age $500
for board. tuition, Including Music and Ian
guagcs) washing, fuel &c. No day scholars re-
ccivcd Some reduction for several scholars
from the same family or nrghborho"d. Address
Miss ELIZA G. ADAM, Alexandria, Virginia.
aug 12-lm
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SIT. MARY'S ACADEMY.
- North Fairfax street.

Alexandria, Virginia.
Conducted by the SISTERS OF HOLY
CROSS. will reopen Monday, 9TH Of September.
The course of instruction is most thorough in
English the Languages, Music, DC.
Board and tuition per annum $500. Music,
Languages, Drawing and Painting form extra
charges. For full particulars, address
aug l8-lm Sitter NJ. LEOCADIA, superior.
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ALEXANDRIA GRAYs. AT 4 regular meet
ing of the Alexandria Trays held last night, a
letter was read from the Adjutant General of
the State giving instructions concerning the
filling of blank bonds for the Springfield rifles
and accoutrements to be furnished them at an
early day, and designating the Company as
Go. II 9Th regiment, t;th brigade, I'd division,
Virginia Militia Thirty-four members agreed
to uniform themselves at once at cost Of So
apiece.
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EsatchcIGr.S Hair ~ ~ .p

Bachelors Hair Dc:-ly Ms p r,;p.Tn
Hair Dye i the hr&f in tn" n"''" i" Tn J;
Harmless, Reliable and ln*lrm!anr'" w. r,n',Io "'S-
appointment. y" IiiIr,tlou. Tinl<, ''''!!''i H.,
ani ODER The genuine W. \: Halrhcl"r'> ~
Dye produces IMMEDIATELY splendid
Black or Natural Brown D",'s not Stain The
Skin. but leaves the Hair Clean, Soft and Hrau-
tituI The only Safe and Perfect Dye Sold by
all Druggists. Factory, Ii Bond st: New York,
New York. ian 3l-ruly
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TuE New Lone BRlDGE-Thc Washing

Tx New Lone BRlDGE--Thc Washing
ton Star Of yesterday says, the first span of
the superstructure on the new piers Of the
Long Bridge has Just been successfully con-
structed on the north side of the Virginia
shore chanuc connecting the abutment wall
with the first pier 1t will not be long before
the remaining spans will be erected over this
channel. The section to be laid first, is for the
carriage way, which to 20 feet wide. The rail-
road section will be laid afterwards and is to
be- H. feet wide
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SREGIIL .1UTlCES.
Still Onward and Ipward.-Thc e

traordnary incrra-. that has taken place in the
sale Of Ho<tcttcr'S Stomach Bittcrs during tie
past year, is another proof that IN intelligent
people, although they may try all things hold
fast only to that which is good. NO amount OF
putery can lift inferior articles to the position oi
standard spcciicS To use the words of Tom
Paine, they may go up like roc kct, but are
sure TO come down ANONYMOUSLY like its cXtIli-
gushcd stick. Hundreds Of such nnstrums have
gone up and come down since the introduction
of Hostetters Stomach Bittcrs, nearly the fifth
OF Il century ago. Yet it still remains the SUI
prcinc tonic OF the aye. 1t has not, and mover
has hntl rival in cra,'y CT popularity, and
now stands at the head "l all proprietary RENE
dies manufactured on this side If the Atlantic
In every civilized community "n this continent,
or in South America, it is the accepted remedy
for dyspepsia, bilious complaints, constipation,
general debility. ncryosls weakness and many
other unpleasant ~ dangerous maadcs n
medicine sn widely cxtondrdis. of course, piratcd
and initiated by dealers without conscience or
integrity.
Therefore. let every man and woman Wh" dc'
signs to purchase the genuine llostcttcrS Atom'
ach Bittcrs, see t" il that they have what they
Day for, and not the results of MI infamous I'm,
posture Look carefully ut label, stamp and
name blown in the glass and do not forget that
the tla,e Filters is sold in bottles only. sc4-colw
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sus!sicu H1Hn3is.

PoRrlASD. Me. Sept. j.--John -. Poor,
died very suddenly this morning OF heart Ill
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CTAE SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
- SANDY SPRING

Montgomery County, Maryland. =,
Tho fifth annual session of this School Will
commence on the first of October next.
Terms: Two hundred and twenty-five dollars
(S225) for the school year The Languages, Mu'
sic and Drawing, extra.
For Circulars apply 10 ROBT: II. MILLER,
or 10 CAROLINE Fl. MILLER, Principal
Sandy Spring ?. o., Md.
Sandy Snriur Nd aug 22-eO}W
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WYNN. II. GREENWELL'S SCHOOL FOR
MISS POWELL,S SELECT SCHOOL For

M lUU Y q IADIES.
The next session of this School will begin on
Wednesday, September 10Th. 1871 Circulars
can be obtained Mt French's Bookstore, or after
the 18th of September, on application to Miss
Powell ut her residence corner of Washington
and Duke streets aug 2S-eulm
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MISS MARK will receive her pupils on
teachers will be en- ployed to meet the wants OF
the School. Terms rs usual for instruction IN
English. Music and Languages at Professors
charges. Particulars given upon application to
the Principal, at PA King street. between Co.
lumbus and Alfred aug 24-eolm
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lei Vino Catalina. @

lei Vino CatmIina.-Thc announcement
that has been so generally hcradcd throughout
tho country that an American company has again
commenced importing this celebrated VINE
Tonic is matter Of no small Importance, ana
will be hailed with joy by all those seeking q
pure and invigoratinG tonic; also those %ho
need pure, pleasant and refreshing Stimulant
will find in the Fl Vino Catalina, or Brown, $
Catalina Wine Tonic, what they want. 1T VIII
be remembered that importAtionS were made IN
1861; Of this noted brand, but in consequence OF
the high duty then demanded by this govern
mrnt the enterprise ceased I" the rcgrcl OF
thousands who had learned its value. 1t * the
oldest tonic in the world, and doubtless the most
invigorating, the purcst ard best and II linpnr,
tati6n continues Ut the rates now started, 1t VIII
take it, place in every family in this rs we'll rs
in the old countries. IT. merits Will make 1t Il
household article and We hope that every on"
who has ever used any BittcrS or common patent
tonic will ut least try one bottle Of the Catalina,
and then decide for themselves whether they
will use this Tonic, prepared from the pure
Juice the Catalina grape with CallSayH ana
the spices Of Crylhn. or 4 hittcrS mad" ct COM
mon whiSkry and bitter field herbs. Tins i an
invaluable preparation for weakness ard drhiii-
ty. il relieves morning langu"r and gives fresh
ness and appetite, not followed hyan unpleasant
reaction.
it cures Dyspepsia, Indigestion, C">tircn"sS,
Bilious Dc:anccmcnts, Cramp Collie, tlatu-
lcncc Diarrhma, Dyscnt"ry Nausea, y "lnlt'1g'
Morning Sickness, ChiIls and Favcrs, llca:achc,
Nervous Irritabiiity. Amrma, Heart Disease,
Diseases of the Kidneys a.rI Bladder, Discusses
of the skim and all Eruptiom$, other ca">ra ny
other diseases or inpuriiy Of the hlond. As Il
Tonic in Consumption, it has no SUPERIOR Of
which thousands believe themselves 10 have
been cured by its use. We do not claim TINT It
will cure Consumption, but We are sur" that 1t
will prevent it il taken freely i'll time
AvErY & DAVIDSON, (irocrrS and Liquor
Merchants, :,2i King street, AcNandria. W.,
\ GENTS for Alexandria and The counties; j. NJ.
! C0yRAD * Co., 10 Light street, Baltimore, Ald.,
c67,;ql Agents for tic T.. 5; Oilrr of ih% Conn
nanv Is :. Toward street, Baltimore, Md.
IN
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-09-05

FIRST WARD RADICALS THE Radicals Of
the First Ward have becu summoned to meet
to night at the coored school house on Pitt
street near the Bridge Pump. 1t is understood
that Geo. l.. Seaton Of the First Ward, the
colored member Of the last Legislature, from
this city, will probably be candidate for the
nomination of his party for reelection.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-09-05

BEIATED OILERS William Smith aud
John Swallow, and little son of the former
left here last night in boat to sill for sturgeon
but not returning at the usual hour their fami-
lies aud friends became alarmed for their safe
ty. They came hack, however, about seven
o clock this morning having been delayed by
losing their net
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MALE ACADEMY,

DAPPAHANNOCK MALE ACADEMY,
IL Washington, Va.
The session of this Academy commences on
the 10Th of September and closes on the 10Th OF
June, 1872.
Students vii! be prepared for the University
Of Virginia and other Colleges, or for the bust
ness pursuits Of life.
Terms: Tuition $50; one half payable in adj
vance, and the rcmaindcron the 1st Of February
The whole cost of board and tuition will not on
coed $3.50 Tor the session Of nine months.
For further information apply for circulars to
Mr. ,Jno G.. Lane, or To Mr.. NJ. Miller, Wash
ngton. Va, or to the Principal, care Col. e. K.
BarlsCluln, Richmond, Va.
C. II. BARkSDALE. 4. NJ,
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EUEC.fTIO.NHL.

l. FOR GIRLS, on the 10Th of September, at
N" is south Fairfax street. Pupils will be care
fully instructed Apply nj No. l6 south Fairfax
street sep 2-t2Oth
WIN II. GREENWELL'S SCHOOL FOR
w BOYS.
The duties Of this School will he resumed on
Monday, September 4th, at the Friendship En-
zine House on Alfred steect, between King and
Prince The course embraces the Senior, Inter-
mediate and Junior studies Bookkeeping will
also be taught, if desired, to advanced pupils
Bills payable by the quarter in advance For
the charges "i tuition, &c.,apply Mt NJ" A. Duke
street, corner Water, or 1T the school room.
MO DS-.IM
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| Sll 5 & III SIT. Es / = ] =

The Subscribers arc no~ III receipt OF. and viii
have per steamers, railroad ahd express. their
usual full supply OF
SCHOOL BOOKS AND SCHOOL HlAil -
ERI.
They are prepared to supply mN"$i 81 The t""NS
used in the Public Schools ut the contract price.
tn the State Board OF Education.
They havrn priced Catalogue ii al School
Books now published, ami will forward Il copy
by mail free OF postage. /" ANY address
Books and Stationery any and all k'nda are
sold by them ut publishers an'l manufacturers
lowest prices.
The usual discount 10 country merchants and
school teachers. Cash order, solicited.
Blank Books OF all sizes. AIS" they havr iL"'n
manufactured toany required pattern 81 the best
mntcrials and at the lowest price,.
Foolscap, Letter and Ertc Papers IN Grrn. Va
riety, ut unusually low prices.
New STYLES Initial Boxes, III reduced prIr"%.
This article is speciality. and they can furnish
it to order to suit nll tastes, and of any required
pattern Mailed fro" on receipt Of their I'ii
prices. ,
Extra super Commercial No;c, the I"sl in tit"
market for the money Fiv" q,i:cs Cor - cents.
Mailed on rcccip; al ;'Dc
Constantly receiving new Books. Juvenile AMI
Toy Books in great variety. a Lowest price.
Card photographs Fr,nra and rh"i"gra'h
Albums always on hand.
a large supply Of Envelopes im -tocl; "i all
sizes, white and buff, at manufacturers list price,.
Their facilities for ordering Books ana , atl"ll-
cry are such a t. enable them 10 supply any
thing in their line at :hor notice. and without
additional cost.
We respectfully solicit The custom "f "'Ir
friends and 1rllow-ctiZcns.
i. Il W. j. ENTWlSLE.
Book sellers and Stati"nrr>.
sep 4-I1: l02 King street
NOTICE~All persons are hereby notified
" that no Shjnr hunting or otherwise tres
passing upon the Creek Marsh and farms OF
Mrs. Ann NJ Johnston and myself will b" per-
mitted and all such persons will be- strictly
dealt with according L. law. | AIN fully au-
thoriZrd by the McsSr: Johnston I" give tins
notice. BENZ. ii. CDCk EftLL
-.
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On Neutrality-suspicious. for Young Men on
great social evils and abuses, which interfere
With marriage, and ruin the happiness OF thotls-
ands-with sure means tf rclict for tho errinG
and unfortunate, diseased and dcblllt1cd. lent
in sealed letter envelopes, free Of charge.
Address. HOWARD ASSOCIATION. No.
south Ninth street, philadelphia, PA.
Philadelphia, Pa. sep 2-d&tw:in
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MISS HUNTER will reopen school on
WI September 2jth, nj l2' Cameron Street.
aug 23-lm
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NO 81 lLDE Rs
=, = n,,esA1.S FOR E,sECTING Bull
FUIls.S On THE MARK Ell S<sa AXE
I'm ANDKIA. Va.

! will be received by the unlrr,ignr''
ir"II ,.rI KDAY, September 1871, At thr""
"hl I "a - for ishing material and per
r,"GH ; "' 'rh required in the erection e.
i"rHng ti"' We Court Ilnller, Offices, &c; &"..
Market ll"TT,", ', act of the City CouAGl
a'thorZ Ca ny ai' ISL and in ncfg'f
plans and specified, zen al the t1pN,1N..,A
ON and after Monday -. ,,,.nri a'n1l aNS
by the Commissioners az mr., ,O\AOb-~
the award made s"oI, serve AO &c SuS
The Commissioners rtll mr.--~ .SSsys ~
ANY or all bids, lit be- dr> i ,lSN,.atIng from the
the city to do indulginy in perncious
No proposal will be- ontrrta must, before contemplat
son who j. not known I" be- \
The proposals must be made ,,rr
blanks t. be- obtained nj the '1A"H
and they should be enclosed in Nj and BODY are the
ope. endorsed 'Proposals for tn, promote connubal
buildings on the M"rkst S4HRSrTr' these tho journey
Secretary Of Commissioners of Sink. view, the mind
HUGH LATHAM, May, and filed with
GEO. r. SHINN. Prest. {. happiness OF
ROBERT :. ASIIBY, Audit"r
W. D. CORSE Treasurer. ID
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

A regular annual meeting Of the Stockholders
of the ALEXANDRIA and WASHlN GTON
RAILROAD COMPANY will be held on
MONDAY, the ~ Of October next. nj the office
of the company corner of St. Asaph and King
streets, in the city of Alexandria, W.. at T.
q clock IN. WALTER LEMON,
aug 30-wiw Secretary.
4 LARGE SUPPLY OF MASON'S SELF
n SEALING JARS; also the "Ciem,' the
"uTnion'' and the ''Everlas.ng lars, for "alr II
the lowest prices ut
ENTWISIE'S CHINA STORE,
l51 King street.
Also It cheap let Of GLASS IA Rs At only
81. 80 per dozen. aug
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SUSkEN SCHOONER RAIsED.-The schoon-
er Yellow jacket, which was sunk in deep wa
ter some days ago between the ship yards was
raised this morning
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aug 2'l-t'l
g)UBLIC NOTICE.


This is to notify my friends and the public
tr,urr;,Ilv thnt ! nm now prepared 10 furnish
Them With STOVES OF ALL DESCRlf-
TONS having made arrangements with the
manufacturers which will enable me to sell II;
rates H. low H. the same articles cnn be oftalnrh
in the Northern cities My stock is large. Ny
cyncricncr of 80 years in the business, with my
personal attention, ! think entities mo tocalIn
of the public Il liberal patronage" MY an IN ana
object ls as it has always been, to deal lattllll-
~ with ALL and give full value for their money;
] would rrG,ic,t of all in want of II COOklNu
STOVE to call and examine my cooking stov:
and prices before purchasing elsewhere aIs"
call attention to
'''' ''''' BIBBS HEATER,
For heating :, rooms, the best Fireplace Heater,
| think, TILT j. madr. Warranted in every cas-"
to act well. My stock of stoves ana tlnwaro J. 10"
varied to mention, but would invite all IN want
t" call and examine for , ihsmSGv9 Gprupa
aug H,--,f 4 King ST., Aexandr1a, Va.
C,TEUERNAGEL5 NEW RESTAURANT.
- Mr. GEO. STEUERNAGEL
Has opened his
NEW RESTAURANT, NO. 81 PRINCE ST,
Between Water and Union sts.,)
Where he will be pleased I" see ali ms lr"hh"
and the public generally.
lie has, in addition 10 the Usual variety 81
LIQUORS, a full supply of WINES imported
direct from Europe
LAGER and PIillIA DELfh1H AIR =:
draft aug 3-h
CTITCHING AND ALL KINDS OF SEW
= ING neatly and expcdtiOusly done ut me
HOWE MACHINE SALES ROOM, No. lu'
Kiur street. opposite the Marshall House,
''"7 j. kARR. General Agent;
G.x, Pennsylvania avenue, Washington, u. T.,
"a and los KIM Street, Alexandria, Va
+ = FLEMING. Agent Alrxa. sepl-tt
QUAKER CITY DRESS SHIRTS are high
" " recommended for lit, finish, style AMI du-
r,Hili,v. Those in want of Shirt that will give
satisfaction in every particular should lnakeiher
purchases at GREEN'S NOTION HOUSE,
son II King street.