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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-27
AUCTION SALES.
4 COMMISSIONERS SALE OF DWELLiN

4 NOMMlSSlUNERs' SALE OF DWELLING
Y HOUSE AND LOT. IL ALEXANDRIA, i.
Pursuant to n decree of the Circuit Court II
Alexandra County, Va, rendered on the 18th day
"i May, 1899, III the suit OF James A. English ~.
McEeIgil Ct al. the subscribers, Commiss iuEer'
of said Court, will offer for sale, ~ Public Auction,
III front vi the Mayors Office III the city "i Alex
nndiia. Va. at H. o'ciocL, u, om SAT- Nhi } Z,
~, ie Gh ia, ,t AuyU.t nert the DIV ELL!A"
Ii not II AND LOT, III said city, wherein 10
-aii English resides, situated on the nyr'n
side of hing street, between Alfred and Patrick
streets. beginning - teetfrom the cast side OF Pat
rick street, and running east on Hing street - rect
thence Forth, parallel TO Patrick street, 10 ievt
thence west, parallel to King street. % feet thence
in II straight line to the beginning.
Terms Ten per centum OF the purchase money
to be paid IN cash; the balance in three equal IN
siarncnts at d, II, and ls months from the day OF
sale, tor which the purchaser is to give his bends
bearing interest. with good personal security, ana
the title to be retained till bond. paid
GEORGE W. BRENT Comm u.
:. FERGUSON BEACH. Of Sale.
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1859.
A L NJ A N A Z
NJ A Rim L l. I S 1
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA JUNE -.

PURT OF ALEXANDRIA JUNE -.
ARRIVED.
Srhr. John Alexander, Lewis, Baltimore, !um-
hor to Waters Zimmerman c."
SAILED.
Sahr. West Wind B,nnei New 'rk, by L. j..
Mehaiicy.
S,hr. Mignionette, Snow, New York, - I. }.
Mchnfiey
MFHoRASDA.
Schrs. Po,omoke, Duffy. for Washington' Nor
folk Packet, Bcdell, aud Rnggold. Dcgroot, Tor
this port, cid at Now York, 23d inst.
S,hr. Helen, Douglass from Dighton, tor this
port arrived at Newport, Els inst.
Srhr. Narrasansct, Hail. supposed Tor this port
sailed from Fall River, Zlst inst.
Schr. Mary 6. Hopkins, MGish"Ty. for this port
sailed from below Providence, 22d inst.
Schr. joseph A. Edmond .on, Leieyre, from th'-
pori. arrived at Norfolk, pa ius;.
Schrs. Ida V. McCaho, Pickup; Nj. A. Bromley,
Nancy: Emily Ann Hunter: Olive. Trainer: Pan
dora, Donahoe, aud Embark. -, for WASH
ingtou, cl'd at Philadelphia, I'D inst.
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Brlthl Tree. Meals aud State fO"ms tNITi.
Children and Servants hall price. Free coiored
rrys,n. 81 Passengers will lie taken on and land
ei At all the above points All reights NJ the usual
rates.
For further information, apply to ;he Captain,
on hoard or At the Cnmpnny's office. NJ. a72 Penn
-,ly,ni. avenue. GED. +. MATrINGLi,
Ticket Agent Potomac Steamboat Company
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M ARRIEU.

On tn. | tn instant al Trinity Church, GaIvr,-
ion by the Rev Benz. Eaton, JOHN THORN
HILL, esq, of Now Orleans, to Mrs BETTE A,
daughter OF Alexander 5. Wthers, esd, "i Nir.
ginia.
In Washington, on the cath, at Brown Hotel,
by Rev u. Ball. MIR. Il. '. M,uLtE 10 Miss
VICTORIA SMITH, both of Virginia.
In Carlisle. Pa, on the morning Of the lth inst,
at the residence Of +. Beatty, cs4, hy the Rev. DR.
Wing, JOHN ]. WHITE, of Louioun County,
Va, TO MARY c., daughter OF Col. NJ. Piper at
the former place.
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NEW GOODS.
100 PIECES new style LAWNS at i24c
IVU Berace Robes UTgandy and Jncon


100 PIECES new style LAWNS at i21c
lVU Bera-e Robes, Urgandy and Jaconett
Lawns
Chsutillt. French Lace, and rich silk Mantlcs, IN
great variety
Fronting aud shin ting Linens and Cotton.
80 dozen black SILK Mii.
100 dozen Ladies, Gcnt- and Misses Cotton Hose
Valenccpes Thread, Camhric. Is ybbin, md Swiss
Eigins and Insertions
Blacl. Mourning Goods. in great variety
New -tyle " chair, fol- travelling Dresses
%au-aCk, Null, Swiss .lHcnnett aud Cambria Mus
lins Ladies and Misses Steel Spring Skirts, from
to 80 Hoops-wi; many other new goods bought
III great reduction spring prices, making cur
stock very complete IN every department, all OF
when we offer very low.
TAYLOR i HUTCHIS0N,
10. ~, Louisiana Avenue,
opposite Centre Market Square.
Washington. y. G.. jc 2l--tf
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LOG AL ITE II 8.

CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO CANAL.-Busnes-
upon the canal this week has rs usual, for
some time past, been quite brisk. Ninety
nine boats III ali lave arrived, righ,y-cne of
them from Cumberland, bringing about $500
tons Of coal, four Of them with -four and
grain, AMI the remainder from different points
with tau bark. wood, limestone, a.. The re-
ceipts for tolls at the George town collector :
nf;e tr the same period amounts I" 81 D,
as follows: Ascending trade SOL %, and
descending trade ~, l23 30 Vast star.
EXCURSION The Sabbath School attached
to the First Baptist Church and their friends
will leave the wharf tomorrow, Tuesday
IN ,rning, at eight o'clock, on the steamer
Thomas Collyer, for an excursion to the
White House, where they will spend the day
in pleasant rccreations and return to the
CITY in the evening about o'clock
lxTEREsT RENTED The fund. tor the
payment Uf the interest on the Coupon Bonds
OF the Corporation If Alexandra, PAYABLE In
New York, have been reuitttei t. the Bank
"i the nePu''''c'
M -. -: b..
RAILROAD Iron lit p'''''" sup NV"
beth B,hhv, sailed from Bristol, Ens land,
ON the 18th, with $50 tons Of iron rails for
g.. ,i,y,.,.lr:. I.,l,,n AMI Us,on.hir-
VIZ
h''If"ad'
E, cn.,
lht tAhih'il'N ny Tie P"l'''S 81 h'P''S
Female Seminary, consisting OF IublennS
WANT, Singing, &C., took place On Friday
.I;,..,t, Hall ,., 49,. vary lara.
''7
audience ana gave grhrtal Aa''Sia'''oh'
man. mailing from 'ii" pace wa i'''-
pruperv arrested III Portsmouth, Va, last
week. on II chnr.- 81 passing or having in
H.. r,s.,,s,np. counterfeit money. uponex-
l., . ;,,,,,,.,.o,ai,. ao'.,i,,..d
"''',''"'",''' ''
AMI discharged.
' T.
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BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
From Bermuda.

HALIFAX, Jane 25-lhe mail steamer
Delta, from Bermuda the 18th instant. has
arrived There is Ne news, except OF some
serious fighting between the English and
Irish con,icts. The Colonial Treasurer
Smith, had resigned in consequence Of a
deficiency in his accounts.
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NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS
On the Potomac River and Chesapeake Bay

TO pIEEY POINT, POINT LOOKOUT, OLD
POINT, AND NORFOLK.
r. The steamer PO WHAiAN having
,-ss:<s=s been rented aud put in complete or
der, viii be placed upon the above route On
MONDAY, JUNE 18Th, making two trip. week
during the -ea,on- leaving her berth at the Com
many, Wharf, foot If Sixth street every Monday
sud Thursday, at y o'clock, A. NJ, tor Norfolk,
touching ut all the Landings on the Potomac.
Returning, will leave N,lfoik every Tuesday and
FRIDAY. al clock. p. NJ, AMI arrive in Washing
ton Wednesday and Saturday., at IL VI.
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BATH ALUM SPRINGS. VA.
IN Mlss from Miiboro' Dspot, Va L. r. r.

10 Miles from MiibOro' Depot, Va. {. X. K.
JANlNG taken charge of this establishment, |
nm prer,fcd to accommodate boarders IN II
,l,sra. rf solid c-rntv,t that think will not he
surpassed IN the mountains. this season. My eApe
rience III the CEMENT OF the Oid Street, Springs.
aud more recently the bUsbingto" H"n"s, Lynch
burg may AFFORD -ome guaranty I" the pubic Oh
nv disposition tn please my guests
The Bath Alum IL admirably constructed and
,uuipra.-l- III an elevated region. ut the eastern
hnsr of the " arm Spring mountain enjoying an
atmosphere uusuI pa: -ed tor snluhrty, and having
n variety ui mineral waters, alum and chslybeate,
~ excellent ~ their kind IL any others IN the
State, and the pnreat mountain treost"nr.
TiRMS'
Per day. =; per week. go; per month Of four
weeks, so.
Excellent music from New York band pr"ri
L,d. and Zen Pa Alley, aud other amu-emcnt-,
withuu, charge [" the guests of the house.
On these terms, and with determination l"
rleu-e hope To- nil the rooms early and 1" Keep
them full To- the last day OF the season.
Bath county, je l6-2awln II. SNEAD.
CAPON SPRINGS, Hampshire County, Va.
nNHE subscribers would respectfully inform their
friends and the public, that they have leased
the above well known WATERING PLACE, this
lease embracing the MO L NTAIN HOT 5 T.,
WADDLE BUILDINGS, &C., and Will open toi
the reception OF visitors on the 10Th Of June In
yalids aud Families can be accommodated earlier
il desired
A daily mail, and a telegraph office within %
miles of the place.
Circulars or other information can he had by
addressing u "a above, or j. II. BUCK, esq, oil
Howard House Baltimore.
J. L. WADDLE. p...r;.,ors
J. Is. SMITH.
Hampshire County, my i-eo3m~
WARREN WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
w WAnREN COUNTY, NA.--lhis pleasant noun
tam retreat was opened on the 18th Of May,
1893. The conductors will posses. eminent ad
yantage- for obtaining the best provisions and dol
i,acics ii the season from the Washington and
Alexandria markets, such rs Crabs, Turtles ti:h
ctr.. beside. supplies OF Mutton, Wild Honey, etc.
from the markets g, the valley and mountains
adjacent 10 the springs.
Passengers from Baltimore, Washington, Rich
monl and the lower country, will leave Alexandria
in the morning and reach Buckton station by the
| Manassas cap Railroad, ~ IL o'clock the same
,lay Comfortable coaches will he in readiness "a
convey visitors t. the Springs from Buckt"u
lance one mile. From Stauntou ana Winchester
A daily line ct coaches connect with the Manassas
tap Railroad
TrnMS.-B Board. first week 50: second So thirl
s. One month SIS. Children aud servants hall
the above price To families or parties engaging
board tnr several persons. reasonable deduction
will be made.
Mrs. Il. Pritahart will have the principal man
ageInent and control, aided by competent male az
-i-tant. in every department. Francis u. Fox will
be sUpeTn tonlont. je Sim
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UMMERPIELD FITZHUGH,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,

Brsntsyills, Prince william County, Va,
VIII practice in the Courts Of Prince William,
and tho adjoining Counties.
pr;n"a William County. Va. NH 7R-aniv
John MURPHY, ATTORNEY Al LAW
y will practice in the Courts Of Westmoreland,
Richmond, and Northumberland Counties. Post
Once, Ricss Store, WsstmOrslsni County, Va,
dec 5-u
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Nou-arrival of the Nova Scotia

FARTHER PoIyT, June 25.-There are yet
no signs of the Nova Scotia from Liverpool
On tie l5thy now fully due. This was the
rennrt ON Saturday afternoon.
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:. fEhG son BEACH


BUlUMAL LAND FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
i in virtue of decree OF the Circuit CONT 90
stafford county made on the 18th day oi Mar
last, in the OF Fitzhush vs. Warren, the under
si.ned. commissioners named IN said decree. Will
uiler al public auction, TO the highest bidder, IN
mont OF the Mayors Office, i'll the city oi AcXau-
lria, on the i6'h dag ct Juiy "sIt OF II 'coc. -
tie estate called RICliLAND, containing NINE
HUNDRED ACRES. Also TRACT Of LAND,
adjoining, aud originally part Thereof, contain
lus about l79 ACRES. And also valuable
ukISr AND MERCHANT MILL, which Is At
tuched to the same estate, with about tOkIl
ACRES OF LAND, all lying IN the county o.
stafford and Stale OF Virginia. The Commission
ers will cause accurate surveys to be made, which
will he shown on the day of sale. The REAL
ESTATE l. one OF the most desirable, both n II
re-idcnce and for agricultural PURPOSES, IN this
portion of Virginia. Ii has upon 1t an excellent
t5ssss DWELLING Sc, and necessary OF !
1#Il HOT SES, and contains from FOUR 10
FIVE HUNDRED ACRES prime river bottom,
and sufficient quantity Of WOOD and TIMBER
LAND. All the land is very rich, and the arabic
laud Is in n good state of cultivation. The estate
borders tvr more than mile on the Potomac rlVer,
aud includes ONE or TWO FISHERIES.
THE MILL is comparatively new, having been
thoroughly repaired, and cast iron machinery put
iu--the stream lie II never failing one.
The whole property well merits the attention oi
the public.
TERMS Ten per centum of the purchase mo-
ney will be required in cash-ths remainder IN s!A.
twelve and eighteen months, with interest from tho
day OF sale. For the deferred payments, bonds
with approved personal security will bc required,
and the tlc TO the property will be retained until
the bonds are paid.
HENRY DAINGERFIELD,
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DIED.

At Coventry, Conn GU the III instant, Mrs.
MARY S. PORTER wife of DR.. john Il. Porter,
Surgeon L. ). Army, aged ~ wears.
In Leeshurg, Va, Oh Monday morning last.
ANNIE BROWN, daughter Of DR.. f.. y and
Rocna Castle, aged years. aud 10 months On
the same morning. i'll the same hour AMI within
few steps of the above, KATE. only daughter OF
Mrs Mary T.. Str"ther, aged years.
In the County Of CnlPcper, IN Tuesday, list OF
June, after n short illness. LOT iSk. infant laugh
ter of r. b. and L. A. Someryle, aged SIX months.
On the oath uf June. at "EliersIie Fauqulcr
County, Va, aged nine months. Lot lSA COL
LIER CHRISTIAN, only daughter of +. Jaquo-
lin and Ella Buckner Smith.
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SAM liousrnN. Private ndyices from Tex
ia lead Us t. believe that Sam Houston will,
in all probability. beat his opponent. the
Democrats, partv's Nominee, for the Govern
nrsilip of Texas, III their approaching eiec-
tiun. - WnshfmEOa star.
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NEW BnOKS.--S!ou"'s Nr,g A,chdsc'.-City
~ and suburban Architecture, containing nu-
tneraus designs aud details for Public Edlbces,
| Private Residence, aud Mercantile Buildings Al
luauutci with ljG engInNlnG., accompanied by
-uccitiratnn. aud historical and explanatory texts,
hN samuel sloan. Architect, author Of "Ihe Model
Architect, &c. one large qnaro volume, price SiZ
>rb',,'s H"t' LIs- FIFTY -tunr years III the
Lie of II lluutcr, being "reminiscences OF M'shnck
Browning II Maryland lluntcr roughly written
down hy himself. rev iSrd and illustrated by FL
ward Srahlsr. al Sandy spring. Maryland sl.2'.
.Nc"i Eaters, with some account Of their haunts
aud habits. by the author Of Irish Amy, pub
li,hed by the American sunday School union. 'jc.
Pnc. P,eigv-Ihc Pocticai Works "t Edgar
Allan Poe, with nm original memoir, in blue and
gold, as.
YL.. l,,q;~;n Springs, and springs Of the South
and " ct, by }. J. Norman, NJ. D., resident
hysoian of the White sal lhur Springs, with maps
aud plates. ani the routes and distances to the va
raUs Springs, - 80.
re n,,.s~. nr Love and Liberty, by B. +. Pres
burg, si,25.
II. Til.c E.rsofn iiiomav's Life, Novel, by
Elizabeth Elton Smith, 81. Just published, and
tor .aic " lie q ROBERT BELL.
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NJ G. y Il VI G. X
REAPING AND MOVING MACHINE
5000 Sold the List Years.
GPEAT IMPROVEMENTS MADE FOR 1859.

ADDISON, WALLACE & CO.,
Having accepted the Agency for the sale Of
MCCURMICk'S CELEBRATED REAPER AND
MOWER are prepared to furnish them at manu-
fscturgr. prices, adding freight only.
In calling attention to this MACHINE, We would
say that with the improvements for 1879 in point
e simplicity durability, AMI perfect working, 1t Is
WARRANTED. az Reaper and Mower, superior
to any other made, and would advise all in want
Of Reaper AMI Mower, 10 call and examine the
Machine ot arr W"rei.nse, NJ - Union street,
or send for Circular, descriptive Of them, before
purchasing any other. Address
ADDISON, WALLACE CO,
No. l3 Uni,n--t., Alex'a., Va.
II I'll
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Gov. Wise's Popularity.

Referring t. the chances of nomination by
The Charleston Convention, the Staunton
Spectator speak. thus plainly as to the strength
Of Senator Hunter and Gov Wise with the
people with great respect for Mr.. Hunter,
We believe that il he and Governor " i,e were
competitors before tho people, the latter would
run long way ahead .
There can be no installing the fact that
Gov. Wise is increasing IN political strength
day hy day, and opposed I" han AZ We ale,
We cannot withhold from him the tribute
which we believe his due, because Of his emf
nent conservatism and craftsmanship, III TAX
ing the responsibility during the n'"nctary
crisis OF 49,, and alforiing every means ri
relief within the power -: the Executive
G"y. Wise - not cold hearted. He j. Il maj,
II soul He is bold, and there Is nohlenesa
in his huldness which commands respect, II II
always does not arproyal.-tred Hs,n'd.
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EiJ- have seen the official publication at a
Correspondence between Mr.. +. ". Ashh:, a. tlir
representative of the protestant community "i
Alexandra, presenting to Rev. MI. Lsn"hhn II
Service OF Plate" and the grateful recipient of sad
present Gas expression at personal esteem, ana
for the able and triumphant defence al their prin.
ciples in his recent Lectures My respect t"r the
public and my sincere love Of trath. compel me To
notice what otherwise ! should have passed hy as
a matter in which had no interest. but the very
incorrect statements made by Rev. Mr.. Lauahsn,
as regards yself personally, beg leave to notice.
LIST 1t is not correct to say, or to intimate even
that cialHcaged the community TO discus 'ion
on religious subjects. have never been either
pugilist OF gladiator in any arena. l '"'i,"',
ent,eoted, appealed to, all my hearers, to ex"I,-
inc the grounds Of Divine truth which had eluoi-
dated. uud to satisfy themselves that there wss,
and couid be- onir onc Ct5yct Of God on earth
the notes and characteristics of which P'"'ed 70
exist only in the Roman Catholic Church.
End 1t is not correct that refused challenge
10 public discussion, for no "i"He"g' 'f"s r""c 10
me. Rev Mr. Harris0n's note, Published BY HIM
self, proves that.
3rd. made no attempt to throw odium on the
gentlemen who left at my residence Mr. harriso"
note. | simply related what occurred.
;.97 JAMES RYDER. :. J.
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j W. MCGEE,
DOCTOR OF DENTAL ST RGERl,

iRHFNTDN, "a,
4 tDNrlNt rs I" perform all operations belong
v ing I" the Dental profession IA the ih"sl -Htis'
factory manner. at moderate rates.
Doctor Mciire may be found at home al any time
.,.-,t tram m. s.cnud To the third Monday ia each
month. which lin. i'll be spent At Flint Hill, Rap
pahann"ck County, Va
Ofhre and residence on Main street, nearly oppo'
site the Wlrrcut"n House
Warrantnn. ian l--"lv
rHlLuKEN's CARRIAGES, for sale ~
l LIB 50 JUHN OGDEN.
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L. II. S G. c. SCHNEIDER.
SIWN -j1e Pa. A'o. te''r'rh IU'N HHd TN sfr'c'
WASHINGTuN, h. C.,
DEALERS IN BUILDERS HARDWARE.

WtSHINGTuN, h. C.,
DEALERS IN BUILDERS HARDWARE.
I'VE wUud call the attention OF Carpenters and
w Buiider- t. oar large assortment OF BUILD
Frs HARDWARE, which we sill ,.l al reduced
prices. We name III part
2DU dyz Wilson's sash Pullie., Il, ,, It In, No.
| and ?.
5uO ditto Assorted Butt, Loose aud Fast Joint-.
2Gu beg. Assorted Avalon Eail-.
A large assortment of L1Cbs, Knobs, Bolts,
Sr.ews, Strap Hinges, f!ics, s.. Persons wishing
t. purchase vail Ind 1t To- their advantage t. gave
IA a ,a!l Washington feb ls-e"tm
NOR SALE-NIy farm ia Fauquier county, con
/ tanning by u recent survey, FOt k III n
DKED AND fOkTI-Slh ACRES and 20 poles.
Thl- land lies "n III. karpahahn"'h nTer, about d
quarter at mile from the OIange and Alexandra
Railroad, aud III an excellent nelghb"Th""d. There
81. are 1t, very CONVENIENT DIV ELLlNd
1i hot. : l.. spacious barn. and other "at house,
all III good repair. A never hiling spring al pure
water j. within forty yards Of the house house
and ,,. Land ~ near. The fields not III "ultYH
ton are well set ia grars AMI taking mt" We" itS
clos. PROXIMITY To rh. Railroad. Post Office. Grl-t
Mil a m" OF. aud ether adv intaEes thl- farm
may b, safely recommended n very desirable
property. ANY one wishing 10 .re the sand farm
viii Ice shown 1t by Mr.. II. I. Emhry On the place.
Terms made known 10y JOHN :. hNoA,
ap aO-eo A.""dr'". Va.
ltHARLES HEkN tL,fE uOSwAY Z
y HEnrn"S,l ATTOENEI AT LAW, FRED
EEI,ksBURG. "a. continues to practice III the
Courts uf King denrg.. stafford. Caroline, spot
sylyania and the town "t Fredericksburg.
Collections promptly made and RENTED.
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Major 5. Mcdonald, who. ii will he re-
memherrd, struck sailor over the head,
named John Gordon, and killed him, with i
handspik, in Hampton Roads, some months
ago aud Who subsequently He'd and WAS ar
rested ut City Point, was, Oh Tuesday last
called before Chief Justice Gnury and ',ud re
llalyhurtrn, and scntencl to three years I'M
rrsonment III the Prnlteuliary I'll the Dis
trrt Of Columbia. aud Ia pay line oi one
lnllnr
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STEAM TUG AND CANAL BOATS FOR SALE.

sTEAM TUG AND CANAL BOAls FUR 5ALE
- We have FOR SALE all excellent
ss5lLL szisSTEAM-TUG, three years old, 9t feet
IN jsngth feet hold. substantially built, and Of
great power. Her Engines and Boilers are in first
rate order She is capable Of carrying 5000 oush
of Grain under deck, drawing feet Of water
,,s,---r-77777t, We have, also, sen EN- hrst-eias=
!sns.ssss-Iss..---C ANAL BOATS. nearly new aud in
GOOD order They carry about le5 tons each Oh
feet Of water.
We are authorized to sell the above at ~".h n,
I,,r their cast and on csrg easy 'e'm'' ana Wou!u
invite the attention Of parties interested III ."n"
na,;sotion 10 the great bargains here offered
o. :, TOWLE co.
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By JAS. G. MCGUIRE CO.. ArcrIoNBERs.
fINRu STEE'S SALE oF A SMALL TRACT OF
/ LAND IN ALEXANDRIA COT MY, VA.
On F,;doy afternoon, .Inig Stb at o'clock, on
the premises, shall sell by virtue OF IA deed in
trust (" the subscriber dated June 18th, 1876, and
duly recorded III lbel H., No. $, page iS1, one OF
the band records t,r Alexandria county, Nirslnia,
small tract ulland therein particularly described,
e. containing 33 acres roods and 3O4 perches,
IL improved 10y small DWELLING HOUSE.
This property is handsomely located on the road
To Georgetown Ferry, distant about Nv" miles from
tn. Auueduct, and about half a mile beyond the
farm of the late Andrew Hoover.
Terms: One third cash; the residue in six and
twelve months, with interest, secured by dead vt
trust on tie PREMISE. All conveyancIng at the
cost Of the purchaser
ANDREW ?. HOOVER, Trustee
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BALTIMORE. Jane 2j.--Flour closed heavy How
ard Street and Ohio dull al 1913 "a s6.a1' City
Mills :6aO. Wheat closed iull but not qu"ta'l'
Gwer Corn closed iUil, ana 20 cents lower; vel
lhly ne
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MesSr-. fowle & Co.,
Me.srs. Cazenove 4 Co.
MeEeigh 4 Chamberlain
Smoot. Uhlcr & Co.,
Robinson 4 Payne,
John II. Brent,
By an, Adams & Co.,
and other merchants.
7 2o-d6cly
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-27

\ man, mailing from this place, wa- i'm
properly arrested i'll Portsmouth, Va, last
week. nn it charge ii passing ~ having in
h- possession, counterfeit money. tpcnex
anruatum, he wa immediately acquitted
AMI ii,'imrgr!.