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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-04-24
AUCTION SALES.
RN : | MACON

BY 5. j. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
CIGNOR e. b DOLFlN M X CO.'S
- GREAT AUCTION SALE OF MAR
BE. ALABASTER AND AGATE STATU-
AIRY AND BOHEMIAN GLASS WARE
The largest and most magnificent sale OF eie-
CANT and costly Marble and Alabaster statuary,
Bohemian Glassware French China and Fancy
aticles, ever made in this clty-will t'ke place
AZ American Hall, Theatre building. On We'd
nesday and Thursday, 5th and 9th OF May, al Iot
o'clock, A NJ, and - p. NJ
The sac will consist OF large assortment OF
Vases, copies from the ancient specimens oil oiu
masters, as Etruscan, Grecian, Ebe. Roman,
Gothic, and OF BaIdlglis, Agate, Fello" and
other different kinds OF Marble and AIaoaste
suitable Tor tie decoration Of paTlors, nails,
inches, drawing-rooms, mantelpieces, libraries
&c Open work Vases for flowers, Vestal lem.
pies, Card Receivers, FlorantIne open work
Baskets, Candesticks and Paper Weights, &c
Bohemian and Venetian Glassware from the
ROYAL manufac tories of Prague and Venice, con-
sisting OF Antique Vases, Goblets, Pitchers, Per
fumes &c. French China Tea Sets, Coffee
Guns. Vases, &c. also, English stone China
Toilet ware and solid rosewood Work Boxes ali
Writing Desks.
The above goods have been imported from Tia
w France. Bohemia and other countries, and
never have been exhibited in any other market.
1t is confidently believed that the tasteful emil
Gus and economical have not bad for many
wears, so desirable an opportunity OF obtaining
articles of elegance, ornament and utility.
Signor Pandolfn is determined to sell every
article, without the least reserve.
The room will be @ en- for free exhibition on
TUESDAY, the 4th, during the day and even
ing. when ladies' and gentlemen are respectfully
invited to call and examine.
Sale will take place by catalogue, and Will be
conducted by 5. J. Mccormick.
Seats will be procured for Ladies. and goods
purchased for transit will be carefully pac. et
in the original Italian packages at small. eN-
nense 2i-dts
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Missouri.

The democracy of Howard county recon.
mend the denomination of Hon j. B. Clark
for Congress, from the second congressional
district. Clay county recommends the re-
nomination of Hon. James Craig, to repre-
sent the fourth district. In the southwest
ern district it is pretty sure that Major
Phelps will be renominated, and there IS
some doubt whether he will have any opposi.
ton whatever Judge William Lewis, Of
Harrison county, an old-line whig, having
been solicited by the democrats of that coun-
ty to be candidate for the State Legislature,
has accepted the invitation. saying that 10
future he shall labor in cordial cooperation
with the national democrats for the cake of
our country Wash. Union.
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n.l,,mnrs cattle market, April ~.

CATTLE. Beef Cattle were in fair supply
to-day, some $50 head being offered at the
.scales; $50 OF which were driven to Philadel'
mia, and the remaining 500 head were taken
nm by Baltimore butchers at prices ranging from
S4 to SIS 25 on the hoof, equal 10 Sea 80
net. averaging $3.50 gross. Prices were a
,bade higher than were obtained last week, but
TIE stock offered was generally OF better quail
ty. Very few Cattle were sold to-day at either
the highest or the lowest figure quoted above
Rog,-Hogs are in rather better supply, but
prices are nevertheless a little higher. We
quote them today at $7G$7.75 100 lbs net.
Sa"p-Sheep are still scarce and we quote
them as on last week al $4GSS so per 100 lbs
gross
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Coal Trade.

Shipments for the week ending Saturday the
18th instant, amount to 6,435 O7 tons, of
this amount 4,642l5 tons were brought down
over the Georges Creek Railroad, and i,792.l2
tons over the road o. the Hampshire Com
pany We are without reports from the other
roads. Total from the whole coal region
since January LIST 7s,as6O2 tons Since the
resumption of canal navigation, 233 coal boats
have left this port, 81 o: which were for the
week ending Saturday last-Cnmb Telegraph.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-04-24

DUBLlC SALE OF VALUABLE LAND
By virtue OF deed OF trust, ! Will sell at
public sale for cash, at Fairfax Court House,
On Monday, the l7h day Of May Court dayD
A valuable tract OF land situated about three
and half miles from Alexandria on the Little
River Turnpike road, aud containing ore hun
r. dred and fifty -four ahd one fourth acres
H.iH. The BUILDINGS on said place are
new and substantial. About sixty acres are
cleared and the residue in fine timber. The
said farm is within mile Of the Theological
Seminary and High School. and adjoins tAe land
OF James Cloud VIM. II. DULANY,
Fairfax county, an lO-eots Trustee.
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rnRT nr ALExANDRIA-APwIL o

ARRIVED
Schr Lucreta Johnson, Machodoc, corn TO
Washington L. Co.
Schr. F.. A. Elliot, Kesley, Washington, D. C.,
to l J. .Mehafey.
Schr. Ann Plckerel, Dukes, Philadelphia, to
S Shiun.
Schr F. S Bevin Sevils, Plymouth, C.,
shingles 10 Snioot Uhler 4 Co.
Schr Ralago Reed, Norfolk plank to Smoot,
Uher & Co.
Schr American Eagle, Kelsey, Baltimore,
lumber 10 Smoot. Uhler Go.
Schr. H. p. Simmons, Barrett, Providence R. L,
TO Borden Mining Co.
SAILED.
Schr. l. P. Pharo, Cranmer, New York, BY l.
J. Mehaf y.
Schr. J. w. Lindsey, Crowell Boston, by I,
J. Mehaaey.
Schr. ]. Achorn, Merrill St. John, n. B., by
Fowle x Co.
schr. Wm. B. Morgan, Williams, Baltimore,
BY B. H. Lambert.
schr. Shooting Star, Rhuark, Baltimore, by
H. Lambert.
Schr. Federal Hill, Wheatley, Baltimore, by
master.
MEMORANDA.
Brig Andover, Crowell, for this port, cleared
al Boston 2st.
Schr. Alvarado, LecomPte, hence at Philadel'
phia 2lst.
Scbr Pearl. hence al Providence goth.
Schr. William, from Calais, Me, for this port
arrived al Portland 10th.
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DIED.

In Washington, on Saturday, the 18th instant,
ELIZABETH B. DAHLGREN, aged II years,
daughter OF Capt. John Dahlgren, U. S. Navy.
In Washington, on the 22d instant, after a
painful illness OF seven weeks, Mrs. ELIZA
BETH HARRIS consort OF the late Morgan
Harris, Formerly OF this place. IN the oOtn year
of her age.
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SALE THIS DAY.

CONSTABLE'S SALE i shall offer for sale,
at Auction, on Saturday morning merit, al ~
o clock on the premises, at No 81 Pitt street be-
tween Duke and Wolfe streets, a lot OF HOUSE
HOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, cou-
sisting OF Beds, Bedsteads, Tables, Chairs, &c,
TO satisfy distrant warrant in my hands
an 2l-4t EDWARD DAVIS, Constable.
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By MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER CANADA
Three Days Later from Europe.

HALIFAX, April 23-The r. NJ. Steamship
Canada from Liverpool, on the 10th. arrived
here this forenoon, with English dates OF the
10th inst.
The European news is generally OF an nn-
important character.
Bombay dates of the 18th OF March have
been received. The rebels were fleeing from
Lucknow, and oearly all the city was IN the
possession of the British. The cavalry ana
artillery were pursuing the tug't'vcs' Inc
i,btins was not severe, and the loss light.
An unfounded panic existed IN Calcutta,
Tor fear of an outbreak.
The Markets LIVERPOOL, 9th.-Cotton, all
quantities have slightly advanced since the last
weekly report Sales OF the week 77,pOO bales.
Breadsruis closed quiet. Provisions are quiet
Consols g64G9tS
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kalea Of kloCk.

The following sales OF Stock were made IN
Richmond, on Thursday:
Virginia State Stock, a. 9o3 to oo8 and int.
Manassas Gap r. r. Bonds, at $3U1 and int
Central Railroad Bonds, at 500 and int.
Lynchburg Chs Company Stock, al G!2.
Richmond Fire Association Stock, 1885,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-04-24
BEAUTIFUL HEAD OF RICH CLOS

BEAUTIFUL HEAD OF RICH CLOS
y SY HAIR, COMPLETELY PRESERVED To THE
GRE TEST AGE.-And who that l. grey would
not have il restored to former color; or bald, but
would have the growth restored, or troubled
with dandrutf and itching, but would have 1t re.
moved or troubled with scrouia, scald mead, or
other eruptious, but would be cured, or with SICK
mead ache. (Geuragia) bat would be cured. II
will also remove ali pimples from the iace and
skin, Prof WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE
will do all this see circular and the following :
ANN ARRoa. November 5, lo56--PgoF. o. j..
WooD-DEAR SRI have heard much said OF
the wonderful effects OF your HAIR RESIO-
RATlVE. bnt having been SO often cheated by
quackery and guack nostrums hair dyes, &c,
was DISPOSED TO place your Restorative IN the
same category with the thousand and one loud
ly trumpeled quack remedies, Until met you IN
Lawrence county some months since, when you
gave me such assurance as induced the trial OF
your Restorative IN my lanily-hrst by my
good wife, whose hair had become very thin aud
entirely white, and before eXhausting one OF
YOUR large bottles, her hair was restored nearly
Ia its original beautiful brown color, and had
thick.ued and become beautiful and glossy
unon and entirely over the head; She continues
TO use IT, not simply because OF It's beautiyIng
effects upon the hair, but becaus" OF It's health
ful Influence upon the mead and mind Others
OF NV family and friends are using your Resto-
rative, with the happiest effects; therefore, my
skepticism and doubts in reference to lis char
acter and value are entirely removed; and can
and do NEST CORDIALLY and confidently recon
mend its use by all who would have their hair
restored from white or gray 10y reason OF sick
ness or age) TO orig nal color and beauty, and
by all Young persons who would have their hair
beautiful and glossy. Very truly and grateful
Iy yours, SoLoMoN Mann
FRIEND WooD 1t was a long time after |
saw YOU at Blisstield before | got the bottle OF
Restorative Tor which you gave me an order
upon your agent in Detroit, and when | got II
we concluded to try it on Mrs. Mann's hair, as
the surest test OF its power. II has done all
that YOU assured me it would do; and others OF
my family and friends, having witnessed It's Ell
iects, are now using and recommending It's use
TO others as entitled 10 the highest consldera-
ton you claim for it. Again, very respectfully
and truly, yours, SoLoMoN MANN
CARLYLE Ill, June IS, 1851 have used
Prof O J. WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE,
and have admired its wonderful effects My
hair was becoming, as thought, prematurely
gray, but by the use OF his Restorative 1t has
resumed its original color, and, have no doubt,
permanently So 5. BREESE, ex Senator, U. 5
.. J. WOOD d CO., ProprietoIs, 3I2 Broad.
way. n. Y, On the great n. u Wire Railing
Establishment) and ia Market street, ST.
Louis, Mo- And sold by all good Druggists,
and Fancy Goods dealers ap 24-eo3m
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Alexandria F,.h Market, April as.

There was slight falling of in the arrivals
today. The demand continues great, and prices
keep up. Sales of Shad al $l3G$l4 per hun
dred, and Herring at 81 IGl2 per thousand 1t
NAV be remarked tina, the quality Of tie Shad
taken thi. season has been unusually hne
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-04-24

tv' There are plenty of young gentlemen, as
well as plenty OF old ones, whose boards are
tuning gray, which gives the former great
deal of uneasiness and exposes the age OF the
latter. To avoid these little perpIexitleS, we ad-
wise such of our readers 20 use Prot WOOD )
HAIR RESTORATIVE, whIcn will IN the
course of a few weeks change the hair 10 lis
natural color. Ii does not dye the hair Ike the
most of the Hair Restoratlves, but produces a
gradual change OF color from the roots OF the
hair TO the final end and gives II fine and CLOS
sy appearance We have seen many persons
who have used it successfully, and pronounced
i, the only invention which has come 10 their
idea of "cure for gray heads" We commen-
ced using it about two months since, and II We
are any jut &c OF age and beaury,i has made us
at least ten years younger; IN tact We are be
ginning TO look quite young, and feel very much
like getting young vile The change is MI
raculous. and il would be as difficult TO find d
gray hair now as il would be 10 find an idea liz
the head of the Duke OF Buckingham. We
know several old maids and some young WI
dows, whose locks are just beginning TO assume
a silyery hue, and who have been talking serl-
ously about resorting 10 this remedy, and we
advise them not 10 delay any longer. II never
fails-& Louis Herald
Sold by all respectable Druggists. ap2i-t
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SALE THIS D4 7.

TORSES, WAGON, &c, FOR SA + -
II Will be sold at Public sale, on Saturday
nerf. at 10 o'clock at the Stable of Geo. W Brent,
esq, between Prince and Duke, on Pitt street,
TWO WORK HORSES and WAGON, and
some 80 FOWLS. Terms cash.
an 22-3t ]. HEWES BRENT.
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New York Cattle Market, April al.

Beef Ca.ue-Off.rings 1900 head; sales at
$7.5C6Sll per 100 rs. forjnfsrior TO premium
quality, decline of 3e. per ID. Cows-saies
at $25 to SOS, as 10 quality. Veal Calves
Sales a4sa7 cts. per n as to quality. sheep
and Lambs-Ssles $5.25 per head. swine
Offerings 1900 head, sales At $5.25DS$3S.
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ARRIED.

On the Bridge, al Harper's Ferry, April 10Th,
by Rev. John 5 Deale, Mr.. ADAM WlNDLt,
TO Miss HANNAH D. NELSON, both OF Fred
erick County, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-04-24

NOTICE persons are hereby notified
" and forbidden from throwing or otherwise
depositing in any Of the streets, public lanes or
alleys within the corporate limits OF the City OF
Alexandria, any rubbish, litter, or dirt, and
suffering the same 10 remain for more than ~
hours, except in such quantities aud IN such
places, as may be allowed by the Superintendent
of Police. They are also notified to keep clean
the cutters in front Of their houses as required
by law. s.; tEAChs 1ohIaG.Ur.
l7-2w
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New York, April 22.-Sales al auction OF
! 500 bags Rio coffee at "iGIo8 cents. The tea
sa l. this morning was unspirlted. The stock
OF black was largely withdrawn, prices beng
unsats factory. Sale OF 200 hhds. New Orleans
sugar at auction, at 54GS6 "a, and 40 hhds.
Texas suyar al Sls7
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Fauquier Co, Va, ap 22--eots

4 OFFER FOR SALE THE FARM upon
which now reside, containing ONE HUN
DRIED AND FIFTY.NlNE ACR ES. This
FARM offers great inducements to the purcha-
ser, from its locality, being within one mile OF
Orange Court House, and thereby brought in
immediate connection by Railway with Rich
moud and Alexandria IL is beautifully situa.
ted in on. OF the best neighborhoods in the
.ArA State The improvements are comiorta-
Unable DWELLING, and all other necessary
ou,.houses, fine fruit, &c, &c.
TERMS OF SALE :-Onethird OF the purchase
money in hand, and the balance in one aud two
years. If no, sold privately before, it will be
offered a, public auction, On. the Is: day Of May,
at Orange Court House
MARY NJ. WILLIAMSON.
Oranoe Ct House NH ll-eon
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-04-24

NOR SALE.-A valuable young NEGRO
Il MAN Of good habits and disposition
SAID servant has been accustomed to house
work ANY gentleman wishing good dining
room servant would do well to purchase him.
He will not be sold out Of the vicinity Of Alex.
andria. Address Advertiser" White Post P.
o., Clarke County, Va. ap 2l-eolm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-04-24

DLANK BOOKS, &C.-I have received
ID large addition TO the above department OF
my business, direct from the manufacturers In
GLIDING Day Books, Journals, Ledsers, Memo
randum, Record, Pass, Receipt, Order, Bill,
Bank, Pencil, Note, Time, Composition, Copy,
Music, Drawing, and Index Books; Checks,
Drafts, Bankers Cases, Ready Reference Files,
Diaries, Letter, Invoice, and Scrap Books; Ready
RecEoners. Note Cases &c, making my Stock
more complete and varied than has ever been,
and at prices to suit most every body.
an % JOHN H. PARROTT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-04-24

Dr.. B. F. Walker, late OF Rockingham, re-
Gently sold, in Richmond, y head Of cattle,
whose united weight was 22O92 lbs, being
an average of 1871 lbs. each. One CT the
cattle weighed ., Is, ard one other 2,OSo.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-04-24

ID OCKBRlDGE ALUM WAITE R-Ihe
IL Water Of these celebrated mineral springs
~ now kept constantly on tue market IN the
hands of FISHER q WINSTON, Druggists,
Richmoud. Va, and 4. B. RUCKER, Lynchburg.
We have entirely discarded barrels, and now
ship tie Water ONLY Is GLASS Cost per case OF
dozen nall gallon bottles, securely and care
FULLY packed at the springs, SO BY remitting
TO +. II w, or to A. b K, So, the purchaser
may rely on their Forwarding, per directions, |
box of fresh and genuine ROCkBRlDGE
ALUM WATER.
Pamphlets sent gratis on application.
an l3-eolm FRAZIER Il RANDOLPH.
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Sock Of the Farmers and Mechanics
Blbk of Georgetown, sold in Washington, on
Thursday, q zoe.
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The M arkeJs.

BAlrIxoRE, April 23-Flour is firm; sales Of
Howard street ard Ohio al $l.37l; City Mills
SAP. Wheat is steady; fair TO prime red
1904 1860: good to prime white, 1851 i35c-
Corn is active; white 66S6sc, yellow, 67a6sc
wh,skey is dull, at 20362l1c. Provisions are
firm and UNCHANGED.
NRw YORK, April 23-Flour is quiet sales
Of 5000 bbls.; State $427!6S4 80 Ohio $3.50
AS 65. Wheat is heavy; sales OF 5000 bush;
,ed Sop,bern ll70l2Oc, white l25Gl35c-
Corn is heavy; sales OF 10000 bush; white $50
74cr yellow 76c Beef is steady; Chicago Re
packed $I3GSl3.5O. Pork is higher; Mess
SIS 2a8Sls62! Lard closed buoyant at III
Gllsc Whiskey is steady, at 2l3c. Stocks
are Gull, bu, generally higher. Cumberland
Coal Co. Is Mo. SIS s33.
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CHEAP CARPETINGS.-Just received and
I now on sale, from late auctions IN New
York. an immense supply OF Velvet ancestry
Brussels, tnree.py double ingram, wool, Dntch,
and Venetian Carpetngs, all OF which having
been bought greatly below the cost OF Produc-
ton. enables us to offer them at figures greatly
below hitherto standard rates; among which
may be found good ingrains at
81 cents, worth %
80 worth 70
Is worth 81
81 worth 81.
Also, bales l2-i and l6.4 heavy and beauti-
iu Druggets III wool, and the same widths IN
linen Damask, 10 be worn over ilae carpets III
lieu OF matIIngs, great improvement and com
fort.
Also. 4 bales rich Rugs and Mats from the
same source which will be sold surprisingly
cheap at our old stand, No. 4 Market space.
CLAGErT Il DODSON.
Washington. ap 24-,o6t
TtANTON MATING AND FLOOR OIL
I CLOTH.-Just received and onsale, 100
rolls 81, A. Sd. erd 4 white and red checked
Canton Mating, in the make OF Gowqna, ManK-
ing, and extra contract Marking. These are
the best 90 DIS OF the kind in this market, and
will be sold very cheap.
Also. 80 sheets superior make Floor Oilcloths;
the colors on heavy bodied canvass and warran'
ted well seasoned The STYLES and designs are
all new and executed in the highest style OF arI
in Italian Tesco, mosaic pave, chlntz gothic,
tasella'ed oak, and encaustic tile. Both the
goods and prices will give satisfaction.
Also, case Stair OIlcloths; some for steps
alone and some for protecting stair carpe.ings
CLAGErT x DODSON.
Dealers in all kinds OF Furniture Dry Goods,
No. /, Market Space.
Washington, ap 24-eo6t
TARPER's NEW MONTHLY MAGA.
Ill ZINE FOR MAY. very interesting
number, price 25c.
The Lie of General Sir Henry HaveIock, K
c. B., by tne Rev. VIM Brock, 7jc.
Baptism, tes' ed by Scripture and History, or
the Teaching of the Holy Scriptures and the
Practice and Teaching o. the Christian Church
10 every age succeeding the Apostolic, com
! ptred III relation 10 the subject and modes o.
! Baptism, BY Rev. VIM. Hodges, 4. NJ, vol. l.
mo- cloth, 1928.
For sale b. JAS. ENTWIsLE & son,
| an "a No o., King-atreet
NJILLINERY.-I will open this morning
vi the 2ith instant, my Stock oil ii IA W
! bJNNETS. FLOWERS, RIBBONS, &c, and
on Tuesday morning, weli-selected stock o.
| SILK MILLINERY, TO which the attention Of
the Ladies is called. T.. T. BERRY,
an 24-3,. No. lO6 knsst
Blue Ridge Rep
| NTANTED-A competent and experienced
| w TEACHER wlsEes 10 learn OF suita
bic location on or near the Railroad, wnefe
Select School for Young Ladies aud Misses /:
desired. Persons knowing oi sUsn situation
will please address A. l.. al this Office.
sp24-w3t'
NOTICE-All persons having claims a
II gsinst the estate OF James X. Riddle, dec d
are requested 10 present them for settlement. oj
the 18th OF July o. A. RlNSOL'lNH,
Administrator Of J. +. Riddle
liabr
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BY S. ]. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

TRUSTEE'S SALE.-By virtue OF deed of
trust TO the undersigned, from Silas }. Saun-
ders and wife, dated August LIST, 1856 and re-
corded in the office OF the Clerk OF the County
Court of Fairfax county, will be offered for sale,
on the premises, on The nth day Of ap,H ntrt,
the TRACT OF LAND, in said county, called
"CRfCKER HILL" with sundry other Tracts
adjacent thereto, containing in the aggregate
about 2O5 ACRES, all lying about three miles
from Alexandria, on the south side OF Hunting
Creek, on the road leading from Alexandra 10
Mount Vernon.
FL There are on the premises well built
III two,story brick DWELLING, with seven
rooms and all necessary outbuidings-a barn,
stable, corn. house, &c, &c; an abundant supply
of water.
TgRMs.-One.fourth cash the remainder IN
equal payments, with interest, at ., u AMI -
months respectively. Title reserved I'LL the
purchase money be paid.
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Naval InteiIigence.
last eveDlDs

NORFOLK, April 23.-The U. S. sloop Of
War Juo. Adams, arrived at Hampton Roads
last evening.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-04-24

VERY DESIRABLE FARM FOR SALE.
Y We are authoilzei to sell, privately,
FARM OF THREE HUNDRED AND FIFTY
ACRES, situated about one nile from Green
wich. and within tour miles OF the Manassas
Gap Railroad, aud within five miles OF the
Orange and Alexandria Rallroad-lying be-
tween the two.
All the improvements on the place are ample
and IL good order.
There are i25 acres OF valuable timber on
this farm, which will more than pay the price
At which it can be purchased, owing TO It's prox.
unity to two railroads.
a more particular description is unnecessary,
As those wishing topurchase will examine for
themselves Suffice it to say, that 1t IS the
cheapest farm now in market in Virginia. Call
Oh the undersg ned a " arrenton, Va
ShACKELFORD h SPlLMAN.
Fauuuier Co Va an 22-eotJe22
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uv NOTICE..-There will be an adjourned
meeting Of the members OF the ouEs wen
Christian Association, this Saturday evening
at "a o'clock. JOHN McAENGih,
an oa-lt Recording Secretary.