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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-14
ION N~CSICATED.

RUNNING Observation-Disclosures aiiemp pts
have been made to run a railroad through this
city to Washington, or Whereabouts, calling ii
. junction of roads, but in reality it is but
one road, and that a finished road, one end
OF which by its charter terminates IN Aleran.
drta! The people, 60 far, have refused per-
mission for this "conuexion." Those friend
ly to this scheme weut to the Legislature and
got a law passed to 'enable railroads which
we're not permitted to run through Jour vita!sl
to % round towns'--I quote from memory.
Well, in the name of ali that is good, let them
70 round! The next move was 70 get a vote
of the peopleou the question OF going through.
A very largo petition was presented TO Cnun-
ell to take a vote in some three or four ddyS
on the subject; fortunately the councils had
the enlightened f.mhess to refuse to let
them take that snap Judgement upon us
They again tried TO get the vote, giving 8 lit
tie longer nolice--tbis was refused by COun-
oil, but they very literally let them take the
vote at the regular election, which was bat q
few days of-wten 10 aud behold-they were
beateo out of sight-they had but a small
number compared with That 90 their petition.
1t il understood that another attempt il to lie
made shortly, to allow a vote to be taken.-
Council, it seems, with all due respect, ought
noU to know the state OF public opinion on
this important suhject-thc late vote sure
ly ought to be an indication Of the wishes of
the people, aud it does seen that the question
ought to be settled for a while at least. Tile
people wiH more IN tbs matter rhen they see
Il to be thetr interest 10 do so 1t is hoped that
the Council will be faithful as ever to their
trust, and to the true interests Of Aiexan-
dria. THE PEOPLE.
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ICON MUNICATED
Democratic stat. convention.

Permit me to suggest that Alexandra
should be the place selected for holding cur
next State Convention. Her claims have So
often been overlooked, that | think she Is
this time entitled to the preference. Alex
andria is most favorably located, easy Of ac-
cess from all parts of the State, aud possess
90 ample accommodations. Her citizens are
noted for their hospitality, and all things
considered, the Convention should meet
there. A DEMOCRAI.
Rockingham Co.. Sept. 10.
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I IL MrNEIGiI & son,

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(H"cc'SA"'N % '',5' ''
rN,>TL S'p ~v"IHVTIHTiCl" m~r Sr|rI arc,ic
\ hr. Nv" r,ri''Np PEI
"A Sia'e,n'an' n'"''s'a ~ - %ru ~ ,Sai !"
rom New i'IN' "m"|rpIrS lrInf,Gpg
49, rCp,Cro trCaES &C. Ne cam.
Vines ''pn,Io, a,G d., LIa assor,m.rt
FTis!ns a very genera Nv Ts'l $50, Ja,'
"hIch unry WI Sei CASH.
'efs a. l." S''.a., "",a',' crl.,,s AMI :, Cro;x
- linus -'"S'0'8''
go, ,hrl %1n.hol po,,Ierod Gr,nnla,sd and
1913 bbts crushed, io"defed' "fahu'"'e"' ""'
'"Iisr 90
- boxes Double NrI."1 LOAF 10
20 mas Mn>c|I%"o ''o'"Sse'
50 DDS HeW oi's@ns
20 90 Extra "o'G'" 'ln"p
,3o bags h's?' ana TIfsn No "nD Santos o
luo a" la,,'c,Uo n"=Ss i,nner;aI and Olong
10 hail ch's's ""rf" .mA
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-14

r,nrR-The market opened quiet WIN
There were no sales reported
"3 and our quotations are nominal.
"wur.T-Ohsrinss ~fair-prices indicate a
.,,oysneut OIL Fridays quotations,
Hs ,,aod red at l25Gl2sc; inferior lots
...IiualgUc fair l3oGl3lc-no prime.
cogy-The market is active, with very
49,. receipts. Sales OF mixed at SIC. No
-, o, white or yellow reported
pyp : N lair request, with sales at Toe.
n,rS-D.mand good, with light receipts.
s,s, a, 4zGIic. Tor struck measure
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-14

BALTIMORE, sept. l3.-Flour Is dull Howard
and ONO 1880. Wheat is dull and lower;
- ,3scj3yc.; white l2S6l37c. Corn is dull;
white, 7s6sQc; yellow, sOa9ec. Whiskey is
t,n ONO zta-7c. Provisions are dull and
unchanged.
Nav YORK, Sept. l3.-Flour heavy; sales OF
ps0 barrels; state "a so0s5.Oo; Ohio $3.50
ri IS Southern is heavy and nominal. Wheat
agai.. sale. of 5000 bushels. Quotations are
,omisally lG2c. lower. Corn is heavy; sales OF
qoooo hush mixed at 6567lc; prime yellow
&c. PORK is heavy, mess at $l7,350Sl7'4o'
uime Sl5VpGSla5o. Beef quiet and hrm.
Lard is quiet at ll46lls. Whiskey is dull
:, z,Ie. Stocks are dull and lower. Mo. IS
VA
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-14

COMMUNICATED
The notice now being published In tie
n~evsnapers, that some % commissioners VIII
hold ap election for ONE CONSlabLh
f,bese commissioners requiring a Clerk be-
lave. and a cryer, for each of the precincts
w;ll. [ trust, not be forgotten when We next
vote upon a new Constitution.
Like ocean to a tempest tost,
To wait a feather, or TO drown a ny
BOB SHORT.
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swamp and Overlooked Lands.

On the Q b instant. the Commissioner ct
the General Lard Office transmitted to the
Governor Of Arkansas, a patent, numbered
one, of swamp and ovcrtowed lands, in the
Helena District, inurIng 10 sa'd State uUder
tbe gram of September %, 1880, cJutaining
go los. 20 acres.
GA the same day, the President Of the uni-
tel States s'g1cd a patent, number four, tor
lands 10 the same district, lnuring to the
State under the same grant, c,ntaint"g pa,
53S.25 acres - WASH Star.
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iNNM NrNlCA1E

THE BALTIMORE CLIPPER This paper has
rsceutly passed into other hands. Tue aus
pices under which it Is nov coaducted o'o
fair to place it along side OF the first political
nspers of the country. Its editor has Tor a
long time been connected with the editorial
department of the Louisville Journal and to
the vieor of his pen-that paper is indeotea
for much Of it's popularity AID oommandiug
influence as q party organ. 1t rs enough to
know that the present editor Of tie Ciigpsr
was tho associate Of Prentice 10 the EDITORIAL
conduct of the Journal, t, satisfy every oouy
of his fitness for the post he Dow occupies.
7 heartily Commend the Clipper to the
sunport of the American Party. The war
which it is now wag'og against the Democra'
cy generally. and ,ha, Of Baltimore r@artlca-
lsriy. il quite refreshing. Take the Chpper
BY all meaus.
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RuNAwAYS.-We understand that some
time between Saturday night AID yesterday
morning, five 0: six negro men aud boys, be-
longing to citizens Of this place and Wash
inston, ran away, and though dI!igent search
has been made, No traces have as yet been
discovered Of their whereabouts, or Of the d.
r~ection taken by them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-14

VALUABLE FARM FOR >iLE.-The
\ valuable FARM OF toe late {. c. Talia-
IrI1S. deceased, in Calpeper county, is offered
TOR sale, privately. This Farm is on the Rapid
an river. adjoining the Rapldan Station, Orange
and Alexandria Railroad, the Station being only
a few hundred yards from the dwelling house
and barn. It contains SIX HUNDRED and
THIRTY ACRES, is highly productive, situa-
ted in a beautiful country. and surrounded by
most desirable nelghborhood: The
FEB BUILDINGS are convenient and IN good
repair. -
leans accommodating. ANY IN
rslsiion 70 the FARM may be had by appllca-
,;o, 70 the subscriber. or to the following per-
sons-RobeltA A. Mayo. esq DR.. F. W Roddy,
Richmond; DR.. A. Taliafero, CulPeper Court
House. or DR.. H. D. Taliaierro, Orange Court
House LAW. H. TALIAFERRO.
Rapidan Station, Culpeper Co., sep ll-2awti
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BY Yesterday Evening". Mails.

RICHMOND ITEMS "A little girl, about two
years old, was found drowned 10 the basin il
Richmond, on Saturday. She was tie laugh
ter Of Mrs. McCulioch. and is supposed &c
have fallen from the Armory Bridge.
Delaware kersey. who was SO badly bee.
tea by q tree negro q few days since, died on
Saturday afternoon, from the effects II his
injuries. TIE flow which Caused Kersey's
death was Inflicted in sclEdetence, while the
two were engaged in a fight.
\ slave Of j. j. Wingfe!d, of Hanover,
was bitten by a snake a few miles from the
city, 90 Thursday night, whilst on bis way
to market, and suffered greatly from the
would. After he reached the city lie was
made to drink about a piat Of wniskey,
which partially relieved him from the effects
of the bite.
Mr.. Atkins, Of the Black Heath Coal
Mines, had a narrow escape from being dan
gerously Injured by a pistol shot on SAtur-
day evening. While be was examining d
revolver, a charge exploded, and tue ball
passed quite through the fieshy part vi the
palm of It's left hard.
One Of Mr.. Richard II. Riddick's lit c
sons, while at play, accidentally iell from
the porch OF his fathers residence to the
brick pavement below, a distance of twelve
feet, i"JuriUg him internally 81 much, that
fatal results are feared.
Professor Holcombe, of the University Of
Virginia, has complied with the request Of
the Executive committee OF the State Agr!-
cultural Syciety, to deliver the Introductory
Address at their opening ialr 10 Petersburg,
on the following utj=ct:-"The right Of So
ciety TO establish slavery--cOuslderci "a d
question Of uatlouai law, with special refer
ence to African slavery IN the United States.
The black tongue has seized uEon the deer
us well as upon the horned cattle, in the east
ern part of North Carolina. 1t is said that
in the county Of Beaufort, there cannot lie
found a living deer In q circuit OF twenty
miles. They are found in numbers dead III
the woods.
For the nine days ending on Saturday,
there were shipped from Bristol, Tenn, east
WARD, liz irelgnt cars, ioaued with oo,Vou
Bushels OF wheat, besides hour and other
freight, and the depnts on tue East Tonnes
re, Road are still filled with il, nVtwithstund-
ing the exertlons made by tue railroad to
carry i! Of 10 market.
After an absence of some weeks, Governor
Wise returned to Richmond last Saturday,
His health in much improved by bis TRIP to
iia nrItntrc
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Warr.nton. Va. aug IS-eotN"vIO
nUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE LAND

HUbLiC SALE OF VALUABLE LAND
By virtue of Il decree OF the Circuit
Court o; Fairfax county. in ;he case Of Bd'ch'-
Guar.ian Us. Hatch, The undersigned will sell at
public auction. oa IA Urdty Hs lGH dpy gt Odo-
Der. 1888 al Russell, Steam saw Nil, d tract
OF LAND containing one HUNDRED ACRES,
lying on the Medic Turnpike Roa', ard adioin-
my The land OF John Powrli ana Z X Jackson.
the sand land is very well situated, and has d
large quantity OF virgin timber upon u.
IN" Terms OF Sale prescribed By the decree
are Is iuIiows:-One tenth ot the purchase mo-
neg to be paid in hard AID The Gesidu" in =. y,
and u months, with interest from day Of safe;
the ceiesred payments to be secured b. the
bonds OF "a" purchaser and " retention "i the
title OF the land, uniIi IT, .a>' payment IS made,
aud d forfeiture OF the cash payment. and a re-
sale of The land al the costs OF the purchaser, in
the event OF Noncompliance with tue terms OF
sale. ALBERT !. RUSSELL. Comm'r.
\. B-An arrangement Will BE- mad, 4 de.
sir, d. to extend Inc credits or the deferred pay.
mrn's. Fairfax county, sep A-eo's
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-14

CTRAYED OR STOLEN from the subscri
= Der, Oh Friday night last, 10th INST, from
the farm Of H. I. Dixon, esq, neal ReCtor'owa
Station. NJ q. K. r. one Roam HORSE, Win
black name aud tail, and 10 years old one
SORREL MARE, with three white feet and
biazed lace, and 5 years old; a Roam MARE,
with black mare and tail, Der right eye out, and
about, Is years old, and her sucking GOLF.
which is a dark Roam Mare. The Horses and
Mares are all between II and Ii hands higa.
with the marks Of the gear on them, as they all
work. A suitable reward will De given Tor Inc
apprehension of the thief, or any information
respecting the Horses, or the delivery oil the
same to me, near Middleburg.
WILLIAM FLETCHER.
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W~ASUINGTON l. CO.

No. II NoRTH UNION STREET, ALEXANDRIA, VA,
4 RE NOW RECEIVING their Fall Stock
a OF GROCERIES,, LIQUORS, WINES,
SEG.ahS. TOB.7CCO, SC, comprising a very
choice and desirable assortment, which they are
prepared TO off Tor cash. or 10 prompt dealers
upon very accommodating tenn
30 hnds. \. O.. and p. X. Sugars (part prince
- " Muscovado and 81. trolX
Is bbls Coverings Crushed Sugar
Is boxes Loaf
II hhds. Cuba and Nuscovado M"lasses
3 hhdS. prime +. l.
70 bbis. \. o.
100 bags Rio COFFEE
50 packets Old Government Java
90 bags superior Old Mocha
25 J chests G~mnpowder Tea, (some very sup'r)
j.! " Black
SEGARS and TOBACCO Of all grades, OF the
choice and tavorite brands. sep ii
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BALT!Mr RE, Sept. Is The anniversary Of
the hattie of North Point, although occurring
yesterday, is being celebrated tC-1ay by q
general suspension Of business. The prIncl-
pal feature of The day is the removal Of the
bodies Of Wells and McCumas to a spot Sc
lcc,cd in the city, where = monument is to
be erected. a large military and civic pro.
ccssion escorted the remains. Flags were
displayed and guns fired along the route.
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7 AND AND MILL FOR SALE. Having
determined 20 go West, offer for sale ny
FIRM. containing iWO HUNDRED ACRES
of good Land-one hundred and E!.y acres Of
winch is cleared, uucer good fencing, and timely
set IN grass the balance IL thrifty Imber. The
"a Improvements are comfortable, aud tue
lNiL.L Inferior 20 no country Mil IN the
county, IN fine repair, with al unusually large
custom.
II is situated about two miles from Piedmont
Station. Oh the Manassas Gap Railroad, IN one
OF the most healthy aud desirable neighborhoo's
in Virginia. To any ore wishing 10 bay sucn
property, a bargain will be offered. and terms
made liberal. Apply 10 the subscriber on ,be
premises. OF 6. ". shacklef'. Alexandra. W.
p. : | will sell the FARM OF ONE H.N-
III DRED and THIRTY ACRES, with a
I=E Uncomfortable HOUSE on II, and siAlI'
FIVE ACRES, with the MIL and Dwell
LING HOUSE, OIL terms 10 SUIT purchasers.
LEWIS BRUCE, Piedmont Station,
apo o5-wtf Fauq1ier Co. Va.
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The National Pharmaceutical Association
will meet ty-lay, 10 Washington. at the
Smithsonian Institution, for the transaction
uf business.
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Com INUNDATED.

Council tonight! Eyes skinned! Notsai-
is6ed With running Railroad trains over law
and right, to wharf, now railroad 10 cross
tow to Long Bridge. Ahcm. u
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~aNDLES-Mould, sperm. and Adamantln'
~ ,n JOHN A. DIXON.
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C..1Nn REWARD !!-Ranaway from the
tOztO Undersigned, on the 25th OF Au.
gust, 1858. his Negro Man, who calls himself
JACOB PARKER SAID negro Is black, about
5 feet ) or q inches high, and a or % years OF
aye. Had on wnen ne left home. white cotton
Shirt and tIowers, and probably a wooden coat,
or warner.
will pay 500 reward for him ii taken in
Virginia. or on Potomac hiver-SEUh # taken
in the District of Columbia, or Maryland, and
one halt OF what he viii sell for in Alexandra,
If taken elsew hcre-but in any case 10 be Sc.
cured IN jail IN Alexandria, Virginia, before the
reward is paid Apply 10 WASHINGTON u
co. or TO BURKE Il HERBERT, OF AlsXan.
drla. Va. JOHN a. "ASH!A6iON'
Mount Vernon. sep fi--u2w
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VI GOD LAND FOR SALE-Having asu-
per-abundance OF Wood Land, | wish 10
sell 1881 ACRES ni well.tI mbered land. within
hall a mile OF Steam Saw Mill, nov being
erected by Mr.. +. Berkeley. The tract is bouad.
ed Oh the east by the road from Aide 10 this
Mil, and is entirely accessible from this road.
The land is covered with Chestnut, Pine, White,
Black, Chestnut, and Red Oak. The south east
corner OF the tract is distant from Presley Carl.
ner's lot, on the Carolina road, 40 poles.
Price ) 1000, i'll three payments.
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Aide. Loudoun Co Va, sep l4-eolm

Aide, LouIoun Co Va, sep l4-eoim
FRENCH WORK! FRENCH WORK -
We have Just received by Express, a large
ard beautiful assortmentoi French Work, such as
Collars. Ctambrlc and Swiss
Cambria tiouncInss
Cambria and Swiss Sets. very Handsomely
Cambria and Swiss Edsings
Mourning Collars &c, &c.
We would cali the attention OF the Ladies TO
these goods, and request a call from them before
making their purchases.
sep Ia TAYLOR Il HUTCHINSON.
HTOTICE.-Jhe Annual Meeting OF the Stock
= holders of the LITTLE RIVER TURN
PIKE Road COMPANY, will BE- held at the
Branch OF the Farmers Bank OF Virginia, at
Alexandria, on Hchesidy roiCJ0 9Th, 1913.
sep l4-lawtd W. II MAkBURI, Treas.
TL.esburg Wash. Winchester Rep
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Ss FOR RENT-A DWELLING HOUSE,
s#JA- On Pitt street, between Cameron and Queen
siTr.ts. Containing six rooms. besides DINING
Room and Kitchen in the basement story--with
a Hycrani in the yard, aud a wide alley IN tne
rear. II has also Gas Fixtures. The premises
are in good order. Apply 70
sept il-eo3t "M
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~OTICE.-rhe Annual Meeting OF the
Stockholders Of the AS GAP
TURNPIKE CUMPANY, will be ne!d al Ba.
ker's Hotel in MldGle5urg. Oh Friday, the 9th Of
October next, Tor the election of Officers, nc.
sep avid 4. ROGERS, Treas. Il Sec'y.
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NIOS, SPICES, &c.-Linseed Oil; White
- '.nser; Dailys PAIN Extractor; Chrome
:" 'L' Acetate OF Potash; Valenanate OF Zinc;
IA "a; Lamp Wick; Allspic.; Celery
wv, 'uimenc; Lyons Magnetic Powder; Oil OF
B,. ,'Tyai' Cayenne Pepper; Arnica Plasters;
w.. "!ndsoI Soap; Castor Oil; Bath Bricks;
,.r @T' Matches; Dat Meal; Tamsrinds; just re.
'''s'' aid Tor sale by
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SaI2sss
&L~
gY AGNET TELEGRAPH.
Arrival OF the steamer Vanderbilt.
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

New YORK, Sept. l3--Tbe American
steamer Vanderbilt, from iisvre and South
amptOn on the Isl instant, arrived here last
night With Liverpool advices o! the same date.
Sac brings 355 passengers.
The general news is not Of stirring import
ance.
The Queen lad retnrned to England.
Nearly El,50O,0O0 in gold we're on the
way from Australia.
Twelve vessels had been wrecked on the
English coast, but the crews and passengers,
with one exception, were saved.
MIR. Morphy, the American chess-player,
had played eight games blindiolded, at one
time, at the Birmingham Chess Congress,
winding oil but one.
Messrs. Rudolph, Jung, & Co., silk mer-
chants 10 Paris have suspended. Their la
bilities are very large.
Tue late Turkish ministry has been ousted
and a new one appointed.
CHGNA.-There are hopes entertained Of a
treaty OF with China. The diplo.
matte agents of the allies have been allowed
to reside temporarily in Pekin, and II Chi
nese envoy comes to Paris. The Jesuits have
obtained exclusive permission to establish a
branch Of their order in China.
INplA.-Gen. Grant had left Lucknow to
relieve Maun Singh, and capture Fryzibad.
The Rajpo0tana rebels had fed after plum
dering Fouk, pursued by Gen. Robert. Tue
Gwali,r rebels were mensciug Beehoore and
Bughore.
Russia has addressed a note 70 Austria on
the subject Of her occupation Of Bas,adt.
The MARKETS. -LN EGPOoL, Sept l.-Sales OF
Cotton Tor three days 1900 bales, including
1909 on speculation, and 1000 ir export; the
, remainder to tie trade. The market closed
quiet, but steady, with d declining tendency OH
interior qualities, and quotations were barely
maintained. Manchester adrices were lavor.
able.
Breadslufi;-FIOu was trm at an advance OF
cd, closing quiet. Wheat was higher, closing
que: rel Western. IS. 6d as lid; waite do
u. 81 G6s I'D: white Southern Is. % ais. I'D.
Corn was duh.
Provisions Beef was steady and dull. Pork
and Bacon were steady. Lard quiet at oGs. ID.
IL IS
General Produc. Spirits Turpen'ine steady
az 3Ss 6i.Gj Hs. Rosln steady at A., III ais.
Sd. Sugar quiet. Golf firm. Rice dull.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-14

After an absence Of some weeks, Governor
Wise returned to Richmond last Saturday,
His health in much improved by his TRIP to
The country.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-14

I NM NEW CUCUMBER PICKLES;
P,vOV 200 Jars English and American
a,H 'V'o bottles Catsups and Sauces, OF vari-
AnGS Just received, and for sale by
-"Pi4 !OHN A DIXON. Family Grocer.
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aiLoR d HUTCHINSON are now receiv-
ns heir E.iLL STOCK OF GOODS, TO
., a'y invite the attention Of their custom
ono lhe trade generally sep Ia
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-14

RELIGI2Us--The exercises of the Jubilee
at ST. Mary's Church, were attended, last
week, by large numbers Of persons. The
special public services are now over, but, by
the appointment Of Archbishop kenrick,
the Jubilee itself, continues during the en-
tire mouth of September, and the ordinary
daily services are consequently more largely
attended than usual.
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w !. "a DANIEL F. HOOE-
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Loudoun Co, Va. sep i4-eotf

CITY TAN PAYERS are notified that they
can save three per cent. by paying their
| tax bills in full, on or before the 10Th OF Sep
tsmLer. Office in Market House Building.
WESLEY AVERY, Collector S. D.
JOHN 4. FIELD, Collector n. D.
sen l3-dtd
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MANA

1915 SUSSUN
SEPTEMBER. ri:s, sets. o PHAsEs.
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(I "a SYRUP, New Orleans, and Porto
=. Nv woo AoIesses, constantly on hand, and for
- eplll J. A. DIXON, Family Grocer.
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DIED.

On Sunday, 18th instant, JANE FlELrER,
aged Ii months and 8 days, daughter OF John
and Esther H-ys
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ri FOR SALE OR RENT.-The HOUSE
~ and LOT. on Columbus street, between
K,ug and Prince streets, now occupied by 5.
Pennybacker, esq q A. klNSOLVlNG,
Administrator off K. Riddle, decd.
MiGdleburg. sep g-eoZw
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-14

IF FAIR AT CULPEPER CT. HOUSE,
IN The 5rd Monday Of September, Chat
wang Court tav) the Ladies OF Culpeper will
nI''id DINssR, and in the evening will have
"'f'ssHsESTS ard a variety of FANCY ARTl.
Was 'of sale. The proceeds TO be applied to
~ '~uinl'hrng their new BAPTIST Church, now
n'ny completed. They hope TO be literally
fedOhzed by their friends from a distance.
Nuiptper tOurf HOuse Va son 2-eofd