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VIRGINIA ELECTION.
Seventh Congressional District.

ALExANpRIA.-Goggin, S74; Letcher, G2l;
Thomas, sos; Smith, 5l2; Shackelford, Is;
Thomas majority, sos; Mckenzie, (whig)
House of Delegates.
FAIRrAX.-Goggin, 10; Letcher, 69o; Tho
mas, 74S; Smith, 679; Shackelford, 80; Tho
mas majority, sc; HUNT, (Whig) House of
Delegates.
King GEoRcE.-Goggin, POS; Letcher, 1916;
Smith, 2ls; Thomas l76, Shackelford, 3;
Smiths majority so; Seldom, Dem. House
of Delegates.
ORANGE.-Goggin 400; Letcher $40; Smith
800; Thomas. 3Sl; Shackelford, So; Smiths
plurality, 9; Voolfolk, lDem.) House of Dele
gates.
CuLrEpER.-(As far as heard from Cog
gin, 49l: Letcher, 1875; Thomas. 45l: Smith,
AL: Shackelford, 100; Thomas plurality, 10;
Barbour, Dem. House of Delegates.
SrorsYLvANIA.-Note for Letcher and Cog
gin reported a tie. Smiths majority report
ed at 90; Crutchfeld, (Dem.) House of Dele
gates.
DEMONSTRATIONS majority Go;
Hackley, (Whig) House of Delegates.
Prince WlLLIAM.-Smith's reported ma
,iority 400; Lynn, (Dem.) House Of Dele
gates.
SrArroRD.--Smith's reported majority,
206: Seldom, Dem House of Delegates.
FArqrlER.-Majority of 9 reported for
Smith. kincheloe and Childs, Dem. House
of Delegates. .
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cnowius extract from a private letter

r.. allowing extract from a private letter
n~..s3 to a lady in this city, by an Ameri-
''" ,.o,Ieman in Paris, dated May 18th,
ca" .xhibits the sympathy which exists in
=, minds of the French people toward their
,r rs well as another evidence of the
- s., produced upon the minds of all travel
.h, visit that city, and the studied efforts
hove been made to stimulate the national
-, and srlEesteem, in the lavish adorn-
,f the Capitol, with trophies and monu-
If French triumphs, and specimens of
,n;6,eut architecture, the effect of all
F.L seems to be to intensity and concen-
,br sentiment Of patriotism, and the
n'rulari,y ofthe Emperor;
Tho Emperor left the city last night to
himself at the head of the army of Italy.
rS a,G Empress accompanied him as far as Ly-
V" IL. w,r has become very popular with
rroucb. | witnessed this morning a sim
ugi .ne,ta,lc. Thousands of workmen and
su." ,ts cr,wding towards the Bureau" to
%h',r;be for the new loan authorised by the
rU~srar. subscriptions are received as low
h" II ,lolIars-thuS the whole population be-
nv. creditors of the government, and inter
,,,rd in supporting it. ,... .
0nr Uo,clin the Rue de Rivoli is in front
9Th. garden of the Tuileries; looking from
~ window across the garden, We see the
"" ,-.r Of the Seine; on the left, the palace,
',I, ~ the right, over the tops of the trees,
.T "- ,r;umphai arch, towering aloft, comment
' ,r,,;yr Of the achievements Of the first Napo-
When the sun sets and its last rays il
L,miua,e the intervening space, | look out
Nv n, scene, and truly Il more magnificent
one never met the eye.
The historical events of the ancient mon
.r,by-thc recent revolution-the despotic
rrsscnr-are all before me. The trees, the
si,s,ues, the fountains, the ARCHITECTURAL gran
Jrnr. everything to please the eye, and ex'
,i,e the memory"
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House CT Delcgates-James Barbour, Democrat,
without opposition. lie received about goo votes,
nearly NIL that were cast.
Prince WILLIAM COUNTY.
DrMrRES.-For Goggin 33; Thomas IS;
French %; Lewis It; Letcher, l2O; Smith
III; Taliaferro l07 Merchant 90; Lynn
80.
OccoquAN.-Goggin 50; Letcher4S; Thorn
as 20; Smith 81: Shackelford &.
KING GEORGE COUNTY.
Statement of the polls at Clifton precinct,
King George County:-Letcher "a Goggln
II: Montague GS; Wiley IL; Tucker o.;
Preston Ii; Smith a; Thomas IA; Taliafer-
70 60: Seldom 81; Brown %.
Eighth Congressional District.
LoUDoUN COUNTY.
We give below the vote of this county. 1t
will be seen that Mr.. Carter is elected Sena-
tor, and Messrs. Ball and Bentley members
of the House of Delegates.
For Congress and State Officers, the vote is
nc Enllnvs.-
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DIED.

Near Ncersyille. Loudoun county, Virginia, on
n. S,h isv Of May. 1859, DR.. WILLIAM CAL
H0lN. lie was by profession a Cancer doctor
and had several cases in that vicinity at which he
VA. ioc,oring during the past winter.
Henry Otis WYER.-This interesting little bud
Of promise. the only son of Rev. Henry H.. and
Mr.. A. <. Wyer. has been transpianted to bloom
in paradise. After just one brief years s"lourn
with u.. aud one week of illness. on the beautiful
morning Of the 2jth inst. just as the sun rose TO
brighten our world, he rose to glory. May ms
sorely bereaved parents console themselves ior ms
l,.. here, in the hope of meeting him there. His
rrsc;ops little form rests with that Of his yenera-
ted grandfather, whose name he bears, in q beau
tifui spot in the Ivy Hill Cemetery Of this city
May it rest there sweetly till wakened to immor-
'1lity. wi. ". u.
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1859
AL A N A C.
LIST.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA-MAY %.

ARRIVED.
Schr. Charity, Burnett, Boston, fish to M. FL
bridge. w
Scir. ". R. Gem, Nye, Bangor, lumber to Wa
tiers, Zimmerman Il Co.
Schr. J. G.. Huntington, Lowell, Georgetown
potatoes to l. Paul.
Sehr. Tram Smith, MeGivern, Fall River, to
Borden Mining Co.
Schr. Ringgold, Degroat, New York. to james
{. Nevett.
Schr. Ann McCarty, Harmon, Piscataway, corn
to Robinson 4 Payne.
SAILED.
Schr. Emeline Chester, Brewer, East Cambridge,
by d. B. Smith.
Propeller Diamond State, Kerwin, Baltimore
by Wheat 4 Bro.
MEMORANDA. j.,
Schr.. Arcturgus, Nswcomb, from this port. and
Glenroy, Wakefield, from Georgetown, arrived al
Boston, 18th; Arletes, Chase, from this port do,
10Th inst. =,
Schrs. Thomas Branch, King, for this port, and
Good Tidings. Henry. for Georgetown, eFd at
Philadelphia, Goth; propeller J. Jerome, Jerome
arrived at do. ga ne day.
Schr. 0nrust. Thompson, from Georgetown, u.
C., arrived nj Fall River. Odd inst.
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col n E B C L.
The Markets.

BALTIMORE, May 2S.-The Flour market is dull,
aud no sales reported. Howard street and ONO
arc quoted at $7@s7.2j. Wheat is steady; white
l756 1909; red 1850 l7Oc. Corn lie dull; white
Soc; yellow s6@s7c. Provisions dull; bacon
sides 9!c. Whiskcy dull at &c. for Ohio.
New York, May 2S.-Flour has closed heavy;
state s5.3O@ S6.25; Ohio $1,000 $685. Southern
$50. Wheat closed with a declining tendency,
nomiually declined 2@5c.; white l9Oe.; unsound
Western red l4Sc. Corn closed dull; mixed so@
49,; yellow 9O@92c. Pork closed heavy; mess
$3.50: prime $3.50. Lard closed dull at III
mI2ic. whiskey closed firm at 2l@21tc.-
Stocks are dull and heavy. Va. 6S ". Mo. 6ss4s:
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For CONGRESS.

Total, ISL COG
For GoyERNoR.-Goggin los; Lctchcr
13l.
For STATE SENAToR.-J. \. Carter 1906;
TAYLOR 669. Carter IWhigl elected.
For HOUSE OF DEpEGArES.-Ball l2+j
Bentley 1889; Rogers 9oS; Schooley lS9:
Carter 769; Osburn 400. Ball and Bentley
(Whigs) elected.
The returns on Saturday continued to be
favorable to Mr.. Boteler, and it was thought
placed his election beyond doubt. Morgan
- majority for Boteler; Berkeley - majority
for Faulkner: Hampshire New Creek precinct
co majority for Boteler; Piedmont 30 majority
for Faulkner; Frederick, Faulkner's maj. u.
WINCHESTER, May - p. M.-As far as
heard from, Boteler, the Wing candidate for
Congress has a majority of $50 in the Dis
trict. There lis one county ll~iampshlre) to
hear from yet, but Boteicr Is undoubtedly
elected over Faulkner, Dem.
JEFFERSON COUNTY.
For GovERNoR.-Goggin 1s3; L!etcher I5a.
FaR CoNGRESs.-Roteler 1912: Faulkner
73S.
Ninth Congressional District.
Observation-Disclosures, 2,iO4; Goggin,
FOL; Skinner, LOTT; Harris, zoos Penny
hacker, (Dem.,) elected to the Senate. Har-
rison, Grattan, and Walker, pem,) House
OF Delegates.
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N COMMERCE.
ARRIVED, May 2S.

ARRIVED, May 2S.
Boats George LYNN, Q. S. Moore, and josiah
Witt, coal to T. J. Mehafey.
Boats H.. G. Ritter, and Lady Helen, coal to
Borden Mining Co.
Boats Burroughs, and Ellen Bell, coal to Frost
turg Coal ca.
Boa, Old dominion, coal to American Coal Co.
as~ The members of POTOMAC LODGE take
pleasure in informing their friends and the pubic
generally, that their FIFTH ANNUAL EACoh-
sluN will take place on ~ I. June zuh,
1853, to WHITE HoUsE PAyILLIos. The steamer
GEORGE PAGE and THOMAS COLLIER have
been secured to make two trips each way.
Particulars in future advertisement and hand
bills. inv 3O-3t1 COMMITTEE.
~ NOTICE FOR THE LADIES.-Ar-
Engagements are being made for o Noon Light Ex-
eurslon, down the River, in the Steamer fowha-
Tan, for the benefit Of the Christian Association.
a tull notice will be given in a few days. Inc
Ladies in charge, solicit contributions. Inc
iFlends Of the Association are earnestly requested
10 inform either of the following named Ladies
immediately, what they will give. donations 10
oe sent to the rooms of the Association, IN FIX
change Block, on the day of the Excursion.
Nrs. Judge Neale, st. Paul's Church.
Mr.. John ii. Stewart. LIST Presbyterian Chureh.
Mrs. VIM. n. McVeigh. Cd
Mrs. r. NJ. Smith, Methodist L. Church, South.
Mrs. NJ. T.. Sayers, Christ Church.
Mrs. J. u. Stevens, Methodist Episcopal Church.
Mrs. W. d. Massey, Methodist P. Church.
MIS-. James Entwisle, Jr., Grace Church.
Mrs. D. 5. Gwin, Baptist Church. my 2S-tf
IREAT BARGAINS FOR CASH.-The great
- question is now settled in one way or the
pler as to the election in Virginia, and would
Especially call the attention. Of every body to NY
mn large stock Of IUSIC, MUSICAL IHsTRU-
NhATs, BOOKS, STATIONERY, and variety
goods which l AIN disposed to sell vt great bar
sans Tor ea.h during the dull and hot ssssep just
a90u' to set in. ! would like to give q catalogue
VI every article ! have for sale, but this would
.eqaIre too much time and spsce-I must therefore
.oa'eI' lnyself with II general invitation to call and
~nat l have and we will not fall out about price.
mS2S JOHN II. PARROT.
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EXCURSION To THE WHITE HOUSE,

On MONDAY, the 3Oh ot Nay. The Boat will
leave King street wharf at : and 10 o'clock. A. NJ,
and 9 and q +. NJ, and the White House at 50 A.
NJ. and ~, }, and 9, =. VI.
Dinner, supper, and Refreshments, Will &c iur-
nished at City prices.
GOOD MUSIC will be provided, and no effort
will he spared to make the occasion a pleasant
one.
Tickets to he had at the Drug Stores of John A.
Milburn and Vim. }. Bowling. Prices For a
Lady and Gentleman, 81 for Gentlemen, 10 cts;
for n Lady. 30 cts: for a Child or Servant, % cts.
The proceeds are To he appropriated TO the hqui-
dation of the debt due ON -. Mary's Hall.
my 2l-6t
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BY TELEGRAPH
Democratic Nomination.

BATON RorGR, May 27.-The Democratic
State Convention, after three days contest,
have nominated Thomas Moore (Slidell De-
mocratl for Governor. The nomination was
effected on the sixteenth ballot.
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MARRIED.

A, Mountain View. the residence of the brides
.;.,,r On the morning of the 18th inst, by Elder
y 4. Leaciman, Mr.. JOHN THORNBERRl, OF
Harrison County, to Miss LIZ" ELLEN i.
LYNN. youngest daughter OF the late henson u
LYNN, Of Prince William County, Va. tCincinna-
., Ohio, papers please copy.
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LOCAL ITE N s.

RyFST PR0SPECTS.-it IL now aDout "
month to harvest, in this section OF the conh-
trv and 50 far. there are but few complaints
Of Joint worm, or other pests to growing
crnps. and the Wheat is looking uncommon
" well. with a fine prospect for an alum
dant Weld. We see occasional notices "'
ioint worm, &C., in scattered iocalltleS-but
ON the whole, as we have SAID, the prospect
is every way encouraging, at present. May
nothing occur to blight the anticipatl'ns OF
the farmer. May he find his fields, when
he comes to reap them, fulfilling the promise
that they this day afford to his sight.
THE CASAL.-The Georgetown correspon-
dent of the Washington Star says:-Slnce
the resumption of navigation upon the
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, and the COM
mencemcn, of the arrival of boats on Thurs
day, business along the Canal wharves and
mt the coal docks has been very brisk. Since
the 9th inst, - boats have arrived, 10 OF
Them from Cumberland, bringing about s.
600 tons Of coal; I from other points with
four and Grain. and the remainder with
wood, hay, and limo stone.
The receipts for tolls at the Georgetown
Collectors office for the week. amounts 10
S2.IS3. as follows: Ascending trade 800
descending $3.50.
The work Of repair @c'' III InIh NG: -
being pushed forward rs rapidly As circum-
stances will admit. Unless sOme unforeseen
casualty shall occur Ch'el SUPERINTENDENT aIs nnn.
Stone Is very sanS ,ho J,m or This point,
conducted by the ST Ot August.
Sr,pv On Friday evening last, there
was , storm Of wind and rain, accompanied
hv much thunder and lightning. The wind
-. ,;,,o woa worry biph. and some trees
i" non, and o,bor ,d,w-
al" s. roof e tbo on
a., 1o,,t IF tho Aloxopdrin.
-" uomnsh;ro RoiIrood was
~
TORN 'n'
Sorr Cp,ps-We are again under obliga-
,;ors 70 orr friend Price for u dish of Soft
rrohs mast d.licious. Mr.. Price is in dali
" receir, Of Soft Crabs and furnishes them
> - -, 49,, W, ody;.a those
10 families anu o'"e' 49,, -.
fond Of such things to call III al Il'co' u,
Union street, or ut the corner OF Ming anu
Royal streets.
Ia
rNh'" II:,;an. L,,ttor
with us on saturday some 'e''',o",
a sample of the kind he serves 10 MS GUS
toners in market.
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Another Tornado in tho West.

JACKSONVILLE, ILL.,, May 2S.-A terrible
tornado passed twelve miles south of this
tow yesterday, demolishing houses, trees,
barns, etc. It's reported that sixteen per-
sons were killed.
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81 STORE AND TAVERN STAND FOR
LII SALE OR RENT, at Bailey's Cross Roads, ut
the intersection Of the Columbia and Middle Turn
pike, FIVE miles from Alexandria-also n Wheel
wright and Smith Shop, with an extensive run Of
custom also q small FARM near the Cross Roads,
a.. with a new and convenient DWELLING. Ad.
tS dress the subscriber, at Washington city, OF
inquire On the premises. LEWIS BAILEY.
Fairfax county, dec lR-eotf
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FIRST EXCURSION OF THE SEASON.

VNHE YOUNG CATHOLICS FRIEND so.
i CIETY respectfully inform their friends and
the public, that they have engaged the steamer
THOMAS COI LIVER. Cor an
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WATER COOLERS AND REFRIGERATORS.
w Il have endeavored to obtain for my sales
this season, THE BEST WATER COOLERS and
REFRIGERAT0RS which could be had. Please
see them. On hand several Refrigerators Of old
styles, which are offered at cost.
an 81 JOHN OGDEN.
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TARPER'S NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE
II for June, containing the Artists excursion
over the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, Thaekerays
Virginians. Editors Table, Easy Chair, Drawer,
&C.. &c. This number commences n new volume,
and is a favorable time to subscribe to this great
magazine, price 81 per annum, 25c. per numbcr'
4 Treatise on TbeiSm, and on the modern Skep-
,;c,l Theories. by Francis Wharton. Professor in
Kenyon College, Ohio, l vol. l2mo. cloth, Sl,2j.
VOLTS Photograph views of the new Theologi,,
cal Seminary Building, Fairfax county, with and
without frames, plain and colored. For sale By
JAS. ENTWISLE 4 SON,
my Oh No. IS King street.
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TIE WILCOX 4 GIBBS
FISH, FISH, FISH,!

VA SHINGTON d co,
JTAyE IN STORE, and offer for sale, upon
Ill the best terms
500 bbls. No. l EASTERN HERRING
275 " " ALEWIEES.
n. B. We desire to call particular attention 10
our large stock of FISH, as VIC have made ar
engagements which will enable US to offer great in
ducements. my II
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TEST RECEIVED this day, per Adams & Co.'S
y Express, | case of those new style HATS,
called the Ledger / Genoux Hats, something en-
tirely new in this market.
nv J. T. EVANS.
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GRAN N .

IT, Tie members ana lricntS "i Ihe
.sL-LMETUODIST +. CHURCH,
will have AN EXCURSION down the river on the
rommodious steamer POWHlTAN, between the
Sd and 10th Of JUNE, leaving i'll the morning, and
returning by moonlight. They will 60 down as
far as possible. t. give Il view vi the river, and stop
at one or two points Tor recreation.
4 BAND and other Musical Entertainments arc
secured for the occasion, and addresses will BE de-
livcrcd by Rev. DR.. Edwards and Nadal.
lCE CREAM and STRAWBERRIES, ana other re-
f]rcshmcnts. including q snack Dinner and supper,
will be furnished nj moderate rates.
Tickets ONE DOLLAR. Families will be irr-
nishcd with Tickets ut reduced prices, 10y calling
on Drs. Chase or Williams. or Mr.. f.. W. Ashby.
The Committee. to insure II pleasant excursion,
have determined 10 issue Il limited number OF tick
cts my 30-dtd
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fA'LLEl.
Z. X. LOSIER, Principal-Lcctur on the Science
Of Accounts, Business, Customs, &c.
J, NJ. PHILLIPS. Professor Of Book Keeping and
Commercial Calculations.
II. II. DAVIES. Associate Prot. of Book Keeping.
y. C.. JOHNSON. Professor of PcnmanShir.
:. Z. WILLIAMS. Esq, Mercantile Law.
REV. +. y. REESE. ID. D., Commercial Ethics.
TRUSTEES.
Hon. John P. Kennedy. Hon. Joshua EanSant,
Hon. Thomas Swami, VIM. IL. hcighler, esq,
Jacob Trust, esq" VIM. MADE esq. =,
The time usually required 10 complete the iuli
Course. from ) to l. weeks.
DIPLOMA is awarded to all Graduates.
Large Circulars and Catalogues. stating terms,
&C., sent by mail free Of cb"rge. Address
l.. X. LOSER, Baltimore, Md.
fell I-wly
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SuryANpoAu.-Letcher's maj. between
loco and 1900.

NHEN An DbAH.-
1000 and 100.
AuuERsr.--Gosgin's majority in this coun-
ty is l35.
LBrNARLE-OrFIcIAL.-Goggin's major,
inv $50 Leakc's. D., majority over Powell,
for Congress, 7l2. -,
GRrrSr.-This county gives Goggin Isl
majority. Leake has BOO majority.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS majority in this coun-
ty. with one precinct to neal from, Is o6S;
Acknowledgment majority IN this
county, is IS. 49,.
DISwIpprE.-Letchcr's majority in this
county, is "a. cn 49,
yiyes Letcher. 52S; Goggin, S54. Congress
6Millson. D., Coz; scattering, 42G, House
Of Delegates d. 7. Bisbie, Op., 10: Ellis,
d. 555. Board of Public Works-Clay, d.,
534; Kilby, Up. SIS.
gives
Lrrcher 537, Goggin 6S3. House Of Dele
gates, Henry f. Orr, D. $40, l.: IL: kings-
man. d. 549, A. s. Watts. ID: GA, Jas; Mar
tin, Op. l27. Board of Public Works, hiipy
gets a majority of 81.
ISLE OF WIGHr.-Lctchcr's majority III
this county, as far as heard from, is ~
SorTuAMrrnx.-The vote is close, with pro-
badly a small majority for Letcher.
NoRTuAMpToS.-Therc is a small Demo
cratic loss in this county.
AccouAC And NANSEMoNp.-Ihere Is Il
small Democratic gain in these two counties
ArGrsr,.-Gogsin hasSl5 majority III this
comfy and one precinct 10 hear from.
skinner, ID. for Congress has 30 majority.
LorIsA.-Guggin carries Louisa by ia.
FloYp.-lti is reported that Goggin's MAJOR
ity in Floyd is $50.
MoyrG6uERY.-Goggin' majority in Mont
gomerv county $50.
GmE>.-Goggin's majority in this county
is IA.
Lctrher ha, 700 ma jorlty III this
Errru,r ,yp pnppRIpCE.-Thcse counties
give Letchcr each about 300 majority.
TYLER.-Letcher has - majority. This
county gave Wise 50 III majority III 90.
RICHMOND, May 2S.-The following add,
| tional returns have been received
Lr,ch,... mo;,riii,s. Goggi"'s mGjori'i''.
Isle of Whit pl).. 100 Dhiu.
Barbour .......""...l""
UpShur ........."."...lSo
DOddridgc ."..""..."UO
Harrison .......""".1lS
Richie ........".2J
In Southampton the vote is close, but pro-
badly a small majority for Letcher.
There is n small Democratic loss in North
ampton. and n Democratic gain in Accomac,
and Nansemond.
1t is reported by the Bay boat ut Baltl,
more. that Accomac, Richmond and West
moreland counties give Goggin CO majority
Letrher'S .MJorHicS.- brooke laboutl l2o,
| Hancock $50
Ohio county elects two opposition and one
democrat to the Legislature.
Opposition representatives are elected III
Marshall.
Nelson county gives Goggin 3j4 ma GRITTY
Observation-Disclosures majority LOO
three pre- .incts TO hear from.
Pagc-Lctcher'S majority 532-fve pre-
cincts to hear from, which gave Wise 9Gl ma
jority.
Russell--Goggiu, 400 majority.
In fifty counties heard from GoGglns ma
iorlty is about eight or nine hundred.
Two Wing delegates to the Legislature
have been elected in R)ckbridge.
pcjarnctte. independent Democrat /,
,aid 10 be elected in the Richmond District
over Caskic, regular Democratic nominee.
Harris. independent Democrat, j., rcpor,
ted elected i'll the Rockingham District over
Skinner the regular Democratic nominee.
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GWEDES Iron just received, with a further
y supply of those superior Norway Nail Rods
Also on hand an assortment of "Rolled and Ham
mered Plough Plates" all Of which will be sold
at the lowest market rates.
GEO. T. BALDWIN,
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NOVA l..
ISAAC PAUL, Commission Merchant,

NOW occupies the commodiouS fire proof brick
" Warehouse, corner of Union and Queen sts.
He makes acknowledgements for past patronage.
and ,~clicits consignmcntS of FLOUR, GRAIN, and
all kind, Of COUNTRY PRODUCE. He haS the
best facilities for obtaining 5ood prices, ana wil
make prompt returns. Will attend to orders tor
Gr,cerics. Plaster. salt. Fish, Guano, or other
Goods wanted By his patrons, on the best terms.
In store. and for sale low, for cash
200 bbls. best Eytra aud S~upcrhne Flour
100 do. choice Family Flour, Welch, Ewcrs,
and other brand
100 do. Eastern Mornings and Alcwiycs
loo bushels superior Oats
100 do. best White Mercer Potatoes
20 bbls. Philadelphia Vinegar
Whitclock & Co.'S. superior Phosphate Of Lime,
and a. A. White Mexican Guano.
Corner nr Union and Queen streets.
Alexandria. my l9-lm
COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE Of
" fer for sale my residence, with nine acres Of
land. situated on the heights one and 4 half miles
west of Alexandria. on the Little River Turnpike
the situation is very beautiful and healthy, in a
delightful and rapidly improving neighborhood,
and near TIE Theological Seminary.
The improvements are a new and pleasant two
&c. story DWELLING with ak chambers, parior,
a#i lining room and kitchen, and handsome piazza
in front. Also, n story and half brick house, with
four rooms for tenant or servant, DAIRY, smoke
house, corn house, stables, Sc.
Ideem it useless to give any farther description
as I presume any one wishing to purchase will call
and see The property and judge for themselves.
W. ID. C0RSE.
p. ST will sell n bargain and upon very easy
terms. For terms, price, &c, apply TO or address
W. d. C0RSE, or
Mcssrs. CORSE BROTHERS, Bankers,
nv 2l-eolm Alexandria, Va.
ID OBERT BELLS STEEL PENS.-I have
N Just received, direct from the manufacturers
in Birmingham, 100 groce of Robert Bells Extra
Fine 303 PENS, and 100 groce of Robert Bells
Quill PEN. My supply now consists of
Extra Fine 3U3, similar to GillOtts
Extra Fine 351, or School Pen
Double Tempered Amalgam
Amalgam Bank
Extra Fine Elastic, like Perry's
Fine Albata
Celebrated Quill Pen.
These PENS are made of the best materials, and
by the best makers. They are fully equal to Gil
LOTS and Perry's best PENS, though furnished at
a much lower price. They have given perfect sat
~isfaction wherever they have hcen used. The
| new "QUILL PEN" derives it name from its
similarity to the Quill Pen: and for rapid, busy
purposes, the Bank Pen is unrivallcd. For sale by
my NOBEhl BELL.