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the obphan asylum.
The Board of Managers of the Orphan
A?y!?m are again compelled to call upon their
fellow citizens to aid them in the charitable
wnvk in which they are engaged.
i'-sr more than 30 years this noble charity
}!an been sustained and supported by the vol
untary aid of our citizens, and now that if is
sfru^srlin.s; under embarrassment, unpreceden
ted in its History, it is earnesly hoped that a
libera! and generous response will follow this
at)peal. Baring the past year, as many desti
tute orphni) children as the limited means of
tb* institution would allow, have been fed,
clothed and instructed, and received the assid
uous care of the Matron it: charge. These
destitute ones appeal to us for aid.?
Shall that appeal be answered and their
simple wants supplied, or shall they
he separated from the moral and re
ligious influences of the Asylum, and returned
to fcli5 cold charities of the world, with no
<ne to care for or instruct them? The ladies
in charge of the Institution are encouraged to
believe that in a community so distinguished
for its benevoieaee this will not be allowed, but
the means necessary for their support, will be
promptly and zealously supplied. In these
days of sorrow and deep affliction, when orphan ?
ageand distress seem the common lot of all. it is
Well to be reminded that "Pure religion and
uadefiled before God and the Father is this?
to visit the fathe.defs and widow in their afflic
tion, and relieve them of their distress."
Sf3f Committees are now being formed in the
respective wards to call upon the citizens for
aid. When organized their names will be duly
announced. In the mean time donations in
money or provisions will be thankfully received
by Dr. Henry Cook, at his drug store, No.
224, King street.
Gold, in New York, yesterday, H2f?Vir
ginia 6's are quoted at 49@50.
The Norfolk Old Dominion, March 10th?
?say,-:?c "The Confederates attacked the Feder
al cavalry yesterday, near Suffolk, and forced
them back in disorder, cipturing in their re
treat several of the fugitives."
The funds which have been raised for Mr.
Vallandigham in Ohio now amount to twenty
thousand dollars, according to the Boston
Courier.
~ NOTICE.
Mayor's Office, )
March 7th, 1864. j
fTIO ALL whom it may concern:? I hereby
JL notify all parties who are in the habit of
congregating in the streets and alleys and other
places within the Corporation, and behaving
disorderly, throwing stones and cursing ana
swearing, that th^y will be arrested by the p6
lice, and dealt with according to law.
iNow Boys, I hope you will observe this no
tice. and save me tile disagreeable necessity of
enforcing it. C. A. WAKE, Mayor,
mar 7?Iw
PtA.NO FORTE.-A magnificen t R osewo o d
overstrung, seven octave r I AM U t i ,
entirely new, made by celebrated New or
Manufacturers: on exhibition at Dc\aughns
furniture store, No. 130 King street, or wnere
it is for sale at
GEO. E. WHITE & CO b.,
_mh 0?lw 80 and 91 Cameron st.
COAL!
TO ARRIVE from Philadelphia, csrgo of
superior LORBSRRY RED ASH, and
locust MOUNT WHITE ASH coal.
J NO. LEATHERLAND,
mh 11?-lw* No. 26, King street,
M A R I NI'S
Fashionable Dandng Academy!
ODD FELLOWS HALL, COLUMBUS ST.
PKOF. MA KIN" I takes pleasure in inform
ing the citizens and his friends of Alexan
dria, that at the request of his pupils he has
moved his Dancine Academy to the above
Hall.
The next, and last quarter of the season will
commence on Tuesday next, March 8th. 1861.
This will oe the preparatory quarter for the
Grand Floral Ma/ Ball.
Days and hours of tuition for ladies, misses
and masters, every Tuesday and Friday, from
It/ %/ 4
3 to 5 p. m. For gentlemen, from 8 to 10 p. m.
For particulars apply at the academy, durirg
fiehooi hours, or by letter through the Post
Office. in h 5?2 w *
A T T H E
BOIL A B STORE!
No, 438 Pennsylvania Avexttk,
Between 4V and 6 streets,
W ASHINGTO Nf D. ?.
You will Sod a Full and Beautiful stock ot
JEWELRY AND SILVER PLATED WARE I
Consisting in part of:
Ladies' Setts?1,000 Styles, Guard Chains,
JSeck Chains, Bracelet**, Lockets, Rings,
Ear-Drops, Pencils, &c,
in endless variety, as also, almost every article
of Jewelry that can be desired, either for La
dies' or Gentlemen's wear, together with a full
assortment of
SILVER-PLATED TEASPOONS.
For which 3 ou can make your selection for only
ONE DOLLAR.
feb 29?1 m*
1864 (864
"COSTAR'S" RAT, ROACH, &e.
EXTERMINATORS.
*'15 years established in N. Y. City."'
"Only infalible remedies known."
"Free from Poisons." 1
"Not dangerous to the Human Family."
"Rats come out of tlieir holes to die."
4??f*Sold by all Druggists everywhere.
45^ ! I ! Beware ! ! ! of all worthless imitations,
"Cos tar's" Depot, No. 432 Broadway, N. Y.
Kg* Sold by LEADBEATER & CO., |
feb 29?Lm Wholesale and Retail Agents, Alex'a., Ya. ,
GEO. E. WHITE, & CO.
Geo. E. White, N. Y. J. M, Coughlin, Alexa.
(Successors to John Davison.)
Theatre Building, 89 and 91, Cameron Street,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
and WHOLESALE and RETAIL dealers 12$
GROCERIES\
FISH,
HAY,
GRAIN;
FEED,
WINES,
and LIQUORS,
Sole agents for WASHINGTON
BREWERY ale. mar 8?2vv
THE PLACE TO BUY YOUR
BARGAINS,
\ is at
henry schwarz'S,
132, King St.
THAT'S WHITS TIfE MATTEK!
mar 5?tf
Garden seeds?
We have just received our nrst supply
of Landreth's tresh and genuine gakden
seeds. LEADBEATER & CO.
2m 8?tm No. 7, S. Fairfax st
Fresh garden seeds.
A full supply
received and for sale by HENRY COOK,
feb ??..Iroo* 39 and 224 King street '
! * PKOjj . JL OU1S Vv Tj IN JD jR, A JVC' S
i CELEBRATED HE SB MEDICINES,
\J*OW for the first time introduced ihto tl is
j Xi country, have been succor !\v used for
: twenty-six years in Germany, and iHerestof Eu
? tope, and are particularly efficient in the ~vq .?*?
all chronic diseases. They it re imporv'i o i ??-*?"%
to lhi& poi*t by the undersigned, and their el
: ciency -md safety b<? relied up<>n with con
fidence. They are
: ^- V SG?TAft,LS PILLS hnd P<) WDERa,
t (ae best o 1 ooa p urifyi ? i g n i e u i c i n e -* v%?ni, &i) d
! uneou:i!led fur the cure of Tetter, Asthma,
i Headache, Sore Lyes, Catarrh. T\un m the
. Breast and Sides, Spoiled Fever, Chills and
| Fever, Dyspepsia, Scrofula, Salt Sheum, Op
i cei\ Jaundice, Biliousness, Eruption? of the
j Skin. Files, Worms, L^ropsy, Erysipelas, Swells
] ings, 0pcn vV oi?ndy Cho!ic, axi<1 ir- f\.-r-.t p 1 ] J]->
i senses caused 03" impure blood or imperfect
! digestion.
[ PROF, "WrNDRAM'S RIIUEM ATIu
j POWDERS, a sure cure for all Rheumatic
J complaints. Gout in particular.
j (PROF. WITJSfDRAM'S E PILEPTIC REM
EDY, the only safe and reliable remedy for the
certain cure of this terrible complaint.
PROF. W U N I) R A M? S VEGETABLE
ELIXIR, an invaluable remedy against A:stb~
ma, Biliousness, Pain in the Breast, Cough,^Dy^
j sentnry, Red and White Flux, Headache, Diar
1 rhcea. Cramp Cholie, &c.
j PROP. W UlfDRAM'S HERB TEA. a
' pleasant and wholesome beverage, for sick and
i convalescents, also for Dispeptics, and chose
: afflicted with nervousness.
PROF. WUNDRAM'S TAPE-WORM
EXTERMINATOR.
PROF. V? UNDEAH'S TOOTHACHE
; DROPS.
Full directions accompany each remedy.
For further particulars, apply to
JULIUS DIESfiLT, Dentist,
145 Prince st., nearly opposite the Post Office,.
| between St. Asaph and Washington sts.,
Alexandria, Va.
For sale also by IS A A C ENT W13LE,
94 King1 st., Alexandiia.
J. R. PI ERPOINT, S. E. corner
King and Washington sts., Alexandria, Va,
j And' H. L. PAULl, No. 62, Prince st.,
I mv 23?tf Cor. Fairfax. Alexandria, Va&
I '
NOTICE.?Drs. Sigesmoxd & Hayward,
would most respectfully inform the citi
zens of Alexandria and vicinity that owing to
the pressure of business at their Dental office,
200, Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington, I).
C., they are compelled to close their branch
office at 211, King street, Alexandria, jis they
are unable to devote any of their personal
time at thi* office. We would caution ail
agaJnst any imposter claiming to be in any way
connected with our office, 200, Pennsylvania
avenue, Washington, D. C., as we are in no
way responsible for work done out of our main,
office, and which is the only office where our
new method of inserting Artificial Teeth can
be done. feb 10?tf
\ VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE, five
Xjl miles from Washington City, and two from
Alexandria Ferry, situated in Prince George's
j County, Md., near Grimesville?ONE HITN
I DREO AND TWO ACRES, with a fine and
I ilj]^ c0m1110^ious D WELLING HO USK, a 11
I lithe necessary out houses, and a spend id
I ORCHARD?Well wooded an:l watered. The
soil is adapted for a Market Garden, Wheat,
Corn, Tobacco, &c. The subscriber, residing
thereon, will show the premises to persons wish
ing to purchase. G. M. FINOTTI,
mh 9?1m "Washington, Post Office,
JAMES MOLAN,
I No. 15, King Street,
| ALEXANDRIA , V A .
COMMISSION MERC IIA N T,
AND AGENT FOR
CHAMPAGNE, SHERRY AND PORT WINE.
BRANDY, WHISKEY, &c.
SUTLER'S SUPPLIES.
feb 23?tf
I. ,1*. PEVERILL,
EMBALMER AND UNDERTAKER,
No 60, South Fail fax street,
Keeps constantly on hand aii kind of Wood
en and Metalic Coffins, at the lowest cash
prices.
Night calls attended to at No. 54, Prince
iec 20-?tf