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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-06

ESRATELLlNG TKUNKs-Ladie. AID Gen.
tiemeu about leaving rAe city, are invited
10 rxamIu- ouT large variety. OF all qualities:
Sole Leather Trunks, Ladies Dress Trunks,
Pacsing Trunks
Hat boxes. Eaiis-s, PeIi!ssier and Carpet Bags
Sa;cuels. &c. whicu We axe selling at very
reduced prices, to make rcons Tor another lot, 10
arrive 10 a lew days
WALL. STEPHENS co.
3Z2, Penn. avenue, between 9th and itta sts.
Washington, aug 3p-tm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-06

|; is SAID that the President has rendered
the mission to Spain, to Senator Benz amin,
of Louisiana.
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UNGSFORDS OSWEGO STARCH.-A
~ full supply OF TINS very superior article,
Just received ami Tor sale by
sep3 J. A. MILBURN. Druggist.
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GcoD SALE Mr.. Dagid \. Windsor sold
last week, to Mr.. VIM. j. Gillespie, Of Lou
doun County, n part Of his Sumner Hap
farm, one and one half miles west Of Alex
audria, on the Little River Turnpike Road,
containing ten acres, with the Green House,
and q snail tenement, for the sun cf ; $50,
being Si25 per acre.
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VALUABLE FARM FOR Satellite
~ SnhScriha, niE.r. n Z nr,,.nrnnnl -, l. On

FARM fOR "a - ne
subscriber offers at private sale, his FARM
commonly called Hill Farm y miles east
of Middleburg. and IS miles west OF A.exan.
- drla. There is upon il a good Dwell
,E5f.. LING HOUSE, all necessary Out. Build.
lngs, and a good Apple ORCHARD. Il is in a
good state OF guilty alton, Is well watered, and
is within five miles of ore OF the contemp plated
depot. OF the Loudoun Branch 0! Manassas Gap
Railroad. and within uiRe miles OF the Plains
Station OF said road is within iths Of a mile
of two large FIGURING Mills, and surrounded by
G~rsi-rate schools, both male and female; in as
healthy a section Of the State as can be found
is situated in the midst OF good and desirable
society. and combines many other advantages
which | deem il not necessary 10 mention, as
any one wishing 10 purchase will examine me
PREMISES for themselves. The Farm contains
about TWO HUNDRED AND SIXTY THREE
ACRES. and adjolns the lands of Col. Hamll'
ton Rogers, Gen. Asa Rogers. VIM. Rogers, and
others. Ii hot sold privately before the Both
dav OF JnIy. le5s, il will then be offered az
Public Sale, in the village of MIddIeburg, on
that day.
Persons desiring any further Information IN
relation to the Farm, or wishing 10 know the
Terms of Sale. can obtain It by addressing the
subscriber through nail, at Mlddleburg, Lou.
doun county, Va, or making enquiry OF i.
Chancellor, esq, Attorney al Law, al said place,
who is fully authorized TO negotiate a sale.
HUGH SMITH.
4 - u. Il ar -
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BY Saturday Evening. MaIIs.

DEATH OF JOHN S. FLEMING, OF G~ooCHLAND.
1t is with deep regTetthat wcare called upon
to announce the death Of John 5 Fleming, at
his residence 10 q Iochland On Tuesday last.
Mr.. Fleming was, indeed, a remarkable man,
endowed with extraordinary powers and
of such rare and thrilling eloQuence that the
lamented John Hampdeu Peasants applied to
him the soubriquet of the "forest-born De-
musthenes." La the language OF a cores
pondeDt, his death will be deeply lameDted
by his friends everywhere, for he was i man
greatly beloved and esteemed on account Of
his many noble qualities, and admired
for his genius, which vas of the high
est order. For more than thirty years
Mr.. F. was a practicing lawyer, and won
by his forensic efforts a reputation which e1-
tended far and wide ever the Commonwealth.
Throughout life, Mr.. F. preserved pure and
uusullied the escutcheun OF au honorable name
which be leaves as q rich iuher!tance 10 his
children. Mr.. F. we believe, was never IN po-
litical life. lie Was G7years If ase.--HtcA-
mond Whig.
The schooner john Elton, Capt. I. n.
Cranmer Of New York, after a detention Of
two weeks, for a violation of the inspection
laws, was released at Norfolk, Va, Thur
day, by paying 3 fue of $500 10 General H.
spector w. IL. Parker.
. E. F. Howe, Of Richmond, was robbed in
Boston, while in the act Of paying a person,
who had shown him the way from The Adams
House to the Museum lie had his pocket
book out, containing SLIGO, and the fellow
snatched it and ESCAPED. IL contained $500
in Virginia money: 5000 on the Iron Bank OF
Piusburg, Pa; 5000 on too Bridgeport Bank,
CT, and about $iOO il New York bank b'i's.
The Farm of Mr.. William A. Blbb, con-
sisting OF something more than 200 acres, 10
Albemarle county has hcen purchased by MIR.
Andrew j. Parish, at SIS per acre.
misunderstanding showers Of rain fell in
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LOCAL 1T NJ &,


ocssary.
CATHOLIC CHCRcH AT FAIRFAX STATIoy.-
We are requested to say that, 10 consequence
OF the lacomp!eteness o! the arrangements
for the purpose, it is not probable that the
cornerstone Of the above church will be laid
on Sunday nex!, as had been expected. Due
notice viii be given as soon as the day is GER
tainiy fixed.
WINCHESTER P~RrspyrERY (N. S)-Pree-
bytery met, on Slturday morning, "a the I'd
Presbyterian Church, pursuant to adjourn
ment on Friday,
Messrs. Bell. Crawford and Jameson, were
appointed a committee to prepare a Pastoral
letter to the churches, uader care of the
Presbytery.
1t Vas resolved, that the Presbytery send
a communication to Mr.. W. A. Harper, OF
This city, expressing their approva! Of bis
efforts TO raise u 1 memorial 10 the memory Ct
Rev. J. 7. t!a:gFave.
The statistical report Of the number OF
ministers, churches, ~, Of the Preshytery,
was read.
The following resolution was adopted.
Rrsy}yeG, That in the Judgment of this Fresby-
terry II Is incon.is'en, with Christian obligations
AMI responsibilities. 10 make use OF inioXIc-'lns
liquors a. " oF'ri'=e' % ~ 'Hu"'''"".' S''"
recon- m.mdrd r. All The members Of the church.
IS under our care, 10 give p%rayrriaI need III tEls
feg"i" % We i"iu"cio' 81 'at apostle ~
c,...., ~,1'l.. .r.;u.oa e., .bo
Second Presbyterian Church, in this city,
during the Fall and Winter.
BY rcques', several Of the pulp!ts in this
CITY, were supplied with ministers BIZ the
Presbytary.
The Presbvtery, after spending an hour in
devotional exercises, took a recess Until after
public ~svrsice at night.
Al the conclusion Of religious worship at
night, the Presbytery ro-assembled, when
the Pastoral letter was read aud accepted.
The Presbytery then adjourned to meet in
,,,o ,
GcoD SALE-Mr. Dagid \. Windsor sold
last week, to Mr.. Wm. j. Gillespie, of Lou.
doun County, n part Of his Summer Hal"
farm, one and one bali miles west of Alex
andria. on the Little River Turnpike Road,
ten acres, with the Green House,
and q snail tenement, for the sun Ct Il ,25O,
"''"@
A~LfXANDRIASS ~ CALIFORNIA The Alex
correspondent Of the Washington
S,.r say>:--"Many Of The AiezauiTians now
ia California are on the golden road to ioE-
tune. The Mouumc"t"i Company OF winch
Mr.. Robert Nj L2Fm'ur Il Secretary aia 10
which Mess1S. William GnG oauuai Liruhour
rccejn,s Of cold dus, irola their claim" near
Forrest city, fCr the five weeks Guiding June
9th, were 1851 a., log dwt., valued at two
hundred and sixty thousand dollars."
ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH CApLE.-In order to
crafty the desire on the part of many to pos
sess a niece OF the Atlantic Telegraph Cable,
our elterprisins fe!iaw-cit!zen, Fir. George
'i''''' 1]' ;I,
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u aBISE LIST.
aos7 oF MISUNDERSTANDING

~'0H. 'F Observation-Disclosures
ARRIVED.
~.' ). H. d, Smoot, Beard, Piscataway,
% Blackjack, Marshall 4 Co.
IN SAILED. ,FN
i. n5.er Mar, TOoker, New York, coal by
lJyL'Gy Ellen, COrson, New York, coal by
g, @s D''aso, Cook, New York, coal by 7. J
SS,, King, Andrews, Philadelphia, by
h W !, \ 4. R Whitaker, Booker, New York,
H., MEMORANDA.
M -, l. Harmed, Clarke, from this port, ar
Albany "a inst.
C. FL HOoy Weld, Slee, from Georgetown, D.
ass s.O'' townsend, and Charlotte Shaw,
X, Tu '1'> port arrived at Boston 1st inst
&pC~ amy Neal, from Boston, for Washing
N, sailed from Holmes Hole 3lst ult..
q, IA "s'E Johnson, SchofeId, for Washing
d Philadelphia I'd inst. -.
~ EHS6 WHITE BRANDY, 4 do. Span.
hcat.s .a brandy, for Brandy Peaches, Just
- { SUI 'Or sac by JOHN A. DIXON. r
I sp5 s'o FAMILY FLOUR, in barrels
s:by 'ass' Just received in store, and for
>sp6 JOHN A. DIXON,
C,rr Family Grocer.
OC.,Ts,, fARN-5,00O lbs. superior North
>ssa ,'''H@ Yarn, for sale by
la. WHEAT & BRO. II
w En-, fresh Groand CORN MEAL, Just
h. ''SelSet and for sale bv
FERRY 4 "~NNYBACKEE
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EthU>HEs AND tuMBS.-A very large
; supp, Of Fine Tooth Brushes very hne
English Hair BTu.hr,; Horn, Gu;ta Percha, and
Buffalo Dressing COMBS. Gurta Fercha Pocket
Colub>: also. Ivory and Horn F!ae Tooth Combs,
lust received and Tor sale by Nm. a HARE,
No. lUg Kiug-st., COR. OF Pat.
rTSiyn of the Golden Murtar. sep 8
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ItOAL INJECTED Per schooner Beauty
: WHITE ASH SOC and WHITE Ash
BKOKEN. taa latter Tor Furnaces A. Only a
small! potion OF this cargo . Tor sale, those: n
want, at present prices, had better apply We
have III ward Cumberland Lump Kun Of N'ac'
and Smiths Goal, AMI will Keep on land q con-
.f,r- snrpIy. WISE & co,
.epl1Iw Kirg-s'., between Water Il Union.
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: +. yrASKLS. l.. J. ROTHsOCK
s1RANKLlN & ROTRROCK, IMPORTERS AND
DEALERS Is FRENCH. ENGLISH, and
AMERICAN PAPEkhANGlNGs; Window
Shades. Cornicr, Curtain Bands, Pins, and UP.
HOLSIERY GOODS, Southwest corner OF 9Th
aud =. streets, Washington, il. {.
IL Paper put on by experienced workmen.
Washington u. e., aug lo-eo3m
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ssyALL. STEPHENS * co, 322, PenGsyI-
wv wanna avenus--BOE'S and YOUTH )
READY-NhDE CLOTHING, Tor school and
dress wear. Parents and guardians wishing to
lnrnls. their children and ward, with scnocI aud
college gu ITS lor the coming season, are invited
TO examine cur present large and extensive as.
scrtnlent of BOYS CLOTHING, where they can
IA out tarir children, Of all sizes, III a :ew mo-
men.s, win every description OF r~eady-made gar
msn.s, Of substantial and durable qualities, at
very moderate prices.
WALL, STEPHENS & Co,
322, Penn. avenue, between 9th and lOta SIS.
Washington. aug JO-.m
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GE9RGErowN, Sept. 3.--Quite az excite
ment was created among cur citizens resid-
ing Cd the "Heights," by the announcement
that a pretty extensive robbery had been
committed by burglars, III the residence of
Mics Emily Dodg2, Garner of Congress and
S;oddard streets. The following articles
wer, stolen: 70 large forks, 2 small forks,
10 table Spoons, u tea spoons, l dessert
spoon, napkin ring, salt spoon, ) butter
Knives, (all silver,) snd gold and l silver
spoon. This robbery was perpetrated at
abuu, | o'clock this morning, aud, OF course,
our vigiiant wstohmen were DOT On the round
when wsulsd.--Gsuyeto.on Cores. Of Wash.
,MJf.
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CcRRrCrIav Officers Wardcr and Davis,
Md not the Waicbmen, as WIS stated in ga
urday's Gazette, discovered the whereabouts
e the negro man Ages.
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Mr.. r. +. Stone, formerly of this place,
has opened a Drag Store at Orange Court
House. We wish him success al bis new
home.
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<y
EY 7ELEGRiPH.

New YoRS, Sept. ALL is quics at the
Quarantine grounds, which arc guarded by
tue police. Tae U. S. frigatc Sabire is az
chored abrcsstt the government stores, for their
protection and that Of the shipping.
Three arrests have been made, including
Justice of the Peace De Forest. One hundred
and fifty warrants are out for other parties.
Bosr,y, Sept. 4.-The B iston city author
tiles have ordered four steam fire engines
from the builders Of the steamer Pniladel-
phia.
New ORLEANS, Sept. 4-Tbe number Of
dea,hs By ya!lla fever, on Thursday, w"sS5.
NOTICF-TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS
7 AND The PUBLIC GENERALLY
The BooT, SHOE. Hat ANp CIR BUSINESS. here
totore carried Oh by GEORGE h. BAlNE x
co. will BE- hereafter Conducted by PAT
YERSUN B.3TNE. at the Old stand, III the
name OF BAlNE & 60.
Country merchants viii find a general assert.
uent 0. fresh AID desirable FALL aud WIN
TER GOODS, as above described, lately pur-
chased Of the Eastern manufacturers which
viii be sold iow 70 cash ., ]Itdow9i deo.rrS.-
10 all Such an earnest invitation Is gwen 10 call.
aug u-eoGm BaYNE II co.
E-GTlCE-All persons indebted o Us whose
accounts are no" passed due are irqu"s-
tod TO call and settle them without delay, as
longer indulgence cannot be gwen
-. 1 : - \ = 6 Z
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Stafford Co, sp 2-2aw6m

'-'S' >N'
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
\ II PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY, MA.
RYLAND.-Thr subscriber offers at private
sale, one OF his farms, called BEACH HILL,
containing ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY
ACRES. Of which twenty acres aTe IN wood land,
twenty acres meadow land, ard the balance
prime soil. not only ada pied 10 the growth OF
every corp OF our climate, bat particularly sulta'
bic Tor a MARKET GARDEN. The situation
is six miles from Washington City, and TWO
miles and a half from Alexandria. There are
err. OH the Farm some OUT BUILDINGS, and
g. d ilue spot tor a dwelling, overlooking a
beautiful valley, with picturesque scenery
The farm is not a mile from eltneT the Epi'co-
palian. Methodist or Catholic Churches, nor
from = primary school. The neighboThood l.
very rnlcKiy settled, and OF uneHcep'ionabie So
ci.ty. There is on the farm a BRICK KILN,
winch the subscriber would sell TO the purchaser
at a igw rate. wnicn would be a great advan.
tage to any person wishing TO bul!d IN the farm.
Persons wishing 20 purchase will be- shown
the premises by the Subscriber, or by Thomas
Grimes, esq both living near the farm for sale.
Terms liberal, and can be modified to suit pur-
chasers. Address GUSTATUS FINOrTl,
Washington Cay, care OF Thomas Grimes
feb Z5-eoti
E'hE SUBSCRIBER wishing to return SOUTH
offers Tor sale the place upon which ne
resides, consisting OF TWENTY AND A HALF
ACRES, situated in Fairfax County, upon the
old Leesburg Road, which separates It from Inc
grounds OF the Theological seminary.
"a The DWELLING IS d Is story frame
...5 building, Completed in the Fail OF $500
Containing i've good sized rooms, exclusive OF
kitchen, sioreroom. and pantry. A we'll OF ex'
ceiIent wafer at TIE door.
lis proximity TO Alexandria, and the neIgh6oF'
hoot sfording the best society, makes 1t deslra.
bic, if only for a Summer residence.
Possession given Immediately. For terms,
&c, apply either through the Seminary Post
Office, or upon the premises, TO
Fairfax Co, iy 27-eotf A. C.. N SMETS.
~ OTICE.-Those in want OF BROOMS
~ made expressly for Brussel Carpets, can
get them by calling at the Broom Factory,
Royal, south OF Prince street.
aug ~ L. HERRING.
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CHARLES B. TEBBS, }
NJ. HARRISON, Comm'r'
JOHN NJ. ORR,
Leesburg, Loudoun CO., Va, sep 3-eots

nUBLIC SALE OF MOST VALUABLE
COURT HOUSEWIFE be sold, on Monday
the 2Oh day Of September, 10 the highest bidder
the NEST valuable ard we'll known TAVERN
PROPERTY at Louisa Court House, Git being
the only tavern in the village,) together with
about TEN ACRES OF LAND.
This is believed to be the most valuable tay-
err property in Eastern Virginia, possessing ad.
want ges which but few other locations do.
fssS The buildings, consisting OF three large
.baSl. HOUSES, together with VARIOUS cottages
AMI Offices, render il well adapted for the sc-
commoIation of the numerous persons stopping
there on all public occasions, and peculiarly SO
for the reception OF boarders during summer
The dining room, bar, and stables are album
dainty supplied with spring water, which also
affords a constant fountain in the yard, keeping
a tank, containing AGO gallons, constantly
aIlet, which will supply water Tor baths, gar.
dens, washing, ne. The stables, containing $40
stalls, do not afford sufficient accommodation
for the public on court days.
There are also a store room and saddleT s shop
which rent we'll, belonging to the tavern.
This uroperty, being situated Immediately
upoo he Virginia Central Railroad, 81 mIies
northwest of Richmond, and IA miles OF Cor
donsvilIe-,he junction of the Alexandria Rsl.
road with the C.ntral-the mail cars passingit
twIc. a day in each direction, make it aeCessi.
bic from all points.
Declining health only induces me TO dispose
OF such valuable property.
TEnys:-One. fourth cash; balance in I, 2,
and 3 years, bearing interest, but if desired;
upon good security, time will be given upon
the whole. J. &. CAMMACk.
Louisa Court House, Va, aug z7-wts
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FOR RENT.-The commOcious and
isl wei! known EAGLE HOTEL, corner OF
hlng and Fayette streets.
20 Also. a Brick DWELLING and STORE,
s. three doors above the Hotel, on ing street;
al excellent stand Tor a Grocery and reed Store.
Possession OF botn gwen immediately.
sen Scott ELlIABEIh HARhisuN.
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H.TOTlIE-Ni&S W.iDDEY will resume
the duties Of her School, II her former
room, on Fairfax street, on NoHday merit, ON
inst. mere she will be pleased to see he's former
pupils, amd any other, who may "isn TO enter.
She Viii continue 10 pay especial attention 10
Reaalns, Writing, Spelling, Geography, and
other fundamental branches, a. heretofore. in
the meantime, she can be seen at the room, be-
weeu 5 ana II ociock, a. VI. sep did
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FOR RENT.-A comfortable two.story
LIE. BRICK DWELLING, at the upper end
OF an street, a few doors east OF + ayette street.
The house has recently been put In thorough
repajr. and will be rented low to a good tenant.
Apply 10 Din r D.
sep 4-dti
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wv NTED At RICHARDS BAZAAR, A
w LADY, TO act as Sales Lady. One com
ing we'll recommended, will secure a good si'"-
l.e H. .nnIv;no as above. sep2
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a LEXANDRIA, LnUDuCA * hAMP-
\ SHIRE RAILROAD Co.-Ihe Annual
General Meeting OF tut, Company will be held
at ,heir Office in Alexandria, at II o'clock, I'm
on TUESDAY, the tn cay OF September next.
=, 44-.an-d X. JOHNSTON, CIk.
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EIuUIH PASTE.-Just received a supply OF
.JEWsBURY * BROWNS ORIENTAL
TOOTH PASTE. THIS elegant PREPARATION
established by more than twenty years expert
ence. and numerous testimonials ifom Dentists,
and Others. Is submitted to the public as mat
grea, e.idera'um-a thoroughly satisfactory
}. LE4DBEATER & son,
o mo 9-2-- Nos s and 7 : Fairiaxst
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JOB PRIN TING
Neatly executed, with despatch, at this Once.
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H1OURNAMENT Al The FAGQUikk
WHITE SULPHUR ,PklNUs-lle
Annual Tournament al these Springs Will take
place on tie 9Th ddy Of a9idnor.
Warrputon. Va, aUg "I-sotstho
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ALMANAC.

lS9> SuESUgl
HiitNbER. ,is., sets. MooN's PHAsEs.
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rUGAR CURED HANiS.-g0G lbs superior
- Terre Hau,e Hams, just received and Tor
~ hv l.. NJ. MCCORMICK.
s"e'y Theatre Building.
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NT0TICE.-By virtue Of q deed Of trust exc
cu,ed to me by John Corrwell, on the.
29th day OF May, 1857, and recorded in Prince
William County Court, | shall offer for sale 70,
the highest bidder, on the premises, the 9th day
OF September, 1858, one-hfth part of 4"2
ACRES. which lies on Powell's Run, adjoining
Mrs. Williams, John Clark, and others, in
Prince William County, and which is now m
the possession of said John Cornwell. Terms
OF sale cash-the title is unqusstIonsble; but
selling as trustee, | shall convey such title only
as is vested in me. oh
WILLIAM sELECMAE, Trustee.s
Prince Vim. County, aug Scots
I VLOvER SEED.-A prime article, for sale
u by [lsb 81 c. 7. SUBTLE L co.
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VESSELS WANTED
&AA For NEW YORK,
BOSTON.
PROVIDENCE,
COHASSET NARR0WS.
PRILArELPHiA, ard
other Northern and Eastern ports. Dispatch
given. Apply to [aug i9l FO"LE X co.
VESSELS WANTED, for
aS NEW YORK,
~ BOSTON. and other
NORTHERN and EASTERN PORTS. high
est freight paid
CUMBERLAND Coal & IRON co.
$3.50 % llU
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-06

IN store and for sale, 200 sacks ASHTON; iVo
SACKS Warrington, and 200 sacks GROUND
ALUM SALT. ,c1,cu & ppo
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-06

IHARLgS hEkNDON, QATE CONWAY d
y HERSpaS) ATTORNEY AT Low, Frederick
burg, Nn- n.a, continues 10 practice IN the
Courts OF KiHg George, Stafford, Caroline, Spot
syivauIa, and the town OF Frederick sburg
Collections promptly made and RENTED.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-06

I,ANIEL CAWOCD has removed his Once
from Union street, to the second floor OF
j. c. Nevett's Warehouse, Long Wharf, opTo-
"a. p;onosr Mills aug 2l-eo3t
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IS. p. FRAyHLIv, Washington City, d. {
J l.. T.. hul HRg,Z. aug !" -2aw-m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-23

nN pFMArDE-uNE BONNIE FRANCA1sE PARLAN
~ bien angue habuee su service des enfsns prom
la couture . munie de BONES accommodations adre
ser lse bh av, entire Ia 2ome et 1me de II heure
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INSURANCE COMPANY.

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are hereby notified that the balance Of their
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a or before the oath day Of April instant
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JOHN o. HENDERSON, Comm issIOners
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DANCING ACADEMIES.


A DODWORTHs DAFC1rg UAphs1
N. No es proadwry, New York.
No ir Montague place, Brocklyp
Classes viii be continued until June la
Pupils received nj any time.
MADAME sAuvkGEAu's DANCING ACADEsY, 68s
Nl Broadway opposite Bond sreet-open every ser.
LES Taneers taught In twelve eeson Hop on Tuesday,
April n. Grand soees Tuesdays Ihprsiays AND saurasyA