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Daily national Democrat., 1859-03-16

Surgical instruments.
90 r. II. McDONA & CO., Importing and
ID Wholesale Druggists, keep constantly on hand a
~-~l large supply Of Surgical and Dental Hn-
strnmentS.
Shoulder Braces, Silver and Gum Bougees &
Suspensary Bandages, Cathaters,
Gum Elastic Stockings, Eye Cases & Stethescopes,
Tusscs, large variety, Pepanis and Syringes,
Pocket Medicine Cases, Amputatng and Post Nor
Cuppng Gases and Scarf tenn Cases,
hcators,
We take particular pains in selecting these articles
Of the latest and most approved styles, and of the best
makers We respectfully invite the attention of Ply
scians and Druggists to large and we'll selected
stock
R.H. MCDONALD & co.
eTzS Dental and Surgical Instruments.
"a 20 OF Jones, White & McCurly's Gold Foil and
- Teeth, Abby SONS Gold Foil and Foil by other
makers; Forceps, large assortment of the most ap-
proved makers;
Chevaes Patent Lathe and his Lathe Of accelerated
motion;
Blow Pipes, File Carriers and Revolving Sockets;
Brush and Conundum Wheels, large assortment Of
EXcavators Bars and Drills, Scaers and PiuLgers;
Files, Hammers and Vices good variety
We receive per steamers, regular shipments of Den
tai Stock, and at house Dentists may confidently
expect to find good supply of nearly every article
used by them.
No. l39 J street, Sacramento.
II. II. MCDONALD co.
Wholesale and Importing Druggists
Daily national Democrat., 1859-03-16
SAN FRANCISCO
LAGER BEER SALOON.

South~est Corner Of d and First Streets,
Under Hoctstadter & Brother,
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Spetial Hotites.
"HEnnfr

Iae regular stated meetings Of Yuba Lodge No. 60
f. and A. NJ, are held on the first WEDNESDAY, Of
each month. CHAs pA1sp N, =,
B. F. SHAKEsPEAR, Sey. ohe,,
Daily national Democrat., 1859-03-16
TELEGRAPHEC.
OVER THE NORTHERN LINE.
CALIFORNIA LEGISLATURE.
SACRAMENTo. March 1hiI

SACRAMENTO, March 18th.
SENATE.-Mr Ballou introduced a bill to
prohibit enforcement of contracts in certain
cases. Referred to Judiciary Committee.
Mr.. Ketchum introduced a bill for raising
revenue for Chinese police fund. Referred
to Judiciary Committee.
Mr.. Pacheco introduced bill amending
act concerning corporations in reference to
bridges, passed in 1850. Referred to Com
mittee.
Senate bill amending section Ais of Prlc-
tice act, to enable both plaintiff and defend
ant to be examined as witnesses in certain
cases. lost on final passage by to Is votes
Senate bill for the construction of q wagon
road over the Sierra Nevadas is under con-
sideration and eliciting lengthy discussion
AssEMBLY.-Many local bills considered,
but none of any general importance.
Supposed RObberS--InsOIvent--R
ing of the American Theater--Orleans
Mail--Death of the Race Horse E.Fred
JOhnsOn"-BOdy found i'm the Bay
WeatheT-.Markets.
SAN FRANCIsCo, March 18th.
1t is generally believed that Mahony and
his band robbed B. Heven, Treasurer at Santa
Rosa, last fall
Abraham Welsh, of Alton, Welsh g. Co.,
applies for benefit of insolvent law; labili-
ties, $25, 900; assets, nothing
The re-opening of the American Theater
and the temperance of Mrs. Wood last
night was altogether the grandest affair late
ly occurring.
The New Orleans mail will hereafter be
carried via the Tehauntepec route alone.
The racing horse, Fred johnson, died this
evening.
The dead body of an Englshman, named
Wm Godfrey, aged 81 years, who has been
missing some ten days from the schooner
Louisa, was found floating in the bay this
morning.
High winds and cold to day.
Oats in demand at 2 l-3 to 2 2-5
Daily national Democrat., 1859-03-16
Camphcme, Lamp & Machine.

Camphcne, lamp & MACHINE.
1000 gals best Polar OIL;
l0u0 gals fresh distilled Camphene;
10000 gals super winter strained Lard Oil;
800 gals pure Sperm Oil;
81 doz Olive Oh, quarts and pins;
Patent Axle Grease in kegs and cans superior articles
Camphene and Oil Wicks
20 bbs. White and common Rosin;
1000 lbs Potash
For sale at the lowest marke rates.
139 J st, Sacramento, by Il. III. MCDONALD co.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-03-16
INFORMATION WANTED.

nF AUSTIN RYAN, from Carhurly, Parish Of Bo-
~ dyke county Of Clare, Ireland. lie came to the
United States about nine years ago, and subsequently
to California. Any information of him will be thank
fully received by JOHN GRENNAN, Oregon Hill, OF
JOHN COLLINS, Long Bar No. 2. II this should
advantage mh9-iv
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e. II. MCDONALD G. CO.

r. H. MCDONALD G. CO.,
Importing and Wholesale Druggists,
Have just received per clippers,
100 bbs Plaster Paris 500 bbs water proof Cement;
80 bbs Marble Dust; 80 bbls Whiting
50 carboys Suph Acds 800 900 Soda Corks
100 jars Gtric Acid; 80 bales Soda Twine;
20 bbls Irish Moss; 10 bales Fresh Hops.
With a complete assortment of Brewers. and Soda
Material, to which invite the attention of dealers
1875 Street, Sacramento, by
nov13-3m r. II. MCDONALD & CO.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-03-16

DERSONS WISHING THE "DAILY DEMOCRATIC
Il sTANDAkD," published at Sacramento, left az
their residences or places Of business in this tv
will be furnished with the same by leaving their names
and address at the office Of Wells, Fargo & Co.
mhl2-2w A. BIIFINGER, Agent
Daily national Democrat., 1859-03-16
Removal.

TENHE UNDERSIGNED have changed their loca-
Il tion Of business from their old stand on street
to the opposite side, adoinding Rice, Coffin Co., on
the south, where they will be pleased to all those
want Of DRY GOODS, CARPETS, &C.
mhl If WALKER, WILSON & co.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-03-16

~ Passengers by the p. NJ. S. Co.'s Line are landed
on their ARRIVAL at Panama, upon the Wharf of the
Railroad terminus, by the Company's Steam Ferry
Boat, ana proceed Immediately
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Daily national Democrat., 1859-03-16
THE MAGNIFICENT STEAMSHIP

Willeave Folsom Street Wharton Panama with the
regular Mails, Passengers and Treasure, on
MONDAY, Y,.........M MARCH 2ist, 1889.
Az O ll1NI NEE A NJ
Daily national Democrat., 1859-03-16

Ifyou wantto smoke something very fine,
Then try John s. Bowman's Genuine.
ie6 Cor Oda,d Dsts Mor,r.ttt.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-03-16
l.. p. BRONX,
DEMOCRATIC STANDARD

WIND MILL BUILDER,
Corner Of Fourth and b sts.,
MarVsville.
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MARRIED.

n, Thursday, the first Of September, 1897 at
d.. ,s,;i.pce of the brides father, by the Rev. f.
~ shin M, EDMUND b. HUGHES, of Orange,
N Mia. MILDRED A., second daughter OF James
sbss,, Of Madison county.
IN tho 9Th instant, by tho Rev. Mr.. Duncan.
Dr. JAMES H. TURNER, to Miss ANNETTE
TYLER. Of Front Royal. Va.
On the 9TH instant. by the Rev. Mr. Hughes
Col. NJ. T. wHEATLEY, to Miss ELIZABETH,
daughter Of the late Charles U. Lowell, esq, OF
Front Royal, Va.
Al the residence Of Col. John b. Earle. the
bride, father, on the 30th ultimo, by the Kew.
William q. Lumpkin. Mr.. DAVID T. kERF0OT,
Of Missouri, and Miss ANN NJ. EARLE, Of War
rem county, Va.
A, tho residence Of Mr. John Walter, on tue LIST
instant, by the same, Mr.. MOSES NELSON, OF
Frederick, and Miss ELIZABETH HAlNES, of
Warren county, Va.
On tho evening of tho 9th instant, by the Rev.
Wm. b. Thomas, at the residence Of James Lewis,
ESD, Mr.. EDWARD ii. CONWAY, of Stafford, to
Ms, SALLIE j. STROTHER, Of Fsuquisr.
On the 9TH instant, at Rock Creek Church, BY
the Rev. j. A. Buck, Lieut. ROBERT SELDHN,
{. 5. Navy, to AUGUSTA N, daughter Of the
late Major Goorge W. Walker, u. S. Marine Corps.
On the 3lst ult. by Elder NJ Montgomery,
Mr. ROBERT W. CARTER. of Richmond coun-
u, to Mrs FRANCES 4. OWENS, OF Freder-
icksburg, Va.
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CO II II z 3 c I AL.
Monetary.

In monetary affairs, there is very little of inter
est to note since our last report There is not ap-
parcntly as much pressure on the market, but the
Banks have but slightly increased their line OF
discount, and on the street there is no reduction
in rates. Tho renittances from tho country are
small, but tho improvement in prices, will, it is
thought, induce farmers to send forward their
Wheat, and thus discharge their indebtedness, a
principal cause Of the stringcncy in our money
market. In Exchange, there is very little doing.
and prices are unchanged, viz: !tds on New
York. Stocks are quiet, and the transactions lin
tied We have no change to notice in quotations.
Railroad securities are steady at last weeks pri-
ces Gold aud silver in fair supply al Z ct.
premium OH tho former; no premium Oh silver
The money market in New York continues easy
The Richmond Examiner says, that money is
easier than it was n week or two ago. The Banks
are still rather stringent and discount sParingly.
Land Warrants are depressed, and may be quoted
at so cts for l6O acres soc. for SOS; 7?c for 1905
and 9Oc for 4Us.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-10

MISUNDERSTANDING the week the market mas
been active the receipts Of produce have increased
and prices have generally been we'll sustained.
The demand for Flour has been fair, while the
stocks ON hand arc moderate. Early in the week
quotations remained unsltered, hut yesterday the
market gave way, and prices declined, Union
street Super being offered freely at So. Owing to
the light supply of Extra and the demand. there
has been no decline in that description, and we
continue to quote $5.506u$j.T5 Family is very
oui.t at decline, and we now quote SG."i t@SI,
according to brand There has been considerable
activity in the Wheat market, and prices have
been kept up, the market yesterday closing firm,
with sales of fair to good red at ll5(G He, and
do. white ut l25Gl l30c. On Thursday, lot OF
primo white brought BILE, and some lots PRIME
red at ll9e. Our quotations are not Tor choIc',
and are riyen from actual sales. Choice white or
rcd Wheat for which extreme rates are q""''d IN
other markets, would command figures rs nigh
here. but for equal qualities our market is now up
10, and above those Of the neighbOring Cities
Corn is in fair enquiry, but the receipts have been
comparatively light. Last sales OF white NJ sue.
Rye active at Ijc. for prime, and wantcd-receip's
firm. The supply Of Oats is moderate, and the
demand fair. Quotations have undergone no
change this week. the sales having been principal
" at Sy4c, struck measure for bright. Corn
Meal is quiet, with good supply Seeds are
quiet--Timothy is in abundant supply, and the
market quiet at S2Gg$2.2j, according TO quality
Sumac continues to como in freely, and is in ac-
tive demand. Wool is very quiet, and the market
dull, at previous quotations. Provisions are sea-
dy Bacon is in limited supply, with an active
enquiry and prices have advanced. The supply
Of Butter has fallen of, and prices gone up. We
quote GOA 25c for best roll and print. Eggs less
plentiful, and sales at 12! Gu lic. r dozen. Lard
is active. Our Grocery merchants are now in re-
ceipt of their Fall supplies, which are very large
and full. The stocks held by leading houses
are larger than usual--thcy look for heavy trade
this Fall, and We trust their most sanguine hopes
may Le realized Tho market for sweets rules
auiet, and prices are hardly us firm. We quote
Brown Sugars at 6iGGSc refined do va iOYc.
Molassss 27Gu4 ac. Coffecs very firm at from loi
to 1910. for Rio. Other articles unchanged. Fer
tilizers are moving OF briskly. the sales continu-
ing heavy, and as yet We notice no abatement in
the demand. Alexandria has become the centre
of u very extensive trade in Fertilizers, the in
dueements offered to farmers having led many
who make other places their market, to pur-
chase here. The supplies held here have been
very large and are yet sufficient to meet all wants
Freiyhts are active, and vessels wanted All ar
irving are readily taken up. We append tho
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COMMUNICATED.

u,ops-Extract from an article on FASH
fam Morris l. Willis Home Journal;
"IIoop,, we are glad to perceive, will CON
.;ons in vogue and with no decrease IN their
u .;n'nml,rence. No fashion which has late
en-, or"ysiled has been attended with such
;H,ppor,ant results to woman improving both
r ta,p health and appointments the wear
Nv & hoops. Ladies have now become 80
' .".s'u.,omed 10 them and they are so necessary
~ =, the handsome display Of their dresses,
y. .ba y" their dismissal would scarcely be tcle-
,",s3 II is noticeable feature, one which
ra have often bad our attention called to,
,ba, American ladics-whether at home on
r;0b Avenue. or abroad among the throngs
6 ENGLISH beauties on Regent street, or
m;nrIpc with Partisan bellies flutterlng Oh
,ha Roulsyar,is-are readily recognizable by
their superior air of elegance. Much OF
This NAV be attributable to the natural gifts
", beauty of face and form which they pos
.s,, but still their costume has considerable
., la with it,
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A L II A n A C
1859.
n A Rim LIS T.
PORT OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 9.

ARRIVED.
Schr. Black Bird, Compton, Boston, to d. i.
Smith.
Schr. John Forsythe, Holmes, Providence, to 7.
}. Mehsfry.
Schr. r. q. Whilden, German, Somerset, to I.
}. M-huhcy.
Srhr. John Warren, Lorier, Fall River, to Dor
den Mining Co.
Schr Richard Borden, Arnold, Fall River, to
Borden Mining Co.
Sehr volan,, Allen, Mattawomsn, wheat to
Thomas Perry.
Schr Roda Maria. Maddox, Mattowoman, wheat
aud corn to Thomas Perry.
SAILED.
schr. Ida l.. Howard, Strase, Boston, by IT,.
Mchaaey
Schr. Marcy Taylsr, Nickerson, Boston, by T. J.
Mehatey
Sehr. }. NJ. Ford, Haynes, Philadelphia, by d.
u. Smith.
MEMORANDA.
Steamship Mount Vernon, Smith, hence at New
York aih inst.
Sehrs Island City. Conklin, and Heury French,
pa'y, for this port, sailed from Richmond 18th
inst.
Schrs Thos Page, Robinson, for this port, and
nan" Flake. Weaver, for Washington, cleared Mt
fhiIsielphin Sth inst
Sehr Minerva. Brooks, for this port, sailed from
Providence 9th inst.
sehr Daniel Brown, Head. FROM Fall River,
w This port, sailed from Dutch Island HarbOr 5th
inst.
%hr Courier. Todd, for this port, cleared at
Norfolk Eth
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DIED.

In l.ynchburg. on Saturday morning, Septem-
her Sd. MAGGIE CARTER, daughter OF Rev.
G.orge ". Carter. aged two years.
In Shenandoah county. on Tuesday. August 80,
Mr.. JOHN +. NEWMAN, aged Fl years, eleven
months, and days.
At Little Falls Stafford county, the residence Of
DR.. Hugh Morson. on the 72d August, Mrs. SAL
LIE = LIGHTFOOT. wife of Philip Lightfoot Of
Port Royal, in the 10th yearof her age.
Al her residence, Flower Hill, Montgomery
county. Nd on the night of the 3Oth of August,
iu the I'D year of her age, Mrs. RACHEL NUN
CASTER. wife of Edwin NJ. Muncsstor.
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NOTICE.

rJIIIE exercises in CALEB ), HALLOWELL'S
/ HIGH SCHOOL for young meU and youths.
at Alexandria, Va. will he resumed on the 10th Of
the ninth month, (Septcmbcr.l
The Principal continues, as heretofore, to devote
himself personally to tho instruction and govern
ment OF the Students, and lie is assisted in the
various departments, by r. corps of experienced
Teachers, most Of whom board III the family, and
give their entire time and attention to the School.
Ii would be easy 10 insert the names OF many
well known gentlemen, residing in various parts
of the United States, and elsewhere, who either
have been or now are, patrons Of the School, but
the Principal deems this unnecessary.
Circulars will bc forwarded application.
Stl mn % -:an2H
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Tho Markets.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 9.-Flour closed heavy; How
ard street and Ohio $500. Wheat closed firm;
sales of 5000 bush; white l2O@ 145c.; red HOG
He. Corn closed dull yellow $50 Soc, measure
and weight Provisions closed firm; bacon sides
a,@ IOc.; mess pork sl5@$l5.25; prime $500,
Lard closed quiet at 1l3@1l3c. Whiskey closed
steady at 2Sc.
New YORK, Sept. 2.-Flour is firm; State SIG
$40; Ohio Si9O@$5,25; Southern $4.So@ So
Wheat is firm; Southern white l15@ljOc. West
crn red 1900, do. white lsO@14Oe. Corn is firm;
new mixed S24c Pork is dull-mess Sl4.7j@.
$lj; prime slO25. Lard is firm at lOi@ II
Whskey dull at 27c. Stocks are lower. Va. IS
941. Mo. G's S+f. Stocks have undergone fur
Their decline since the closing Of the board. The
money market is easier. Loans on cali JG6 per
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Richmond Stock Market, September o.

Virginia Skies az and interest.
Richmond City Bonds, last sales 30 ana interest.
Virginia Bank Stock. sales SEA
Farmer Bank Stock, loli
Exchange Bank Stock, last sacs $lo5.
Rank of the Commonwealth Stock, sales 1907
Richmond Fredericksburg, and Potomac Railroad Stock
last sales SO
Virginia Central Railroad Stock $50.
Richmond and Danyillc Railroad guaranteed bonds cs
500 and int.
virginia and Tennessee. Railroad Bonds. lst mortgage,
las salcs $s2 and int Do. md mortgage last sales -"
AN, int Do. 3rd mortgage, last sales fi9i2 and INT
Orange and Alexandria Railroad Bonds SIs
Ornng. and Alexandria q cent Bonds Sw ami INT.
Manassas Gap Railroad h"nd-, ti ami interest.
Norfolk City S77l! and int.
The Wing ays:-"virsinm skies have taken
the upward turn, sales having been made this week
ut 94i-an advance Of H. Messrs. D. A. Lancas,
ter / Son report sales Of Richmond City bonds at
IS and int; Exchange Bank stock Al lOa: X. Il T.
II. Il. at So; X. & ID. K. r. Mt Is; and 5. ). X. X.
bonds, duo in 1882 ut 80. Farmers Bank stock
is wanted, and lUj is now offered for it.
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Gro. T. WAKEFIELD, Sec'y.

I OST.-On Wednesday afternoon, the 9TH inst,
i 4 between the city Of Alexandria and the farm Of
Aza Gladman, esd, in the county Of Fairfax. above
Bailcys Cross Roads, | lost my BANK BOOK,
in the pocket of which was note from the said
Aza Gia,.man, for 1915 with interest form date
The said note was dated June LIST, 1859, at ninety
days, payable to my order and endorsed by me.
Also a note from Wilkinson Hunter, esq, dated
July Is 1852 at sixty days, for sS5,ji, payable to
nv order and endorsed by me. There were some
other papers and Il receipt for $l2 in the pocket.
Payment of the above notes has been stopped, and
all persons are warned against receiving said
notes. Any une who may have found the said
book and notes will be suitably rewarded by re-
turning the same. W. d. MASSEY.
u
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baltimore Cattle Market, September I.

Reef Cattle.-The offerings at the Scales to-day
smounted 10 l,l09 hesd. Of the number ohereu'
y00 head were left over unsold, and the remainder
purchased by Baltimore butchers at prices ranging
from IS to $4.25 p 100 ms. gross, and averaging
s3.62i. A few extra heavy Cattle sold at prices nee
fraction higher. but the market closed very dnIl;
Shesp.-The supply has been fair Tins week ana
sales ut $s.25@ $3.50 r head, az to quality.
Hogs-Ths supply is good. but the demand
slow; prices arc without material cnange' ss''' -
370$S.5O p 100 fts, as to quality.
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Coal Trade.

For the week ending Saturday. Sept. Srd, ''o'c',
n. tons OF coal wer. shipped over the Cuml erland
and Pennsylyania RilroaL, and 2,i16l6 oyer the
road of the Georges Creek Coal and Iron Com
p.ny. Making total for the week from the en-
tire region of 9,42b.l9 tons.
Total shipments for tho year from the entire re-
gion. 1874, SS9. 90 tons.
20 boats cleared this port during the week end,
ing "wednesday, thu 9TH inst carrying s,sos.i2
tons of Coal.
During the seasons 1915 boats cleared this port
carrying 3Ol ,457.l3 tons of Coal--c"moe'''"" Ct
vJi1n
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Richmond Market, September 9.

The arrival of Wheat is now moderate, and rs
farmers are on the eve of tho seeding season, no
doubt there will be, until November, considcra-
bic diluinution i'll the quantity coming in. The
market is frlncr and We quote white at $l.5oGe
$l.3Il; red Sl.20, $l.25, and $l.SO.
The Flour market continues dull; the receipts
are ligh. and sales are almost altogether Of
tail ch.ructnr-Ri,b Examiner.
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AUCTION SALES.

4 VALUABLE AND HIGHLY IMPR"N-
n ED FARM FOR SALE.-By virtue 81 -
decree Of the Circut Court OF FauIucr county,
pronounced at September term, 1899, IN the 'a'o
of Woolf -. w GOLF, the undersigned C"nmiss."n-
ers therein named, will offer for sale, at public
auction, to the highest bidder, en the prem'srs'
.p Noniay OctoJcr 10, 1889. that highly lmrrvv-
cd farm, containing about THREE HUNDRED
AND EIGHT AND HALF ACkEs, (Grnnii-
ty to he more accurately ascsrtained by survey
Of which Andrew Woolf. Sr, died seized ami pos
sessed, situated on Cromoy's run, about miles
from Rectortown, ) from Salem, and from III"
Plains Depots, on the Manassas Gap Railroad.
in the county of Fsuguier, and adjoining III"
lands of Richard IL. Carter, VIM. Z. Doweii, and
others.
There is a comfortable snd commodiouS st"hn
AA DWELLING HOUSE on the land, with all
-4.A necessary out houses. Persons wishing 10
purchase are invited to examine it.
The ter ms Of sale will DO, ten per centua Of To"
purchase money in cash, and for the residue. cred
its of |, 2, and years in equal instalmcntS I" lbs
given, carrying interest from the day Of -ale SAID
instruments to DO secured by the bonds of the pmr
chaser. with good personal security, and the tito
said bonds and the land TO be subject 10 resale
unie. the order Of the Court, If the purchaser
shall fail to complete his purchase. Possession
given as soon us the terms Of sale are complied
with.
For further information. address either of u, Mt
Rectortown p. D., Fauquier county, Va.
ANDREW W00LF JP., coo,,,,,.
HENRY NJ. W00LF,
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Sandy Spring, Montgomery County, Nd.
TlNllE SECOND ANNUAL SESSION Of this
i Institution will begin on the first Of Tenth
Month (Octnbcr)
For Circulars containing terms, de-, apply TO
ROBERT II. MILLER or BENJAMIN HAL
LOWELL, Alexandria, Va, or to the subscriber
at Sandy Spring =. o., Montgomery County, Nd.
Sth mo 29--eo2w FRANCIS MILLER.
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as FERRY TAVERN FOR SALE.-Ths
EsIE very valuable property, situated on the east
side OF Union street, and north side of Fayette
Alley. 80 feet wide now and for many years oc-
cuped a. n tavern, is for sale upon nccommoda-
ting terms. 1t lies in the heart VI the business
portion Of the town, having tho Alexandra and
Lynchburg Railroad in front, and the Maryland
Ferry and the Washington steamboats, IN the
rear. and for any business, is perhaps the best To-
cation ia the lown. The lot fronts on Union
street and the Railroad 6jI feet and extends back
on Fayctte alley about 30 feel. Apply to
K JOHNSTON, or
,u0 2g-2aw,w C.. ". WATTLES.
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ALEXANDRIA CENTRAL SCHOOL

VNHE EXERCISES OF THIS SCHOOL will he
resumed -Nonday. September SRI. Persons
wishing to see the subscriber on business relating
to the School, may find him at his School Room,
in the 2ni story of Brock Lodge. between the
hours of ~ NJ, and o'clock =. NJ.
,u, If-,ir II. +. HENRY.