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These GUMS re-, One dose often re.
move all morbid or peated is sure cure
bad matter from the for CHOLERA MoRBUs,
system, supplying in and preventive OF
their place healthy a, Cholera
flow of bile, invigor- Only one bottle is
ating the Stomach, . necessary to throw
causing food to di- (. out Of the system the
gest well, PURIFYING effects of medicine
THE BLooD, giving tone : after long sickness
and health to the q One bottle taken
whole machinery, re- = for Jaundice removes
moving the cause Of all sallowness or un.
the disease = effect . natural color from
ing radical cure. ~ the skin.
IL One dose taken a
BILIOUS ATTACKS are - short time before eat
cured, and, what is & ing gives vigorto the
better, prevented, by ~ appetite and makes
the occasional use Of a. the food digestwell.
the Liver Invigora- One dose often re.
tor. = peated, cures Chron-
1 c Diarhea in its
Only one dose Ia worst form, while
ken before retiring, SUMNER and Bowel
prevents the NIGHT - COMPLAINTS yield al
MARE. ?. most to the first dose
Only one dose ia. A few bottles will
ken at night losens - cure DRopsy by ex-
the bowels gently, - citing the absorb
and cures CosrIvE- q ents,
NESS. y We take pleasure
One dose taken af- r lin recommending the
ter each meal will ~ medicine as preven-
cure DYSPEPSIA. Z tive for FEVER and
One dose Of two a. AGuE, CHILL FEVER,
tea spoonsful will al land all Fevers Of a
ways relieve SICK. 2 BILLIous Type. L OPP
HEADACHE. crates with certainty
| Only one dose i'm. and thousands are
mediately relieves willing TO testify to
Collie, while its wonderful virtues
all toho use Il are giuing their ssnai-
nous testimony in It's fauor.
Mix water in the mouth with the In
vigoraior and swallow both together.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOT
TIE.
DIR, SANFORD, Proprietor, No. 3i5, Broad
way, New York
Retailed by all Druggists. Sold also by
HENING q MELVIN,
M. L. Miller,
Stepbeuville, O..
And J, G. WRIGHT, Knoxville, Q,
iune 23'5S:ly
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Ohio State and Union Law College.
THlS Institution has been removed 10
= Cleveland, OHIO. Degrees are legally con
ferred. and Students upon graduating, may
be admitted to practice. For Circulars ad.
dress. at Cleveland M. A. KING,
dec 23,'57y Secretary
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" Blackwuod's Magazine for August /

Z" Blackwuod's Magazine for August has
been received. The following is the table
of contents; "Gladstone's Homer" Circu-
lation Of the Blood" " Whites Eighteen
Centuries,"" London Exhibitions and Lon
don Critics" "The Byways ofLiterature," "
Kingsley's Andromeda, &c. "What will
he do with it, Part XIV" ~
Blackwood contains some fine specimens
Of British Literature, and is worthy of a
more extensive patronage. Price So in
advance.
,a Address l, .t
.aia LEONARD SCOTT & co,
....s,,st 10 Fulton street, New York.
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Prayer Meetings are held in twenty
two engine houses in the city of Philadel-
'phia.
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WRIGHT g. BEAMS PATENT RE-
voLvIN0 SCREEN GRAIN SEPARATOR


w voLvIN0 SCREEN GRAIN SEPARATOR,
SEPARATES AT ONE OPERATION
l Chaff and Smut,
2 Rat Manure, Stubble &C.,
3 Cookie and Chess,
Grass Seed,
Seed Wheat.
1t will also clean Glover Seed, Flax.Seed, Rye,
Oats ane Timothy. 1t will clean 80 bushels
Wheat per hour, perfectly clean, fit for seed,
at one operation. Price $2S,O0.
Its form and size is similar to the old fash
ioaed Tanning Mill. OLD TANNING MILLS
altered over and reftted, with Separator &C.,
for half price, by Conley d Shannon, 4th ST.,
near Market, Steubenville.
Farmers in Jefferson and adjoining counties
having cid canning Mills, can have them
reftted to perform as above and warranted,
for $l4, by bringing, or sending them, in to
Conley d Shannon by Railroad or River
freight free to Steubenville.
II o. F0OTE, Prop'r Of so counties in Ohio,
Fredericktown, Knox, Co. O. sept 8.3m
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NEW CARPETS.

Onnn YARDS Of Carpets
OUUU Superior Styles at prices to sli ;.
the times, Just received and Ior sale at %
per cent less than former prices, at
DUNLAP & C0BLE'S
Dry Goods and Grocery Store, corner Of
Fourth and Ada ms streets Steubenville,
Ohio. april 26;56 emo.
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NEW .aDVER7YSEMENT S.

Jefferson County Agricultural Fair.
WILL he held at the FAIR GROUNDS,
w lower end of Third Street, Steubenville,
on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. Sep.
tember 80 and 80, and October lst, 1858.
JAMES COLLIER, President.
j. L. HoLToN, Secretary. sept Std
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A Grain Separator, Smut-Machine and
flaming Mill,
I'LL COMBINED IN ONE.

MANUFACTURED BY
A. G. RUSSELL q Co., Ravenna, Ohio,
JAMES STARR, New Lisbon, Ohio,
CoSLEY & SHANNON, Sterbenville, Ohio.
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OBITUARY.

We are panied 10 have To record the DEAN OF
our esteemed friend and iellow-citzen, Colonel
CHARLES F. NJ holland, who died about
noon, on Wednesday, 23d ult., al the residence
of Jas. B. Keats, esq, near Little Rock.
Col. holland mas been in feeble health lot
many years, but mis- cheeriuiness AMI patience
under his Affections had caused his friends 10
hope, that the memorable messenger, who is TO
summon us ell, would still delay his coming
But the messenger came, and our friend yielded
with true christian resignation and iortitude,
and has gone to meet the God OF his fathers, IN
whom he trusted,
There are few names with which The people
of Arkansas are more familiar, or that IS more
widely associated with pleasant recollechons,
than that of Col. holland. He has been cltl-
zen OF the State Tor more than twenty years-has
occupied places of trust and honor, and always
with iaithfulness and efficiency. His humor, his
cheer!ulness his honorable manliness his love
of truth, his fidelity 20 friends Che held them
10 his heart with hooks Of steel )-the rec
t,ude OF his department. and generous symPa'
tbies, endeared him to all who knew him. A
host of devoted friends will sincerely regret his
decease, and cherish the fondest membranes
OF him. He leaves wife and one son 10 mourn
their irreparable loss.-.4rkansas Gazette
Dip, in Washington, OF the 9th instant, Mrs.
TABlTHA WATERS, in the 65th year OF her
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fredericksburg Market.

No new wheat has yet been offered IN 'h's
market. The largest milling concern has no.;
we believe, made any purchases as yet. Yes
terday (Friday) we heard gentleman say he
had been offered $l25, by one OF our mli1SIS
for delivery by the 18th instant or , W dew
cradle on the lst OF August His wheat is
however, reported to be No i-"hich can oe
said of but little i'll this section oil country
We incline 10 the opinion that the market VIII
omen at about & i 90. or a little less Fred Her
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AUCTION SALES.
BY ). J. MCCORMICK -AucrIosEgR

BY = J. Met iDRhlth -AVCFIOSEER
pUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE REAL.
EsTATE.-By virtue of decree OF the
Circuit court tor the County OF Alexandra,
Virginia. rendered IN the suit OF Ellison n Sons
against William +. Atwel and others, the un.
dersIgned Commissioners appointed by said de
cree. viii offer a; public auction IN front OF the
Mayors Office, IN the city OF Alexandria. VIrgi-
MA on Saturday, the 10th day Of Jgiy. S5N. at
II o'clock d., the following described REAL
ESTATE, situate IN the ,ald city OF AIexan-
dTIa.
a LOT OF GROUND, on the North side OF
King street, "hlch Is thus described IN I deed
i:om Charles Mcknight 10 William F.. AtweIl,
dated 10th OF April, 1892: Beginning at the
West corner OF William Mcknight lot; thence
running West on King street Q iret 3! inches;
thence North and parallel 10 Royal street 81
teet 10 three feet alley; tuence East ~ feet -
inches. parallel with King street; thence South
and parallel with ROYAL street 80 feet TO the
beginning, together with tue right OF way over
a three feet alley, running back OF said lot out
into Royal street, and, also the use OF the right
OF way over a court or alley adjoining said lot
and back OF H J. SIMPSONS Store, which court
is twenty feet ioGg by ten feet wide, III an OBJ
long iorm: the ten feet OF the court Is parallel
with King street
TEAMS aF SALE -Onererh OF the purchase
money 10 b. paid in hand, and he residue IN
three equal Ins,almenrs, al xix, twelve. and
eighteen months, from the day OF sale, with in
terest from said perIod-rhe s=id deferred pay.
ments 10 be- secured By the bonds OF the pur.
chaser, with good personal security, and the IL
lie 70 be retsned until the purchase money is
fully paid, and the property liable 10 be Eesold
upon the failure OF the purchaser 10 comply
with the ternspf sale.
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MARIE ID.

In Washington, on the 4th Of July, in st.
Mary's Church, by the Rev. Father Allg' Mr.;
MICHAEL ESCH, to Miss MARGARET
SCHAFFELD.
On the sth of July, by tine same, Mr.. MI
CHAEL HUM, 10 Miss MARGARETJA JACOB
both OF Washington
On the 9th instant, at Holland Point, Calvert
county, Maryland, by the Rev. Mr. Mitchell
Mir A BOWEN. of Georgetown, d. c, TO
RACHEL F., daughter OF the late William
Nortou
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lCOMMUNICATED,

IC0MAUNICATED.
Under what law 10 it that the Police Con-
stables, or Night Watch, administer poison
70 dogs at ten o'clock at nighty A few nights
since six we're killed in one neighborhood,
and majority Of them licensed. as required
by the laws of the Corporation. ls there no
protection 70 dogs when licensed? 1t not,
where is the justice Of requiring their OVID
ers TO take out such license. One OF those
killed the past week, at might. was valued at
6 IN, 3oII1rs Z.
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The Washington Star says I've learn
that Hon. MIR. Floyd, Secretary of War, 10
about to be absent awhile from the duties of
his position, on a visit to Cincinnati. lie
will start on Monday, it is said.
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Naval.

Commander r. S. Rabb has been ordered
to the Norfolk Navy Yard, in place of Com
mander Ford, detached. Commander Rot
ert Handy has been ordered to the command
Of the rendezvous at Boston, vice Command
or Winslow.- Wash. Star.
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BOOK FOX SUMNER TOURISTS
y STANFORD y DELISSER, SOS Brodd'
may n Y, publish t;is day, ANU ARELLES;
Or SUMNER SKETCHES by SAMUEL soMGRE,
handsomely printed in large, clear type, and
illustrated with original and characteristic en-
cravings. Cloth, gilt, 63c.
This work is iull OF iun and punsent wit; it
hits cfi with excellent effect the iolles OF Lye
at the Springs,-NEwroRT, SARATOGA, SHARON,
etc
The author is evidently skiiiul Inner, for
his sketches are instinct with llie. This Is just
the book TO choose as companion on plea
sure trip TO the quiet country, or to the seaside
whether by railroad, Car Or steamboat. II pos
sessrs several advantages for this in ITS gay and
sunny pictures, as well as lis sporuve and genial
satire, and its Tree, almost coiloqulal sly lie. 1t
will doubtless become great iavorite with all
p!easure-seeking readers at home and abroad.
Critic
lY- For sale by all Booksellers. On receipt
OF price in stamps, the book will be sent post
paid 10 any address.
New York ie 2g-d3t&wIt
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q MEXICAN MUSTANG LlNlMENT.-
lis wonderful effects and consequent popularity.
Perhaps no article In the historyot the Mate
ria MedIca, ever acquired the same patronage
was subjected 10 the same number OF severe
and fiel-nt tests, and met with so lew failures
as the MI TANG LINlMENT. II has justly
been styled a Paaecea TOR all external Wounds,
Cuts. Sweiings, Sprains, Bruises. or EruPttons
on, Man or Beast Ii Is SO far medicine OF sur
prlsing virtue, that Physicians are compelled TO
prescribe 1t; and rom SOME remarkable cures
of Chronic and Distorted Rheumatic cases 1t
mas naturally attracted mucn attention from the
first scientific minds OF the age. No family
can afford 10 be without bottle Of the MUS
TANG LlNlMENT N the house Beware OF
limitations. The genuine Is sold by respec'
table dealers Ia all parts OF the world.
BARNES " PARK. FroprIetors.
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Acting secretary,

The President has appointed Moses kel-
ly, esq, Chief Clerk Of the Interior De
partmeDt, to be its acting Secretary dnrlna
The absence of Secretary Thompson VASE
inoton Star
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The Hon. Jacob Thompson, Secretary OF
the Interior, left Washington on Friday, ae-
companied by bis family, for visit to his
home in Mississippi.
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my lO-eoti

l,TEAM SAW-MILL-Tae undersigned
= would respectfully announce TO the public
mat their Steam Saw.MiIi IS now IN operation
about four miles West OF Cuipeper Court House
and that they are now prepared TO furnish Iu ,
Der OF every description at the shortest nouce
and upon reasonable terms, comprising all INT
u.ual kiud. suitable for building purposes.
They have OIL hand about four thousand Ise'
of various kinds-some well seasoned.
JEFFRIES 4 GAINES.
Cnlneper Co. feb l--eo''m
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..orR.,own C.,Ii. mnrk.t, July 0.

The offerings of beef cattle at the drove yards
TODAY amounted TO about $50 head; all OF
which were purchased by District butchers at
ga 371S4 25 on the boot, equal 10 So 75GSS.5p
net. Sheep and lambs $27SGS5.25 per head {;
very scarce.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-12

DRowyED.-In Georgetown, on Friday al
ternoon, very interesting little boy, about
six years Of age (son of MIR. john L. Don
aldsoa,) accidentally fell into the canal,
from a scow, upon which he and other chill,
dren were playing. Tie body WAS recovered
in few minutes, but all Efforts to restore
BIN 10 life proved uuavarling. The remains
of tae !ittle fc!low were taken by the ILL.,
Ted father in his arms ami conveyed to his
residence on Bridge street.
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I CAKD-All accounts OF our Books will
n he made off up 20 July ist., and be ready
ol delivery on Monday, the 5th. Those OF our
customers who prefer to cali tor their bills VIII
lind taem ready at that time.
Our engagements compel up TO call the atten-
ton oil all indebted 10 Us TO this notice.
y5 ASHbl No'b
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Amount OF Flour inspected in the town OF
Eredericksbars for the quarter ending July LIST,
1858 Barrels OF Family $780, do. Extra no;
do. Superfne lo2s; do. Fine 2S7; DO: Mlddhnss
2aa. do. Condemned IS. Total 2,SS3
>' JOHN GRorz, Inspector.
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ROBERT CARTER,
Administrator OF J. b. Garter
Linden Station, VI G. +. K, y o--e't'

TI,RUsTEES SALE.-By virtue OF ace"
Of trust TO the Undersigned ron 'ohil
Cornwall OF record in the CLERK oihce VI
Prince William County, will be offered ior SH'e,
on the premises, on The 18th dny q .uty neIt' Que
undivided hth part OF -FOUR HUNDhhD ADD
NINETY.TWO ACRES OF LAND, situated
IN ne county OF Prince William, ADJOINING ule
Iands Of Mrs. Williams John CLARKE and ON
er. being the interest Of the said John ,oL u
well in the lands o, which MS father Johh
CorpweIl. died seized and possessed, to SATISFY
the debts secured by the said deco; ieim''
cash. WILLIAM SELECMAN, ifus'''
Prince Vim. Co. Va je l4-cots'
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NEw YORK, July l0.-Flonr Is firm; sales OF
5000 bbls: State closed at S3.sUGS5.9Oi ONO
$46O6$475 Wheat is lower; sales OF 23.oVo
bush; Western red lO2GlO3c. Corn is firm;
sales of $4,000 bush; mixed at 65a76c., yell
low ssc; white sOGslc Pork is firm; mess
$l6.656sl6.75; prime $l37OaSi37o. Lard
is buoyant at ll@llSc. Whiskey is dull al
a4c. Stocks are firm and higher Va. 6s 90
Mo 6s So. Sterling exchange is dull.
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DIVlDEND-The President and Directors
OF the Farmers Bank OF Virginia, have
declared dividend of three and three quarters
per cent. out of the profits OF the institution
for the last six months, subject 10 deduction
OF quarter per cent. bonus, payable TO the
State leaving three and one.half per cent. nett,
payable 10 the stockholders.
" l2-3t J. A SMITH, Cashier
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A NTHRaCITE COAL AFLOAT.-The
n Schr. Timothy Pharo, from Philadelphia
win a cargo OF prime Red and White Ash
COAL, will commence dischaTglng this morn
my Consumers in want OF a pure article, at
very low prices, are invited 10 ssnd in their
orders liy31 JAS. {. NENETT.
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WHITE LEAD; Putty; East India Castor
w Oil; Bermuda Arrow Root; Cinnamon;
Wilbor's Cod Liver Oil; Ground Black Pepper
Cream of Tartar: Coriander Seed Calabria Ii
quorce; Nutmegs Bay Rum; just received, and
Tor sale by JAS. ENlWISLE, Jrr
Tvs Apotbpcary No %. King.st
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DnH BARRELS choice brands OF Family
wv aud Extra Flour, consisting OF b. +.
Byerly, VIM. A. Chapman, and J. Mohler Fam
ily, and A. X H Hoitell, Fort Run, J. +. Lewis,
BIZ Spring, and Byerly Extra; also, various
brands Of Super, IN store, and for sale by
w l.. ENGLISH x BRO.
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Aim An AC.
MARINE LIST.
PORT OF ALExANpRIA-JULY 10

ARRIVED.
Brig Whiteker, Perry, Windsor, n. s., plaster
10 Cazsnove d Co.
SAILED.
Schr. S G. King, Andrew, Baltimore, by ).
Shinn.
Steamer Diamond State, kerwin, Baltimore,
by Wheat Il Bro.
MEMORANDA.
schr. Napoleon, Colby, from this port, arriv'
I'd at ST. John, ~ B., 4th inst.
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cor of FaIrlaX and Prince. 81

NJ ARSHALL HOUSE. CORNER Of KING AND
w PITT STREETS. ALEXANDRIA, NA.-FARE
s .5U.-ln consequence OF circumstances be.
yond his control, Mr.. q. W. GoLDsBl Will
take possession OF the above named Hotel, on
the 26th inst, instead OF the Ist, as before ad-
vertised j. + GRlGSBI, Proprietor.
Il, S--Orr
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lie 2i-eolm

LEXANDRlA. LOUDOUN AND HAMP-
y SHIRE RAILROAD COMPANI.-A
general meeting OF the Alexandra, Loudonn
and Hampshire Railroad Company. will be held
AT the Companys Office, il the city OF Ai"%an-
dria. on Thursday, the I'D daY OF July next al
II o'clock. A. VI. r. JOHNSTON, Clerk.
ie l2-antl
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ERESH DRUGS, &c.-Tartaric Acid; Gre
II nor Tartar SPonges; Jamaica Ginger ;
Fluid Ext Buchu; Prepared Willow Charcoal;
Assairtida; Blue Mass; Ground Flaxseed; Nux
Vomica; Fluid Ext. IVA Ursi; Sulphate Mag
nesia; Chloride Zinc Acetate Potass; Rochelle
salts; Cyauite Poass; Ext Indian Hemp; Oil
Rhodium; Oil Cummin lpecac; Sup Carb.
Soda; Tongue Beans; Benxorie Acid; Ergot;
Acetic Acid; Nitrate Silver; Tannin Valerlan.
ate Zinc; Choroiorm; Strychninr; Oil Lemon;
OH Bergamot; Oil Rosemary; Oil Chronicle,
&c, Nc, received and for sale by
iyi2 H COOK & co.
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H0STELLERS BlTTERS; Bakers do;
III Hollands do; Railways Ready Relief;
Mustang Liniment; Kidwell's Nervine; Osgood S
India Cholagogue: Woods Hair Restorative;
Mrs. Aliens DO; Jayns's Carminative Balsam;
Electric Oil; Hayden's Odontalgic Balsam;
Glove Anodyne; Beckers Eye Balsam; Frey's'
McLanes, Chapman's, and Fahne,tocks Yer,
mituges Cod Liver Oil on hand, and for sale by
j WILLIAM BOWLING,
w u COZ of Fairfax and Prince sis.
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Meteorological Report.
ALEXANDRIA BOARDING School,
7th month 9th, 1858.
Abstract of the Meteorological Register
for the sixth month, june
BAROMETER.
U;obest on the 23rd, 30.l74 inches.
Lowest, on the 18th, @.1lo
Range for the month, 400
Mean for the month, 29964
THERMOMETER.
Highest on the Both, "
Lowest On the l4th, 6U
Range for the month, o.
Mean for the month, 10 DO
Clear seven days.
Cloudy Eve days.
Floating Clouds eighteen days.
Rain on seven days.
Amount of Rain for the month l.oli inch.
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,orNT HEBRON FARM FOX SALf.-
vi We will ,eli at private SAFE D'e 80,
near Alexandria, in Fairfax ,oun'y' Nny"n a,
MOUNT HEBRON FARM iying lni"pen@"I
on the line OF the Orange ana h'eHenGliA p GU
the Independent line OF the Manassas SNP u IN;
roads. and containing fouhlkhN n'N,
DRIED ACRES. The farm has on IL soou
La BUILDINGS Saw Mall. and Is under
-G4 good fencing. Four hundred acres are II,
grass, abour one hundred under cultivation anu
the remainder in original growth lumber OF
Oak, Chestnut, Hickory, &c The land VIII "
sold in parcels or entire, as may best suit pei
sons who may desire to buy -.
Terms made known On application 10 tns
undersigned, Oh the place, or address thTousH
the Alexandra Post Office. j. +: EDShLL'
'''e ~, ,H"sotf OH V. EDSALL.
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BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
Later from Mexico.

New ORLEANS, July l0-The Tennessee has
arrived from Vera Cruz. Business was pros,
tate. The vomito was among the soldiers
An earthquake had killed 50 persons at the
CITY of Mexico. The British and French
Ministers advise the payment of the forced
loan, but Mr.. Forsyth opposes and demands
his passports. He is now awaiting instruc-
tons. Nidaurri AID Cara are marching
upon the Capital.
VALUABLE FAUQUlER LAND FOR
v SALE.-The subscriber offers at private
sale. the FARM MOUNT STERLING" oil
which Mrs. Charlotte Nj. Mitchell, died seized
and possessed: situated in the county OF Eau
0uIer, Va, tive miles east OF Warrenton, and
al all intermediate point between Gainesville, q
station on the Manassas Gap Railroad, and Cat.
lett. d station oh the Orange and Alexandria
Railroad
sand FARM contains about FIVE HUN.
DRED ACRES, with an abundance OF timber
upon il, and Is divided into ten fields, with one
OF more Springs Of excellent water on each, and
most OF the ar,:bIe laud which is not in cu!tiya-
ton, is we'll set in grass thereby rendering tins
very desirable farm Tor grazing purpOs"s.-
The soil is OF excellent original quality, aud Is
now In d good state OF improvement. There Is
"a upon the premises a good DWELLING
-GG-& HOUSE, with all necessary out buildings,
most OF which are quite new aud very substan-
TALLY built will take pleasure III showing
the premises 10 any one DESTROYS of purchasing
and reply promptly TO any communications adj
dressed 10 ne, respecting particular inquiries as
10 terms, &c, for which purpose application
may also be made 10 JOHN F. PHILLIPS, esq
Warrenton, Va r. TASkER MITCHELL,
For himself and the other heirs OF Mrs. {. NJ.
Mitchell, deed. Fau4uer CO, Va. jy 7-eott
ct. CHARLES HOTEL, Corner Of Main and
= W0HSroc'S Richmond, Ia-The undersigned
have leased TIE above HOTEL, and are now
fully prepared to receive their friends and the
public. They intend 10 make the ST. Charles
in all respects comfortable and agreeable TO lis
patrons. Board per day 5 IS.
THOS. 5. p. INGRAM,
JOHN 6. MOSBY, JR.
Richmond, " l-d&eo2m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-12

4 tOAL! COAL III expect 10 receive IN a
" lev days, per Schr. Pennsylvania, a cargo
OF pure Red Ash COAL, the quality OF which
canno, be surpassed. Those wishing very
nice article, al price much below its value
Will please send in their orders.
V 10 1Seut JAS C. NEVETT.