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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-04
O N z L.
Monetary.

There exists Il decided stringency in the money
market. The demand for money is active. and
the Banks being unable to meet the wants of all,
a good deal Of paper finds its way TO the street,
where rates have an advancing tendency. In
Stocks, during the week. there has been some sc-
tivity. We notice sales of Virginia Registered
Bonds at qs, fat. Corporation of Alexandria
bonds So, fiat. Railroad securities are in fair re-
quest, and prices well maintained. There have
been sales of $4,000 Manassas Gap Railroad bonds
Mt 20. and interest. Sales of Orange and Alexan-
dria Railroad 2nd mortgage at S2t, Hat. Bank
Stocks steady. Exchange on New York r ct.
premium. The Land Warrant market has advan-
c.d n little. The following are the present rates
40 ncre warrants lO0M Hoe; SCs sS@ 9Sc.; l2os
TJM. soc: zoos S2M Size.
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BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
Arrival Of the America at Boston.

BoSToS, June 3.-The steamship America
from Liverpool via Halifax, arrived here Al
half past twelve last night. Her mails went
south in the early train.
Among the passengers by the America is
General Williams, of Kars, who has been
appointed Commander in Chief Of the Army
in Canada.
The latest accounts from Italy report no
essential change in the state of affairs.
The Austrian army had removed its head
quarters to Garlosc0: and there were vague
runiors that the Emperor Francis Joseph
and General Hess had reached Milan and
left for Paris situated - miles South OF
Milan on the East bank of the Ticino.
The Austrians having abandoned Nercelli,
that point had been occupied by n portion of
the allied forces Of France and Sardinia.
Ii was expected that the Austrisns would
remain inactive until the Emperor reaches
the camp.
The Liverpool Press publishes what il
calls reliable information) that the passage
of the Ticino by the French troops will be
the signal for 4 European alliance against
France.
The Paris war bulletins contain nothing
important.
All the channels leading to the Nenitiar
capital have been blockaded by France.
A dispatch dated Paris, May 10 says
Great movements are in progress among the
troops, and a collision is expected to-day or
tomorrow
There were rumors in other quarters OF a
battle being imminent. but the London Times
considers it almost certain that June will have
begun before any great blow is struck by
the hostile armies.
The Emperor Napoleon went to Nalenza on
the 10th, to view II portion at the vanguard,
and the course of the river Po.
The weather was better, and the organlZa'
ton of the allied army was going on actively.
The repairs of the damages done to the bridges
and railroad were approaching completion.
The Austrians continued their exactions.
The inhabitants of Nercclli were filled with
CONSERVATION, being quite outof condition to
satisfy such demands.
During the night of the 18th one hundred
Austrians escaladed the bridge mt Nalenza,
and through n breach made i t~ruitleSs at
tempt 10 take it.
An official Sandman bulletin says the
Austrians occupy the right bank Of the 20, rs
far AS the castle of San Giovanni, 1000
strong.
The fertilization of the bridge at Stella for
purposes of protecting the Austrians still con
tinued.
An order of the King of Sardinia has been
nuhlisbp6 pivinp the names of those who
signalizcd themselves in former military OPP
e~ratiUus.
The English Parliamentary elections have
been concluded. The ministerial gain is sci
down at twcnty-three. ,
The banking house of Messrs Tronmee d
Co., at Augsburg has failed. The Bank OF
Thurir gia has also suspended, owing, 1t Is
sad, to the flight Of the manager.
The Bombay mail of April 2bth had arriv'
ed. Commissioned Ieh is dead.
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MARRIED.

In Baltimore, at st. Andrews Church, on the
3lst ult., by the Rev. A. F.. y. Rolfe, STEPHEN
A. GREEN, esq, ofthis city, to Miss MARGARET
PAMELA. youngest daughter OF Richard May
ger. esq, Of Baltimore.
On Thursday afternoon, by the Rev. John e.
Smith, VIM. THOMPSON. esq, 10 Miss HELEN
~LUCRETlA, daughter of John r. Nourse, esq,
all of Washington.
In Washington, on the I'd instant. at the L
Street Baptist Church, by the Rev. DIR. Samson.
ROBERT ". FENWICK. esq, 10 Miss ANNIE
Il. MUNSON, of Falls Church, Fairfax county,
Virginia.
In Washington, on the %lSt May, 10y the Rev.
DIR. Cole, WILLIAM Il. MARSHALL, of Balti-
more, to SALLIE a. KING, OF Washington.
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Richmond Stock Market, June 8.

virginia six "a cent, "a YEAR, TO run, no sales ut the
Treasury.
virginia six y cent, shorter dates, sales a6l Hat.
Richmond City Bonds, Last -a''s S"s ana interest
Virginia Bank Stock. par S,U-salcs IA.
Farmers Rank Stock. last sales SlC+Ih.
Exchange Bank Stock. sale, 500.
Rank Of tie Commonwealth Stock. lu2.
Ri~hmnrJ rr.,Irrick,b urg. and Potomac Railroad stock.
last sales go.
virginia Central Railroad Stock, Sili%.
Richmond and DanNiilr Railroad guaranteed bonds sales
500 ami interest.
virginia and Tennessee Railroad Bond 2nd m~"rtgag''
sso and in.t d., 3rd mortgage, last sales ss0, interest.
Virginia Central Railroad Bonds -, int
or,n,. and Alexandria Railroad Bond :. Nat
or,ug. and Alexandria : r cent Bonds $40, nat.
N,It.,, ,iqr Railroad GIni-, go Hat.
Norfolk CITY -, aud int
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AL N A C.
Ma T.

PORI VI
Schr. Sarah Leveni, Fort, New York, to I. j.
Mehafey.
Schr. j. L. Redner, Endicot, Washington, to 1
J. MehaHey. -,
Schr. Helen Mar, Nickerson, Boston, to NJ. Ed
ridge. nu
Schr. Geo. Washington, johnson, Matthias Point
corn to Washington & Co.
Propeller Diamond State, kerwin, Baltimore 10
Wheat 4 Bro.
Schr. West Wind, Burnett, Bergin Point, \. d.
by Borden Mining Co.
schr. Only Daughter, Falkinburs, New 1ork' by
T. j. Mehafcy.
Propeller c. C. Alger, Shore, Philadelphia, by
WIN. II. F0wle 4 Son.
MEMORANDA.
Schrs. Fellow Craft, Lane, from this port, arrived
at 81. Johns n. B., Goth ult; Arctic, Reed, ana
Atbol, Parr, from do, do. 2sth.
Scbr. Saunders, Wyman, from this port arrived
at Boston 3lst ult.
Schr. Henry Lawrens, johnson, from tins port
for Pembroke, arrived at Machiasport 10th ult.
Schr. Daniel Brown, Head, from Fall River, Tor
this port. sailed from Dutch Island Harbor, 3Oth
ult.
Schr. S. Nelson, Hall, from this port, arrived, at
New Haven 3lst ult.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-04

REMARKS.-Thc market this week for Bread
.tuAs has been quiet, with ligh; receipts. and small
transactions. Flour has been auil-thc stocks on
hand small. and a light demand. Prices have
been tending downward, and yesterday Union
street Supcrtiuc was cifcrc, nj S7.2j, but without
finding BUYERS. Extra anu Family are very quiet
at S7.S7MS s. for Extra, ard SS.ScM 81 for FAM
lv. The offerings Of WheM have again fallen of,
and during the week have bctn very light-whlte
have heard of but few salcs-Cur quotations for
that description are nominal. The sales OF red
have been small at G0d 6jc. for fa,. TO good. Inc
pro. poets are very good for d large yield from tho
growing cror.-,,. foIwardnCss hIvin. n most IN
stances put It beyond the attacks Of the Joint
worm. In some sections, We hear COM !dintS OF
ru.t and scab, hu, these complaints arc "omphr
a;iycly few, and should the weather prove propi-
tious there will he an abundant harvest, ana to
thi. our business men arc looking forward with
great interest, as in the event of Il large yieii |, Al
exundria will he most materially benefited, and
our commercial prosperity greatly ADVANCE. Inc
market for Corn has been active, and the receipts
continue fair, with but little variation in prices
the tendency however is down. and here were
sales Yesterday on Change Of 1900 bushels white
at Sl@ Soc. by weight. Rye is quie; and very
little Offering. We quote at lUOc. Oats are IN
much better supply, and prices less firm. Sales OF
llOo bushels reported yesterday at SOC. Nothing
doing in Seeds. Corn Meal in abundant supply,
and stcmdy demand at soc. Provisions are steady
but quiet. We quote Bacon, hams, Mt ll@ l"c.;
shoulders S!M 9c., and sides lO!Qllc. Lard Is
active, and in demand at l2c. Butter in good sup
DIV, and prices declining. We quote roll at li@
lSc.; best print 25@3O retail. The Grocery
market is dull, and business in that line inactive.
Sugar and Molasscs hardly as firm as at our last
rcport. Coffee steady at last week quotations.
Rice quiet. Salt firmly held, and prices looking
IN. We have no change in prices from last week.
Plaster is in active demand, with a fair supply
Fertilizers less active, and sales have fallen oil
quotations unchanged. Frcights are very active,
and vessels in demand. The supply of Cumbol-
land Coal at this place l. now very large ana m
creasing, and for this trade especially are vessels
wanted, and rates high.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-04
Assassination IN ST. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, June 3.-Joscph Charless, csqr
one of the oldest and most respectable citi-
zens OF St. Louis, was shot and MORALLY
wounded on the street this morning, by }.
W. Thornton, formerly a teller of Boats
mans Savings Institution. Thornton was
tried and acquitted, about n year ago. on a
charge of having stolen 100000 from the
bank. and Mr.. Charlcss was one of the prin-
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Richmond Money Market.

Northern Exchanse-0n New York and Phila-
delphia i@s premium!
Such of the Stock Bank notes and Of the Bank
of the Valley, as are not taken by the Banks, are
ut IL discount Of ! T. cent.
The notes of the Trans-Allcshany Bank are -
"A ct. discount. Bank of kamawha no sale.
North and South Carolina Bank Notes ! e ct.
discount. ,
Gold ] = cent. premium. No premium allowed
for Silver.
NEW ORLEANS, June 1.-The Americas advices
have depressed cotton. Middling is offered at ii
cents n h. Froights are easicr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-04
Baltimore Cattle Market, June 2.

Beef Cattle.-The offerings al the Scales to-day
amounted to 62j head. Of the number offered 10
head were driven to New York, 100 to Philadel-
phia, so left over uEsold. and the remainder pur-
chased by Baltimore butchers at prices ranging
from $3.50 to S6.l2! T. 100 ths. gross, and averag-
ing S.. A few extra cattle sold AT higher rates.
Shcep-The supply has been scarce this week,
but prices have declined > TO 4 cents e b.
Hogs-The supply has been good this week,
with sales at SS.jO@S9 p loo lbs. As to quality.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-04

The Boston Post, in it, weekly review "l finance
and business, sayS:-"Thc war, or something else,
h,. daticncd out everything. Money is in slack
demand. and in good supply at 6 per cent. The
bank spccic is sustained NJ about seven millions,
with a fair amount of New York funds on the mar
ket. Business is very limited. The hour and
Iread.,uF. market has reacted-houses, the sales
Of which usually average 800 bbls. Of -four daily,
are now selling scarcely five bbls per day. As to
the future. there Is II decided indi:p"sition on the
part Of banks and indi' iduals 10 make long loans
The idea is that higher rates will prevail IN an-
tumn."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-04

Wool SALE IN PHnADELrHIA.-Me'Srs. kicN,
ards 4 Miller. auctioneers. in Philadelphia. sold
on Wednesday. for the Philadelphia Sheep Butch
er.' Association. 3?.J00 pounds of merin" wool
pulled in the months Of January. February, March.
April and May, at 4ec. "a itc. per 10. cash anu '
months interest added: 5000 lbs. No. | wool,
pulled in January. February. March, April and
Nav. at 34c. M3j!c., cash and4 months: l,OoO lbs.
bIack wool AT Soc; 1000 do. lambs wool. 36ic.@
3Sc.: 5000 do. short merino. "sc.; 1000 do. snort
No. /. DC; 1000 do. coarse, ljc., cash and four
months.
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DIED.

On the Both ult., EVE CATHARINE, infant
daughter of Mary J. and John I. Taylor, aged ]
month and 2 days.
On the 3lst ultimo, at Lcavenworth, Kansas Ter
.itory, after a short illness, ALEXANDER o,
son of W. o. Slade. of Fairfax county, Virginia, in
tho Doth wear of his Are.
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HO! FOR ARLINGTON!
GRAND PICNIC AND PROMENADE CON
" CERT OF III
u ~ NLAD Ill IL

49,, -n nnnNIrNa NE CON
GRAND PlC-AiC AND hoNhNhD WV
" CERT OF me rn
"a OF Ninh ,o.o
ON WEDNESDAY, JUNE sth, 1909
WITHERS' full Brass md String Band Is en-
gagged, who. in conjunction with the WAShlNH-
TON HARMONIOUS, and MATT OBRI"N. the
Ballads, and Irish Vocalist, will give n
CONCERT.
Dancing will at 10 o'clock. ~. NJ,
music bv Withcrs' String Band and he kept up
until i o'clock, p. NJ. when the Grand Promenade
Concert will take place. alter when Inc """''"s
will be resumed, puao,Jo,.
Tickets only - cents. l" DC ha" "a n'e"Ens
confectionery "'Ep'' u naS
Hotel, AMI al the h"'' VI 'Pri"SI vrxc IoI.n
SsAS-aITIT1; Inc pH'h., -, oa,.,a.L
SS1AI--,"i' d TH"a"nah Irar I2i conts
NJ an" = u u ! ~
Ih, u,,,ol d., Connolly,
r Ston" Andrew Balm,
rrcd Tritz. j. White.
>,rw books IN. ,,-,c.. or Love and lii
y ',n lnp \ pr.shurv. rricc Sl.2J.
"''H' = - nr r. ..SaI,d far the Soil.
"".".'' y :" "a Iao, a., a ,rso, c.,., or
I'ry' "'' "a, Ian IN 10 scron,"
n""s"'S.r' wv
pLD, of M, Creation, or other Worlds. AMI VII"
Watsa. W.ntoJ pb;Io.ouhuIMental Philoso-
nhr including Intellect, Sensibilities. and Will,
br Jnscnh Haven. Professor of Intellectual and
ToraI pb;losnnhy in Amherst College, $l.5O.
gTs po.bo Pape,s.-Epistlcs Of Mohammed
Pacha. Rear Admiral OF the Turkish Navy, VIII
ten from New York to hi. friend Abel Ben haSsen;
translated mt" APPROPRIATENESS" i
MANUSCRIPT; So p.y,y c.:L. ;I,s,r,.
L'"y" "''"''"' - I"yt ,mhI;,bnJ and
ted win 'hsf"'meS' y pmprpT EEiL
Tor Sa'e ny u 800,
COMMENTARY Oh IhE GoSlEh or Joi'n,
" by DIR. Augustus TholnckS. translated from
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-04

NV York. June 1.-The receipts of cotton at
New York for the present year show a considerable
increase over those of last year to the extent OF
679, 900 bales.
There has been but little animation in the stock
market. State stocks were firm. Missouri and
Virginia skies closed at yesterdays prices; North
Carolina advanced 7, and Tennessee t.
The receipts from customs yesterday amounted
TO sl25, 06l; amount in the Subtreasury S4,5ls,S4j.
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Meteorological Table.

The amount of rain which fell during the
last year, ending May 81, 1859, as kept and
furnished by the Rev. c. b. Mackee. A. NJ,
Pastor of the Presbyterian Church, Lewins-
vile, Fairfax Co., Va:
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Nc c. X VI / OK
REAPING AND MOVING MACHINE
$4,000 Sold the Last 4 Years.
GREAT IMPROVEMENTS MtDE o 1859.
ADDISON. WALLACE & CO,

TRfIJ IWTNVTE NT.FIN IT
ADDISON, WALLACE & CO.,
U,v;n, accepted the Agency for the sale of
Mrcop NICE.S CELEBRATED REAPER AND
MOWER, are prepared to furnish them at manu-
fac,ursr'. prices, adding freight only. =,
In calling attention to this MACHINE, we would
s,v that, with the improvements for 1859 in point
of simplicity. durability, and perfect working, it is
WARRANTED, a. a Reaper and Mower, superior
to any other made, and would advise all in want
of A Reaper and Mower, to call and examine the
Machine, at our Wurehou-s, No. IL Union street,
or send for a Circular, descriptive Of them, before
purchasing any other. Address
ADDISON, WALLACE i CO.,
No. Is Union-st., AleI's, Va.
ap l9-2awtJelGeotJyl
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EXCURSION FOR THE BENEFIT
VOTING MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.

1oONu u4IN ~
r The large and pleasant steamer
Gsss5sI-I pow HATAN will leave the Mail
Boat wharf at l o'clock, P. M, June It'll, and
proceed down the River a. far as she can, TO enable
her to reach Alexandria. on her return, ut a sea-
sonable hour by moonlight, thus giving the eX'ur-
sionists an opportunity Of seeing mach OF our noble
Potomac.
For the benefit of any who may wish to 20 from
Washington, the boat will leave her wharf at that
place at half-past II o'clock, and return with them
that night.
A Picnic SUPER will he prepared by the La
dies. i'll addition to the usual Rcircshmcnts.
\ fine band has been engaged from Washing
ton for the occasion. -,
Tickets for Gentlemen 81. For Gentleman and
Lady $3.50. To he had at the Stores Of Robert
Bell, James Entwisle, .jr, John ii. Parrot, Geo. T..
French, or of any one of the Committee.
Commits" Of Ayrangcme"t:
j. T.. Chase, X. kempcr. W. 4. Hart.
COMMITTEE Of Reception AZ ne Boat:
Vim. II. Fowle. +. F. Wilmer.
10 lid
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The Markets.

BALTIMORE. June 3.-Flour closed less firm;
sales of GOO bbls.; Howard street and Ohio $500.
Wheat closed quiet and steady; white lljM loJc.;
red l6OM Loo. Corn closed steady; white SiM
Sic. yellow SsM9lc. Provisions closed dull and
heavy; bacon sides 91c.: mess pork $3.50. Whif
key closed more active, at 2s(d 29c.
NEw York. June 3.-Flour has declined Zoe
State S6.jOm 500, of the june inspection; Ohio
S7.I0MS1.3,; Southern S7.j0m $3.50. Wheat
closed with a declining tendency; Southern red
lS21M Isle; white 20Oc.; milwaukee club l25h
l3jr. Corn closed with II declining tendency;
mixed is nominal at s7mss!c. Pork il nominal;
mess has declined 2jc.; closing at $l6.7j@ SlG.S3;
nrime has declined DC. closing at Sli.7j. Lard
closed heavy. Whi-key closed dull at2i!c. Stocks
ure dull and dropping. Va. 6s got. Mo. A" at.
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Seventh Congressional District.

FAIRFAX COtNTY-UFflCIAL.
For Governor Letcher III Goggin Col.
Lieut.. Observation-Disclosures us; Wiley
Attorney General.-Tucker rs; Preston
t,t.
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VIRGINIA ELECTION.
The Result.

IA 4bOoeAs
{, far as reported, Montague is ahead of
cher in the aggregate vote, and Tucker
head Of Montague. 49,.
a" 6nr diminished majority in this election is
~ ~ - he regretted on account of the effect
m" ~ry produce upon the coming elections in
Sifates.-Rich. Examiner.
The Legislature.
n the Legislature, as far as heard from,
III. Opposition have gained six Senators and
,"r 0 0ne, The last Senate was composed Of
~ democrats and Is Opposition. The next
% 800 will stand 80 Democrats and 20 OPP
o';,;op. The members elect of the House
delegates. as far as ascertained, are 70
m,,,ocrats and Sc Opposition-a gain Of
,',b,een. The counties not definitely heard
mm returned, in 81. II Democrats and 4
monosi,ion. limo further change is develop
o,3ybv the returns 10 come in, the complexion
e; the next General Assembly will be about
c,ll,ws.
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FOR PHILADELPHIA \.
STEAM DISPATCH LINE, VIA
&GsS CANAL.-The A. |. Propeller d. ar.
RONE, Capt. jerome, will leave the Long MARI,
foot of Duke street ON Tuesday, the 9TH inst. at
8 o'clock, p. NJ. arriving III Philadelphia early
on Thursday. For freight (Which will he lake" at
reasonable rates. apply to
STEPHEN SHlNN, 81 south mon ST.
je At
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AUCTION SALES.
By T. NJ. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

BY r. NJ. observation-disclosures.
nY yir,u, of a Deed Of Trust, executed by Geo.
ID W. Harrison, on the 9th of January, 1888,
tue undersigned, rs Trustee, will offer for sale, on
"Wednesday the 18th oj Jnme, (iH.t.,) IL valuable
&C. HOUSE AND LOT, on Wilkes street, "a feet
hEi G inches east of Columbus. The lot is II feet
6 inches, BY ZIG feet I inches. The building is Of
frame. nearly new, and in good order.
Tcrms:-0nc-f fourth cash, and the remainder IN
three equal instalmcuts, at q, ., and IL months.
The sale will take place on the premises, at u
o'clock, at which time further particulars will be
made known. D. ~FlNSIEN, trustee.
je 4-cOtS
TRUSTEES SALE Of A PRINCE WILLIAM
FARM.-By authority of a Deed Of Trust
executed to me. and recorded in the Clerks Office
of the County Court Of Prince William County,
in Libcr %, Folio 2gg. ! will sell at Public Auction,
on the premises. about II o'clock, NJ, on Thurs
ddg, he 30th Of .Junc, 1859, A TRACT OF LAND,
continuing 464 Acres, Rood, and 10 2-l0 Poles,
known ~ " WATERLOO," situated in Prince
William, at the Eastern base of the Bull Run
Mountain. and adjoining the lands of Ewcli, Bcrke-
lev, and others. This Farm lies near the road from
Aldie to lIaymarkei, and not tar from the Ma
nas.as Gap Railroad. and is tho same tract lately
sold By Charles +. Berkeley to Z. j. Bayley, who
now occupies 1t.
Of this Farm, n large part l. under cultivation
and /. at good uuaIitS par u III 'HHbtI' J.
well watcr,d and very accessible. 1t has on 1t IA
EzzA good DWELLING HOUSE. quarters, and
H#Il- out buildings. and is u very desirable pro-
prrty.
Term. cash but arrangements for CONVENIENT
credits can doubtless be made with the parties
concerned. JOHN VI. ORR, Trustee.
Prince William Co., my 2j-eots
NOR SALE.-The undersigned will offer at
il Public Auction, in the town Of L~eesburg, IN
front of the Court House of said town. on the l"m
duy Of lime en-"i"y, that highly improved and
productiy. Farm in the county 0i L0udOIn, State
Of Virginia, Gale. SUMMER WILLIE, containing
about 500 ACRES, binding IN Goose Creek, late
the property of Charles W. BlincOe, within six
miles Of L~eesburg. the County town, where there
are first rate Schools and Churches Of different de-
nominations, and others in the ncighborho0d OF
the Farm. and two Mills adjoining.
~ On the premises il Il tw"-story ID" ElLiNG
81 Oyerseer's House, Barn, &C., all IN good order,
and springs in every field 4 good Orchard, con-
si-ting of Apples. Peaches, Pears, and Cherries,
and "A very healthy situation.
The sale to about | o'clock, p. NJ.
Onc-fourth will be required in cash the balance
in !. ., and 3 years, with interest, and a deed OF
trust to secure the deferred payments.
The Alexandria, Loudoun, and Hampshire Rail
road is expected to reach Leesburg during the Fall.
nv Scots THE HEIRS.
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RICHMOND, June 3, noon.-It will be i'm.
possible to give a strictly correct statement OF
the election until official returns are received.
The estimates at present vary from 1000 to
$500 majority for Letcher. The Wing OF
this morning says Letcher's majority ia thus
far 4,2226, and the remaining counties gave q
majority of twoin 1855. The estimate. how,
ever, is based on returns partly official and
partly reported.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-04

TNIE ANNUAL exhibition of the ~ PPER-
VILE UNION CLTB, jor improri"g the
breed of Hor..-.' will take place at Upperyillc,
Va, on Thursday, the 10th day of June, 1872.
Premiums will he awarded for the best and second
best Colts. Of one, two, and three years old, for
heavy draft. quick draft. and saddle purposes.
Ali entries except by members of the Club, are
required to he made previous to the day Of exhibit
ton. The entrance fee Tor Stations belonging to
persons not members of the Club, $5-for fillies
and G,ldiur,. So. ALEX. GRAYSON.
Secretary and Treasurer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-04
EXPRESS STEAM LINE

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ALEXANDRIA, Va.
WASHINGTON AND GE0RGEFOMN: u, ~
AND PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
FER. The superior and fast sailing pro
&f1spslIers, sc. c. AhGEE" and ~; Shn,
i0TP" will leave Georgetown and Washington
on THURSDAY, and Alexandria on FRlpAl; .,
every week, for Philadelphia, connecting at that
no;rt with n daily line of steamers for New York.
rr;a Delaware and Raritan Canal. Through re-
ceipts given. p,u.ao,rb;. every
FRIDAY. for Alexandria and the District Clties;
conncc,;ns with the Orange & Alexandria ana
Manassas Gap Railroads, Chesapeake and ONO
Canal, &c. Freights will be taken at low rates
and Goods forwarded promptly. free OF charss:
"nN WIN. III. FOWLE L son,
No. 4 South Wharves.
AGENTS
II. II. TAYLOR 4 Co.. - West ST., New 1ors.
DAyIp COOPER, is North Wharves, Phiiadeiph'a'
Rp.plrY & TAYLOR, Georgetown, DC.
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