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DRUGS, CHEMICALS, &c.

1NANCY ARTICLES AND PERFUMERY.
-Camphor Ice and Amandne, for Chap
PED hands; Rouge; Lily White: Toilet Powder;
German Cologne; Lubn and Bazn's Extracts
Tomades and Hair Oil, OF every variety and
price, kept constantly on hand and Tor sale by
J. WILLIAM BOW LING,
oct Il No e., cor. Fairfax X Prince sts.
l,TABLER'S AGUE and FEVER specific, a
- safe, etfectual and speedy remedy for the
disease in all It's forms: also successful pre-.
ventive OF Bilious diseases in Ague and Fever
districts Prepared and for sale by
DR. K II STABLER.
No. l65 King street, corner OF Washington.
oct 2
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CLOTHING.

N7ILLIAM d. MASSEY. MERCHANT
w TAILOR, has iust received his Stock OF
FALL AND WINTER GOODS, tor Gentle
mems wear, consisting of French and English
CLOTHS, OF various colors, and from the best
manufacturers; Black Doe Skin CASSlMEREs;
French, English and Scotch Fancy Cassimer"s;
Black, Brswn, and Olive Beaver and 1ncot Over
CoatlDgs: Black and Fancy Mat!lasse VEST
lNG>; Velvet, Satin, and Grenadlne do; Fine
White Linen and Marse,lles Dress SHIRTS :;
Saxony Under Shirts and Drawers; Neck Ties
Cravats; Stocks; Pocket Handkerchieis; Gloves;
Buck Mitts; Shirt Collars; suspenders; Money
Belts, and Half Hose
READY-MADE CLOTHING gotten up in
the best style, and OF the various kinds, with Il
full stock OF the very best trimmings
Thankful tor the confidence heretofore be-
slowed by my customers, | assure the public
that every effort shall be made in the future 10
merit a continuance of the same Store No 81
Klngst. one door above Royal. South side sep IS
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YNRENCH GELATlNE. -Coxe's Sparkling
L GelatIue for making Table JeIIes, re.
celyed and Tor sale by
oct 4 HENRY COOK & CO.. Sarep.a Hall.
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yUSr ~ SEASON The scar. Mary Anna
- from Philadelphia is expected TO arrive in
few days with cargo OF prime RED AND
WHITE A>H COAL. deliverable from the YES
sci al my usual low prices.
oct [>eut JAMES c. NEVETT.
E,UAL.--'IU tons West "Lehigh,' broken
I and Egg size WHITE ASH COAL su-
perior article for sale al very low prices, if ta-
ken from vessel Tie ~ WHEAT " BRO
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vol. LlX.
uA4et, q Virginia Advertiser,
49, PssLlsHED DAILY BIZ
EDGAR Snow K n.
-. n.ll,rs Der snnum, payable half yearly.

acknowledgements not exceeding
.I.v > 'y..~-I ,hre. times for one delar. Adver-
-', .5a,iaurd after three times, for 30 cents
:-'-' -,,, INSERTION INSIDE, or 70 cents oU1siDE-
, In .sun'sa a. , Dr;rl rSrsrs to b, agreed upon,
.'-s -..| ~ the usual smouut Of space they may
ESi! ,.,,>n. by the year not to advertise articles
!,- heir rrsu ular business, nor to insert In
;l,r',.i,.asat, any other names than Their own own
s '. ,oa 's'5g,'. =. ,aSerti.snsns: Sa1sSi saS
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"AVlNG received my FALL SUPPLY OF
II CLOTHS C.aSSINERES, YESTINGS,
&c, would most respectfully call the attention
Of all who may be in want OF anything IN my
line, to examine them before purchasing else.
where, as am confident that can SUIT all, not
only as to quality of goods and prices but as to
fitting and workmanship.
also call attention 20 my fine assortment Of
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS, such
as Linen and Nett Shirts, Drawers, Handker-
chiefs, q owes, Cravats, Suspenders, Collars, &c
A remnant OF READY-MADE CLOTHING on
hand, which | am determined 20 close out al
cost. Call soon, as No. | Stock, such as
have, goes of quick. WM. AHNOLD,
sep rs No 81 KIng-st
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FORE NEW BOOKS MAGAZINES, AND
III PAPERS, at GEO. SIGGERS Boos and
PertJdtcm Store, - Prime street, YpoSue the Cd
=sre CGcs.
Maria Lessa;re, or The Bale; Girls Love, by
Falcorb:dge. price &c.
Lie IN the Far West, or he Comical, Qu'zzi-
cal and TragicaI Adventures Of foosIer, by
AGopAus VI Hart, Z5c.
Ivan the Serf or the Russian and Circassan
Tale o. Russia, Turkey, and Cncassia, By
Austin G Burlck, '6c.
Tnr illustrated London News, with four splen-
did coloI,d pngravlrgs, SOC
Yankee Notions Tor November. luc.
New Paper Uos, lila, Lille heers, Emma,
and Willie, tall supply OF the different kinds,
kept constantly on hand.
II. Y Ledger Mercury. Weekly. Leader Har'
pers Weeniy, LesIe's Paper Companion, y.
Clipper. PoIters Spirit Police Gazette Pilot,
Irlsh news, and all the Weekly Papers on hand
al reduced prices oct Is
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SPLENDID SCHEMES FOR OCTOBER,
1883,
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faB!NET, CHAIR AND SOFA MANI
" FACTORY, No l3U, kmg street, .disTan-
drid Tu.-Haying lately s'ted up one OF the
handsomest and most spacious ware-FOoms IN
the city. tor the FURNITURE BUSINESS, re-
specJtuliy invite public attention 10 my large
stock oi FURNITURE, which am constantly IN
creaslmg. Person, visiting our city viii hndIt to
taeir advantage 20 give me cali as the range OF
my GOODS in respect 10 quality and price, Is
such as 10 cover the wants and views OF ALL
Ny stock comprises Mahogany Sofas, Rocking,
Cane and Wood seat Sitting Chairs, Side
boards, Dressing Bureaus, (marbe top and pIan)
marble top and PLAIN Wash Stands, marble top
Sofa. Card, Book and iancy Tables, Cottage Set,
Bedsreads, OF all patterns; such as hish Field
ing French, Iow-post, and TrundIe bedsteads,
several patterns OF Cottage Bedstead'. Hat
racks, Wardrobes Looking Glasses, and large
number of other articles sembracefintns business.
~ Beds, BoIsters, Pillows, Mattresses, &c,
constantly on nand.
or-.-rt JAMES n DFVArGHN
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W. ASHINGTON STOVE P0Ll>H.-PIe,
w miuns were awarded for this article by
the Worlds Fairs at London and New York
and by the American Institute Such is ITS
reputafion, that numerous counterieiis are III
market None genuine unless the name OF Jas
L. Seiburg is OH the Label.
sep25 H. l. GREGORY, No. lis klng'st
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"A>UlNGION AND ALEXANDRIA
STEAMBOATS,.

-, The Alexandria and Washington
ssAis~samboa's will hereafter run regn'
''..- .-''rs ne wharf loot OF 7th street, Wash.
s'' and King street, Alexandria, at tie fol-
a'f: -o.->
'toh'E PAGE leaves Alexandria al the
''l! -.aVs:-5i, ), 10, -, Il, a, and o.
!. '''' Washington at fi, 9, II, /. ,, S, and
'a'Ni> C0LLyER leaves Alexandria at
.'..a 4, and : clock.
1'''' Washington at :. 10. 10, 9, 4 ard s
., ,.' 'E''Pilng on TUESDAYS. and FRI
y.,-,A Mr., A..r ,ae wrl! run as heretofore, to
~, ~ hhNON, and omit the trips between
, COCK 70 and from Washington.
|: q! 4 NJ nlp connects with the o. Il A
y.,., =. South and West.
'o'Ati'> \ ONNlBUSES leave the Capi.
$. So corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and 18th
=, ,."s'' con0ectIg with the boat.
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GUNNER DRINkS-Silver Medal premium
- MINERAL WATERS, Carbonated Cham.
payne, end pure Crab CIDER, ALE AND POR-
TER, several varieties, all of them superior TO,
and cheaper than any now to be had in town;
TEMPERANCE CREAM MEAD. an excel
lent article Tor children and adults liable TO con-
stIpatIOn.
LAGER BEER, now so highly recommenf-
ed by Physicians. All the above articles tor
sale at our depot, No. 3S, North Water street.
Alexandria.
EXCURSIONS and persons out OF town, furnish
ed OIL short notice, by leaving orders at above
place. with our wagon, or by mail.
10 s-Jtf Army Il SHINN.
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ES yJ .-F 20 q - 2
III MH Il w &. 81 Sar. ffiiH--.lTsSfsEl
ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY

IS EALL .Ng WINTER ARRANGEMENTS. 1857
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THOICE SEC a X >-A large supply Of
I choice SEGARS inst received and tor sale
bv PEEL, STEVENS co,
oct Is cor OF Kng and Aifred.sts.
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5O,OS9 DOLLARS

JOUSG DOLLARS!
T OTTERY for the benefit OF the State OF
| Delaware, Class r, for 1855, TO be drawn
al Wilmington. Delaware, Oh SATURDAY,
October 23G. 1853.
IS Number Lottery-l3 drawn ballots.
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HRUSHES-A large assortment 81 ha'r,
- Teeth. Hat, Nail, Cloth, Conb, Shoe, and
busting Bushes, Of good quality, and at io"
prices, just received at .,,.,,o,..,
H. B. WHITTINGTON'S,
oct % No So. King street.
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aDAhS tAFNEsS So"rHNA
IN'lIE me attention OF the public TO the
| facilities Afforded by this Company, for the
i.,s aud sale conveyance of Specie, Bank
Ms, valuable packages, heavy and bulky
i.I1INc.
sN2RE>>Es for the East, to Baltimore,
,..as.p''d New York, Boston, Providence,
a,.''t, ~, cave our office daily, at ~, A. M.
EXPRESSES for the South, to Richmond,
''.r''hsours Petersburg, Lynchburs, and for
i1... 10 North Carolina, South Carolina, Geor-
ia Alabama, and Tennessee, leave daily at
l.: An
prEXPRESSES are always accompanied
,ers'g. and trustworthy messengers, and the
&,lc can I-y upon all business entrusted to us
Zone with safety, punctuality, and des
I,s
nrs-on heavy freight from Baltimore,
cents l1U ts.; from Philadelphia, 81;
n Nv York 81 so
N'ra'Sages Of goods taken by weight, un-
~ 6-E-lDg over POO TBS.
- -'' T. W FAILS Agent
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IMPORTANT TO COUNTRY MER.
| CHANTS-I am now manufacturing TIN
WARE. which am selling at wholesale, as
low as can be bought in Baltimore, or any OF
the Northern cities. have large stock On
hand, and can tIll orders with despatch.
sep Is H. |. GREGORY, No lis, King.st.
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MARRIED..

At St Marys Church, by the Rev. Peter
Kroes. on the 27th OF June, EDWARD CASEY,
and BRIDGET FITZGERALD, both of this
city.
On the 18th ultlmo, by the same, JOHN
BENNETT, and MARY BURNS, both OF this
city
On the 18th, by the same, JAMES QUINN,
and MARY HONSON, both of this city.
On the 18th, by the same, MICHAEL era
VEN, and BRIDGET KENNEY, both OF this
city.
On the same day by the same, OWEN NJ
GENT, and MARY MULLHOLLAND, both
of this city.
On the 25th. by the same JEREMlA All CAGH-
LIN, and CATHARlNE HURLEY, both OF this
city.
Near Dranesville, Fairfax county, on the 22d,
by the same, MATTHEW FLANAGAN,
and ELIZABETH LYNCH, both of that county.
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Wheat,

,.,oa opr last report OF the market, another
., h,e cents has taken place, and we alter
IL. ro,atiuus accordinsly -to $l.4O tor red,
ouI =, IA ,or white. Ii must he understood
""" Lsss are the outside prices for strictly
PRIME lois, ,o mr. friends m;sled bv IN.
,9v,nces, and therefore hold for still
',.S l,rser prices They must not forget the
'.u. a. the wheat market of last year-how
t',0' o,srug al 81 65 10 Sl.75, it gradually de-
,I 1,ns5 y mill it reached Sl.25 to $l35-at or
,h,p, which price II ruled ior several months
,r,or 10 the Isl inst. -,
P'. T,s rrice IN Richmond now is as high as in
,,, ornrr market IN the country.
'"i r,.Is.; arrivals from Liverpool show slight
I.,ltps in both wheat and Hour.
No., nj our exchanges report short crops, and
l,t,,.l5s IN quantity and quality, and yet many
TAR average In making calculation
''f ,,a probabilities OF future prices, our read.
TAX. INTO consideration the fact that it
,ta interest OF tue producer that the impress
',,o .,oud prevail tina, the crop is short and 'he
- interior: again, that farmers are proven.
,cr looking on the uniavorable side OF the
,,..,}.r and without intending to deceive, they
go, n understate and, yet, again, that there
I,ry, surplus OF old wheat in the West and
%or,,vs.t. nrld by spectators, who do not
..,,rl. 70 manufacture tremendous loss OF
.,or. Tor the purpose OF running up prices
n,,I ,b.v sell. On the other hand, 1t is the In
,.,.s, or another class OF spectators to make
,,no.,e statements; but as lar as We can learn,
mere are not many persons specializing as yet
and utlers are not much disposed to accumu.
late large stocks.
name evidently prevails upon the subject
" nav. 20 doubt that immense damage has
bssu done by flood and the usual enemies OF
vb,a,. bu, still we think there will be larger
and hitter weld in the country at large than IS
g-,,r.liy anticipated. By the lst OF October
a. wU know the result OF the growing corn
,bropsbou, the country for which the weather
h.. b,.p favorable. the result OF the European
harvest. aud will be better informed as to the re-
~, Of our own harvest. These will influence
rucrs ,ery greatly tor the balance OF the year
In the meantime, We repeat what We said IN
4 oil, Issue OF the 9TH that il is better to sell
when the produce is ready Tor fully open mar
,., addlog however that, at this particular
time holders OF s'rrdy prime wheat would gain
nothing BY unnecessary haste. sale now at
81 81 Is eQuiyaIen, 10 sale at $l.65 to ST.
q * noItus hence, considering loss OF quantity
weight and interest, 10 say nothing OF risk by
q ire and theit-Richs.omd Enquirer, July 3Oth
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OBITUARY.,

"Insatate archer. one would not suffice
Thy dart flew twice. and twice my peace WAS slain
1t is affective, yea, most sad, 10 be bereaved
OF sweet and innoceat babe, whose praitIe
weaves closely the web of love around It's bud
ding loneliness; but What must be the intensity
of grief which, in few short months, witnesses
the Threshold again crossed, 10 claim the ex-
panding flower.
JOHN JERROE, aged IS months and GEO.
CHATHAM DIXON. aged years and months,
spatched from the warm embrace OF the klndest
and fondest OF parents, from the circle OF idoli-
zing friends now Sleep side by side, in the quiet
repose OF Ivy Hill Cemetary.
Chatty naturally OF strong constructor
stout in form, bright in complexion generous
in disposition his vivacity, gentle manners, and
dignity OF appearance, all seemed to fit him, not
only to withstand the distempers OF youth, but
so happily 10 constitute the traits that would
adorn the man.
The bright hopes Of the father, and the cher
ished anticipatjous of the mother though early
blasted, no doubt enable them TO say, through a
faith that binds them 10 higher sphere, and
permits them TO see through the dim curtain OF
time-"He's only gone before!
DIED, on Thursday, 29th ult, THOMAS ).
MASSIE., OF Washington city. He died at MS
brothers residence. near Washington, Kappa
hammock county, Va. He leaves kind and
atfec,ionate wife, four children, and three grand
children.
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Letter from R,chmo pd County.

Correspondence Of tie Alexandria Gazette
RIcuN,ND Co., July 29.--Since | wrote
last, we have had quite good rain, and in
this have been much more fortunate than
those living in the vicinity of Westmoreland
Court House, who, besides suffering from the
hail storms, and losing their wheat crop, al
almost entirely, nov have their corn twisted
from top to bottom. The residents of that
good old County, | fear, will deal more large
ly than ever in "negotiables."
There is nothing new here: persons are
extremely healthy; and the doctors have un-
usually long faces. Nothing is said about
Politics, ard even the free negro question is
at rest. Money is as scarce as "hens' teeth"
and time is almost as much SO. We have
crabs in abundance but hardly ever a
MOSQUITO.
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The Oregon Elections.

1t is said that Gen. Joseph Lane has re-
ceived Information from Oregon Territory
to the effect that the Legislature elected,
stands on joint ballot thirty-nine Democrats
and eleven opposition. An election for Uni
ted State Senators, in view of the Territory
coming in as State next winter, was to be
held as soon as the Legislature met, Oh the
9Th of July. The prominent candidates were
General Lane and Judges Williams and
Smith There was no doubt entertained Of
Lanes success. The Democrats are said to
have carried all the Offices in the Territory.
-WuSk. Star.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY $. J. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

BY s J. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
~ BILE PROPERTY IN THE CITY OF
ALEXANDRIA, VA-Pursuant 10 decree
OF the County Court Of AlexandrIs County, ZEN
dered at MS Jul ! Term, 1888, in the suit OF Bar
niiz and Brinton plaintiffs, VS.. John Gemmeli
anu Others, defendants, the undersigned, Will
oner Tor sale at public auction, on Saturday, The
SIA day 81 .fnSaSt 1855 ut ~ O'Clock, M. III
front oi The Mayors Office in the city OF Alex
aodria' va, the following described property in
SAID city, to-wlt:
1T No. /. A TENEMENT and LOT OF
~ GROUND, beginning at the intersection of
tae south side OF Commerce street, with the
west side OF Fayette street and running thence
south on Fayetre street $50 feet more o. less. 10
d len feet alley; thence west on said alley -
feet; thence north 10 feet inches 10 a point
on Commerce street 50 feet from the beginning,
thence on Commerce street to the beginning.
IN No ,. A TENEMENT and LOT OF
LII GROUND, adjoining No. l on the west,
fronting % feet on Commerce street, and eX-
tending back between parallel lines TO said al
ley, referred TO in description OF lot No /.
No 3. A LOT on King street. running south
10 Commerce street, and bounded on the north
by King street-on the west by lot and store
belonging (now or lately TO the Snyders-on
the east by lot OF John Cowling, and on the
south by said Commerce street.
No. 4. A LOT on the south side Of Commerce
street, bounded on the north by said street--on
ta- west by lot owned by -, on the south
by lot belonging 10 a. McFarlan, and on the
eat by ten feet alley, and the lot belonging TO
John ienmelI-the last two being the lots OF
ground which were conveyed TO said Gemmell
by Lester Lloyd and wife, by deed OF January
IL, 1888, recorded in Book o, No. 3, page $50,
Alexandria county land records.
TEENS OF SALE One. fifth of the purchase
money TO be paid in cash-the balance in equal
payments al six and twelve months-the deter
red payments TO be secured by the bonds of the
purchasers, bearing interest from the day OF
sale, and the title OF the property TO be retained
ill the purchase money is fully paid
GEORGE w. BRENT, Comm'rs.
5. FERGUSON BEACH, OF Sale.
iy l7-eots
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Alexandria, Va, 8 mo 10th, 1875.

THE ALEXANDRIA BOARDING SCHOOL,
From the preceding card, II Will he seen that
the undeTs gned mas purchased the buildings, APP
parstus. &c OF Benz hdllOwelIs Alexandra
Boarding school and he Will open that nstI'u.
t,on tor lis 2Ith annual session on the !st OF
October next. closing on 18th July following, IN
CONJUNCTION with Nessrs J. G.. CLARK and
DELAWARE and KOSCIUSkO kEMPER
The location OF this School is undoubtedly
one of the best IN the country, "a Is evidenced
BIZ is having been constantly full Tor many
wears. The buildings were erected expressly
ior Use as Boarding School, and are admirably
a,iaptcd iof that purpose. Gas aud water are
introduced throughout the establishment
The object OF the School will be TO prepare
BOYS for the University of Virginia, or any Other
/ Coli.ge. or 10 fit them for the duties OF lie
| The course OF study Will embrace L elemen
tary English branches, the LatiE, Greek french
| German and Spanish Languages, coHpie
course of pure Mathematics, Natural fhiioso
I my. Chemistry, and Astronomy.
The costly and extensive Philosophical ar'
Chemical Apparatus, fine Telescope "looes
! Froioeariug Instruments, and large colIec
tim If Minerals. Shells, &c, will give our stu
, dents advantages rarely offered Oy PiI'6"
schools o., H.;
The Principal was connected WIN me IN
vcrsi,v tor seven years, as Proctor and patron
! rs,rs were all educated there, ana Oeslue
their diplomas, they possess very iiaitenng 'eSu
/ roon,a!s tro.l their Professors. Nh CLARK Is
rac,ajIv IS exceedingly well recommended: IL
!. at nT.s.nr. Assistant Instructor III hatnehal
ic. in tie University, but viii resign that pos
ton al the close OF the present session ou
united energies will be- devoted 10 the scnoo
AID every effort will be made 10 sustain the hlg
reputation 1t has enjoyed under Mr. haloweI!
management. ma.
Tygys-For Board, Washing. and IuItlo
il all the branches except Modern language
$50 fpr the session, payable nall at the con
n .ercemcuI and half at the middle OF 'ns Ue. =
Instruction in French, German, ana 'P.ni'
ercp $50. Charge tor Fuel ard Gas; o.
ne above are Identical with Mr.. III 'et"
except that Latin and Greek are no longer Il, az a.
.,1ra charges but are now included III 'i''
lu,ar course. Tie session viii also De r'0'
For Circular. containing full particulars y, d
Jrsss WM. ). KEMPEk, alexandra, 20:
EyrgnE.cgs.-1ne Faculty 0! the '. n.ss' " y.
or V;rvinja Hon. Vim. Smith, aIfI re ~
In,,gs r II. Field, CuIp.per Court hoIse' v
n. b. Hoge, u. D., Richmond .; rum
FL. D. Allegheny City. Pa le zo-eoh
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~ EsSYY-Gil,S.. esscsssssS.-
SS~prs
By MAGNETIC TELEGR4PH.
Later from Central America.

New YORK July 3l--The steamship Gren-
ada from Greytown on the ooh instant, arri-
we'd here yesterday. Among her passengers,
10 Maxine Jercz who relieves Yrisarri as
Nicaraguan Minister at Washington.
Jcrez brings the Cass- Irisarri treaty as
modified a ratified by Nicaragua; and also
the complete transit route negotiations With
Vanderbilt.
Nicaragua is much excited by rumors Of
another invasion by Walker. Gen. Martinez
was putting Castillo in state of defence
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ICON NJ HICATED.

Is it not strange that ali the DiSunRoaists
of the extreme South-those who are for in
curing whether the Constitution is not &
tste"-whc are for Southern Leagues"-who
preach Secession--who say "the time is for
a Separation "-and all such are, or profess
to be Democrats to belong to the Demo
cratic party? lis Disunionism" the same
thing, with "Conservstism?" | do not be-
lieve that in Virginia this kind Of Demo
oraoy" is popular. A WHITMAN.
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MOUNT HEBRON FARM FOR SALE
VI We will sell al private sale, the FARM
near Alexandria IN Fairfax County, known As
MOUNT HEBRON FARM lying immediately
on the Inc of the Orange and A.eNandua and
the independent line OF the Manassas Gap Rail
roads. and containing FOURTEEN Hun.
DRIED ACRES The farm mas Oh 1t good
IA BUILDINGS, d Saw MIL. and Is under
IL good fencing. -Four hundred acres are IN
grass: about one hundred under cuIilvaiion' and
the remainder in original growth timber o.
Oak, Chestnut, Hickory. ~c. The land vii! be
sold in parcels or entire, as may best SUIT per
sons who may desire to buy.
Terms made kLown on application TO the
designed, on the place, or address through
the Alexandria Post Office. J. +. EpSALL,
my l0-aott orb V FDShLL.