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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-19
EDWARD h. SMITH, M. A., Principal.
Z MAGIII SMITH M A.

The third session ui my school. hitherto located
in AlhrmIIlc county, will begin on the first III
september n"Nt. The new location is easily ar-
ces.iLr from al parts "f the country, being within
q hort walk ot Culpeper depot, Oh the Orange and
AIrXindria Railroad three hours ride from Alex
anlriH All the usual subjects will he tius hit
Holding the degree Of Master OF Arts of the nj
versity "f Virginia having taught for tw" years IN
thai: institution, rs an Assistant Instructor, and
having had. beslles, several years experience in
teaching and conducting my School, feel enabled
To promise thorough instruction III every branch.
My assistant is ais" ~ Master "f Arts of the Uni
ity, aud hls taught for some yeas, with great
efficiency and .uccess.
TERMu For board aud tuition for each hall
session Of five months, Sl2j-eSerythng furnish
ell bat light. Payment required IN advance.
For catalogue, containing further information.
recommendations, &C., address me, at CulPeper Z.
If, Va EDWARD b. SMITH, NJ.
Reference l. made to The Faculty Of the nj
verslty of Vii ginia; Rev. John 4. Broadus, Rev.
L. h. Meade Charlottesville, Virginia; O'tavius
Cohen. John Richardson, e-qrS, savannah, Ga;
Dl. VIM. W. Roper Bowling dreen, Caroline CO.,
Va: Prot VIM. j. Martin Chapel Hill, y. C.;
Hon. Edmund Martin, Greenfield, ;. G.; George
kivcs T. X. Dew, esIrs., AtbsmGrle, Va; r.. l..
Walker, s Mn,ru r-lrs, Richmond, TcSas Jas.
Woolholse. Thomas ". Brockcnbr1ugh, csqrs.,
Richmond Va; DR.. Lloyd Warleld, Lexington,
Kentucky. Sc. Cniperrr CO., ie wit
W. l.. BRUUN, Nj ". ". TEDBS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-19
lCOMuUNICATED.


Appended to the Gazette IF June 9th, you
published map of Northern and Central
Italy. showing the seat of the present War
between France. Sardinia. and Austria and
al the close OF your description, it is added
IN. b. Muntebcllo is not laid down on any
map; its position, however, is between Cas-
teggin and Stradella, on the ROAD from Nog-
h-ra To Placentia" In this think you are
slightly mistaken.
| lind OH Il map now i'll my possession, that
MunteLello (the frstl is situated about two
miles from Casteggio on the road to Noghe-
ru, not Oh the Stradrla side exactly where
the 18th parallel cuts the road leading to the
latter named place, Il. e. Noghera.
Another town of the same Maine is also
laid down on this map, at about four miles
from Pirio, IN "a \ ". direction from Pa
VIA, ON IA branch OF the Tirhno River, and
in the direction ot Magenta: the first named
Monticello is south 81 the River 70, and the
last north of the Trchino, and about twenty
miles apait: nt winch al these places the first
battle took place, | will leave y"u aud others
f., Judge There is still IL third Montebelo
In Northern Italy, not necessary 10 be de-
scriled at present Having some years ago
travelled over that part OF lta Y, most Of the
towns are familiar 10 me- and the map OF the
country th-u "htainai. l. the one referred
I. now; Published hy }. 4 c. Walker orig
naIly, aud repnhlished by }. Murray, Lon
DON, jane lst, ISL. SIGMA.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-19
AUCTION SALES.

ID Bhlt SALE.-At the residence Of the late
Andrew W""ii. Sr.. between Salem and Rec
i"rt"wr Fauqulrr County. Va Ou ThH -i"g, ism
""g 81 A"g"sf. lNJS. il fair if not the next fair
day thereafter We shall sell at public Auction 10
the highest bidder. all th, Personal PRO
fhhll u, >aid Andrew Wolf, Sr.. deceased. com
si>ting III ONE NEGRO MAN: 1 Work Horse:
8 head "i Colts; tat Cattle: Several Mich Cow,
and lenrliuys; 80 head Sheep: T. head of STICK
Hogs; oke No. Oxen: about 1000 busk,l T. If
new Wheat: - bbl> Corn; lj0 bu-hrl. Oats: 10
bu~hcl. Rye. and ia. growing crap oi Com: syye-
raj bhls. Family Flour; lot OF Hay and Straw. >
Wagon; OK Cart; | Wheat brill: Farming
Utensils "f all kinds. HoI 81 HOLD and
KITCHEN FURNITURE &c. &c.
TERMS OF SALE:--A credit OF nine months will
be gwen pn al! over $40, the purchaser 10
give bond with approved security, to bear interest
from day If sale, but interest will be reunited If
principal be punctually paid-SlO and under, cash
will DO required.
NnyTopgrly 10 be removed until the terms of
sale ate fully complied with-and any pur
chasing and failing u comply, the property bought
by him. shall. after giving due notice. be resold at
his future costs. ANDREW NbOLF. Jr., .
HENRY VI. WO0LF.
Administrator, If Andrew Wooli ST.. decd.
Rectortown. fauquler Co., Va, ~ l9-e"ts
VALUABLE FISHERY AT PUBLIC SALE
BY Niltue 81 decree oi The Ircul C"uIi
tor Charles county sitting a. Court of Equity,
the undersigned Will sell at public sale at the Court
house door, III Port Tobacco Charlie county, Ma
ryland, i"esdag. ME yh dag oj 4"yHsi "sct
between the hours ot II VI and /, Z. NJ, the tract
o land lying III Charles county, aforesaid. called
"MOORE'S LANDING containing about FlF-
rI-1WO ACRES, m"re OF les with the valuable
FISHING SHORE attached, formerly owned by
James Irwin, deceased. This - one at the most
valuable FISHERIES Oh the Potomac river. with
all the necessary houses upon it. Tenn cash.
+. STONE, Trustee.
p.ri Inl.nrrn Chnrlr. cnmniN MI iN ln--lnM 3 "
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-19
The Markets.

BaLrlxoRE, July lo.-fiour closed dnii' HOW
ard street S5.7j Wheat opened buoyant' but
closed dull and with decline Of BE-; white i5"tg
l50c.: red lisa 1899. Corn closed dull; yello"
SOFA Slc white SEA Sc Pork closed quiet mess
sl62j. Bacon sides stc. Whiskey closed dull at
27s. for Ohio.
NEw YoeK, July lS.-Flour closed heavy; state
and Ohio have declined zoe; State $l.I3(9 S''oo;
Ohio $3.50 Sj.@5 Southern, prices easier but
unchanged, at 81 9O@$6lj. Wheat closed with
n declining tendency; Southern new red l2o(e i4Se''
do white l5j IA l6Oc. Corn closed hrn new mixed
Y2c.; yellow s5c. Provisions closed d"'' anu un
changed Whiskey closed dull at 264c. Stocks
are steady.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-19
IA Rim lST
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA-JULY 1

ARRIVED.
Brig Hannah Balch. Matthews, Esstport, fish to
VIM II. Fuwle son.
Schr. Genoa, Robbins, New York. to L. j. Me
hafey.
Schr. Eels, Sheppard, Norfolk, to 7. j. Me-
haiiey.
Schr. Hersche Birdsall, to Master.
Schr. i. T. Carver, Rumill Geoigetown. I" D. Is.
Smith.
schr. Marshall Perrin, Gibbs, Boston, to Borden
Mining Co.
Schr J. b. aud +. l. Pharo, Boston, to Fowle
4 Co.
Schr. Aleck Shiuu, Jones, Aqua Creek, wheat
to {. ). Suttle
Schr. Statesman, Mott, New York, by 4. J. Me-
hatiey
sehr. Glenroy, Wakefield, Augusta, Me, by b.
b. Smith.
Sehr Franklin +. Randolph. Hazeltiue, Cohasset
Narrows, 10y Borden Mining Co.
MENoRASDA.
Schrs. Evcrton, Turnbull, from this port; Ring
gold. Degroot T.. l.. Bayles, Tooker, and Brother,
Davy. from Georgetown, arrived at New York 18th
inst; Fairfax, Mott for this port, cleared at do.
10th inst.
Schrs. John Cooper, Neal, for Washington, and
Hannah Warwick, Shropshire, for this port cleared
at Philadelphia, 10th inst
Schr. Elite Saunders. from Washington, arrived
at Norfolk 18th inst.
Sshrs. j. Tinker Thurston, for Georgetown, cid.
ut ST John, n. b., 18th inst; Spray, Folkes, for
do, do. 18th.
Schr. George Deerng, Pinkham, for this port
cleared at Portland 18th inst.
Schr. Palestine. Cambern, for this port, sailed
from Providence l4th lust.
Schr. Julia Newell, Gushing, from this port, ar
rived at Boston 18th inst.
Schr. Lydia Ann. Weaver, from Wareham for
this port, sailed from Newport 18th inst
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-19
NFYANDRIA AZFTTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER-UI 49, 1859
BOARDING. SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES

MIDULEBURG. LUupoUN COUNTY. VA,
MRS HcGiNN. Principai.
nNlIE duties ui this School will lie resumed on
i the l., ",' A"y',i merit, The year Is divided
Into two terms, five months each) commencing
the ist Of February aud lst of August.
The Studies pursued embrace Spelling: Reading;
Arithmetic: English Grammar: Geography; Com
position: Natural. Modern, and Ancient History.
Natural Philosophy: Latin: French; Music, Vocal
aud Instrumentai;l Drawing; Crotchetimg; Fancy
Knitting. aud Embroidery.
MIR. Met, has had Il long experience III teach
ing Her discipline is mild and trm. ling 10
promote the happiness and best interests ot the
young ladies' committed To her
-TtRNs.-
Board aud Tuition III English, tinrluling
CrotchetinE, Fancy Knitting and Emhroi
deiy,D pei term Of hve months, tp1yub!r
;" ,irUHcr .............. $40 w
-ENfRA CHARGES
Latin, French, Music, and Drawing, per
term leach 3O
Furnished Room, Washing, Fuel, and Lights ) %
Use al %
Young Ladies attending THE School will have
the adv antage "f three resident Teachers. Ia assist
them before and after hours, in the progre=s of
their studies.
y. B-Mr MEG. will take few Boys. under .
years Vf age SCI % per session of months, for
Board aud Tuition
:G- For further particulars, address
JOHN ii. MCGINN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-19

REMARKS.-The market opened yesterday
without much activity. We have nothing 10 note
IN FI,ur, which is dull. with light receipts The
offerings ON Change Of new Wheat were ialr' ana
the quality of the samples excellent There Is
some enquiry, and We notice sales OF good white al
l35r.: choice l4lc; red 1850 l"lc., according 10
qualify. earn is quiet at last week sprees. Rye
10 very dull, and heard OF no transacuohs.-
Outs also dull ana prices nominal.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-19
New York Money Market.

The Nav York Commercial of Saturday after
noon saws The money market has SHOWN IL"
,,,nr. or interest this week There is very little
movement in general business thus far, ITS opening
having been delayed somewhat by desire 10 have
the Boston trade sale pass OH previous I" Tie com
,,.ur,,u.pt here There has been u moderate de
mand tor money during the week, and the marke,
I'm. been freely supplied AT five to 1--we ana hai''
aud from that up to sin r cent, according " 'he
standing of the parties aud the character vi the
securities. In paper there Is an increasing aisp"-
sition in favor vf short paper. We quote prime
endorsed at six Ia six aud half = cent Tor s'X'y
DAYS and six and "A half L. seven t"r the very
hest nm to seven aud II half to eight z cent; tor
good names, but not 50 we'll known, iour to SIX
months.
TL. hanks have been fortified by an inSianent
of one md three quarter millions OF specie from
C,liG,rui, This week but OH the other hand there
i. n heavy ship by the two steamers OF to day
Tn. pa yments AT the SubtreHsury exceed the re
CENTS about sou 900 for the week ending last even
Ing, The estimate is that the bank statement TO
b. made up at the commencement Of business TO-
DIV will show II specie reserve OF about twenty
three millions, or "a gain of about half million
ON the statement of the preceding week.
The exchanges ut the bank clearing house this
morning were $I9, 20" Is, aud the balances
SI3i11 ..,33 o. The exchanges for the week were
$Ii4.7.695S Is, being daily average OF sl9,-
I2I, inO against $2i ,U!7,164 during the week end
ing on Saturday last.
The demand for Land Warrants continues ne
tive. and Messrs. Thompson Brothers quote the
market tlrm thir day at the following rates -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-19

Tur WasurXGToN MoNruENT-lt was
understood that this morning an attempt
wonId be made to reach the top of the m"nu-
ment shaft III order to make the necessary
arrangements for speedy resumption of the
work. 1t was intended that rISSer should
ascend hv means of the rope suspended frnm
the Leams at the top; hut upon an inspection
of the rope and condition 1''"V", Lieut.. Ives
denounced the undertaking As unsafe, and
the plan was abandoned, and another will
lie devised le.a danycr"u: (" these empl"yed
in executing it. The shaft al present j. l. I
feet in height from the ground bdsh.
Nt1r MI uc.iLr.lOn nLitLnN,H.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-19

k~Ig~ PIEDMONT ACADEMY, FAuQuIER Co.,
NikCi<IA-RrpnRT OF CoMMITTEE.-The un-
drrsgncd paid visit Ia the above named
school on :.gih and 5Uth June, during winch
time. the examination and closing exercises
If the pupils were witnessed. The eXan-
nation wa :, rigid one heard hy gentlemen
thoroughly acquainted with the various
branches Of study. Rev. DR.. Edwards. OF
Georgetown, took al active part III ques-
tinning the pupils, and the readiness Of an
swcr, together with the clearmrsS ot under
standing apparent III the responses, called
Tor our unqualified admiration. We were
particularly Impressed WI h the Facility with
which the scholars gave \ reason l"r all their
modes Of procedure III the solution "i the
various problems given them.
We were satisfied that nothing but close
study, together with thorough teaching. could
| have enabled the school t" pass such an eX-
amimttom Not only III the ordinary branch
- of English education. (and We were pleas
rd 10 find that strict attention had been CIV
Ell 10 English Grammar, Gc 'sraphy, Ariti-
| mrtic, &C.. but also in the higher Mathr-
matcS and ia Classical literature, the class
.s stood remarkably well.
The exercises AT the blackboard We're 50
conducted rs to render it Impossible To pass
,reditahly without an intimate acquaintance
with the subject in hand-as seen in the
readiness with which many oi the most dIfl-
cult propositions were proven.
The classes IN Horace, Arnophom, &C.,
We're examined by DR.. Edwards and gave
rntlre satisfaction. Altogether the ordeal WAS
PASSED through with Il facility seldom II ever
ruuallcd in our experience al examination.
GA the 3Otli, AT an early hour, large crowd
OF delighted spectators were III attendance t.
witness the closing exercises which were III
irresting and instructive. Many original
rirrcs were sI,"krn, which did greilt credit 10
the authors, both rs 10 matter and manner.
\ feeling address WAS made 4" the Principal
hy one ui the pupils, a. the organ OF The
school, which he responded to IN a shor!,
touching aud appropriate manner, giving ali
n.cctiunatc farewell, with some excellent al
vice The next SESSION Will begun on the 1T
Monday IN Superintendent we would COM
mend the school IL all parents who desire
their soms to receive thorough instruction, az
colnpanei hy healthy moral training. The
location Is unsurpassed for health, aud - 80
lar removed from places al vicious resort nH
Ia hr free from the curse ot dissipation
Piedmont Academy is easily accessible ir"n
all parts nt the country, and from what We
saw of the malller "t conducting scholastic
exercises bv the efficient Principals the ia
cihtics afforded for study ('re briicrcl are
equal IT, tlInSt. of any school IN the State
The terms are very moderate buildings
large and comfortable. An institution prom
ising so much good to the Church and 10 the
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-19
NuTlcE r0 RAILROAD CONTRACTORS

AtEALED PROPOSALS will leo received at the
- utice ofthc Virginia and Kentucky Railroad
Company" IN the town Of Abin.,d until IL q
clock "n the Sth of September nrNi. ioI the grad
uaton and masonry upon the fat fifty Tiles OF
the road extending from Abingdon to shuit DE-
rnce Wet of the Iiiuch river.
The rrorosal: will lac made III one mile sections
at cash prces.
The plans, -pecfcuti"ns. and all necessary in
formation foo those lr"p"slns 10 I'D f"r this work,
he obtained at the ot,e OF the Eng nicer oi the
Company. BY order Of the Board:
W. BENEkHOUT THOMPSON,
Abingdon, Va. ~ lg--,lIS ) thict Engineer
I COST FOR CASH.-We viii, tor the
~ hal ,nc- "i the season, offer summer dress
GOODS. and Lace Mautillaa ~ cost. They wall
lee found very desirable.
IL ~ BRYAN i ADAMS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-19
BLOOMFIELD ACADEMY,
Five mile, west Of the University OF Virginia

". " TLBB- Instructor in Languages.
". LfRoY Blot :, VI A. lnstrurtorin Mathematics.
H. ". iuckErr. VI. A., Assistant in Languages
and Mathematics.
Ju.rrm VI. BEoUS, Assistant III Mathematics ana
English.
rVlIE object of this Academy is To prepare stu
/ dents Tor the University OF Virginia, TT I" ht
them Ter the Luric> al life. The course 81 inSimr-
ti"m embraces all those subjects requisite for pre-
parati"n Tor any 81 the academic schools "i the
University. aud the method, X far a. prd"ticatr,
i adapted IT, that pursued al that institution.
The thrI sesSvn " III be- Oh the lst Sepelnhsr.
The rNpcnSc> are sou year, payable semi an
nually in adv ance.
For catalogues, address either OF the Principals
Ivy Depot. Albrmnrle county, Va.
-,
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DI ED.

At the residence OF her daughter Mr.. kebecra
A Peach. in this city. the 10Th instant. Mr..
| ELIZABETH GIBSON. formerly "f Loud"un
| County, Va, in the ?2d year al her age.
NEW VOLUMES OF THE -FOUR RE
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| one Review, SIS do; for Blackwood and Nv" Re
| views. s. do: for Blackwnod and three Reviews,
| 50 do; for Blackwood and the four k"Nie"
| SlO do Money current in the state where issued
| will he received Al par.
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from the above price will he allowed {" Clubs "r
dering four ar more copies "f any one az more "i
| the above work.. Thu---ivur COPIES Of Black
| wood or of one Review, will be cent to one al
| dress Tor So four copies OF tue four Reviews ana
Blackwood for $50; and 81 on
| Remittauce> should always Le addressed to the
| publishers. LEONARD SCOTT y Co.
No. u. Gold street, New urk.
| New York, jy l9--3t
ISAAC PAUL,
Formerly of Winchester. Nirginin
Farmarling and Commission Merchant,
Aud dealer in
| GROCERIES, SALT, PLASlEk, "'hNo' &c,
Corner Of Union and Queen streets,
| On tie RdiirOod, Aierdn'iria, Va.
| jy l9-tf
| lust RECEIVED the following desirable arti-
q cles:
| Ladies Doe Gauntets. Lisle Thread do.
| White BrliantS. Small Figured Prints
| White Cotton Hosiery
Linen Cambria Handk"rchieis, 81.
jyl9 bhi AN ApaMH.
S-S HOUSE WANTED IMMEDIATELY. -
EaiH The advertiser wishes t" rent ihmed'ntely
| y small but comfortable YELLING HOUSE,
| located in o pleasant part "f the city. Persons
having such houses to rent, will please leave w"r"
at the Office of the Gazette. ~ I'-"t
NIOTICE.-All persons are hereby n"tlhcd that
N NV servant man WEST has come back to
me. and recall the reward offered fer his recovery
~ Ie-eo3t VIRGINIA SCOTT.
r EVILS PURE LEAD, a fresh supply, re-
i 4 ceived and for sale by ii. COOK co,
;vIe Sarepta Hall.
VyEAS An Invoice of Gunp"wder, Imperial,
i aud Young II, son TEAS, part of tine quality,
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