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~ THE GAZETTE. FRIDAY MORNING. Dickmiwr 5, 1856 ' DEATH OF BLACK WARRIOR. This remarkable wur-borse died in this j city hist week, at the advanced age of twen ty-eh'bt years. He was raised in Tennessee, and branded U. S. D. (United States Dra goons,) on the openingol the wafin Florida, where he served in the swamps, and ever glades to the close of that inglorious cum- ; paign; after which, for several years, he wa9 | u*ed in the chase of wild Indians, horse thieves, borde? ruffians, and at odd spells, of foxes, deer and buffalo, at the various milita ry posts on the prairies west of Arkansas.— Having marched all over the country, and swam all the principal rivers between St. | Augustine, F*, and Mexico, he was iu the j whole of the Mexican war, and to k an ac t .ve part in nine general battles, having been wounded by a muskct-bali at Molinos del Key, and again by apiece of shell at Che pultepec. Peace being i ©stored, Major Mer rill w» unwilling to part with his taithful companion in arras who hud borne him sue cess fully through three wars, from the grade of Second Lieutenant to Brevet Major, or to break him down with more set vice, and so he * brought him North aud placed him ou a “re tired list” for liie, in this city, with full ra tions, where be has b*en cared for at the Mubles of Diabrow the equestrian professor. He was ridden by Kossuth, and also by Pres ident Pierce, on occasion of their triumphal entries; was usually ridden by Gen. Sanford on the 4th of July, and often by Col. Duryes, at the be td of his famous Seventh Regiment. —iY. Y Herald. FEW WORDS. “Butler,” said a traveller, “I am no friend 1 J I J __4 IIL. ai/tnn»t 10 many worue, anu 1 uu nut. me what l have said once; therefore, give heed now to what 1 desire, and see to it with punc tuality and dispatch.” “Very well, sir,” replied the butler. “First bring me a glass of cold water, a glass of rum, some sugar and a t aspoon; w ipe off the table, have a tire made; bring me two lights, pens, ink, paper, peuknife, sealing-wax; inquire tor what time the mail leaves tor-: tell the house servant to ste aft r uiy horse, rub him down, wash his log-, and let me kuow when he is ready to eat; see that the chamber-maid spreads my b< d clean, h i?iug hrst well aired the sheets, provide me a white night-cap, and set a gl iss of fresh water by the bedside; take my b »ots to the house boy, and provide a pairot pantaloons to wear to the stable; let the boy bring u»y boots again to my room this even ing. and wake me up in the morning at 5 o’clock; ask the hostess what I can have for sup: er. and tell her 1 should like a roast Puck or something of the kind; request the bind lord also to come to me, as 1 have some questions 1 should like to ask him.” “Directly, sir,” replied the butler, who went to his muster and said: “Ihe stranger in No. o wishes to speak to you.” THE INDIAN LANGUAGE. The New York Sunday Times furnishes the following interesting statement respecting the language ot the Americau Indians: 1 he great peculiarity of the American or Indian language is the absence ot all logical analysis of ideas, and the synthetic character perva ding them all. The Indian does not sepa rate the component parts of the proposition which he utters. His thoughts rush forth in a troop, for the picture is presented at once and altogether. This synthetic character U apparent in the attempt to express, in ihe simplest manner, the name ot aoythirg. The Alg< >nquin and the Iroquois, tor exam ple, could not say “father*” they must use a mure detinue expression. The noun, the adjective aud prouoifn are blended into one woid. The lndien never kneels; so when Eliot, in making his translation ot the Bi bb*, wished to give the expression of “kneel ing,” the word which he was compelled to use tilled a line, and numbered eleven syllables.” Mr. Herbert, theM. 0. who slew the Dish waiter, Keating, at Washington, last winter, comes passenger in the Illinois,—seeming to he, to his constituents in California,in rather worse odor than when he went there last lull. We see he is alleged to have challenged the editor of the San Francisco Bulletin,—a Mr. King,—because cf certain strictures in that paper. The editor, however, appears to have taken no notice ol it. Certainly there was no meeting. Mr. Herbert, before lea\ 11 g. published a card, dehuing his present position as a-representative, and explaining bis conduct in Washington. lie is very bit ter and declares all the opposition to him as the result of a difference in political senti ments, and a desire on the part of his enemies to crush him out. lr is said Protestantism is gaining ground in France rapidly. The Protestants in lluvie number now 3,000, with a moving popula „ * i un. i Thev have f* ur tcliools. with -4**0 pupilx. Two churches are insufficient, and a third is about bum* erected to accommodate 2.000. Id Marseilles there arc 5 tNH) I'rotestaDt churoh attendants, und in other departments, where a few jears since the Protestant religion was unknown, flourish ing churches are now to he found. The Boston papers, announce the death of the Kev. Ephraim Peabody, D. I>., the min ister of King'* Chapel, in that city, aged forty nine years. This event occurred at h»If-past nine o'clock on the morning of the 28th ult. Though it seems it was not unex pected, it has occasioned a wide-spread sor row in that community, not only his own parishioners, but persons of all denominations uniting in lamenting the decease of so dis tinguished and excellent a minister._ VTTEN HON SPORTSMEN !!—The sub senber respectfully informs the citizens of Alexandria, and the surrounding country, that he nas received his FALL SUPPLY Ob GLi S, of all sizes and qualities, some by Manton and other celtbrated makers. . Also, some very fine SINGLE GUNS lor Boys, which he will dispose of at prices to ill ease. Powder Flasks, Shot Belts and Pouches, Game Bags, \c. Eley's, Cox's. Walker's, and other Gaps Colt's Repeaters, Allen's Revolvers and Sngle Pistols, with a lull assortment ol all arti cles in my Hue to fit out the sportsman. Gui.s stocked and repaired in the best manner ami on ail reasonabe terms. All work war ranted JOHN FORNSH1L, 4 sep in—fim Royal street, rear the Market. wTEV AND BEAUTIFUL DISCOVERY > AT besnetts fortrmt gjlle KY No. t>9, Kt»g'*trtei, Jktmdn* —Great im provement in the Ambrotypes, or Pictures o« class, plain or in colors, surpassing in beauty, durability, artistic effect, and Lie like expres sion, ary style of PORTRAITS ever before drawn by pencil or light. They are without the glare of a Dagnerreo type not reversed, and can be seen in any light as distinctly as a fine engraving. The beauty of these PICTURES is beyond description; they must be seen to be appreciated. Specimens only at BENNETT'S. No. 09. king ttrtrf where they are taken daily, without re gard to weather. Exhibition free, an 17—ilrt _ DRAFTS ON ST LOUIS.— Parties wishing to remit to Missouri, Illinois, Iowa, Wis consin, or Kansas, can be supplied with t raits on St. Louis, which can be cashed in most parts of the interior of the States named above. IOmo:i ^ R H XJLLF*. JUST RECEIVED—100 boxes Raisoina; 2, t**0 Pickles, also a fine lot ol Tamarinds; lor Side by C. SCHAFER, No 3 Fairfax street, * doors north of King st. pox 28 rr R. R R —RADWAY S READY RE LIEF Remedies have been betore the public so long, have performed so many miraculous cures, have restored so many thousands of weak, feeble, and dying invalids to robust health, have protected whole neighborhoods from sudden at tacks of raging pestilence, have been tested and trial wi’h the most astonishing success in the rnoht difficult cases That hospital practice and the prevalence of Yellow’ Fever, Spatted Fever, Typhus Fever, Scarlet Fever. Billious Fever, Pneumonia Cholera, and other malignant disor ders could furnish, and that, too, by the most celebrated Physicians and Medical Writers in this country, among whom we may mention the names of Page, Stone, Gillen, Francis, Lambert, Grilien, Hopkins, and many others well known to the people, and have restored back to life per sons who Wt-re dying, and had been given up by all thedoctorsof merit in the places where they lived, that we deem a short reference to each of the Three Simple Remedies we use in the R. R. R.. practice sufficient to warrant the sick, the ailing and the diseased, to give these lite-saving and Ready Remedies a fair trial. I. RADWAY’S READY RELIEF, for all purposes w here the body is seized with pain, w hether it bt of a simple character, or the most torturing paroxysm; whether it be Toothache or Unolera; whether Headache or Spasms and Cramps; whether aches or pains in the bones or joints, shoulders or back, or the more terrible of spasms of Neuralgia; whether in the bowels or joints, he .d, back, or stomach, Radway's Ready Relief will in a few minutes restore the most terribly afflicted to ease and comfort. II. RADWAY’S RENOVATING RESOL VENT is for the cure of all Chronic and old es tabiis ed diseases; of Humors, Skin Diseases, Scrofula, Bronchitis, Bad Coughs, Dyspepsia, Syphilis, Sores, Ulcers, Tumors, Nodes, Swel lings, Radway's Reno\atmg Resolvent has cuied the most frightfully afflicted objects, who were co\ered from head to loot w ith Boils, Sores, and Ulcers. Even when the human body was so frightfully mutilated by the lava of disease as to render it necessary that the leper should be banished from the presence of society, and be kept in separate apartments, as the havoc which disease had made in the human body was so dis gusting as to shock and sicken the senses of the most intimate* mends, Radway’s Renovating Resolvent has given to such objects new and healthy bodies, and filled the veins with a fresh, pure and healthv stream of blood. III. RADWAY’S REGULATORS —The dis covery of this last great remedy, establishes in medicine entirely new principles, which medi cal writers and sages have lor years in vain sought to discover. In Radw’ay's Regulators we give to the world a cathartic, purgative aperient, diuretic, diaphoretic, and above all a Regulator of the w hole human body. A pill that, while it purges from the body the refuse deposits, it heals all sores, ulcers, or irri lailOil lit Hie UUWtMS Ol IHUVUUUS 1 Renewed strength lollinvs every operation, and ! instead oi the patient growing weaker by their * evacuations, as is the result that follows all i drastic pills, every organ, nerve, and tissue of ! the body isslreng hened b' their healing, cleans ing and regulating ethcacy : The use of Rad way s I Regulators will dispense entirely w'ith that bane ! ful drug Calomel, Blue Pill, or Mercury, in any ' ioim ; all the good etiects either “the doctor" or * the patient expects to derive from the use of Mercury wiil be secured by Radway s Regula tors, without endangering the system by salivat ing it. Hence the great important advantage which the discovery of Radway s Regulators secures to tue human race, in sudden attacks ol Yellow Fever, Typhus Fever, Scarlet Fever, Con gested, Biliious. kemittant. and Intermittant Fe vers. In Cholera, Dysentery, and all other in fectious and malignant maladies, Rad way s Re gulators are just the remedy required in those malignant cases. They heal all sores and ul cers either in the bowels or ou the coat of the stomach; even if the whole intestines were rawr and ulcerous along the whole length ol the j bowels, they will not irritate or occasuu any i pain ; they expel quickly all poisonous and in iectious deposits, and will, as soon as dissolved i in the stomach, withdraw the congested and ac cumulated humors from the interior surface ol the bowels, and expel all such humors entirely ! from the system. Auother great influence they exert upon the system is their regulating powers. No matter whether it be a man or woman, whose system may be out of order, whose organs are irregu lar, in the natural performance oi their several duties, a dose or two of Kadway s Regulators will quickly cure all irregularities, and force a pleasant and natural evacuation from the bowels at a regular hour, each and every day. FKVKR AND AGUE CURED—Pierson Money esq.ol Carrollton, Miss., owns a large i plantation, and works over one hundred negroes j on the bottom lands ot Mississippi—a section , of country as celebrated tor Fever and Ague as i the river 5>tyx in ancient mythology was dread ; ed as a place invested w ith evil spirits. While j the negroes ol other planters are shaking to j pieces with ague, Pierson Money's “darkies are ! fat. hearty, and happy, at work, singing with joy their songs and glees, for they feel safe from I all diseases as long as they have Rad way s Rea j dy Relief to guard them. Not one hour's work has been lost on Mr. Money's plantation by sick 1 ne-ssince he began the use ot Radway s Ready ! Relief and Regulators among his negroes. On every plantation where Radway's Ready Reme dies are kept for the use of families and servants, you will be sure to find health, happiness and contentment. . . Radways Relief and Regulators are positive cures for h*\er and Ague. Dysentery, Bilious ness, ( hoiic. Headache! Rheumatism, Nervous ness, Costiveness, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, and other diseases oi the blomach, Lungs. Bowels, ! Kidneys, Serves, main, J-iver, ntau, Chest,Sides, Back.fcc. DYSENTERY.—Looseness of the Bowels, Painful Discharges, Cholera Morbus, Cholera, Cramps, Violent Purgings and Vomitings, are stoppeji in a short time by Radway s Relief. Raihcny k Co.'s promise to the Public. 1st.— Rad way’s Ready Relief, used either in ternally or* externally, when the system is seized with pain.no matter where it may be seated, or what its cause may be, a dose or an application will remove it. 2d.—Rad way's Regulators (Pills.) taken in doses of one to six. w ill, when the system is disordered, and iu a sick and weak con dition, or when the orgaus are irregular or deranged, or in any manner out of order, force a healthy, and regular action to the disordered organs, and expel trom the body all unhealthy deposits. 3d.— Rad way’s Renovating Resolvent will rid the body from all cnronic deposits of disease, the skin from eruptions and sores, the blood from humors and impurities, the system from Scrofula and disease Last, though not least — If you will keep the above Remedies in youi homes you need not fear 1 the most terrible pestilence or fevers. RADWAY k CO. For sale in Alexandria, by H. COOK k CO., General Agents, Sarepta Hall, Ric& street. oct *29—eo3m __ _ fP*A~ PERFUMED BREATH.—What lady or gentlemen would remain under the curse of a disagieeable breach, when by using the “Balm of a Thousand Flowers” as a dentrihee w ould not only render it sweet but leave the teeth w bite as alabaster? Many persons do not know their breath is bad. and the subject is so delicate their friends will never mention it. Pour a single d:op of “Balm” on your tooth bn sh and wash the teeth night and morning. A fdty cent bottle will last a year. A BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION may easily be acquired by using the “Balm op a 1 hoi sand Flowers.” It will remove tan. pimples ana freckles from the skin, leaving it ot a soft and roseate hue. Wet a tow el, pour on two or three drops, and wash the face night aid morning. SHAVING MADE EASY—Wet yoursb&v inr bruth IP either warm or coid water, pour on two or three drops of uBalm or a Thocsasd Flowers,” rub the beard well, and it will make a beautiful soft lather, much facilitating the ope ration of shaving. Price only Fifty cent*. Be ware of counterfeits. None genuine unless *«£lby w. P. FETKIDGE & CO. * J Franklin Square, New York. New York. sq» 24-~-eo6m_ HU PER PHOSPHATE OF LIME, a supply ^ of this valuable Fertiliser, instore, and for iih by £*ep Hj CAZENOVE It CO. ^, « ■■■ _ • »■ ■- - «- '■ -- DRUGS, CHEMICALS, Ac. S GAUTIER’S HERB DROPS, recom # mended by the Faculty for the immediate ?! of Colds, Hoarseness, Difficulty of Breath ing, Bronchitis, Asthma, and Huskiness of the j Throat. It operates by dissolving the congeal ed Phlegm, consequently causing a free expec toration. Those who are troubled with that unpleasant tickling in the throat, which de prives them of rest night after night, by the in cessant cough which it provokes, wiil by using i these drops, find immediate relief. Every j Lawyer, Clergyman ,Public Speaker, or Vocalist, should carry a few of these drops in his pocket i to be used before or after exercising the Vocal Organs. For sale wholesale and retail, by dec 2 H. COOK A CO , Sarepta Hall. 7A DOZ. BURNETT’S FLAVORING EX C \/ TRACTS—including Almond, Celery, Cinnamon. Lemon, Orange, Peach, Pine Apple, Nutmeg, Nectarine. Rose and Vanilla, fresh from tbe manufacturer, and for sale, in quanti ties to suit purchasers, by | sep 29 PERL & STEVENS. PURIFIED MUTTON SUET FOR MEDI C1NAL PURPOSES—The subscriber in ! forms his customers, that he will hereafter have ' always on haud the above article. JAMES ENTWISLE, Jr, dec 1 Apothecary, No. 94, King-street. HAIR DYE.—Bachelor’s, Jayne’s Ameri can, Jules Hauel's, and Eau Berger's Hair Dye, on hand and for sale by JO^N LEADBEATFR, Stabler’s Old Stand, Nos. 5 & 7 south Fairfax-st. IWmo 2 C10D LJY’ER OIL—Rushton’s, Simes’, Wil ) bor's Cod Liver Oil and Phosphate Lime, | and Burnett’s Cod Liver Oil, for sale by JOHN LEADBEATER, j Stabler’s Old Stand, Nos. & 7 south Fairfax-st. | 12 mo 2 SOMETHING NICE.—The subscribers have just received a small supply of LYNCH BURG TOBACCO, Magnolia Brand, and lor sale by STONE & CO., No. 122 King-st. dec 2 _ __ LOW A SON’S GENUINE BROWN WINDSOR SOAP, and Hair Brushes supe i nor to any eevr seen. Call at STONE A CO'S., dec 2 New Drug Store, No. 122 King street. 1 -*n'iipni.v»T mr .f i » . 1......... ■ TuriUriAU viii, i/i i/roi \juuinj ? ** « vm hand, and for sale by JOHN LEADBEATER, Stabler's oldstand, Nos. 5 A 7,S. Fairtax-st. 12 mo 2__ _ OAA LBS* FINE WHITE ROSIN ; Bone set; Linseed Oil; Aconite Leaves; An natto, just received, and tor sale by JAMES ENTWISLE. Jr., dec 1 Apothecary. No. 91. King street. SMITH S SUPERIOR VARNISHES—Fur niture, Coach, and Brown Japan, of different qualities, just received, and for sale by J. R. PIER POINT, No. 172, nov 20 S. E. cor. of King and Wash-sts. 1 ERASER’S PURE COD LIVER OIL— ^ Prepared by Robert G. Fraser, Halilax, j J N.S., and for sale at STONE & CO.'S, i nov 29 New City Drug Store. 122, King st. SKGARSof fine quality, lor sale by JOHN LEADBEATER, | | Stabler's Old Stand, Nos. G A 7 south Fairfax-fit. j 12 mo 2 ______ I 4)/~v OUNCES SULPHATE QUININE, di rect from Powers & Weightman, for sale j by STONE A CO., No. 122, King-street, nov 29 ____ HARDWARE, CUTLERY, Ac. CM. CASTLEMAN—Late of the firm of # English A Castleman, at the old stand. King street, corner Market Aliev, wholesale anil i retail dealer in American and English Refined ! Bar and Sheet IRON, Cast, Shear, ai d Spring : Steel. j Elliptic Springs, Carriages and Cart Axles Blacksmith's Bellows, Anvils. Vices. Ac. A general assortment of the above named ar ' tides will be kept constantly on hand, together : with other articles too tedious to mention, py Merchants and consumers are lespecttul j iy invited to call and examine my stock before j purchasing. Orders will be promptly attended I to. nov 13 i TAMES A. ENGLISH, Importer and Dkal kr is HARDWARE, CUTLERY, Ac., No. i 13, North Fairfax Stkxkt, has now on hand a large and well selected stock of TaBLE AND 1 POCKET CUTLERY', which he is prepared to offer at low prices. Those in want of any goods in his line, will do well to call. Remember his place is No 13. North Fairfax-st. nov 11 FYIO BLACKSMITHS—1 have now on hand j| a good stock of BELLOWS, ANVILS, VICES, SCREW PLATES, SLEDGE and HAND HAMMERS, and FILES and RASPS. JAMES A. ENGLISH, nov 11 No. 13. North Fairfax street. JAMES A. ENGLISH—Dealer in BAR IRON, and STEEL, of all kinds—is now ! prepared to fill orders in the above line, at the lowest price, at his Hardware Store, No. 13, North Fairfax street. nov 11 TTARDWARE, CUTLERY, Ac—The sub 1 m—I i •_ i i _i 11 I JL JL Sl'ni,“rf iiavruiiuamidiuigr aim »ru ted stock of Hardware ot all sorts. Cutlery, Guns, Pi; tols, Plated Forksand Spoons. Enamel led Can j vass. Spokes. Hubs, Bar Irm, Cast and Blister Steel, Axles, Hub Bands. Horse Shoe Nails, and j more than 1,000 other articles too tedious to mention, which will be sold at low prices, in or der to reduce our stock. A great bargain in Guns and Saddlery Hardware. We also have au assortment of Window Sash. A liberal dis count for cash. Come and try us. JOHN T. CREIGHTON & CO., nov 27 No. 90. King street, Alexandria. Hardw are and cutlery.—Recent additions to my assortment, makes it very i complete. Those in want of very superior Ax es, in particular, should give me a call. RICHARD L. CARNE, Jr, nov 27 60 King street, ror. of Fairfax. HOLLOW’ WARE.—Just received per schr. Damsel, a large addition to my former assortment of Pots, round and oval Ovens, Skil lets, Griddles, Fire Dogs. Wagon Boxes, extra Leids. Ac. RICHARD L. CARNE, J*., nov 27 60 King 9treet, cor. of Fairfax. TO WOOD CHOPPERS —We have on hand a supply of CHOPPING AXES of the very best quality. For sale by the dozen or single axe at No. 90, King street, Alexandria. nov 27 JOHN T. CREIGHTON & CO AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, Ac. Agricultural implements —a fun supply ol everything in my line, in the way oi Coin Shellers, Cutting Boxes. Corn and Cob Crushers of different kinds. Ploughs, Castings, Ac., Ac. DRAYTON G. MEADE, Agricultural Warehouse, No. 12 Fairfax st. nov 20 A MERICAN FARM MILL—is a very effi cient. simple and durable Mill for grinding Corn, and Cob shelled Corn, W’heat, Rye, ar.d Oats into tine or coarse meal, at the rate of 6 to 12 bushels per hour, according to speed and power, it is now on exhibition at Jamieson's | Foundry, where it may be seen in operation. Those in want of this desirable Mill, will ad dress or leave their orders as soon as possible. P. G. MEADE, Agricultural Warehouse, notf 12 No. 12, Fairfax -st.. A lex’a. Yfa. SEYMORE’S BROAD CAST SOWRRS.r Wehaye on band and will continue to keep j a supply of the above celebrated Machines di } reet trom the factory. They are capable of | Sowing correctly (and any quantity per acre) i all t}ig various kinds of grain and seed com 1 monly sown by farmer#, ai>4 all fertilizers. The Machines are warranted, sep 18 APPROX A HOW7ARP, j OEYMOUR’S BROAP CAfcT SOWERS.— j | Having been appointed sols agent for the 1 above Machines, I will have them always on j ! hand. They are most desirable for sowing ! wheat or grain, plaster, lime, ashes, Clover or i Timothy seed. PRAY TON G. MEAPF., Agricultural Warehouse, No. 12 Fairfax st. sep 17 _GROCERIES, Ac._ I^ALL SUPPLY —We arc now receiving per 1 Schr. Fairfax, and other ve-scls, Irorn New York, our FALL SUPPLY OF GROCE RIES, comprising in part, as follows:— 75 hhds. Muscovado and Porto Rico Sugars 35 boxes double refined Loaf 150 bbls. Crushed, Pulverized, and Refined Coffee Sugar 75 hhds. Muscovado Molasses 1*5 bbls. New Orleans *• 275 bags Green Rio Coffee 150 44 Old Java, Maracaibo, and Laguyra Coffee 115 half chests Gunpowder Tea, (medium to prime quality) 75 half chests Imperial and Y. Hyson T ea 45 “ “ Powchong and Oolong 25 tierces fresh beat Rice 45 kegs Sup Car'b Soda 125 boxes assorted Toilet Soan, Ac., Ac. We invite our customers and merchants gene rally, visiting this market, to call and examine our assortment before making their purchases— they will find it to their interest to do so, as we can and will do as well for them as can be done in Baltimore. McVEIGH A CHAMBERLAIN, sep 24 Prince-street Wharf, Alex’a. 1 CT f v BBLS. Old xMonongahela Whiskey 75 bWs. Rectified “ 75 qr. and i casks Old Cognac Brandy 125 qr.and i cask Imitation and Amer. Brandy 25 qr. casks Apple “ 25 casks Cherry “ 25 44 Blackberry “ 25 “ Ginger “ 25 w Raspberry “ 50 bbls. New England Rum 25 44 Holland and American Gin 35 qr. and i casks Old MaJena Wine; 45 do. do. do. Pale and Brow?1 Cherry do.; 25 do. do do. Old Port do : 35 'o do. Sweet Malaga do.; 45 do. do. Mai^ultz and Muscat do.; 55 baskets Champagne do.; 45 tierces Cider Vine gar, just received, and in store, and for sale by McVEIGH A CHAMBERLAIN, sep 25 Prince-street Wharf, Alexa. Tobacco and segars — 115 boxes sup. Cavendish Tobacco, most favorite brands 125 boxes pound lump, medium grades do 75 4* 5's, S’s, and lU’s to the lb. do 25 cases Smoking do 120 boxes Pipes; also, a large and desirable assortment of imported and German Segars, of the most favorite brands, all of which we offer to our customers and dealers generally, as low as can be bought in Baltimore. PU * MnrDT A TV auv * AJiv* it sep 25 Prince-street Wharf, Alex'a. OX BAGS Rio and Java Coffee 0(jJ 20 hhds. Porto Rico Sugar 65 bbls. Crushed, Pulverized, and Clari fied Sugars 50 half chests G. P., Young Hyson, and Black Teas 5'H) sacks Ground Alum Salt 250 “ Fine Salt; Painted Buckets; Horse Buckets; Sal Soda; Sup. Carb Soda; Sal jEratus; Madder; Copperas; Indigo; Starch; Sperm, Adamantine, and Mould Candles; Brown and Fancy Soaps; Family and Extra Flour; Wrapping, Fool s Cap, and Letter Paper. Ac. For sale by D. A S. BLACKLOCK, nov 4 Blacklock s Whart. 1 / BBLS. Rectified Whiskey 75 bbls. Old Whiskey, (part superior) 25 “ New’ England Rum 20 “ Apple Brandy 15 “ Domestic Brandy 10 “ Gin; 20 casks Malaga Wine; 20 bbls. Cordial; Pale and Dark French Bran dies; Maderia, Sherry, Port, ami Muscat Wines; Holland Gin, Spirits, and Cherry Brandy; To bacco; Segars, Ac. For sale by D. & S BLACKLOCK, nov 4 Blacklock's Wharf. HHDS. Porto Rico and Cuba SUGAR ^m/\r f'O boxes ard bbls Standard, Loaf, Crush ed, Powdered and Coffee Sugars 40 bbls. choice Porto Rico and W. I. Molasses, and Extra Golden Syrup 100 bags Rio, Old Government Java, and La gu) ra Coffee 00 boxes Adamantine Candles. Just received and in store, for sale by nov 15 FLEMING & DOUGLASS. COUNTRY PRODUCE —Fresh Butter, Eggs, dried Fruit, Flaxseed, White Beans, Bees wax, Ac. for sale by T. M McCORMICK & BRO„ dec l Theatre Building. C10UNTRY PRODUCE —Tallow, Butter, I Beef, Potatoes, Flaxseed, Beans, Country Soap, Onions, dried Apples and Green, for sale by MILLER A ENGLISH, nov 25 No. 49 Union street. FTvA SACKS ASHTONS FINE SALT, just received, per Schr. Flying Cloud, from New York, and for sale by McVEIGH & CHAMBERLAIN, nov 12 Prince street WT.arf. CODER.—5 bbls. very superior Cider, just re ) ceived, and for sale by T. M. McCORMICK A BRO., nov 29 Theatre Building. 1 BAGS Rio, Laguira. and Java COF I FEE; 10 boxes Sperm and Adamantine Candles; 15 do. Mould Candles, received and lor sale by [nov 22] DAVY A HARMON. MOLASSES.—30 hhds. tierces and barrels P. R., Molasses, suitable for Bakers, for sale at Baltimore rates, by nov 20 WILLTAM BAYNE. QAA BBLS. NO. 1 POTOMAC HERRING Ovl/ 100 do. ^ova Scotia do., No. 1, in store and for sale by nov 22 WASHINGTON A CO. TfALLEY FLOUR—Family, Extra, and f Superfine Flour, select Brands, this day, re ceived by MILLER A ENGLISH, nov 25 No. 49 Union street. CLARET.—50 cases superior Claret Wine, just received, and for sale by v: vhtmv £ Qnv jy 16 No. 4, South Wharves. 1 FAMILY FLOUR.—We have in stoie. a lot ^ of superior Patapsco Family Flour, which we will close out at a very low pric*\ nov 26 NEVETT b SNOWDEN. BACON.—5,<XK) lbs. Shouldei Bacon, in store and for sale by T. A. BRF.WIS & CO. ^aov 28 W) CASKS OLD JAMAICA RUM, just re £ ceived,and for sale by nov 26 MARSHALL b WART). BACON.—5000 lbs. new Sides, Shoulders, and Hams, received, and for sale by dec 3_WHEAT b BRO. r bo!s SCUPPERNONG WINE, a very old and • ) superior article, just received, and for sale by [bov 25] WASHINGTON b CO _ BOXES BROWN SOAP, different quali t / ties, just received, and for sale by nov 26 MARSHALL b WAFT). F QUARTER CASKS WELSH'S S^AR MADEIRA WINE,Just received, and for sale l*y [nov 26] MARSHALL b WARD. FAMILY BAf ON.— iUOO lbs. Virginia Cured Hams and Shoulders, just received, and tor 6ale by [nov 12j J). HUME b CO. 4VA BAGS very choice Old Government Java COFFEE, received this day and for sale by [nov 10] FLEMING b DOUGLASS. JAVA COFfEE.—20 sacks Government Ja. va Coflee, in store, and lor sale by nov 1 POWELL b CO. MACKEREL.—25 I lbs., No. 1 Mackerel, just received per Schr Fleetwood, and for sale by [nov 3] M. ELDRIDGE. ONJON8 ^30 bbU., of prim# Silver Skin Onions, just landed from Schr. Fleetwood, and for sale by [nov 3J M. ELDRJDGE. ELCH'S PREMIUM FAMIlFfloUR, a fresh supply, just received, and for sale by_[oct 29] MARSHALL b WARD IF YE FLOUR.—Rye Flour, in store, and for \ sale by MILLER b ENGLISH, pov 25 No. 42 Union street. GROCERIES, Ac. _ WILLIAM BAYNE, Wholesale Grocer, Ar. W corner King and Water streets. Alexandria. Virginia, is now receiving hi? FALL SUPPLY OF GOODS, to which he in vites the attention of the trade generally. He offers for sale— 80 hhds. Porto Rico and Cuba Sugars 100 bbls. Bonn's A Bame's Loaf. Crushed, Pul verized. and Granulated Sugars 100 bbls. A B and C Coffee Sugars 100 hhds., tierces, and bbls. Molasses and Syrup 400 bags Rio, Laguyra. and Java Coffees 75 halt chests Gunpowder, Imperial, Young Hyson, and Black Teas, ranging from low grades to superior quality 200 boxes Adamantine and Mould Candles 100 “ Castile, Br**wn, and Fancy Soaps, & e. sep 26 ____ I rjn A. BREWJS A CO, are now receiving I # per Schrs. W. C. Atwater and Fairfax, Irom New Y'ork, Embark, lrom Philadelphia, and Steamers Columbia, and Diamond Slate, from Baltimore, their usual large and well selec ted fall stock o! GROCERIES and LIQLORS, which they offer for sale at the very lowest cash prices, consisting in part as follows, viz: 20 hhds Porto Rico and New Orleans Sugar 5n bbls. Crushed and Coffee do 50 “ Porto Rico and N. Orleans Molasses 100 bags Rio, Maricaibo. and Java Coffee 20 bbls. Syrup 25 half chests G. P., Y. H., and Black Teas 5 hhds. Shoulder and Middling Bacon 2 tierces Sugar Cured Hams 100 bbls. Potomac Herring 20 “ Mackerel No. 2 4U0 sacks Ground Alum Salt, Ac., Ac. sep 22 r BARRELS WHISKEY, part prime 10 do. Brandy 2 \ casks fine Brandy; 5 barrels Gin 5.000 lbs. Middling and Shoulder Bacon 5 hhds. prime Sugar; 30 boxes Soap; 30 boxes Candles; 3U dozen Buckets; 20 dozen Brooms; 25 bags Rio Coffee ; 40 reams Wrap ping Paper; 2U coils Rope; 10 boxes ground Coffee; 10 boxes ground Pepper ; 3 tierces Rice; 100 sacks G. A. Salt; 50 sacks fine Salt; 40 gross Matches; 5 hhds Molasses; 20 nests Tubs,(9 in a nest;) 10barrels Wine; 40 dozen Demijohns; 1 hamper Wine Bottles. For sale by Wr. M. SMITH, nov 12 No. 8, Prince-street Dock. 1PIPE of Old Jamaica Spirits, warranted a pure article 4 half pipes Old Henesey Brandy 2 “ “ M Ottard, vintage 1846, now' in store, and for sale by GEORGE W\ HARRISON nov 27 Union and Queen-street Dock. REFINED SUGARS.—Lovering's Loal and , Crushed Sugars; also, A, B and C Clari fied Sugars, in store and tor sale by T. M McCORMICK A BRO, dec 1 Theatre Building. ! TKTEW FISH.—60 bbls. new No. 3 Mackerel, in prime order, 100 bbls new Nova Scotia Herring, in prime order, 20 bbls. new White Fish, in prime order. nov 28 GEO. W. HARRISON. KAISINS. CITRON, &e.—20 whole, half, , and quarter boxes of fresh RAISINS, CITRON, CURRANTS, ALMONDS; 2 bbls. pure CRAB CIDER. Received and for sale, by nov 24 DAVY & HARMON. mEAS— | 40 half chests G. P. Tea, (part very super.) 20 *• “ Y. H. do. 25 u Black do., in store and for sale, by [nov 24] WASHINGTON b CO. LIQUORS.—125 bbls. Rectified Whiskey 25 bbls. Old Rye Whiskey 10 “ Extra fine, 15 years old Choice Brandies and Wines, in store and for sale by [nov22] WASHINGTON b CO. Buckwheat flour, butter and PORK, just received, and lor sale by ISAAC PAUL, nov 28 cornerof Prince and Unionsts. v)AA bbls. No. 1 Family Roe Potomac • )l II I HERRING, all in store and lor sale by GEO. VV. HARRISON, nov 2S Union and Queen street Dock. I pT /i BAGS Rio, Porto Rico, Laguira and I old Gov. Java Coflee, just received, and for sale by WASHINGTON £ CO. nov 25 CfOFFKE.—50 bags Rio Cotfee,just received, / and lor sale by nov 26 MAR SMALL b WARD. ! BOXES BUNCH RAISINS, new crop. ) just received, and for sale by nov 26 MARSHALL b WARD. pr /A BOXES ENGLISH DAIRY CHEESE, • M / ju>t received, and for sale by I nov 26 MARSHALL b WARD CilGARS.—Choice stock on hand, and lor / sale by WASHINGTON & CO. nov 24 COFFEE.—15 bags Laguyra Coffee. prime quality.just received, and tor sale by nov 26 MARSHALL b WARD. I) ICE.—5 casks Rice; No. 1 Iresh crop, for family use, just rece ved, and for sale by nov 26 MARSHALL b WARD. QAA SACKS FINE SALT f 100 do. G. A. Salt, in store and for sale by [nov22J WASHINGTON b CO. JUST RECEIVED 35 bbls. N. S Alewives, lor sale by M. ELDRIDGE. nov 17 CHEESE.—50 Boxes New York Slate Cheese; 20 do. English Dairy, for sale by nov 17 WHEAT b BRO COFFEE.—150 bags Green and White Rio, Laguyra, and Java Cofl’ee, for sale bv nov 20 WILLIAM BAYNE. T') R. SUGARS—5 hhds. prime P. R. Sugar, | # ior saie ai oaminore raies, oy nov 19 WM BAYNE Refined sugars—35 bbu. crushed, Pulverized. Granulated, and Coffee Sugars for sale by [nov20] WILLIAM BAYNE. C1RAB CIDER.—10 bbls. of Johnston’s Crab ) Cider, a superior article, in store, and for •ale by [nov 25J THOMAS (-LOWES. 000 er^ *ine’ ^or nov *4 _WASHINGTON A CO. W\A LBS. Firkin and Roll Butter, re ceived. and for sale by nov 24 PERRY A SON. 1MSH.—10 drums Codfish, for eale by ; dec 3 __ WHEAT A RRO._ TB AS, Liqi’ORS AMD TUB ACCO. RIDGKLY, HAMPTON A CO., WHOLESALE DEALERS IN TEAS, LIQUORS, AND TOBACCO, ONLY, A RE now receiving their FALL SUPPLY ~\ of the above GOODS, comprising every I article in their line, and by far the largest Stock | ever before offered in this market, l They respectfully invite the attention of deal j ers to an examination of their Stock, with the 1 assurance that they cap, and will, sell te them j upon the most favorable tetms, and as low as ! the same description of goods can be purchased | in any market further North. sep 10 T IQUORS! LIQUORS* LIQUORS!—Just li received and in store— ! m K»< i bbls. Rectified Whiskey 150 “ Rye do. 20 “ superior u Robinson Old Rye” do., warranted, 10 vearr. old; 25 bbls. Apple Bran , dy; 10 bbls. Wild Cherry do; 10 bbls. Black | berry do.; 10 bbU. Ginger do.; 50 bbla. Domes i tic do; 80 casks, quarter casks, and octaves ! French Brandy, dark and pale, of the following , brands : - Jules Robin A Co.,” “ J. Heunassy,” “A. Seigcette,” “Otard Pupuy A Co., vintage 1*44, ’ and others; "5 quarter casks Madeira, Port, Malaga, Sherry, and Lisboa Wines; 20 1 bbls. Domestic Gin; 25 bblv N. E. Rum; 20 bb1'. Peppermint and Cinnamon Cordial, with ; Stout, Ale, Porter, Pipes, Demijohns, Ac., Ac., for sale low by sep 12 RIDGELY, HAMPTON A CO. CLOTHING._ D. MASS E Y, Mk*chaict Tailor, \Y would call the attention of a discrimina ting public to his stock of Gentlemen’s wear, j just received from tb« importers at the North, j all fresh and beautiful, consisting of— Black, blue, brown, and olive French and Eng lish Cloths. Black and lancv French and English Cassimeres i Black Satin and Grenadine Vestings I Fancy Velvet and Silk do. Superior Beaver Cloths, of various colors, i A large assortment ot fine Shirts, Collin, Cra vats, Neck Ties, Pocket Handkerchiefs, Gloves, Suspenders, Half-Hose, Undershirts, Drawers, and Umbrellas. Also, a first-rate stock of Ready-Made Over ! Coats, Frock Coats, Sack Coats, Pantaloons and ; Vests, all of which will be sold low' for cash, or j to punctual customers. Thankful for the encouragement heretofore 1 received. 1 am determined to spare no pains to * give increased satisfaction. Employing none i but the best workmen, and using the best Trim j mings, always guarantying satisfaction, I invite the public to call before purchasing elsew’here. • King street, No. 92. _s*P 30 __ IN THE FIELD AGAIN'.—GREAT RUSH TO THE GREAT WESTERN CLOTH I l.\G HOUSE—Thk Largest Stock ok Fall and Winter Clothing!—As it is well known ’ to the citizens of Alexandria and the surround* ! ing country, that we always keep the largest 1 and best stock of CLOTHING on hand, we would remind our numerous friends and cus tomers to come and look at our fr ALL STOCK, which has just arrived and which surpasses anything ever brought to this city—and equal to any of the Northern houses; and therefore we defy competition. We would also call the attention of our patrons to the fact, that one of the firm, now* l ving in New' York, attends to the making of our stock of CLOTHING, and can therefore recommend them tor durability and cheapness. To the trade in general, we would beg leave | to observe, that we are at present enabled to ! supply them on the most reasonable terms, equal to any establishment North. We act upon our old motto-—‘’Quick sales and small profits.” ! We consider it no trouble in show ing any ot j our frie . through the establishment, and 1 therefore advise them to give us a call belore purchasing elsewhere. Also, constantly on hand a large stock of Boys, Youths, and Servants CLOTHING, and Gentlemen’s Furnishing Goods. SCHOOLHERR k BRO S, Great Western Clothing House, 108, King street, 3d door below the Marshall House, Alex andria, Va. sep 5^ | ATKVV TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.— NEW GOODS AND NEWPRICES — A. S. ROBINSON, having taken the store lately occupied by Wm. Baker, No. 10*2, King street, one door east ol French’s book store, and fitted it with a complete assortment of NEW GOODS, ot the newest styles, would invite his friends and ! the patrons ol the late establishment, to call at j the old stand and examine his selection, w.iich he has endeavored to make ol the choicest kinds to be found in the b* st importing houses at the | North. Believing it useless to enumerate every article he has in store, he would merely say, his aim is to furnish a complete assortment ot all kinds of goods for gentlemen’s wear, either , for dress or business—and as his rnctto is quick j returns and small profits, he hopes to make it an | object to his friends to call and leave their orders. | sep 9—dtf ARNOLD, Merchant Tailor, would \y call the attention of those interested, to ibis splendid stock of FALL and WINTER I GOODS tor gentlemen’s wear, as embracing, in ; quality and quantity, the handsomest assortment he has ever had. His ariety comprises Cloths, i Cassitneres. and Vestings, in ail shades and pat terns ; also, ready-made Coats, Pants, and Vests of latest styles: Shirts, Collars, Gloves, Suspen* ! ders, Tailors’ Trimmings, Ac. Thanklul for past favors, he desires to express, thus publicly, to his friends, his grateful acknowledgements, and to assure them that with increased facilities, he is prepared te execute all orders in his line with true artistic skill. All goods purchased elsewhere, will be made (as formerly) with ' neatness and despatch. He solicits at call a No. * 67. King street, north side. sep20 NO. 3*22.—SERVANTS’ CLOTHING — We would respectfully call the attention I ol Planters and Farmers, to our stock of REA | J)Y MADE CLOTHING, believing that great economy and saving is accomplished by buying I the goods read) made, as they are stronger and . more substantially gotten up. and have given sa ! tistaction to all who have purchased frem us here | tofore. We enumerate below* some ol our prices: • Heavy Winter Over Coats.$4 (Xl “ “ Body Coats. 3 50 Black Cloth Dress Coats. 7 50 I Heavy Pants. 1 62 Black Cassimere Pants. 3 (X) i Heavy Winter Vests. 1 37 i Also, on hand a good assortment of BOYS' j CLOTHING. WALL A STEPHENS, j No. 3*2*2. Penna. Av., between 9tb and lOth-sti Washington, sep 13—3m J VEW STOCK.— W. $ A MURRAY, Mer | chant Tailors, No. 1 1*2, next door to MarthuU j Jluu*e. have just opened a judiciously selected stock ol material tor Gentlemens’ wearing ap parel. adapted to the season, and bought from fust hands in the city of New York. Without ! enumerating very minutely, it may be remarked that their stock comprises ('LOTUS ol every i variety and shade; fancy and plain CASNI [ MERES; VESTINGS, of every description; l Shirts, Collars, Half Hose. Cravats, Suspenders, and every other article necessary to a Gentle j man’s wardrobe; all of which will he lurnished at as reasonable prices as they can be had at any first class house in the country. sep 19—tl A 'I'DI » I Ik.’ if’ I A C V TL. _ __ AX 4% 1 A4 1U rkXJXJ X XX kJXX . 1 lie OIIUCI’ signed has on hand an elegant assortment of GOODS for Gentlemen s wear, consisting in ■ part of the follow ing, to w it.—Black, blue, olive, 1 and green twilled French Cloths, Do black, brown, and drab Beaver do do ! Olive, green, brown, and marcon do Black Doe Skin French Cassimere Do Middlesex do., Fancy Cassimeres , Light and dark mixed Tweeds. Also. HEADY MADE CLOTHiNG of every variety, usually kept in a Fashionable Merchant Tailor’s establishment, and of the best material. Which, together w'ith my professional service!, I respect lii I lyofler to my friends and the pub lic generally of Alexandria and its vicinity, tT whom l return my sincere acknowledgments 1 for past favors, hoping by indefatigable exertion ! and untiring attention, to merit a continuance of the same. And though prepared to furnish every article in my line, 1 w ill as cheerfully ex ecute, to th. : ?st ol my skill and ability, for all whose preference may lead them to select else where, as though l had furnished the goods myself. RICHARD ROBINSON, Fashionable Merchant Tailor. | feb 10-r—tf No 113, King street. j 1 OHN A. KEYS, MERCHANT TAILOR, ■ (j having engaged the services ol Mr. Rt;iXil,rH ' Massey, as a Cutter, would most respectfully ; call the attention of the public to his fine assort I ment ol FALL GOODS, consisting of Cloths, I Cassimkhk^, Vestings, Ac., suitable for Fall i and Winter Wear, all of which will be made up in the finest and most fashionable styles. He would also call attention to his stock of GENTLEMEN’S FURNISHING GOODS, em ( bracing fine White Shirts; Drawers; Cravats; ; Stocks; Under-Shirts; Suspenders; Gloves; Hand kerchiefs; Collars; Half-Hose, Ac mh 29 TO MY FELLOW-CITIZENS OF ALEX ANDRIA.—I have determined to become 1 a candidate for the office of cutting and making 1 Gentlemen's and Youth’s COATS, PANTS, and VESTS, it it shall be the pleasure of the peo ple among whom 1 have lived for the greater portion of my life, and w hose friendship I flat I ter myielf 1 have enjoyed for that period ol j time, to patronise me in that office. I need ( scarcely say that I «ball devote all my time to the faithful discharge of the duties of a Mer chant Tailor. GENTLEMENS’ FURNISH, ! ING GOODS cannot be surpassed in beauty and style by any Tailoring establishment in j this city. 1 leave it to the public and my friends j to judge for themselves. W. E. ATWELL, oct 20—ii Merchant Tailor, King street. _WRK INKI RANCK NOTH KS. rilHE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY of I ALEXANDRIA, continues to insure again*: Firt, generally, in Town and Country, as heir tofore, on (he moat reasonable terms. BOARD OF DIRECTORS. Anthony P. Govern. President. Dwight Metcalf, John B. Daingerfeld. William Gregory, Edward S. Hough, Robert Jamieson, James P. Smith, Thomas R. Keith, Robert G. Violet:. William H. Fowle, Thomas McCormick John H. Brent, Office hours from 9 to 1}, and from 2$ to o’clock. C. W. WATTLES, Secretary. Office on King street, near St. Asaph, nov 10—dly Removal.—the potomac insur. ANCK COMPANY OK ALEXANDRIA have removed their office from Exchange Block King street, to No. II, south Fairfax strer*. next door to J Leadbeater’s Drug Store, whnr they will be pleased to receive offers for either Fire or Marine Insurance. President—Samuil Millie. Dikictors. ' Wen. N. McVeigh, Robert S. Ashby. Lewis McKenzi*, NathanielBou*h, John F. Dy»r, Benjamin Barton, oct 9—-tf JOSEPH EACHES, Secretary. THE ALBEMARLE INSIRAiXCE COMPANY, Thn Griat (rstral Company or Vitatvu, PRINCIPAL < ►KKlCK.CIIAKI/lTTKSVn.I.K. \ a Chartered Capital, $400,000. CASH FUND. $ 125,Ouo. I7IRE INSURANCE in Town or Country, 1 and MARINE INSURANCE may be eifa. ted on the most favorable terms with this t om piny. KP"All Losses promptly and satisfactorily ar ranged. WM. T. EARLY, Pres t. Jn-. Wood, Jr., Secretary. F. A. MARBURY, Agent for Alexandria, aug 29—tf BOOTS AND SHOES. THE CASH SYSTEM ADOPTED!— l he subscriber, after having tested the creii’t ! system to his heart’s content, has come to th** conclusion that the Cash System is the best, both lor the buyer and seller, and, from the present date, shall do b ainess upon the above pi inn pie. Butin biudiiig adieu to to the old system, he would re»"ru I is sincere thanks to hi* custo ; mere for their past favors, and hopes that such : inducements may be offerer!, both :n price and | quality, as tb retain them as his customers under ; the present ? raugement. HENRY L. SIMPSON, (Royal stree!. third • store from King street.) would respectfully call the attention of his friends of the town ami coun 1 try to his very extensive stock of B(X)T.b ani> SHOES, suitable to the present and approaching j season; which, as usual, he offers for sale at ta.r j living prices, llis stock consists 111 part oi the following very seasonable articles, viz : Ladies Morocco and Seal Walking Shoes I u 11 Slippers *4 «« • t/) rr 14 Boots (mor<>cco and seal) Misses and Children's Boots and Shoes Gentlemen’s Calf, Kipp, and Burt* Boots 44 4 4 ;* u Shoe# Boys 44 and Kipp Boots 44 44 44 Shoes i Youths “ and 44 Boots 44 44 44 Shoes Men’s thick Boots and Brogans, No. 1. for farm ing and similar purges, and in short, ever) ai tide usually found in a well-stocked Boot and j Shoe Establishment. I Those of my Iriends, to whom bilRha\e b**n ‘ presented, will oblige me by attending to thin at as early a date as possible jy 14—t/ SHOE STORE..—To my customers, and to the public generally, 1 return my grateful thanks for a liberal share of their pationage during the last few years, and by endeavoring 1 to keep on hand everything within rny line of business, 1 hope to merit a continuante oi their favors. My stock of GOODS consists in part, as follow’s: LADIES' WE JR. Whole and half Gaiters, black Do do do fancy colored Morocco and KiJ Buskins and Slippers Do Seal Walking Shoes. MISSES, AND CHILDRENS WEAR. Black Morocco Boots and Slippers Fancy Gaiters Broaze and light colored Slippers and Buskin GENTLEMENS WEAR. French calf skin stitched and pegged Boots ! Gaiters, Monroes, Jefferson*, and Slippers. Together with all other varieties and qualities of work worn by gentlemen, i ROYS AND YOUTHS Boots and Shoes, warranted to give satisfaction, and on as liberal terms, (quality considered,) as I in any other house in town. ! Come and examine for yourselves. oct 27 RICHARD Y. CROSS. ATTENTION ALL.—1 he undersigned most respectfully calls the attention of the eiti zens of Alexandria, and others visititg tbs city, to their large assortment of BOOT**# and SHOES, and GAITERS, and MISSES and CHILDREN SHOES, which they offer on terms as reasona ble as at any other establishment in the city. , As most of their work is made under their irn | mediate superintendence, they can warrant it for durability. N. B.—We would most respectfully call the attention of tne public to our tall stock of work, which is very large, such as KIP and COARSE BOOTS and SHOES, which we arc determined to sell low for cash. All orders lor work will receive the strictest attention. JNO. L. SMITH A SON, Fairfax st, sep 6—tf 4 doors nortn of King street. LPMBBK YARD*. LUMBER YARD.—We take this method of informing our customers, that w e have con nected otiY LUMBER BUSINESS w’ith the CAB INET MANUFACTORY, where we are pre pared to furnish every description of Lumber usually found in the most extensive LUMBER YARDS. ALSO, Lime, Hydraulic Cement, Calcine*. Plaister, Liths, Shingles, Failings, Nails of all sizes, Ac., Ac., which we will sell low for cash, or at the usual time to punctual customers, jan 1 JAMES GREEN A SON B. WATERS R. ZIMMERMAN. T. A. WATEKS WATERS, ZIMMERMAN A CO., Extensive dealers in Lumber, Shingles, Laths, Ac., on the wharf, foot of Cameron street, are constantly in the receipt of Building Mate rials, from the States of North Carolina, Pennsyl vania, N Y irk. Maine, and the British Provinces, which they offer for tale on accommodating terms. Their arrangements with manufacturers I enable them to supply particular bills ol White, Spruce, and Yellow Pine, at the shortest notice, mh 1—tf T^EW LUMPER Y'ARP. on Union Street, North, between foot of Canuron and its., on the Wharf, w here I am prepared to turnisb every description of LUMBER, SHINGLES, LATHS, PALINGS, MOOD, Ac., usually kept in a Lumber Yard. Also, Coal, Lime and Plaster, Cement, Nailh, Ac., which I ofler low, and on accommodating terms, jy 31—-tf U. W. BARKER. A/Ui BANGOR LATHS. No. I; ^•iUtUUU 100.00Q feet SPRUCE JOIST, just received, per Brig Roamer, and lor sale by oct 6 WATERS, ZIMMERMAN A CO T7ALL8UPPLY OF'WALL PAPER-/ jP P. CLARKE, is now' in receipt of his FALL SUPPLY of Gilt, Velvet, Satin, Oak, and Common Wall Papers. Borders, Fire Boards, Prints and Paper Curtains. 1 invite persons *n want of these Goods, to call and examine th* m, as 1 have the largest Stock of Goods, in my line ever offered in this city. AH ol w hich w ill be sold as low as they can be had here or else where. Call at J. P. Clarke's Curtain and Paper Hang ing Store, No 138, King street. sep 20 TNOR SALE OR LEASE.—A vacant LOToa J1 the wear side of Union street, opposite the Rah Wharf, 52 feet front by about 140 feet deep, with an alley in the rear 20 feet wide. Apply t» f»«r mo 9*1 R H MILLER WOOL purchased by jy 7 DANIEL P. HUGE.