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lsihte SiI6lerarteit unb srrurla6te einioe faum
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br vSammpnia" r~ntIenprt mrrbrr, un bic ]erfcrpcr!i<
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lcine 9teiis iriccrr anSutrctet i'm Stanpc Iein mirp.
9NilorstpGia Democrat
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Mmsperfauf! 9Iusoerfouf
au9ufus Selbbaus,
@olbarbciter hnb llbrmader,
SrcaSltrect SIR. 127 swiIdcn Z. uuS 8. @trase
Dem 5rieSrt6sturse GER titmsnrcr GiIenba6n<Dcppt
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merle, paB ein 9ro6rr Sbcil Der @rltipaaret spn
iir leltlt an9ctertt9t %nurrcn, fir rrrcn SrliSitat
tA nit Stcdt tiirscn farm.
a'ltb bin th sSillcna ncin iebr YpanSueioes
Observation-Disclosures, ipmic cine NtalIe &aruspl,
SaSptS, ui,p Hirlc anrcrc ad,tc NH urGdtc @esls
ltrinc ;i Ycrtaufcn.
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GOrS Seaatfeber 9lOO0.
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Spii6en
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81 wv Tf'F'"F'T'H I'VE Observation-Disclosures. I'll
Sa! nsre, tiisrne, ei9sns fur btis Satrt srtauts unS elmant
tin9sridtets Srsmer 9pit>9ampfl6i6 ~
III u DSON
S'n 5000 a'nntn unb 700 9fsrbstrafy Capt. g.. g8snte, ic9sIt am
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Srenten,
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Grte GajIte 500. 3weite GaiIte $50.
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tNeilun9sn %Ssrlshtn, NIT gang Ssulfr @annidaft bsistt, un6 Gin
jebeS bat tinen e%rfahrenen prpntpSirkn @rit an 8prb, "
29r9sn nabsrer @usfunft wsnbe man I'D an y. SafIeL.
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Serabebuns Der 9reile BON grennbpI,

9a i6 tiasns Bin, nit ben, Sprii6ritte Der 8sit aIciSen s6r,.
%fOlssnbsr aSsiie tsrabSufbsn: 9as Bette GidentoIi III S4S5 ~ o
Ine 5annsnbels 81. $500 per GOrb, baS fret AM Saufe Ssss
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ueer in Der S0ltsarS an 8rcabffraFs Der Srand s~essnaber aentoft
ptrbsn ffnEsn. SameS Il. Mpprc
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Vermischte Anzeigen.
o. H. GHALKLEy

l.. o. H. GHALKLEY,
Sanpler bon Sober unb S6ub.6iuriuos. 0mpcrteur
BON fransUildcm &altleeer,
10. Str., 3pilhen @ain II. Carp, 2tdmono, go
SsGttl4tn S5ubnta9stn tprb biss ~rputanSisft a1ortjrts Yasr,
s s SsSSr ausr Irt bstens %empfrblen. DteisI6sn FnSsn baltltf ius
Ssag auto ;u tbrsm G'sibaft nStb;se gBerfseua, bic ID Ein6trsS,
S n!tm! g, Que Sprten uppcre II. I. 10. DUO sn Sahlern tno
oS SM Ssbrau6t rcerbenbe 2cee in eletbfaOs %sccrdtbis.
rcrfauf. -" - o"' '' sHe %aPSf ''I ITN
Dempll3tTf' Gabrt Stpiihen 8i6mcnp ,np Ne,p gorf.
Ss bsios, ercBen uo beauent cinseridtetcn Il. DoupfI6tfe
%Samsslepha nno nTtoanpfs" iperben bent reiEnben Wublifurt ,ur
S.na SS peltene %tInpfoblcn. Der Gabrpreis betr6at in Der GaTlte
HI: eat hp Sott $40, ub I'M SpihtnSef SIS. f
Ds ny imfsiSipn" serldbt t6ren Bbarf an Sepddts iebeu 9icu>
llS IN 4 MRr Natntttaes, tpdbrsnS Bic ,SpanpfeH isSsn ssrrnoa
wv M! o npr @efneS ron SttY ppint abdbrt. gBer bus Iektere Saupfo
ignn pshusen fS,ua pat nd. bel ben lnter;ei6ntttn Gin I~sabrbiaet III
ppint ~tefprbert iperSen. '"' ""'9 S''
GraDt MUD etltelt anstnrnnicn unb plnttl,bIt brf5rbcrt
1851 '' 800 Qubrom - sn.
Set Netp gprf unS Baltimore Steamer erbalt Ser
untcr3cidnete jebe gp6e:
Saepn, Sibes rnb Sbpulbers,
Sarts unb Sreais,
9arb, Butter uub GGeefe,
Ntadercl, Qiquprs, ;3uder, .@e,par,e &c. &c.
Slui9 su baben unb gun, Serfauf Bel
gS nj. s.. GsIer,
10. Strp sipif9en Main II. Carp.
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S2crreutlcteer. &errenGlciber!
g. 0n98cnDeimer,
90 Maiultrabs nsben benz ct. G9arlcs SptsI,
scIeutt it6 hes eesbrts 9ubtifnni ouf icin arpSes unb soufanbises
9siuAs ~sellelbtn einsulabsa. Srlbinsss unb Spmmeriltibrr fur
5trren uS 8n6ben bat 6srtlbe cine srpBs S~u5patl, Die r su uns
9cnetn biit9en grsiltn %ablaitn fam. 9sriel6e bIt uioleid rim
sNlitansisse 2aetr { 6. gsntleuens 5ugni ping G5ppbS, ees SeniS
ss1. pals ro &al6fntlbsr U. I. ~, Better SIalitd. anb III Sen
UtI'sFN" 9'''s'. .51j
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St6 mpuber Mn5ei9cr.
Spnnabtnb, 16. October 1858.

Oas @ei4dftsGptal Siefes Slattes beinbct tb jebt
IDS Wainirabe, prei abiiren SU, Der grdanse ganf.
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0e5uAt!

@elu6t!
Gin bsui6s8 9fabmsn ipirb eelu6t ,ur 9~Ssrridtuno k6,,srihr,
&rtstsn. gSc? ia9t bic Grpebitipn bicits 9latteS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-15
congress-.

,-,hs Senate, yesterday, certificate of the
,.,;nr Of Senator Hale, of New Hampshire,
~, wears from March 4, 1859, was pre-.
.sD;ed.
c.a,sseptatives, snnouncing.that a resolution
nassed that body for pr0longing the SEES
o %. f,om y till ?! O'Clock.
''y T,S House subsequently. returned the reso-
linn respecting the tnal adjournment,
..nandet so as TO fix the time at 8 clock; in
'"S,b the Senate concurred.
Vi, Broyn moved to amend, by prolorg.
The session until II o'clock today; a.
number of unimportant reports were re-
..;,sa from committees; after which, the
S..s,e went into executive session.
N the House of Representatives, mes
,.,s WAS received from the President, inform
=. the House that be had approved and
.;,oed sundry appropriation bills, including
.b,.s for the ocean mail service.
On motion Of Mr.. J. CLANCY Jones, it was
-s.,l,ed the Senate concurrins, that the ses-
SION be extended to >! o'clock.
q, motion Of the same gentleman, the vote
h, which the Post Office Appropriation bill
xss tabled, was reconsidered, and third
committee of conference was appointed on
tina dissgreeing amendments.
The House amended the Senate's amend
msnt for an extension of the session, BY sub
shutting o'clock.
On motion of Mr.. John Cochrane, all bills
and resolutions committed to the several
Standing committees during this session, aud
on which no reports have been made, stand
recommitted at the next session OF Congress.
Mr.. Stanton asked leave to introduce a
hill 10 repeal the second section of the Post
Route bill, which is as follows: That the
Postmaster General be authorized to make
such arrangement for the transportation OF
the great through mails between Portland
and New Orleans as will insure the mos.
speedy and certain connection, including IN
the route for one of the daily mails, as many
of the seaboard commercial cities as may be
consistent with the greatest dispatch"
Mr.. English said he was astonished that
this section was supposed to have reference
to the ocean service, when 1t related to the
land service entirely.
The question was taken on suspending the
rules; and it was decided in the affirmative
The report Of tho committee of conference
on thoPost Office appropriation bill was con-
Cured in.
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DIED.,

On Sunday, the 18th instant, at the residence
OF her son-iu.law, A {. \. Srne's. near 'he
Theological Seminary, Ann u MAY hiNh'
aged "a years u The friends and acIua'n.
tances of the family are invited 70 a''ehe htr
funeral at the Chapel of the Theological Semi
nary, this day, 18th INST, at ) CLOCK, !. VI.
In this city, on Sunday last, FRANCES Am
wife OF James Hepburn, IN the @lsi year OF he'
age. IL Her funeral will take place THIS al
,eruoon from the residence 81 her husband on
Prince, between Water and Union streets 10
which the friends OF tn family are invited.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-15

The offerings OF flour on Change yesterday,
were good. but there were few buyers and the
market closed dull Quotations nominal. The
offerings OF wheat were light, and the quality
inferior. Sales some lots poor white at s3E
lOOc; do red, aOc No sales of good, and quo
ta;ions nominal The receipts OF corn are lair,
with brisk demand. The market closed hrm
al Gle by measure, 62G62c. by weight, tor
white Csc for yellow offerings OF Rye lghr
small sales at Csc No sales of oats reported
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AUCTION SALES.
BY S. J. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

By 5. J. CORMlCk-AUCTIoNEER
vNRUSTEE'S SALE OF HOUSEHOLD AND
KITCHEN FURNlTURE.-On Friday
morning mar the 18th INST, at 10 o'clock, will be
sold, at the residence of VIM Vi. Smith, oh the
south side of King street, (near the Virginia
House) all his HOUSEHOLD AND KITGH-
I'm FURNITURE, consisting in part Of
Mahogany Sofa, Mahogany Chairs, Gilt Frame
Mirror, Marble Top Table, Feather Beds, Bed
sreads, Tables, Chairs, Carpets, China, Glass,
and Earthenware, first rate Cooking Stove, &c
Terms OF SALE.-All sums OF $50, and under
cash, over that amount, credit OF % days will
be given Tor notes satisfactorily endorsed.
S. J. MCCORMICK,
lie l5-dts Tor the Trustee.
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ASyEss'sze
BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
Later from Havana.

CHARLESTON, June l3.--The steamship Is
abel has arrived at this port. The Havana
correspondent Of the Courier contradicts the
story of tho landing Of the British marines
near Cardenas. The L. S. steamers Water
Witch and Fulton, and British sloop Devas-
tation had been at Havana. Yellow lever
prevailed there among the shipping.
The sugar market was firm Tor the higher
grades. The stock at Havana and Matar-
zas was 100000 boxes. Muscovadoes were
dull. Frcights dull. Sterling was quoted
llJGl2i cts. Northern exchange !(Gl.
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| J tire stock ofDRUGS, HEMICALS, Patent
Medicines Shop Furniture, &c OF K T. stone
No 1915, King street opposite Marshall House
To any person wishing TO engage IN the ou'
siness, fine opportunity is now afforded, as the
stock will be sold on accommodating terms
ApDIy to THOS +. HILL, Trustee.
y. B. Will be sold on Tuesaay, the 18th instant,
at lO5 clock, at public sale, at the house No.
% ROYAL street. tn. HOUSEHOLD and k1TCH-
En- FURNITURE of the same
ie 5-dts 7. T. HILL, Trustee.
1.-THE sale of the FURNITURE, above
named, is postponed TO Saturday ncH, lstA inst,
at lOt O'Clock. I. /. HILL, Trustee.
10 I5-dtS
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Disastrous Confi.gration.

BosroN, June l4.-Yesterday fire broke
out in Corinthiau Hall, at the corner Of Fed
eral and Milk streets, destroying that build
ing: extending to Theatre alley, and lamag.
ing the stores Of l.. g. Panue, G. W. Griffith,
Geo. Blackburne, j. P. Bradlee, nnd others.
The loss amounts to 100000, but was COW
ered nv Insurance.
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The New York Post OF Saturday evening says:
The foreign exchange market closed dull, but
not lower. Bankers were not disposed TO press
on the market. We hear Of considerable ship
ments Of specie to the South this week. One
bank sent about S25O,0OO. The bank state.
ment mailing up this afternoon will, il is ex-
pec,ed, show falling off in the reserve OF com.
The Commercial says it will also show some
decrease in the discount line, and adds:
"The money market is quite inactive, and
continues to grow in ease. The supply presses
upop the market, and while the market rate on
demand on prime securities is about per cent
considerable sums are placed al lower rate
Mercantile paper is scarce and inquired Tor al
4 10 per cent for strictly first class; "nile
names not SO we'll known go at 10 per cent
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CTEAM SAW-MILL.-The undersigned
- would respectfully announce to the public
that their Steam Saw.Mill is now in operation,
about four miles West of Culpeper Court House,
and that they are now prepared TO furnish Ium-
Der OF every description at the shortest notIce
and upon reasonable terms, comprising all ina
usual kinds suitable for building purposes.
They have on hand about four thousand 'es'
Of various kinds-some we'll seasoned.
JEFFRIES Il GAINES.
Cnlpeper Co, feb l-eo6m
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AIM an AC.
SUNS
L ri,,, sets. MoOS's PHASES.
MARINE LIST.
PORT OF ALEXkNDRIA-JUNE Il
ARRIN ED.

ARRIVED.
Ship Ellen Hood, Kilby, Chineha Islands qua
no 10 Fowle & Co, reports that on 'he l4.i'
at about o'clock in the morning, she ran mo
q brio-name unknown, anchored in the Bay,
carrying away TIE brigs glbboom, tore-tOp.saI
Iart.mast. and staving hole in her bow. he
ship had her gibboom carried away and was
otherwise injured
Steamer Columbia, Harper, Baltimore 10
Wheat 4 Bro.
MEMORANDA.
Schrs. Tantamount, Davis Palestine tam.
breen, for this port, and J W. Coiyer, from
Georgetown arrived at New York 18th INST
Schr. VIM W. Marcy, Burke, from ueofst'
town, for Boston, was at Holmes Hole ION INST
Scbr. Eldad. Davis, hence at Albany ON INST
Schr BalIow, Vigures, from Richmond, ar
rived at Halifax I'd inst
Schrs. &. & F Travers, from Georgetown, al
rived at Philadelphia 18th inst, ana Ann i.n'
rell Dukes, Tor this port, cleared do l2'h ls'
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ALEXANDRIA, GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERT1SER-JUNE 1858

The CuEsArEAHE AND ONO CANAL.-On
Monday last, the day of the regular annual
election of Board of Directors, Board to
serve the ensuing year was elected, consist
ing of the same gentlemen that were chosen
at the extraordinary meeting In April last
During the past week there were only
about q dozen boat arrivals at GeorgetoWh;
the receipts for tolls amounting to -, Ol6.-
The Canal is 10 good order, and II the wealth
err continues reasonably fine, Dam No. will
pass boats by the last week Of the current
month.
A new competitor for trade and travel on
the Canal has appeared in The shape OF the
little steamer Antelope, which runs between
Georgetown and Harper's Ferry, leaving
each terminus every other morning, arriving
at its destination before 7 p. NJ, making the
distance in less than twelve hours. This is
a great accommodation and saving OF time
and money to travellers on the line OF the
Canal.-Nat. Int.
AUCTION SALE.-The three story brick
dwelling house and lot Of ground, on the
east side of Fairfax street. near the corner oil
King, at present occupied by John Howell,
was yesterday sold at public auction, by ).
J. Mccormick, AuctiOoner, to IL. Bradley,
for $500.
The WASHINGTON AQUEDUCT.-We under
stand that a sudden freshet on Saturday
raised the Cabin John stream some FIVE feet,
filled the culvert under the canal so that the
waters flowed over the canal bank and did
some injury. The cement house, belonging
to the Washington Aqucduct was also Hood
ed, and some barrels of lime taking lire, 1t
became necessary to remove the cement hast
ily to prevent the burning of the building.
About three to four hundred barrels oil &C.
men, were destro yed Hash Star.
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AMrSEMENTs.
T IBERTY HALL
l. GREAT ATTRACTION.
j. INSCO WILLIAMS CELEBRATED
RIFLE PANORAMA,

VIII Open on Monday, June l4h, 1908.
This magnificent PAINTING commences
with Chaos. and continues down in historical
order to the Babylonish Captivity, containing
more than fifty of the most sublime and inter
esting scenes in the Bible.
Exhibitions every evening. Doors open at
seven o'clock: TO commence at eight precisely
IL Tickets % cents reserved seats 80 cents
to be had at the Hall door. Children under
ten years, Is cents.
Also. Exhibitions on Wednesday and Satur-
day afternoons, for families and schools. Doors
open at y o'clock; to commence at 3! clock,
precisely.
Explained by DR.. TrHDrTs. je lin
Eg SWAN IL Cos LOTTERY COMMISSIONERS
endorsed by the Mayor and Post Master OF Au-
susta. and all ext. 5. Senator OF Georgla,-A
Card from the Commissioners and certificates
from the Mayor and others OF the City OF Au.
gusta:-Augusta, Richmond County, Georgia:
This is TO certify that we have superintendent
the drawings OF the Sparta Academy Lottery,
Samuel swan & Co., managers, at Augusta,
Georgia. from the commencement OF lis draw
ings. and still continue 10 superntend the same.
Each drawing is solely and exclusively under
our control, and we can assure the public that
the managers are men OF honor, responsibility
and fair dealing, and every thing connected with
the entire business is carried on with the most
scrupulous and exact integrity
LEON p. DUGAs,
FREDERICK c. BARBER,
Commissioners OF Sparta Academy Lottery.
Augusta. Ga, June 7th, 1888.
ArGrsrA. Georgia, June 7th, lS5S.-.from
long personal acquaintance with Leon L. Dugas
and Frederick G. Barber, We take great pleasure
in certifying that they are men OF the highest
integrity and probity, and III this community
are esteemed and regarded as highly honora-
bic aud worthy citizens. Hon. b. CoHLEi.
Mayor OF the city OF Augusta.
JAMES VI SMYTHE, ESD,
Postmaster oi the city OF Augusta.
Hon. john p. KHe,
ie l5-3t Formerly L. 5. Senator.
III MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMENT.-
Intrinsic virtue alone could insure IN" success
which this article has attained-for Rheu-
matism. Salt Rheum, Burns. Bruises, Stiff JOINTS,
or GaIds. Sprain, Pole Evil, and Swellings upon
Horses il has no equal ior Man or Beast. NO
person will be without II who has once tested us
value. And with reference 70 the general estl'
nation of the MUSTANG LlNlMENl, can
cheeriuIIy say that 10 article ever performed so
many cures IN our Erigaboihood as tnIs' l.
" SMITH Ridgefc.d, Conn" ;. LElTcH, ESQ
HYDE Park, VI. writes, that the horse was con
si,iered worthless. (hls case was spavinD but
since the free use of the MUSTANG LINZ
MENT have sold him for $3.50. Your Lni-
ment is doing wonders up here" Such testimo-
ny is reaching US every day. The half is not
told. Every family should have It Beware OF
limitations. The genuine MUSTANG is sold
by all respectable dealers throughout the world.
BARNES II PARK, ProprIetors.
NeIU York my l7-eOlm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-15

By the screw steamer Nova Scotan' arrived ,e
of Cape Race, We have four days later in'ell,-
gence from England hetelegraphic dispatch
furnishes little information as 10 commefeial
affairs. Consols on the LIST instant closed IN 'he
London market as before, at 97ihgI5 ior mo-
ney, and 9ade3s for the account. lhe sales OF
cotton at Liverpool, weresmali, but prices were
firm.
The Star OF the West arrived at New orE on
Saturday morning, bringing Sl.44o,'7 10 III spe'
Gle, from California. The mining news is very
favorable and the new discoveries on Frazier S
river Gin British territory had already attract
ed some 1900 persons from California. some
of the dust had been received and was very Ike
the early placer diggings OF California
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-15
JAMES BENNETT, Trustee.
Fairfax County, Va, my 2l- 2awts

VALLEY FEMALE INSTITUTE, Wis
CHESTER, yA-The fourth annual session
OF this Institution will commence September
lst, 1857, and continue five months. The Board
OF Instruction is complete, and superior acVan'
teges are offered Tor thorough and polite edn.
cation. For further inlOrmanon, send and get
catalogue. s. p. YORK, A. NJ,
e. LA MONTE, A. B.,
Principals and Projectors
Winchester iy 7-eoly
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-15

A sale of slaves took place at Ca-sviiie Ga,
on the Goth ult. atwhich man 24years old,
brought Sl,404; a boy of y years, $1,000,
and a girl of Is years 81 lOl. The sale in
cluded large lot, aud the prices all approx
mated those named.