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aIsINE LIST
PORT OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS l.

ARRIVED.
Barque Ephram Williams, Cornwall, DIX Is
land. granite FOL Washington, ID L.
Brig America, Robins, New York, 10 DAVID
A. Lowe.
Cazenove Co.
Scbr Commander in. CHEF, Martin, Philadel-
phia coal 10 J. c. Nevett.
Schr. Tram Smith, McGivern, Fall RiveF, 10
Borden Mining Co.
Schr. Triune, Weaver, Nomihl, wheat TO k"D'
inson & Payne.
Sloop Dove. Flanagan, Wicomico, corn ana
wheat TO Robinson Il Payne
Sloop St. Cloud, Trader, Fooks Landing corn
to Robinson 4 Payne.
Schr VIM. Bacon, Tyler, New York, coal by
T. J. Mehatey.
Schr. C. A. Crook, Everham, New York, coal
scbr. Eliza Hamilton, Crux, Troy, coal by
Scbr A n. Dixon, Simmons, Philadelphia,
by D. A Lowe. ...-----
FOR PHILADELPHlA.-ih The regular
90 packe, Schr EMBARK, Donoho, naste ;
Will sail on Saturday, the l4th inst For helSnI
apnly TO the Captain on board, OF 10
Apply STEPHEN SHlNN,
.ro ,o-3t No 1, South Wharves
FOR OSTO N-The fast sailing
ILL Packet, Schooner H. +. PAXTON, NICK
erson, master, will have despatch TO tie ABOVE
MORT For freight or passage, apply to
aug NJ. ELDRiDGE. Union wharf.
IUST RECElVED-l00 pieces blesched
=. Cottons, some very superior and cheap
~ pieces super. Irish Linens, some very super
Tor and cheap
Reached and Brown Sheetiugs and Pillow Case
Cottons
10 pieces Fancy Prints, cheap c.,
n;a..,s Tow,lliugs, &c; Swiss and Cambria
Mnslins: Null and Nainsook do; Wire led
and Ysllow Flann,l,; Tickirgs; Canon Elan,
n neI jeans; wills; Cotton Hosiery; nara"
Coiions &c &c TO which we invite attention hn,ar
anil q. k. WILMER q bRos'
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NrUUNG LADIES' INSTITU I E.-Ihe
Ninth Annual Session of tni' institution,
Tor Boarding aud Day Scholars, will commence
Oh Monday, SePtembeg Sta.
The Exercises viii be conducted by he PrIn'
cipal and his wife, aided b. competent Assls-
tarrs in the several departments.
Those pupils who expect TO become teachers,
Will in addition 10 the usual course Of study,
receive special advice and instruction upon
such topics and duties as relate directly 10 the
profession OF Teaching.
Course, Of Lectures upon the Sciences, will
lie delivered during the year
Further information respecting the lns,tu,
ton, may be obtained by application TO
SYLVESTER SCOTT, PRINCIPAL.
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GOAL AFL0AT.-l shall comI ence Gei'v-
| ering from schooner c"nmanHer-'h ~, - n'e'
this morning, cargo OF very superior Snue
aud Red Ash, Broken and Egg COAL but
small portion OF it l. for sale. Parties; mere
fore. who desire TO avail themselves oil Ihe pre-
sent very low price, WI. 10 "t. 10 sen, s,MH III
i2q, Duke i Wharf.
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il 24-weo2wAus7&2l. fredericksburg, Va

A FARM FOR SALE.-Thls Farm is stu
" ated in Spots ylvaEIa. 7 miles from the Ct.
house, IL from Guinrys Depot. and ~ from
Fredericksburg. il contains over 500 ACRES
400 ouened, and the balance III oak and pine.
Ii lies moderately undulatlng, is well watered,
and as productive as any land III this section,
having been much improved. lne soIl is ami'
TabIy adapted 10 the culture OF Tobacco
ES,4 The Improvements are excellent ami
LIE extensive. The DWELLING IS neat and
comfortable. having eight rooms. With fire pIa
ees, and dry cellar There is another framed
L.A HOUSE. with two rooms. passage, and
L.l basement. The cut.buIliIngs are good.
embracing every house usually found on well
improved estates. There are houses tor curing
from 1900 to 5000 lbs. Tobacco.
The situation combines the advantages OF
good health, good society, good roads, conve,
nience to post office. churches, mills, wheel.
wright and blacksmith shops.
To any one wishing 10 purchase desirable
home, in healthy and PLEASANT neighborhood,
with every Comfort ready 10 hand, this PLACE
offers inducements worthy OF consideration
Price Sl2 per acre. less by several dollars than
| should be willing 10 take If 1t suited me TO
reside in the county The Improvements are
worth more than halt the sum asked for the
place.
Terms One quarter cash; the balance in l.
., 3. and years Deed OF trust and insurance on
the buildings 20 secUre the deferred payments
D. NJ WHARTON.
Post Office, Mount Pleasant, Spotsylvania
rnnn,v Va my ll-Wti
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Warrcnton, Va, aug l3-eotNovlO

nUBLlC SALE OF VALUABL Ne
GROES.-Pursuant to a decree Of the
Circuit Court of Westnoreland county, Va,
Dor purposes therein mentioned the undersIgn.
ed, Executors OF James n. Payne, decd, will
offer tor SALE at public auction, to the highest
bidder, at Oak Grove, in the county aforesaid,
on the 18th day Of SEPTEMBER il fair, if not, the
first laIr day, II or Is LIKELY SLAVES,
among them is very valuable House Carpen-
ter. Terms, cash.
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U>KUSTEE'S SALE-Thc Undersigned, as
Trustees offer at Private Sale, at Tue Coach
Factory OF Bo"en, Berlin h Peak, No 10, cor
Ter OF King and Henry streets Alexandra, a
very superior lot OF CARRIAGES OF every de.
scription, with HARNESS 10 suit consisting IN
part OF the following, Phaetons, Charrotes,
Jour and two seat Rockaways, Bugses with or
without tops Jersey Wagons, Double and Single
Harness. &c, &c.
IrnMs-Al purchases of and under $500
ninety da-s credit over that sum SIX months
Notes with approved security required IN all
CASES r.. b. MANlOR, Tr,s,sss
IL 7-eotf d. FUNSTEN,
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ItITY TAX PAYERS are notified that they
I can save Jour per cent. 10y paying their tax
bills in full or or before The -Utl OF August
Office in Market Hcrse Building
WESLEY AVERY, Collector 5. ID.
JOHN A. FIELD, Collector n. ID.
aug 6-Itd
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i ST y, August, ll.-Tnomas Clancy,
charged with the murder of Thomas Nc
Dermott, in Mendpn, on Friday last was ar
rested at East Boston last evening, where re
had secreted himself in the house of his
sister.
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pUBLlC SALE OF THE WAVELAND
ESTATE. In UPPER FAUQUlER.-

pUBLIC SALE OF THE WAVELAND
ESTATE, IN UPPER FAUQUlER-
In pursuance Of the provisions OF two deeds OF
trust, executed by James Rogers and wife, The
first to Richards Payne, bearing date on the
18th day OF October, 1885, and the second, to H.
f.. Scott and John A. Spilman bearing date on
the 18th OF Septe mber, 1887, each recorded IN
the Clerks Office Of the County Court OF Eau
ouier county, Va, we, the undersigned, (act-
ing under the authority OF the deeds, respective
" MADE TO u.s. J will sell the TRACT Of LAM
in the said two deeds mentioned, on the preml-
ses. al public auction, to the highest bidder, o"
Tuesdly, the 24ih day of .Angut, 1893. ne
SAID tract Of land containing EIGHT HUN
DRIED AND SlXTY-SIX ACRES, lies in the
upper part OF FauquleT county, on the waters vi
Carter's Run, within two miles OF the Salem
Station OF the Manassas Gap Railroad-and IS
n every respect, one of the best estates IN the
county, or Piedmont region Of Virginia. lhe
soil is originally OF the best quality, and mas
been highly improved, Is well watered' ara
heavily TIugEgED. The improvements consist
"a OF an elegant MANSION, in complete re-
i.a nair. and all necessary outbuildinsS 'oi
49, .rcommodation of Servants and Stock ne
cessarv on the farm, Barn, Corn.Crlb, &c Inc
naiobborhood IS healthy, and society polished.
The estate comprises all that Is necessary 10
render il most desirable residence, and profit
able investment.
TrRss or SALE-nne third part of the pur-
chase morey to be paid down in cash, on the
d4y OF sale, but should the purchaser not find It
convenien, to pay the whole OF the ca sh pay
rnent OH the day OF sale, a negotiable note at
sixty days, well endorsed, will be acceptable 10
the trustees the residue to be divided into two
equal annual payments TO be secure by bonds
with approved personal security bearing inter
est from day OF sale, and as further indemnify,
the title TO the said land to be withheld until all
the purchase money is paid, with power OF re-
sale, in case Inc purchaser should tail TO pay
in accordance with the terms herein set forth.
RICHARDS PAYNE
X. +. SCOTT.
JOHN A. SPILMAN.
Fauquier county, Va, jy 5-eots
II UCKBRiDGE ALUM WATERS, Il large
II, supply Just received, fresh inn the
Springs Oh naEd, and Tor sale by
J. WILLIAM BOWLING,
aus II cor Fairfax and Prince-sIs
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vNARM ON The ORANGE AND ALIEN
IL ANDRlA RAILROAD. AT AUCTION

MARIN ON The ORANGE AND ALIEN.
II ANDRlA RAILROAD, AT AUCTION.
--rn the premises, on SGfmd'y, The 2sM day ot
.lug,,St, | viii sell at auction, my WALNUT
BRANCH FARM situated IN the Orange and
Alexandria Railroad, thirty eight miles from
Alexandria and one mile from tatIetts Station
The FARM contains TWO HUNDRED AND
TWENTY-FIVE ACRES OF LAND, one third
A+.,::S. OF which Is III timber. Inc BUILDINGS
e. ARE good, and TIE location unsurpassed
Tor ngditu There is a MINERAL SPRING
on the Farm, and indications OF a rich copper
specimens OF the ore may De seen at
Cadets Station Any one wishing 10 iInd a
good Farm, Tor gardening aud farming purposes,
or beautifully situated country residence, will
do well 10 call and examine the premises. The
terus wall be made easy and accomu oiatlng 10
the purchaser. For further particulars, address
K. B. WILLIAMSON, Warrenton, Va.
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Warrerton, Va. aug 49, eotSepl5
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE, NEA
MrAplL NEON VA My EARN 60

VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE, NEAR
Y WARRENTON, VA.-My FARM con-
tanning FIVE HUNDRED AND FORTY
ACRES. Oh the Warrenten Branch of the
Orange and Alexandria Railroad, distant miles
from Warrenton, and Il miles from the "three
mile Station" on said Road, is for sale.
1t well watered and nearly one half OF the
tract IS IN wood and timber, which adds great y
10 is value The soil is productive and east y
ssAssa titled The DWELLING HOUSE and
.sSll. Out bull, ings are all new.
ms FARM may be easily sub-divided into
two smaller tracts, having each suificIency OF
wood and water, and containing one about 300,
and the other about 24O acres.
They will be sold separately or together, 10
suit purchasers, who are invited 10 view the
premises
II tnis FARM should not be sold before tue
10Th Of November merit, il will on that day, if fair
il not, the next fair day, be sold at public auc-
ton, Oh the premises
For terms, &c, refer TO my Attorney, RICE
w PAYNE, at Wsrrenton, Va.
GEORGE +. WILLIAMSON.
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r=- FOR RENT The HOUSE and LOI,
..E corner oil Prince and Roydl streets at pre-
.e Cit occupied By Aloysius Bagsefr, an excel
len. stand Tor Bakery, Oh Grocery store Also
;a. The STORE ROOMS on the south Side
81. o.. KIM street, west OF Pitt, recently occu
p.el by Stone n Co, "a Drug s'0re---aH excel
lent stand for any KIND OF business Also,
or. 4 comfortable, small, two.story BRltk
i'll DWELLING. on south side o: Wolfe, be-
VEN Fairfax AID Royal streets. apply 10
Sth mo 5-law4w n. II. MiLLEh'
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rARE CHANCE For BOOK BUYERS
TX, CATALOGUES SENT FREE A com
nee classified Catalogue OF Books, in every de.
nartment of Literature, containing the greatest
Inducements TO purchasers can be obtained, by
sending your address to IT, U: kEANS'
Publisher, 439 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
pb;,adSi mia il 2A-w3m
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w. S. PAYNE.
JOSEPH +. HARVEY.
FERDINAND FAIRFAX.
Westmoreland county, Va aug l3-eots

By ). J. cCORMICK-AUcTIoSEER
WINES, TEAS, CIGARS, LIQUORS, nc,
w AT AUCTEON.-By virtue OF Deed OF
Trust, bearing date July 3lst, 1853, the sub'crI-
Der wli offer for sale at Public Auction on Tius-
day. the lgth INST, commencing at 10 o'clock, at
the Storehouse lately occupied by Powell 4 Co,
at the corner of King and Union streets, the
stock on hand belonging to the said Powell n
Co. at The date OF said Deed, consisting OF va
riety OF TEAS, CIGARS, SC, and large stock
of BRANDlES, WHISKEY, WINES, and other
Liquors, OF superior quality.
The finest Liquors have been put up in dem'-
Johns, aud casks, containing from two to ten
gallons each, tor the convenience OF country
gentlemen and others, who wish TO supply
themselves with a first rate article.
Terms OF SALE.-For all purchases less
than $40, the cash will be required, for all
others, the notes OF the purchaser, at four
months, with an approved endorser. No goods
10 be delivered until the terms of sale ar: iuIly
complied with.
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rHETLAND WOOL.-Wh.te, black, ma
= room, rose, PINK, crimson scarlet chefT'
m ODE. Lavender, drab. rei blue, green ana lead
colored SHETLAND WOOL Also superior
article OF Black Corded Betting and JET clasps,
received today per express, and ior sale al
ausl3 C.. G.. BERRYS II King street
ItAUTlON ALI persons are warned against
I LANDING on tie shOTe. or iRESPaS>'
ING upon the Farm CT Thomas +. rTy' esq"
at the Ferry opposite Alexandria, Tor the pur,
pose of Hunting or Cunning. My CoTi II Id and
Water Melon pa,che: have been robbed lately,
end A strict watch will be- Kept III future. and
those who in,rpde will have 10 abide tae conse
ouercas RICHD. II. HOOK, Osersesr.
Prince G.ory,'s Co. Md aug lS--e"J
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FauQnier county, il Si-W4WS

A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.-The
u valuable FARM Of the late {. e. Ialla
ieGro, deceased, in Culpeper county, is offered
Tor sale privately, unll the - day OF AUGUST,
when, if not sold before, II will be offered IoT
sale on the premises, TO the highest bidder
This Farm Is on the RapIdan river, adjoining
The Rapdan Station, Grange ard alexandria
Railroad, the Station beng only a few hundred
Yards from the dwelling house and barn. II
contains SIX HUNDRED AND THIRTY
ACRES, is highly productive, situated in a
beautiful country, and surrounded by most de.
az srable neghborhood. The BUILDINGS
@S:E are convenient aud in good repair.
lEaMs accommodating Any Information in
relation to the FARM may be had by appIIca'
ton to the subscriber, or 10 the following per
IONS Robert a Mayo esq, DIX. +. w Roddy,
Richmond DR.. i. TaIlelerIo. CuIpepeI Court
House. or DR.. IL d. Tollalerro. Orange Court.
House Law. II. IALLlaf EhhO.
Rsyidan Station Culp-pef co.. ~ Z6-2awti
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Auction SALES.

GALE OF VALUABLE FAUQ U En-
- land offer for sale, my FARM, sltua-
ted about five miles from Warrenton, and seven
miles from Catletts Station, on the Orange ard
Alexandria Railroad 1t contains FIVE HUN
DRIED AND TWELVE ACRES, OF which $50
acres are in wood and timber. The quality OF
the sol is good, and well adapted to the growth
OF all kinds OF grain and grasses. There are
several valuable Free Stone Quarries on this
Farm suitable for fencing and building purpo-
ses The land Is free OF surface stone, OF good
exposure, and easily cultivated.
90 The Improvements consist of FRAME
III. DWELLING, containing eleven rooms,
an. the usual out.builiings.
Possession for seeding will be given SO soon
as tae property is sold, ard full possession given
on the lst of January next.
Ii this property should not be sold by the
18th IF September il will on that day or the first
iair day thereafter, be sold at pubic auction,
the premises Persons wishing to see il will
call on Mr.. COURTNEY, residing on the
place, or Mr.. GEO E. WILLIAMSON, near
Wanen'on.
For price, terms, &C., | refer to my Attorney,
RICE w. PAYNE, at Warrenton, Va.
SARAH WILLIAMSON.
Warrertnn Va auy q eofSeDi5
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''s'>Ss>>;ss 81
BIZ MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH

! New ORLEANS, Aug. l2-Later dates from
Mex co. state that General Morena. the acting
President has abandoned the Zrloaga cause,
and that the city Of Tampicn has been aban-
doned by the adLerents of Zuloaga. Also,
that the liberals were advancing upon Tam
pico. The above dispatch may not have
been strictly Interpreted, but it is the only
plausible constructiJn the reporter can give
it.
ST. JcuN, y T., Aug ll-There are now
over eighty mics Of cable left on board the
Niagara, which will be resbipfed in New
York 10 England. All the machinery for
paving out the cable is left standing exactly
as il was used. y. W. FIELD.
PHILADELPHIA, August. l2--The follow
ing dispatch has been received from New
Orle4 MS:
Gen. Walker is in Alabama. He left
Mobile on the steamer L. Grand, for Mont
gomery, on Monday the Oh instant"
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GtOnGk u HIGUIN 30 Il \ u.
SARAH 4. HlGGINBOlHAM.

GARDINER MAINE, June %, o'5.-l,roi o. J.
Woyp-prar sir: have used two bottle, OF
Prof WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE, and
can truly say it is the greatest discovery OF the
AGE fol restoring and changing tue hair. Before
using il was a man OF seventy. My hair has
now attained its Original color. You Can re.
commend it to the world without the least fear,
as my case was one OF the worst kind. Yours,
respectfully, DANIEL \. MLkfh l.
o. J. WOOD X CO, Proprietors, 3l2 Broad
way. H. Y, On the great \. \. Wire Railing
EstabI hment) and ii Market street, 81
Louis, Mo. And sold by all good Druggists,
AID Fancy Goods dealers. Jy 2d-eo5m
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LAWRENCE B. TAYLOR,



VALUABLE LOUDOUN FARM FOR
Y SALE II offer for sale, the beautiful aid
desirable FARM, called "DRESDEN." upon
which reside Ii is situated in Loudoun 20,
Va OIL the Snickers's Gap Turnpike; is twelve
miles from Leesburg, three from MiddlebuFs,
and two and a.hali from Aide. The tract con-
,ans THREE HUNDRED AND SlXTYONE
ACRES OF LAND All OF the cleared land IS
ia a high state of cultivation; the remainder
well tlubered In each field there are several
Springs, which, during The most protrac'ed
drought, have never failed. There is an album
dance of Limestone upon the Farm, with Kiln
tor burning.
A.ss The improvements consist of Brick
HsiI DWELLING HOUSE, with five Rooms
b-ow, and four above 1t is comfortable and
convenient. The Kitchen is OF stone; has
room above and beneath. There are good Ser
wants houses, with every other necessary out
building Within a lew yards OF the house, are
TWO ORCHARDS OF choice Fruit.
This Farm adoas the lands OF Jas Ball,
and the heirs of Geo w. McCarty, and more
BEAUTIFUL, desirable, or more healthy location, ~
not to be- found in the State. Ii commands an
extensive view of the Blue Ridge and in lowell
ness of scenery is unsurpassed. II lies within
four miles of the Loudoun Branch OF the Ma.
nassas Gap Railroad, and twelve OF the Plans
Station. Prompt attention will be gwen To
any communication addressed TO the subscriber,
HORACE LUCKET'T, Middleburg 7. D..
NV 3I-wti Loudoun Co, Va
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CHARLES BAYNE Il co, IMPORTERS AND
DEALERS IN H1NUF.iCTtRED and LEAF
TOB.ArCO. H.1V.ANA CIGARS. SNUFF
SC, 40 Hesf LOh.6u,d street, Budniors.
P,ltimuTe. ~ leo
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t5,HE GREAT BEAUTlFiER so Long
UNSUCCESSFULLY SOUGHT, FOUND
AT LAST For II restores permanently gray
halr To IL original color; cover. luXuridntly the
bald head: removes all dandruff itching and all
scrofula, scad head and all eruptions; makes the
air soft healthy, ard glossy; and will preserve
it To any imaginable age; removes, as II 10y
magic all blotches. &c, from the face, and
cure all neuralgia and nervous head ache See
circular and the following:
DOVER. \. H Feb I'd. 1857 -PRoF. q. J.
Woop II Co.-GEYTs Within few days we
nave received so many orders and calls for
Prof. O. ]. WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE,
that today we were compelled 10 send 10 BOs-
ton for quantity. Uhe dozen you forwarded
all being sold } while We might order quantl-
ty from you Every bottle We have sold seems
10 have produced three or four new customers
and the appreciation and patronage it receives
from the most substantial and worthy citizens of
cur vicinity, iuily convince Us that Il Is most
valuable preparation.
Send US as soon as may he, one gross OF 81
size: aad one dozen 81 size; ard believe us
yours very respectfully.
(.>igur.D DANIEL LATHoRP co.
Hickory GROVE, ST. CHARLES Co, Mo, Nov.
-, le56.-Prof o. J. WOOD Dear Sir. Some
time last summer we were induced 10 use some
OF vGur HAIR RESTORATIVE, and It's effects
were so wonderful, We feel it our duty TO YOU
! and the afii clrd, 10 report if.
Our little sons head Tor some time had been
perfectly covered with s0rss and some called II
sc.li head The hair almost entirely came of
in consequence, when friend, seeing his suffer
ings. advised Us TO use your RESTORATIVE
We did so with little hope OF success, but, to our
surprise, and that of all cur friends, very few
applications removed the disease entirely, and a
new an1 luxurlant crop OF hair soon started
out. and We can now say that our boy mas as
heaIthya scalp and as luXUriant crop OF ha,r
as any other child. We can, therefore, aud do
hereby recommend your RESTORATIVE, as
Il perfect remedy for all diseases OF the scalp
and hair We are. yours, respectfully
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ERRArA In the local it"m in yesterdays
Gazette, "On Change" RE was quoted at
$50 instead of 50, aud & Dor at 81 80 instead
OF So SO; aud in the item on the fire no in-
surance should have been an insurance.
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The National Inteligcncer complains of
depredatons committed upon the gardens in
and about Washington. The same com
plants arc frequent in this place. Persons
wbu have fruit trees aud vegetables are it
truded upoa by gangs of loaiers and vicious
boys, who steal and destroy their property.
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Rev. John Byrd, of the Baptist Church,
died suddenly in Essex county, Va, Cd Sunday
last. He was in good health that morning.
and preached to bis congregation. butwas dead
by midnight.
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-nN BBiS. prime Eastern Herring, IN
sNVD store, anu Tor sale by
aus ~ WASHINGTON Il co.
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~ MEXICAN MUSTANG LlNlMENT.-
From rich and poor, bond and free; al coiors,
grades. ard conditions of lie, we hear the same
need OF praise awarded this wonderful article.
Sores are healed, pains relieved, lives saved,
valuable animals made useful, and uEtod ills
a.saused by this great medicine, which are sur
nrisipg TO the Judgment OF man What family
does not require "a standard LINlMENT. VINO
oyer heard OF the same effects produced by any
other article? For Cuts, Bruises, Spralns, heu
ma,isr,. Swellings. Strained Hcrses, sc 1t hes
no equal. BEWARE or I%ITATIoHs The gen
nine MUSTANG LINlNENT Is sold by all re.
snec,abIe Druggists and Livery Mea in ever
town. parish, and hamlet throughout North and
south America, Europe, and The Islands OF the
Ocean. Buy 81 once.
BARNES Il PARK, Propretors.
~. NarE In m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-13

UCKBRiDGE ALUM WATERS, d large
IL supply just received, fresh inn the
Springs Oh LaEd and Tor sale by
J. WILLIAM BOWLING,
aus II cor. fairlax ana flihcesIs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-13

George Price, who died in Stauardsvile
Green county, Va, few days since, left -,
500 for the erection of a Baptist Church
there.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-13

FREIGHT TRADE.-On yesterday there was
received al the Depot of the Virginia and
Tennessee Railroad, in this city, twenty
loaded cars, from the West, with produce,
sonsis ting of 3,2l6 bushels OF Wheat; 81 bar
rels of -Four; % $50 pounds OF Tobacco; 81
900 pound Miscels neous, and 10 loaded cars
xara sent Mest.-LmchbMr4 IirQint0n.