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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-12

= AW AND EQUITY REPORTS FOR SALE.
/ -22 volumes OF Reports o. the Supreme
Court Of the United States embracing all the
decisions, also, 81 vols English Law and Equity
Reports. making 80 vols.
The frs, named edited by the Hon 3. r. Cur.
lis late one OF the associate Justices Of the SUI
preme Court OF the United States; the latter by
Messrs. Bennett and Smith. containing Reports
OF cases in the House Of Lords, Prlvy Council,
Courts OF Equity, and Common Law, and IN the
Admiralty and Ecclesiastical Courts, including
cases in Bankruptcy and Crown cases eserved.
These BOOKS are entirely new. having bur
very lately purchased them but which do not
now need, my original Law Library being rur-
chased back They are very compendI"us. well
bound in cali, well arranged, embracing all i'm.
portant Law and Equity Cases with copious
induces.
TO young Practitioner. they would be nvaI.
liable. supplying the place OF many hundred
volume, and costing not one.iOurtn the eXp'lise
paid for them sal cash. and wilt take the
same. and give d liberal credit for good paper.
satisfactorily e'dorsed. L. NkALt'
10 3O-eoIt Attorney at Law.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-12

The Jeffersonian Republican, of the Stb
inst, contains glowing, refreshing a full,
and truly spicy detailed account Of the recep-
ton and experienced the Richmond Young
Guard on their recent trip to Charlottesville,
and the celebration at Monticello.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-12

4 CUMBERLAND COAL, in Yard, and for
" sale BY fly l2-dlwl ID. BOYD SMITH.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-12

4 oAl.-llO tons West "Lehigh," broken
-, and Egg size WHITE ASH COAL, a su.
Peror article for sale at very low prices, if Ia
Ken from vessel. lie Isl WHEAT 4 BRO
AoOPED SKIRTS, just received, and tor
L sale by c. C.. BERRY,
y ~ No. 70, King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-12

AccIDENT.-We arc sorry TO learn that n
Young female operative, at the Stanton
Wooden Factory had an arm Shockiogly man
gled, on Tuesday last, by being caught
10 the machinery, DIR. DonaGbe skliliuily
dressed the wound, and the patient is dong
we'll though amputation was thought wosid
be necessary The young womah's name
was Ohser.-StYtnton Tmdtcato'.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-12

VALUABLE KING GEORGE LAND FOR
Y SALT offer Tor sale, al private bargain,
until the 18Th day Of judy ner!, al which time, II
rot previously disposed of, it will De offered pub
llcIy. on the premises, my WHlfSE-WOR>lN
FARM, lying Immediately on Potomac Creek,
containing about $50 ACRES.
There is a convenient landing on this farm
Of seven feet water il lies two miles from the
Potomac River, and four from the Steamboat
Landing, on Aqua Creek, by water. The land
i, OF good quality, and we'll adapted 10 the growth
OF Corn, Wheat Oats and Tobacco, and the
production OF Fruit.
- The buildings consist of comfortable
Us DWELLING HOUSE, with four rooms,
ktcasn. Meat House Negro Cabins, and all
other necessary out houses
This Farm is as healthy as any other in tide.
water Virginia the neIghborhood good, and
Churches Of different denominations convenient.
Permission will be given the purchaser 10
laliow tor Wheat and If desired, will sell the
growing crops OF Corn and Tobacco, and give
entire possession on the day OF sale
The Terms will be accommodating.
Any one wishing 10 purchase, will address me-
al Fredericksburg or visit me al my house, aud
| will take pleasure in showing the land
VIM H. BROWNE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-12
GUsTAVUS FINOTTI,

Washington City, care OF Thomas Grimes
feb 2J-eOti
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-12

Cnlneper Co. feb I-eoSm
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AUCTION SALES.

VALUABLE LAND AT AUCTlON--ln
Pursuance OF a Decree OF the Circuit Court
OF Fairfax County. in ths case OF Hall and 9th
ers, rs Hosapple's Adm'rs, and others, the un-
dersigned Commissioners will offer al pdbi;c
auction 10 the highest bidde., al Fairfax Court
House, Va, on Monday, the lsfh dcy Of July. IS,
(co"rtday) very desirable little FARM con
tanning ~ Acres Roods and IS poles OF winch
jacob VI holsapple died seized situated in the
County OF Fairfax, on the County road leading
10 Alexandria. and within OF mile from
burke 5 station on the Orange aud Alexandria
~ Railroad there is or the Land A COM
al PORTABLE DWELLING, a TENANTS
House, New BAgY, &c; II is well watered. has
a sI!lic,rncy OF TIMBER. is OF good quality.
AMI Is in a good state OF cultivation II lies on
each side a. pchck Run and has OH il VAL.
LIABLE WATERPOWER, which has been
used III pTopeIilug Machinery; Single Cutter, &c
TERns-One-truth cash, the residue in three
equal nstalments OF 8, IL and Is months with
interest from the day OF sale, the title TO be re,
tame and the Land liable 10 he resod at the
risk OF the purchaser upon default OF either OF
the deferred payments. TH0S. K. LOVE,
JAMES THRIFT.
Fairfax County, Ie i9-eois Com IS
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7 Terms.

Terms.
The daily BALTIMORE WEkCER ID nub,isb
every morning Except Sunday and is delivered bv
Carriers to City Subscribers at Cts. per week.
The WECKER is also delivered in the Cities of
Washington and Wheeling daily by Carriers
Price for Mail Subscribers of the daily WECKER
50. so in advance.
ES- The weekly BALTIMORE WECKERi is publis-
months in advance
ADVERTISEMENTS on reasonable terms
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2cbcn6s mn0 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
-..-.. rrft..-e. ~
John G. Proud & Sehne, .
91o. So, SeconbitraBe. Baltimore.
g8ir Gbernebmen er6erunssn auf bic nadsbenben Der
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81 500 600.
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nblt. Wir323l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-28
TIE AUGUNT EASIII0NS

At this season lace and barege, lawns and
organdles Grape and chip. bear universal SWAY.
as u meet for things light and delicate. ;.riaI
and fanciiul. Now is the time for deciding the
relative merits of crinOline and extension skirts
OF steel springs and boiled bones. Of bustIes
graduated and adjustable. liz need hardly be
said that the great improvement patented by
douglas and Sherwood has borne away the
palm In the city and county. Their " adiusta.
oe, hhe Auas supports d world the iairer
portion of il, at least
Ba'ques are undoubtedly declining in favor
bat Will be clung to for a while yet. They are
much shorter than before and hollowe,I ont 9
rs 10 make points like lsppets at the hips with
Iohg rounded points ut the back and front of
Tue waist. Those worn in the morpino ar. az
Marseiiles. brilliante or corded dimitvo in ,h.
evening, OF black lace. or white French mr. S,y;ss
muslin finished by puftings filled with coIore5
rlooon Light tmaterial require loose and sow.
Ing sleeves, with fOunces or pufings, and dec.
oratlons OF ribbon or velvet. Dress materials
1oT the season are quoted by Godey's Fashion
edItresS as follows
for plain dress, goat : hair cloth, Paris gren.
ribbed, or clouded barege and nrintsd mn &;n,
and Pekins-a white rround with .oInraG
figures. For full dress, summer moir re .,,;o,s
stripes ana piaids On gray ground, clouded
SILKS, anu carmine IN plaids or broad strines
lhere are also tissues with small grav Aower,
on white or cOlOred ground and suTronndnG
6y stripes of two tints forming a sonara. snr;c
patterns OF new gold tint gray silks shade
10 Initiate putiings, and intersected bv ,o,C
sIripes- This last article is the greatest nov
city, and most stylish Of all "
In InmourniDg dress, the most noticeable ahan,
" 10" season IS from violet o. lavender an,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-28

black, to simple black and white, in the combi-
nations. Purple and lavender are now not con-
sidered mourning at all. " In dress materials
gray cloths, whether Lavea mousselines, Ma
douna, or silk tissues-and stripes, plaids and
figures of black on white ground, or white on
black ground, are the most desirable. This
last, in silks, giaces, fouiard or chinee. has an
excellent effect, as well as in the tissues espe-
eially belonging to the neutrality-suspicious., or
CANDIES, DC. Dresses of plain black English
Grape will be made up over black silk, with a
light mantle and bonnet of the same for visit
ing or carriage dress. Nothing could be in better
taste. Grenadine is much used in making up
sets of undersleeves and collars for deeper
mourning instead Of black Grape, keeping its
shape and color better. In second mourning
tarleton, Swiss muslin and plain lace, or quilted
illusion SETS are admissible
Light wells for second mourning are made of
Brussels net-shOrt, or demi-veils round at the
corners, and trimmed with a ruche of GRAPE
iightened by another of black illusion, being
placed underneath.
Mixed straws, gray chips, white chips
trimmed with black and white ribbons. Nea-
Polltans, and grapes are among the favorite
bonnets. Ruches of ribbon or Grape encircling
the bonnet on the outer edge of the brim, and
carried round the cape, are much used in
trimming them"
dlris under ten wear low corsage, over that
aSo, hiSn corsaSe, with basque, In plain
costume. Pique and jaoonet are favorite mate
rials.
U to the age of seven, dresses of white
peacale, or cambric muslin, ornamented with
needle work, are elegant or white digUe may
be employed if palmer style of custome is
desired. Alittle pardressus composed of white
p'q"e, and trimmed with grelots, is one of the
prettiest
The most admired dresses recently pre-
pared Tor little boys include one composed of
loose jacket, and trousers, composed of gray
cashmere. The jacket is astened from top to
bottom by a row of gray buttons. The sleeves.
which are loose, and reach to the middle of the
forearm, are turned up at the end in the form
OF revers cuff, and trimmed with passementerie.
The uDdersleeves Of white jaconet are closed at
the wrist by bands fastened with an ornamented
button. A plain white collar, turned down,
and green necktie, complete the costume"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-28
THE GRAVES AT SEyASrOPOL.

1he London Times publishes the following
letter, dated London, June 23d, from a gentle
man who recently visited the Crimea
Having recently visited the Crimea, in the
course OF tour in the East, think it will be
interesting to those who have lost relatives or
trends during the war there to know the con-
dition of their graves and monuments. 1t was
with great pleasure that found these, with
out exception, most carefully respected and
preserved. Not stone, even, of the enclosing
walls is lOosened, and it is evident that the
good feeling of the inhabitants has seconded
the strict orders given by the authorities for
the preservation of the memorials we have
raised to our gallant dead. The anxiety man
liested by the authorities both at Odessa and
Sevastopoi that we should observe the condi-
ton OF the burial grounds of the allied armies,
proves that their good preservation is the result
OF genuine solicitude on the part of the local
government to crafty what they know to be
the earnest wish of numbers of every class,
both In this country and in France.
That it is not only the result of the orders
gwen by the Russian Government was proved
to us on visiting the battle field of the Alma
where we were much gratifed by finding that
even there every grave, no matter what the
nationality of its tenant, is even tended and
repal ed. lady, proprietress of the ground
and OF the neighboring village of Burliuk,
takes pleasure in preserving these traces of a
nattle In which she justly considers the honor
OF her country is not slghted by the remem-
brance of the gallantry Of its enemies This
lady, M me Bellavodsky, will, am sure, be
rewarded by the gratitude of English wives
and mothers, for the kindness of heart which
prompts her to care for the honored graves of
those they have lost
IL. is somewhat disgusting to ones national
pride to find one monument in the whole of the
Crlmea defaced, and that by the hands of Eng.
lIshmen. On the monument erected by the
British army in front of the Redan to their
fallen comrads, it seem to be the fashion for
English visitors to exchange obscurity for noto-
riety by cutting their names on every side
Can any barbarism equal this?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-28
Places of Resort during Summer.
CARLISLE WHITE SULPHUR SPRING
~ CUMB ERLAND COUNTY ~

CARLISLE WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
~ CUMBERLAND COUNTY, "a.
This well-knOwn Mountain Resort, situate in
Cumberland county, Pa five miles north 4
easl of Carlisle, will be open for visitors on YEA3
the Goth of June. The waters of these I..M /
Springs are highly Impregnsted with minerals. aud
are superior for drln king and bathing. AccOmmoda
tiOns large. Fare from Philadelphia to CareisIe
G3S5; from Baltimore to Carlls e, IS 10. Visitors
leaving PhIadeiphis and Baltimore IN the morning
train arrive at the Springs at p. m.
For further information address the proprietors,
OWEN Il CHANDLER.
Carlisle Springs. Pa.
Refsrences.-!ohn c. Da Costa. Ess., Tho.. c.
PercivaI, Esq, Philadelphia; Alex. Kirkland. Esq.
VIM. Renshaw. Esq, Baltimore; Jacob Gideon,
Esq, Richard Wallach, Esq, Washing ton.
je 80 2md
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S IMPROVE YOUR EYES.

G. IMPROVE YOUR EYES.
STRENGTHEN and assist them, hy the Psfis
OptlcIan, ID. WUOLFSON, who
has arrived from Europe with he TX
own, as well as the manufacture Of rood msnv
others Of the latest improved SPECTaCLES And
EYE-G LASSES: among which are the
PERlSCOPlC CONCANE and CONVEX. The
DOT BIZ FOCUS and DOUBLE POLISHED
BRAZILIAN PEBBLES, CRYSTALS, Etc,
which are warranted TO improve any EYE affected
with weskness, cataract tending TO It; also
RT-SlGHTEDNESS.
Persons who are com pclled to use sasscs or tbose
now using them, Will be suited at hrst sight Those
DOUBLE VENEZUELAN
CRYSTAL ROCK
have received the highest recommendations at the
Worlds Far, at Paris, through their produolnfa a
cearness and sas:ness of VISION heretofore unk novu
In any other improvements.
Also. all styles of OPERA, spy, ard MAGNI
FLYING GLASSES, Compasses, and Microsoopes
are for sale at hls store Of EIghth street and
Pennsy ylvsnla avenue, or Eighth street No. <9i be-
tween ID street and Pa. avenue.
IL Do sot ntstaks fas oorssr OF sta street
ProeS very reasonable, the Same as at his est.h-
lishment in Europe. n3-t!
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For Rent and Sale.

j. LING No. sse b street north, bstween sth and
improvements, and admirably suited for a boarding
house 10 pInetua tenant the rent will be mode
tIOneer. je "a eOtf
DARE CHANCE FOR WOOD AND COAL
~ DEALERS For rent, for ten ears. a vacant
opposite the new PRESBYTERIAN ChGro6 For ten teSms
apply 81 to r.CHAs. H. CRAGIN. Georgetown.
FOR RENT1That very desirable brick Dwell.
Fe! terms, apply to P a'isi Sa:
4os l2th street. alter O'Clock p. m. ie 25-eotf
FOR RENT OR LEASE FOR A. TERM OF
u.ted House on @ avenue sf between s
18th and 18th streets, lately occupied by Mr. Diver
either private residence or public house, having
number of large rooms and many c"nveniences at
served the purpose of barr with three or four rooms
up stars, can very readily be converted into an Of
The establishment is very d. desirable bbepe one s'f for
foreign minister; the house lately occupied a bar
or Offices below. with sleeping rooms above for the
Fp5 P5: terms: &C., apply to o N. III LAWSON, at Wind
A F6k FORM sAEA ~ hxcKhNSEy FTk
PROvED CITY PROPkRrY.-,A Farm of nifty
iance from Alexandri ia. and miles from % George
town, adjoining the lands of Mr.. Thomas Clark,
Mr.. E ulee, Esq, and OF the lands of theilate l..
b. Hardin. Esq. The Farm is divided into fields,
with water in each field a fne orchard, and house
containing rooms. with good cellar and back
Kitchen, stable and all necessary out buildings, IN
good order now IN the occupancy of f. Yalee, Esq.
who will show the property and give information
Iespeotln the sale. Information can also be had
from w. ID. w allach, Esq, Edi. or of the star.
Possession given on the LIST of January. 1859.
jel8 -lawtf ID. WELLS
A tRSfGHSfSSttk w. 5k E5Es fStESE4a Esa4 &
the Evening Star is authorized to sell, on very oc-
commodating terms and at low price, one of
the most desirable farms in the County of Culpep
er. 10 contains about 500 acres, of which 1O0 are
woodland and the residue arabic land, IN fine
ditlon for cultivation This tract is situated about
three miles from. Cupeper Court House. Ii hal upon
1t small dwelling mouse and ordinary farm build
lngs. All the arabic land not in cultivation is well
set IN grass. To gentleman seeking country res
idence this farm offers attractions not surpassed if
equalled in Piedmont Virginia building site upon
the farm commands a hne mountain prospect and
view of the surrounding country for many miles.
The soil Is OF excellent original quality, and peou
lIarly adapted to the production of wheat and
present In q good state of Improvement. The owner
wall sell 1t for less than Its value, early application
Is made. Persons wishing to purchase wifi please
communicate with w. ID. WALLACH, Esq, Ed
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FOR RENT.-A three-story BRICK HOUSE,
L with basement, on I'd street, Georgetown, the
late residence OF NJ DE BOdisco, cOntaing Is or IL
rooms. The house and lot large and an com plete
order, having all the outbuIldingg bat hs
dc. 1t Is one of the most commOdious in George,
town, and we'll arranged for comfort and elegance.
Apply to BROOKE b. WILLIAMS, Georgetown
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THE PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CON

One Of the Steanshlps of this Compssy, oarrylns
GGALlEORNiA,a and OREGON, leevesN N2HR
Panama twice each month, on the ARR -sAS<sznS
va OF the United States Mail 8 = COMPANY ;. ,tesun-
ers, winch leave New Orleans and New York retu-
larry on 5th anc Sth OF each month th the maj A.
end Passengers connecting via PANAMA RAIL
These steamships have been inspected and ap-
proved ,. the Navy Department, and guaranty srts6
The Panama Railroad C<7 miles long ia now com-
Fetcd IRON ocean 10 ocean, and crossed IN or
hours The baggage of passengers check ed IN New
YORK through To san Francisco, and pRssene are
embarked 81 Panama by steamer at the compan.'s
expense. The money paid 10 New York covers al
expenses of the trip.
Reserve steamers are kept IN port in Panama and
san tnolsco, TO prevent detention of aocl-
dent, so that the route is entirely -s!iabIsno fail
are having occur.co IN eight years.
Passengers ieave Panama the ssmc dsy they Ar
rive at Aspinwan.
Conductors 20 through by each steame-, and t.ts
charge Of women and children without other protso-
tors.
For through tickets at the lowest rate. s,pIy a,
the senoy, III West street, New York. TO
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