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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-20
A Microscopic Wonder.

We havehad the pleasure Of seeing recently
a microscopic photograph, which istruly
very remarkable curiosity. Upon the object
glass appears small Speck, occupying the
space of six by seven and a half huudredths
OF au inch-about the size Of the square lead
in IN ordinary lead pencil before it cut--ap-
pearing to the unaiied vision only az a stain
or slight discoloration upon the glass. But
the microscope reveals it to be a complete copy
Of the Declaration OF Independence, with the
names of the signers in full, containing no
less than !, $50 letters, every one of which is
finished specimen of Typography, and the
whole, under high magnifyiDg power, can
be seen with the utmost distinctness and read
with the utmost ease. The letters are only
one twenty four hundredths Of au inch in size,
but are perfectly formed and elegant. This
wonderful achievement Of the Photographic
art was brought from Paris by Mr.. D. p. Ives,
and is the property of DR.. George A. Perkins.
-SDle,n pFUSier
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-20
Destruo,,ve FIRE a, L.avenworth.

LEAvENwoRru, July Is, (via Brownsville,
July l7.)-A fire broke out about midnight
on the l4th, which at one time threatened the
destruction OF the deDser portion Of the city.
1t originated in the green room of the Union
theatre, at the corner of Third and Delaware
streets, and rapidly communicated to the ad-
Joining buildings, thirty of which, principal
" included in the block bounded by Cherc-
kee, Swanee, Second, and Third streets, were
reduced to ashes. The loss is believed to be
over 100000, on which there was only
trifing insurance. There is no apparatus or
fire organization in the city, but the contia,
grafton was plovidentially arrested by lull
Of wind and copious shower Of rain. a
general panic was manifested at the break
ing out of the fire, but the citizens alter
wards worked energetically, and the fire was
finally mastered about three O'Clock.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-20
,,,n,n,nu.ndI,,,

IL his charge to the jury, on Tuesday, Judge
Mcclure spoke OF the statistical savsn down
East who had carefully noted down the num-
Der of persons struck by lightning ID one
year, and compared with those who bad
drawn prizes 10 lotteries for the same period,
arriving at the conclusion that three persons
were struck by lightning to one who had
drawn a prize. Rather encouraging, that,
to lottery advcnturers. -PHsbnrg Journal.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-20

CTRIBLING SPRINGS.-Thl, Mon
- treat, in Augusta County Va
from Stanton, and II miles iroT Il.
burg, will be Under the mauagen,,.
PETER H. WOODWARD, formerly q,
River, and Healing Springs.
The Proprietor respectfully aaHol-r
valids and pleasure seeking public.
general improvement OF the premise
season, after the 10Th OF June, be IS
pared 10 offer visitors the mos ps1,z"
modations in the Virginia mountain.
The Waters of this place are 4r,a'-..
fact, the visitor al these SPRING has,
tage OF all the various waters belong.
entire mineral region OF Virginia.
The SULPHUR WATER, exceLled by 400
that of Greenbrier.
The ALUM SPRINGS, inferior 10 nJ-r
for the last five years; with the Caags
Free.Stone Waters, all al hand. 10 a.
render this place, properly, Tie NJ
SPRINGS OF VIRGINIA.
For pleasure-seekers, there will be ,
attendance, and the amusemen's and 8
forded by mountain resorts.
An experienced Physician wi. -
Springs.
Trims $40 per week-S30 iofar
four weeks, and a reduction made o't
season. For less than a week ). r
be charged.
A line Of superior four horse VI.
will leave Staunton daily, for this Pf
the arrival OF the Eastern cars
A line of STAGES will pass the >f-
route from Harrisonburg to Bath Alan
three times a week, leaving HarU'o.
Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fnaa!'
CHESLFY KINNEY, P'oI-
Anuus-a cnup,,- Va 10 DI-.ofFr
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-20

A large meeting of the shareholders on
the Eastern Shore of Maryland, was held
at Chestertown, Kent county, on the 18th
lot. Senator Pearce, Judge Chambers, and
Hon. Mr.. Rioaud were present, and made
speeches Much excitement has prevailed
10 consequence Of the continued running of
Of slaves from that part Of the country, and
the recent tarring and feathering Of one
Bowers. supposed to be engaged in this bu-
sipess. The meeting unanimously passed
resolutions to the effect, that the presence Of
persons engaged in encouraging or assisting
slaves to abscond cannot be permisted-:hat
such characters must be notified to leace-
and in the event of the removal Of any such
person thus assailipg the rights of property,
by word or deed, if any Of their sympatbi-
zers, fbettors, or defenders, shall venture to
visit the author of the movement with pun
ishment or violence, the members of the
meeting pledge themselves to make common
cause against such sympathizers, or atettois,
or defenders.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-20
Lucky bridegroom.

1t will be remem bered that our marriage
notices, several days since, contained one as
having had its occurrence at the German pic
mic in Westfeld. The facts are somewhat
amusing and romantic. A cigar maker had
long sought the hand Of one Of the daughters
of Westfeld ba! met with continuous disap-
pointment Il happened that both were at
q pic. mic, and amid the other pleasures, some
one suggested, in sport, that I'VE have a
wedding" The lady unsuspectinGiy turned
to her oft-discarded lover with jocose invi-
tation TO join bands; and magistrate, who
also fills the cfhce Of town clerk, performed
his duty less in fun than the bride had imag-
med, as was apparent when the husband
came with a properly made out certificate
to claim her hand. II is said that there was
a brief exhibition of tears, very modest
lingering between maiden and wife, and then
hearty acceptance Ct the hand that had 50
gallantly but unceremoniously won. The
bridal pair entertained their friends that
night with champagne and good things, and
there was bridal tour over into the West
Parish next day.--Sprta4feld Rep.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-20

On Saturday last, quite destructive lire
occurred in Baltimore, at the corner OF
Green mount Avenue and Monument street.
A lumber of fire companies were on the
ground with accustomed promptitude, and
ready for service, but unfortunately, IN con-
sequence of arrangement in the water
pipes, considerable time elapsed before they
could procure water. They resorted to seve-
raj pumps in the vicinity, but some baietnl
characters had previously filled their spouts
with rags, which required some time to re-
move! The flames spread with great rapid
sy on account Of these circumstances, but
after the water was turned on, were finally
subdued.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-20

In "old times" Travelling Cabinet"
was tie subject of much complaint: if Presi-
dent ]. @. Adams went home on visit of
few days, be was advertised as runaway"
and none of the Secretaries could move
from their Offices without being followed by
a hue and cry. NoT, the whole Cabinet cau
start of, and no body complains. This Is
an Improvement. Because gentleman is
public officer, be ought not to be debarred
the privileges ola citizen.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-20

lCONYCE,
1t is an oft told tale, but alas >.
that Alexandria is much infested ,
dies, who commit depredatious W.
gard to law or order. Now, canne
stopped? Cannot the Common C t.,
the city, whose duty it is to proyI.
safety and security of its citizens, 3r.
police force sufficiently "stroag' "a I
the property OF peacesb!e citizen. III;
wilfuliy injured and destroyed: Az
is beginning to enjoy Il reputation =
beset with rowGIes, and any strange,
the same at once, and it mas pre,s,
good citizens from coming here 70 q
The police force ought to be lmpr.,.
Alexandria will never be what .h. d.
serves to be, from her natural facins
law and order prevail. ROLAy
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-20
VALUABLE FAUQUIER LAND FOR
Y E-Ihe suhscL her OILERS al nriNate

VALUABLE FAUQUIER LAND FOR
Y SALE The subscriber offers at private
sale, the FARM MOUNT STERLING,' OF
which Mrs. Charlotte NJ Mitchell, died seized
and possessed; situated in the county OF Eau.
quier, Va. five miles east OF WauCnton and
at an intermediate point between Gainesville,
station Oh the Manassas Gap Railroad, and Cat
lett, a station on the Orange and Alexandra
Railroad
Said FARM contains about FIVE HUN
DRIED ACRES with an abundance OF timber
upon il, and is divided into ten fields, with one
or more Springs OF excellent water on each. and
most OF the arabic land winch Is not IN cu.tva-
ton, 10 we'll Sc, In grass thereby rendering TINS
very desirable farm Tor grazing purposes
The soil is Of excel ent original quality and Is
now in good state OF Improvement. There Is
<FA upon the premises d good DWELLING
-l.4 HOUSE, with all necessary out buildings,
mott of which are quite new aud very substan-
TALLY built. | will take pleasure III showing
the premises TO any one DESTROYS OF purchasing
and reply promptly TO any concentrations adj
dressed TO me, respecting particular inquiries as
10 terms, &c. for which purpose application
may also be made 10 JOHN p. PHILLIPS. esq
Warenton, Va. r. TASKER MITCHELL
For himself and the other heirs OF Mrs. c. VI.
Mitchell, decd Fauquier co, Va. jy 7--eotf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-20

The jury summoned by the Coroner to In
vestigate the recent disaster on the Erie rail-
road has rendered verdict, generating the
Railroad Company. and the officers in charge
of the train, from all blame, and attributing
the sad occurrence to the breaking of the
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-20

Professor Morse sails for Europe, with his
family, on Saturday, the Oath inst, to be all
sent year or more. The Professor, it is
stated, has already received the first install
ment of the $4,000 presented to him by the
European governments for his telegraphic
invention.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-20

; To remark of French paper, upon 1.-THE
decrease in fine consumption Of Champagne
wine," the New York Journal Of Commerce
replies, ''that the consumption Of Cham
pagnc' has not decreased at all In truth,
we are we'll nigh independent of the French
producer, or any other grower Of vines, and
will probably continue SO, while the marke.
is as literally supplied with drugs, acids,
10, of every variety, as it is now"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-20

TOAL! COALi ARRIVED-We will de-
" liver this day 10 those VINO nave engaged
OF US a superior article OF RED ASH COAL
from the Schr Sea Lion
Also, expect daily the Schr. Geo. r. Conover,
with WHITE ASH OF like quality, and hope
all TO whom We have sold vii be prepared 10
receive WISE y co.
n. +. Please send your orders to GEORGE
P. WISE, at the yard on King street. o. to
Wise Green's Office, No. !, south Unions ST.
IL IQ-IlV
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-20

The Interest" in the case Of that scamp
de Riviere is dying away, even in New York.
Miss Blount has returned; Mrs. Blount has
reioiued her husband-aud the Z)uave has
cleared out--leaving his debts behind him.
The wonder is, how such barefaced impos-
tor could have imposed on any one.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-20

All is distraction and tumult in MEXICO,
still. Civil war rages-;he people are har-
rassed-the present government totters to it's
base-sarthquakes alarm the Inhabitants
and nothing is in prospect, but continued
distresa
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-20

A letter from Paris speaks Of "panic" in
the gay city, on account off fear OF the fail
ure in having a proper supply Of Oysters
next season. The oyster banks which have
hitherto supplied Paris, are giving out
Now, here's chance for the famous Virginia
Fundum. Let the Frenchmen come over
here and procure the "bisalved crustaceous
aquatics." They can pay for them-and can
coutrive to keep them on the voyage, too
The Chesapeake steamers to France, can
have "cargoes" ready at any time.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-20

Luis G. Osollo, commander-in-chief of the
Mexican army, and the most conspicuous
military man in Mexico, at the present day,
died at San Luis Potosi, on the lG:h of June,
in the Goth year of his age. He had been
lingering for some time under an attack OF
fever, to which he fually succumbod. His
death will be lamented by all of his own
party, and by many Of his bitteress political
ODnODents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-20
Augusta county, Va. ie 2l-eolm
LAND FOR SALE.

DOTOMAC LAND FOR >Aak-.
dersigned desires To sell lh'
LAND, on the Waters OF Potomac u
Stafford County, Va, containing Ih
DRED AND ENTY ACRES fT
the Creek (Which is navIgable) .. mn
distant bout one mile from tie b..
Fredericksburg and Potomac RaIm
soil is very productive IN all tHr n.i
crops, bu; particularly adapted 10 t.e 2
Tobacco and Grass, though It is ol uGs
face.
There is on the land inexhaustIb.r b.
finest shell Mari. A large quantity OH
Oak and Pine Wood may BE- cut lToH
worth on the shore OF the creek ir5-
four dollars per cord. Also, a good d"
Oar and Locust, Yellow Popular and v
Timber
There is a meadow now yielding a.
OF $500 worth oil Hay per annum
fourteen Acres OF land, which ma .H
to fifty acres Of prime Meadow "E"
well all over the Lard, which rentsr
bic for grazing purposes. lndrr. J.
nually, about fifty head of ca'''e 20 p.
Altogether it is a very valuable 'rae. .
disposed TO sell il below ~ value 3
another large farm adjoining il. al: ..
sufficient force to manage 5o'H. } -.
sons disposed to purchase sTcD p'oI@
anime II, or communicate ~I'L My q. .
Accokeek Post. Office, Stafford county .
JOHN MiNOh
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-20
Stafford Co. APP 2-2aw6m

THOR SALE.-Those very ts'l-.'
Il ia lands, called "BUSHY kIl'gA
TATION,n consisting of ONE Ir
AID SEyENTY-ONE ACRES ST.
Prince William county, Va 30 n.''
exandria, and about the same c.''a-t,
cities OF Washington and Tso'E,
wards Of 400 acres are heavily aHf
balance is in various state Of c4-'''
@ present, there are three t-
HE1a STEADS on the estate 5l. " p
conveniently divided into I, D, or g'E
farms, with an appropriation oi
timbered lands, spring. OF Pur "''
each. A market for cord Too4 a..
can be found on the Orange a.. d
Railroad, which runs through ~
will sell either the whole ~ one %.
as can be agreed upon, 10 III, -.
accommodating terms. Psf.ol' %
view these lands, &c, will b. 'lo'-
BY Mr.. Albert +. A. King, wao i''
OF the homesieads called GamTa'.-
further particulars will BE- iorr..-' a.
ton to the subscriber I'd" ~.
jy 2-eoIm' , City Road 30
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-20

1t looked little like old times yesterday
morning, (says the St. Paul Daily Minneso-
tan of June H. to zee Ez-Secretary j. Ira
Wis Rosser, amongst US once more. He ar
rived in the Milwaukee. We were glad to
welcome him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-20

The New York Courier learns that the
Erie and Hudson River Railroads have re-
fused to agree to the compromise proffered by
the other railroads at their recent Convention
in New York
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-20

The accounts from the different Springs
and Watering Places, both North and South,
do not speak of any great rush, so far, this
season; or of the probability Of any Of them
being over-.rowded with company this sum-
mer. However, We suppose, that august is
the month for the frequenters of these places
of amusemept
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-20
Change In tho Weather.

"Here she goes and there she goes" So
does the weather. Sunday it went it" hot:
yesterday the went" was the other way. A
more remarkable change in temperature is
rarely experienced, even in our jumping eli
mate. From Sunday, at O'Clock, p. NJ, to
Monday, at 8 A. NJ, there was change of
forty FIRE degrG,s! This was from stew to
q shycr.- BOSTON Bee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-20

There has been total failure Of the wheat
crop in Niagara county, New York, noted
heretofore for the quantity and quality Of its
nrain
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-20

~ A letter We have received from Texas,
speakso the crops in that state as promising
a splendid yield. ell round. Emigration
continues TO flow in to the state.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-20

Mr.. John II. SSomervelI, clerk in the Of
Gee of the sixth auditor, from Calvert coun-
ty, Md, died on Friday last
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-20

Gold discoveries have recently been made
in the state of Vermont, which are attracting
some attention.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-20

The clipper barque Oak Hill" is adver
tised to sail from New York, for Frazer river
with a cargo.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-20
NIIDDI.EBTIRG ACADEMY-~

NIIDDLEBURG ACADENl
N session oil this ScaOo. vi. 'o'.
LIST o: September next, AM coz =,
June following. 1t is desIgDs4 10 D, 4 4,
ry for tn. University OF Virginia. 81. -.
OF study and system OF la''i ''. !.
adapted TO that purpose. / ~ U ,,'.l.,,
iimited in number 10 ~ or y. h'D.
small, quiet village, in the soaias'L !.
doun, about 40 miles from A'eSS
from the Plains Station, on 'ns ~ !.
Railroad. Its healthlulness, o'4"F
refinement Of society, aud cnaf'- ri,
render It a most desirable locator >.
TERMS For Board ami iaI"o.
every thing except lights, S!5'. =, +.
able the LIST OF September ana ,U' NJ.
February. JAMES b. BAAhn , ~.
r. For Circulars and lar'H''
address the Principal.
MidGleburg, Va.,Jy i3-e'E"
CUMBERLAND COAL, ,maoTa%i
~ sale by Uy l2~dl"J j. '''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-20

The National Intelligencer, commenting
upon the letter of Mr.. Yancey, of Alabama,
which we recently published, in which be
called for Organization" and vigilance
committees" in the South, to resist the
"nexs aggression" and affirmed, at the same
time, that it was only in the "Cotton States"
that effective movements could be hoped for,
remar ks as follows:-"We arsnot unapprized
of the potential ipfgs6ce welded by cotton
IT, the trade and commerce of the world. 10
the realm of finance and Of political economy
cotton may be king" and so long as bis
majesty confines himself to his legitimate
sphere we shall be the last to dispute bis t.
tie or contest his prerogatives. But when 1t is
assumed that the Cotton States" are the pc
culiar and only reliable custodians OF South
era rights as guaranteed by the Constitution.
We are compelled to pause for the purpose OF
mildly ipquiring into the hidden connexions
betv cen the culture Of the cotton.plant and
that keener seosibility to wrong and insult
which would seem to be implied by the de-
sponding words with which Mr.. fancey die
misses all others from the category OF true
Soathrons. II THE supply Of sulphur, carbon,
and sslt-petre were known to be exhausted,
and if gun-cotton bad consequently come to
be the only resource of those who are to wake
up some fine day and suddenly find them
selves "precipilated into revolution" we
could better understand why al effective
movement" in this direction might be then
rather expected to have its origin in Cotton
State" But when it is proposed by Mr..
Yaueey merely to raise committees OF safe
ty" tbroug hout the South, We cannot for the
life of Us understand why Southern slave
holding States, like Maryland, Virginia,
North Carolina, and others, are to be exciu-
ded from participation in the common coun-
sells designed to avert q common danger.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-20

Is the COUNTY JAIL a secure l..
holding in confinement prisoner: 50.
nails? How many bsve escaped t..
iu the last few years? TIE aueDa
County Court is asked to the SUITS
whole community is interested 10 to
ter. CITlL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-20

The Union is coming out rather more tartly
upon Senator Douglas.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-20

IIn REWARD.-Ranaway from the
OiUU farm OF the subscriber, near Cen.
tevIIl-, Fairfax County, Va, on the night OF
9Th instant, negro woman HARRIET, about IS
gears OF age, black, 5 feet 3 or inches high,
and ,olersbiy likely. She was purchased by me
OF Messrs. Dickinson Il Hill in Richmond, and
formerly came from King George County.
vii! give the above reward if returned TO me,
or secured SO that can get her.
A. 5. GRIGSBY.
EnirtIy. Cnnr.r. "a an n-eaif
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-20

COCO REWARD-Ranaway from the
= ZUU subscriber, living near Middle.
burg, Loudoun county Va, on Thursday, 18th
inst, negro man LEN" aged about % years,
about > feet high, we'll built. dark copper color,
round broad face, and when spoken to has
downcast look He had on a suit OF light
clothes when ne left, but suppose ne took 9th
er and dark clothes with him. will give $500
tor his recovery, ii taken out OF the State, or
$3.50 il taken in the State. and secured so that
get him again. SPENCER RECTOR.
MiIileburg, Loudoun Co, Va, je le-eotf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-20
Fairfax County. Va. ap 5-eotf

SInn REWARD-Ranaway from the
olUOsubscriber on the 10Th inst, negro
boy JOHN CAMPBELL, aged about II, rather
small, very black, rough skin, down cast look
and grutf spoken.
Will give $50 If taken in the counties of
Charles or Prince Georges Md, and 800 if
taken elsewhere, and secured so that get him
again. HEZlKIAH BRAWNER
Charles County. Nd, IL l9-d3t'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-20

IA Nnn FRUIT, TREES FOR SALE
0U.UDUAT The GREENWOOD
NURSERIES,, situated on the Alexandria and
Leesburg Turnpike, near Falls Church, Fairfax
County, Va. All orders for Alexandria, Wash
iDgton, and Georgetown, will be Delivered
Printed catalogues sent to all who desire them
u All communications addressed 10
f. B. MUNS0N, Falls Church,
nnv l?-soif Fairfax County Va
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-20
A. MEADE SMITH.

Refer TO Faculty University OF Va; F. W.
Coleman, Va. Senate; Gen. K C. Weigntman and
Joseph Gales, esq, Washington; II. n. Nelson,
Clarke; Judge K. H. Coleman, Caroline; Hon.
W. Newton, Westmoreiand w H. Redwood
Mobile H. VI Robinson, n. o. j. r Tucker,
Richmond Caroline Co IL lk-2autOcrl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-20

INDGE HILL SCHOOL, GUlNEY'S p. O.,
il CAROLINE CO, VA.-This SCHOOL
Is preparatory 10 the University OF Virginia. -
The ith Session will commence on October LIST,
1855, and terminate on 3lst July following
The session Is divided into TWO terms Charge
per term Sl4O. Address Tor detailed catalogue
SAN'L SCEOOTER NJ
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-20

M ARSHALL HOUSE, CORNER w King AND
vi PITT STREETS, ALEXANDRIA, VA-FARg
Si5U.-ln consequence OF circumstances be.
yond his CONTROL Mr.. &. w. GOLDSBY will
take possession of the above named Hotel, on
the 18th iust., instead of the LIST, as before ad-
vertlsed. J. GRlGSBY, Proprietor.
" S-2w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-20

4 RTHCRS PATENT SELF-SEALING
IA CANS AND JARS may be used year after
year. Full directions Tor putting up fresh
Fruit, tomatoes. &c, accompany them. For
sale at the manufacturers prices by
jy le-2m JOHN OGDEN
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-20
DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY BY
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
ALEXANDRIA,:

TUESDAY MORNING, JULY 20, 1853.